But as far as documentaries are concerned, you're not only capturing information, you're also capturing emotion.
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And then if we're capturing all of the stock certificates for investors, we're now capturing their portfolios.
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Capturing depth information, he said, allows for capturing a three-dimensional scene, positional tracking and gesture recognition.
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There are two modes for capturing audio: cardioid for capturing a single source (like you talking into the mic) and omnidirectional for capturing multiple sources at once (say an entire room of you and your friends).
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It causes some controversy, because capturing those communications means inadvertently capturing the communications of U.S. citizens who call or email overseas.
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She's been fairly open on social media thus far, capturing Gigi's jersey retirement as well as capturing the Lakers' tribute in Staples Center.
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"We might not be capturing what a fan wants from us without capturing what they're saying about us on social media," Schoeb said.
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Artifact does to Magic what Facebook did to friendships because capturing metagames is not, in the end, all that different from capturing the social.
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" As Producer Jon Landau explained in a behind-the-scenes video about Alita's CGI, "Simultaneously we're capturing the body's performance, [and] we're capturing the facial performance.
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Methane is also the main component of natural gas, so capturing it has an economic benefit, though drillers say the cost of capturing it often exceeds the benefit.
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"Capturing Ecology," as the photography competition is known, features 15 prize-winning images capturing nature in all its glory around the world, and 15 highly commended runners-up.
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Plus, Ryan's Ted Talk-esque conclusion about not capturing the left or center lane but instead capturing the viewers' imaginations was so contrived it made me laugh out loud.
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And it reflects that the headline numbers around the Dow Jones are not really capturing the American experience — I would argue not even capturing the American economic experience today.
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"Two Lovers" was Gray's first attempt to move from the autobiographical to the personal—from capturing his outer world (the fish eye, the singing semis) to capturing his inner life.
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For the graphic problem of capturing the transparency and reflectivity of water, he relied somewhat on photographs, but they were often insufficient in capturing the ethereal quickness of its flow.
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The ultra-wide-angle camera on the Note 10 is great for capturing more details around you, or for capturing something that's too close to you for the regular camera lens.
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TCM in Norway is testing two ways of capturing CO2.
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On an sidewalk, keep your capturing out of people's way.
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After all, Malek did a commendable job at capturing Mercury.
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Your esteemed assistant is also capturing hearts on the Internet.
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Vaughn shared photos on social media, capturing the heartwarming gesture.
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People are set on capturing whatever territory they can seize.
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We had no idea he'd be capturing Hof's final sendoff.
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It also has enhanced electronic image stabilization when capturing video.
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But it was this Goldie that was capturing everyone's hearts.
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Want to take a crack at capturing your own moonbow?
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Capturing photos and videos is kind of a pain, too.
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Her work was about capturing the electric energy between objects.
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This amounts to more time capturing imagery for both satellites.
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It's all about capturing their horrified little reactions on camera.
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YOU'RE GOING TO BE CAPTURING A LOT MORE LIVE VIDEO.
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Capturing a large deep sea shark is a daunting task.
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However, carbon capture can be expensive — especially the capturing part.
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But capturing Rafa doesn't mean Kiki will suddenly materialize unharmed.
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There are some juicy stories here I hope she's capturing.
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European political headlines are another sideshow capturing the market's attention.
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It's always capturing the thermal scene in front of them.
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While cameras are capturing visual information about the road, Comma.
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Essentially the skyscrapers are a way of capturing the value.
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"The shape of the ear is key" to capturing sound.
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What are the conversations like about capturing the female gaze?
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I'm interested in capturing a moment with animation and spirit.
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Since capturing Holly on video, her health has been declining.
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We are going to be capturing terrorists in the future.
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Capturing a fortress requires players to capture certain points first.
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As a producer, you're manufacturing emotion rather than capturing emotion.
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Matt insists the cops take credit for capturing the Punisher.
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A bunch of new options for screenshots, including capturing video.
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This artist has a great eye for capturing interesting moments.
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Those aspects really became more important than capturing the demonstrations.
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Security forces prevented the Taliban from capturing the base. Nov.
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Terrorism is about capturing public attention and manipulating our emotions.
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Those productive businesses are capturing larger and larger market shares.
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Capturing one for me happens every 100 weddings or so.
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But abstraction is less helpful in capturing violence through language.
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This antipathy is not something Houellebecq is capable of capturing.
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Capturing Aboriginal Australia was probably the hardest part for me.
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This resulted in Turkey capturing the Afrin enclave from YPG.
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Their way of capturing us is just from a list.
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Capturing the Documents The war was going poorly for Assad.
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Life's photographs were brave and brilliant, capturing the human moment.
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"I just have no way of capturing that," he said.
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We've gotta make sure that we're capturing that on television.
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Do you feel like digital is better at capturing realism?
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Those cameras were capable of capturing 8K video and capturing content in 6DoF, which greatly increases the immersive quality of VR video by letting viewers move naturally as if in a completely virtual world.
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This only puts her in mind of an old art-school professor who, like Sontag and practically anyone else who's paying attention today, believes photography is about not just capturing but capturing your version.
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"As a birth photographer, it's not just about capturing the moment of birth — it's about capturing the story behind the birth, from the labor to visitors coming hours after the baby is born," says Freund.
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Forge runs in the background, capturing an entire PC gaming session.
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Typical time for capturing a room scan: less than a minute.
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Sidibé's distinct genius was in capturing the perfect gesture and moment.
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McQueen. Bosch's appeal extends way beyond dogma, capturing ordinary viewers who
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There's still a single button for recording videos and capturing photos.
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Sitting down and capturing it like you would capture another object.
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The act of capturing your own likeness isn't new, of course.
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It is a tragedy that I could not go without capturing.
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Trees play a huge role in capturing moisture and reducing temperatures.
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Today, one agent makes the initial sale, capturing the upfront commission.
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He is equally deft at capturing the essential differences between artists.
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Capturing their personality, their honesty, beauty, vulnerability, strength, and so on.
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Van Ness and Feistl have their eyes on capturing Miguel Rodriguez.
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I think capturing likeness comes down to practice and paying attention.
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Capturing these base voters is an absolute requirement for any Democrat.
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For others, it's a home video capturing every tear of joy.
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CyArk and USF are not the only organizations capturing this data.
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Serrano is infamous for capturing disturbing subjects with a startling reverence.
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Early today, Pakistan shot down an Indian jet, capturing the pilot.
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And those shows are capturing a larger percentage of their audience.
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Capturing Ally's confidence and India's elegant essence is easy for me.
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One company is having a hard time capturing U.S. regulators: Facebook.
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Our rankings, however, are aimed at capturing a moment in time.
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Trump's Pennsylvania victory was crucial to his capturing the White House.
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I was interested in capturing some of the landscape as well.
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Capturing these bugs at such high magnification was no small feat.
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Capturing these topics, and their subjects, is no easy feat, however.
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The test is meant to demonstrate another way of capturing spacecraft.
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This includes energy efficiency, nuclear power and technology capturing carbon emissions.
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She noticed that she kept capturing moments between fathers and daughters.
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Capturing decent footage with this approach was still hit and miss.
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"We hope to gain more speed capturing them," Noochdumrong told CNN.
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Finally, there's Scenery, which is for capturing panoramic and tracking shots.
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I'm not interacting with what's happening around me—I'm capturing it.
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Thanks to Jenn Staggemeyer, of Waukon, for capturing and sharing this!
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They do a great job of capturing and framing his contradictions.
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Capturing local fighting game fans is high on Johnston's priority list.
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Miranda Barnes employs a street-style approach to capturing black love.
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Given Andre the Giant's physical prowess, capturing his likeness wasn't easy.
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Capturing this level of intimacy in a photograph combats that notion.
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Having trouble capturing the perfect angle for your latest Instagram photo?
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Below is his account of capturing the breathtaking mid-air images.
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Chicago photographer Petya Shalamanova was on the scene, capturing it all.
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Raiding, capturing and selling people was not an exclusively African practice.
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Actor Edward Gero did an uncanny job in capturing Scalia's mannerisms.
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Unfortunately, William has cameras capturing his unsuccessful fight to stay awake!
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Only capturing value on both dimensions achieves this level of success.
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He also has a wonderful mind for music and capturing it.
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The strategy for capturing those seats is twofold, according to Gurle.
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Effectively, this means capturing video of everything the player looks at.
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She was particularly adept at capturing the growing pains of adolescence.
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New means of capturing and storing carbon are on the horizon.
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Capturing naval vessels and blocking ports is not a subtle move.
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They're increasing the odds of capturing the House majority from Republicans.
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Astronauts have been capturing their breathtaking views from space ever since.
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Across the room sits the artist, capturing the occasion on paper.
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MYSTIC Capturing the Sea Through Oil and Cold Wax, artist lecture.
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MYSTIC "Capturing the Sea Through Oil and Cold Wax," artist lecture.
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Jinger (Duggar) Vuolo is capturing the final stages of her pregnancy.
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Charter Communications is within striking distance of finally capturing its prize.
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I am not good at capturing family tenderness with my pen.
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What's a current book that is capturing the zeitgeist for you?
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Who is best at capturing and elevating the energy of aroom?
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Photographer Roger Kisby specializes in capturing intimate moments at public events.
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It feels like I'm doing the right thing, capturing people's attention.
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Neither position comes close to capturing the complexities on the ground.
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It's about kind of capturing moments through various forms of documentation.
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Anticipation is critical for capturing the moments that happen so fast.
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A fledgling painter, he produced a portrait capturing his father's spirit.
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Ted Cruz and came within 3 points of capturing the seat.
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His primary interest, he said, is capturing her surface-level appearance.
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We're capturing several slices, and then... He's just smiling at me.
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Perhaps the greatest challenge screen actors face is capturing that opacity.
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Itzkoff does a good job of capturing this period's madcap caprices.
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They were capturing creation, and showing the greatest, greatest artwork: nature.
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One truck was left behind, its dashcam capturing the horrifying footage.
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Blade Runner won praise for capturing the original game's cinematic atmosphere.
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They're really dominating and capturing the home-sharing market in China.
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Kate Middleton is known for capturing official photos of her family.
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Make it carbon dioxide emissions neutral by capturing the carbon dioxide.
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The iPhone yielded pretty good results, especially in capturing 4K video.
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Amy (Duggar) King is capturing the final stages of her pregnancy.
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And besides, isn't capturing those special moments supposed to be priceless?
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Capturing this particular meteor shower on film can be challenging, though.
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"On the Impossibility of Capturing a Sunset" (2017) is another showstopper.
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Is Cole Sprouse the person responsible for capturing Lili Reinhart's best angles?
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By only capturing soundless video, Google Clips dodges any laws against wiretaps.
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Panasonic claims it's just as adept at capturing low-light video too.
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After capturing this information, they incorporated almonds into the pairs' daily diet.
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Capturing Pokémon is the least useful feature of the Pokémon Go Plus.
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"You want to be capturing soil, not spreading it around," he says.
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I don't think social media comes close to capturing these multi-dimensions.
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To the cameras capturing the action on stage, the misstep was clear.
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Monetization question: "Are we getting better at capturing the value we create?"
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It's hard to get a picture without accidentally capturing someone else's head.
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Brett Eldredge is capturing major summer love vibes with his new song.
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There's a certain thrill to capturing non-traditional footage with a camera.
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We haven't named him yet but he's already capturing hearts including mine.
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Another common mistake is that we operated only in capturing the heads.
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What we really need is an integrated solution for capturing video indoors.
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Then people can apply all your creativity to that moment you're capturing.
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What's next: There needs to be a business case for capturing CO2.
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The objective, Esper said, was capturing him or if necessary, killing him.
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The objective, Esper said, was capturing Baghdadi or if necessary, killing him.
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Over that period, workers were capturing an impressive share of productivity gains.
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But capturing that excitement would mean building and shipping a real product.
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One has you stealing some horses, another capturing a notorious con man.
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ZELDIN: You might be capturing some more of my middle-income constituents.
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The polls are not accurately capturing all of Trump's support, Conway said.
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Uber hoped to transcend this issue by capturing a vast market share.
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"Thanks @robert_herjavec for capturing these VERY REAL New Mom Moments!!" she said.
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Heading out of their comfort zone and hopefully capturing what they seek.
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The whole time, there'll be a professional photographer capturing the magical moments.
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MRI glove-shaped detector proved capable of capturing images of moving fingers.
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But you're capturing subtle, nuanced performances, so the gear has to perform.
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But it's how it goes about capturing those photos that has changed.
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The left figure shows the two cameras capturing two fields of view.
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But by effectively capturing the GOP, Bannon has fulfilled his own prophecy.
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Noisey's photographer The1point8 was backstage with the group capturing all the action.
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Park employees were tasked with capturing images of the animals in motion.
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What you need is a more efficient way of capturing water vapor.
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After capturing national attention, Steve Stephens shot himself rather than face justice.
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Investigators closed in, capturing 1102 pounds (20143 kilograms) and arresting seven men.
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Thanks for capturing everyone in Silicon Valley's deepest fears about becoming irrelevant.
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Capturing the wandering creature turned out to be a mulitple-agency affair.
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It's about democratizing the complicated processes that go into capturing great footage.
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Its previous models are still capable of capturing videos in incredible detail.
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Hernandez won the job in November, capturing 60 percent of the vote.
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Capturing 360-degree video just got a little easier for non-professionals.
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The best action cameras are still susceptible to capturing super shaky footage.
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Orbital Insight is not alone in capturing satellite images of the fire.
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Keep these guidelines in mind when capturing your eclipse experience on camera.
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The iPhone will go into burst mode, capturing multiple photos per second.
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The metadata capturing your personal information can come from any connected device.
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Everest VR comes close to directly capturing what a climber might see.
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But it's better at rendering the text's imagery than capturing its tone.
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Capturing California, one of the most racially diverse states, would hand Mrs.
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Out photographer The1point8 was out there capturing all the magic and madness.
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Thank you for capturing so much joy on film, over and over.
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The EPIC–MRA survey found Whitmer capturing 28503 percent of the vote.
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If capturing millennial interest is so important, how are hotels doing it?
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Portugal is the same game away from capturing its first major trophy.
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Instead, he photographed G.I. Joes, capturing imagined combat with the family camera.
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Doing so while capturing the special moment on camera is nearly impossible.
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"The Report of Iran capturing CIA spies is totally false," Trump tweeted.
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This trailer is about capturing a vibe, and it more than succeeds.
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Capturing sharp images is ideal, but not realistic in all photo scenarios.
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In interviews, Wilson expressed interest in capturing the process of growing up.
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Videos capturing the moment propelled him to the forefront of the movement.
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I'm obsessed with capturing the best light and daylight, the golden hour.
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To me, he's one of the best film photographers capturing black skin.
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It's the closest they've gotten to capturing the catharsis of their shows.
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Young's delight at capturing the human form is palpable in these works.
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He was known for capturing images of riots, militants' funerals and protests.
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Below, they offer compelling reasons for capturing memories or just living them.
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"My photography initially focused on capturing street scenes in Tokyo," Ali says.
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Rough Draft Capturing one incredible piece in the middle of its creation.
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We were capturing the numbness that is so typical of PTSD patients.
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Likud said the move was aimed at capturing evidence of any irregularities.
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"Polls are not capturing who the new electorate is," Ms. Nixon said.
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Below is a photograph, which comes closer to capturing lightning in reality.
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What, one might ask, was the point of capturing all these moments?
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Preserved lemon is an essential ingredient for capturing a taste of Morocco.
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"The generic ballot falls short of capturing Democrats' intensity advantage," Wasserman said.
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Although, we are capturing only a tiny percentage of this 95 percent.
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And Ms. Hartman indisputably has a gift for capturing the spontaneous moment.
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Capturing the wilderness connects the present with a past beyond my own.
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Her works reflect a preoccupation with alternately capturing and throwing off light.
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A Dutch documentary filmmaker, Roozbeh Kaboly, was there too, capturing the moment.
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Is the S20 Ultra clearly capable of capturing shots this close up?
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The CIA was capturing fewer detainees and waterboarding was no longer approved.
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It works by capturing and filtering out harmful particles, viruses and mold.
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Brooks Koepka of the United States wins, capturing his first major title.
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The SDF is currently focused on capturing Raqqa city from Islamic State.
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Capturing Aleppo is one of President Bashar al-Assad's key strategic objectives.
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Ecology in Action student winner: "Capturing tundra vegetation change" by Gergana Daskalova
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And videos capturing police abuse, sad to say, rarely create lasting change.
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They are now capturing an even greater share of the economy's bounty.
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Capturing video, playing it back in Gear VR, for the same reason.
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Capturing the looks on their scared faces ... far as we can tell.
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And privacy critics decried Google's insatiable appetite for data, from capturing location information in unexpected ways—a practice Google changed when exposed—to capturing credit card transactions—a practice Google has not changed and actually seems proud of.
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Developers can access these streams via Huddly's API to allow for intelligent features like auto-crop, digital pans and tilts or content capturing (think automatically capturing and transcribing the content on a whiteboard in a room, for example).
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It's about capturing a moment, capturing a memory, and we have line of sight to kind of the first version of VR cameras, that let you record an experience, and I've been using these in my own life.
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In a similar manner, real GDP is not capturing the total effects of modern technology on our ability to communicate more rapidly and is not capturing the spillovers that this has — good or bad — on our communities and families.
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After capturing nearly 74 percent of the black vote in South Carolina, Mrs.
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Do you know if there's a keylogger running on it, capturing your input?
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Photographer Jennifer Hendershot snapped a photo, capturing the surfer&aposs shocked facial expression.
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Capturing data for treatment is expensive and has to happen face to face.
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Was there much competition with photojournalists capturing the refugee crisis for the news?
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OK, so this photo is capturing a really beautiful random act of kindness.
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"It was freaking amazing," texted one marcher, capturing the sentiments of so many.
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They are capturing more than NOK 1.5 billion from the Norwegian advertising market.
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Like Juno, the little spacecraft capturing the Earth-sized tempests while orbiting Jupiter.
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Capturing your life in video on Instagram just got a lot more interesting.
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The spaghetti grilled cheese sandwich is capturing the hearts of carb lovers everywhere.
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"What it's doing is capturing small, small squares—little partial fingerprints," he said.
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The company also developed a VR rig, aimed at capturing 360-degree footage.
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How about three different fields of view for capturing all sorts of scenes?
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Just look at the multiplicity of steps involved in capturing a single image.
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Somehow the blur over the face felt like it was capturing the zeitgeist.
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So far, Torres is capturing 22016 to 10 percent of the fermentation byproduct.
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It's about capturing other people and giving them some sort of physical space.
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Photos capturing the heartwarming moment were posted to social media on June 23.
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Grace Riedlinger, 21, is charged with capturing an image of nudity without consent.
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I still think it is somewhat dependent upon the personality capturing people's attention.
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The full stack is in service of capturing and communicating real-world moments.
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The insects are summertime terrors, suitably adapted for capturing and devouring small insects.
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And the missile company has been capturing a large part of that budget.
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First, an infrared depth camera system scans your face, capturing your facial structures.
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Good monetary policy is essential to capturing the full benefits of new technologies.
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"We are currently capturing about 10,000 tons of CO2 a year," Aradottir said.
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RHOC cameras appeared to be capturing the event for the upcoming 14th season.
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And they did a bang-up job capturing the event in real-time.
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Capturing an American DEA agent goes against Felix's "no scandals" rule, big time.
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After capturing it, they mill about and ignore the booms of incoming artillery.
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Over the weekend, Grande shared a series of photos capturing her new do.
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Capturing the city is one of President Bashar al-Assad's key strategic objectives.
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China is not just capturing commodities in nations like Nigeria and South Africa.
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And one of tech's greatest values is in the assistance of capturing memories.
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Mr. Deakins relied primarily natural light, capturing moments in the harsh desert sun.
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Berry's stage presence matched his work ethic towards capturing his huge, diverse audience.
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Do you question the ethics of capturing people in such a shitty state?
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That's what industry, gas or EV, has had such a hard time capturing.
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CIA Director Gina Haspel reportedly listened to audio capturing Khashoggi's interrogation and murder.
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Capturing an actor in one take also offers one pragmatic advantage: it's cheaper.
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Watch: VICE News Tonight on the photographer capturing death squads in the Philippines.
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That's why Facebook and Google are capturing the lion's share of advertising revenue.
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Réhahn says capturing a good photo is all about being willing to wait.
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"For many of our customers, we have been capturing this data," said Salesforce.
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Both platforms don't want you capturing what are supposed to be ephemeral moments.
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This capturing-and-battling process is the crux of your in-game progression.
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Cost-benefit analysis is the best way of capturing human welfare right now.
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Capturing the city in June 2014 was one of ISIS' most strategic wins.
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So no, carbon-capturing AC units won't save the world on their own.
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Amazon's London pop-up is not about capturing traditional retail sales at all.
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Capturing live action VR has always been a bit of a hacker's enterprise.
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Do it while Wireshark is capturing packets and, once you're there, stop Wireshark.
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It's capable of capturing 20.2-megapixel images, compared to the iPhone X's 12MP.
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We're capturing the best moments, the moments whether [they're] good, bad or ugly.
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The job ends up being as much capturing content as editing it out.
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Nearby citizens have taken the opportunity to photograph the flames, capturing its enormity.
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A long exposure, rather than capturing individual cars, captured long streaks of light.
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Maybe someday capturing spaces with photogrammetry will be as easy as taking selfies.
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Imagine a security camera that can understand and analyze the scene it's capturing.
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Simply capturing the growing volumes, varieties and sources of data is not enough.
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During the fighting, a CIA Predator drone was lingering overhead, capturing Chapman's heroics.
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Capturing the hidden, unfiltered world of the animal kingdom on camera isn't easy.
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The James Webb Space Telescope will be capable of capturing extremely faint signals.
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This very important change in Kate — that's what I was interested in capturing.
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Uncle Na busies himself capturing selfies for Facebook or chatting with internet friends.
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Capturing video of a tornado and turning it into an abstract 3D hologram?
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To do this, it'll have to start capturing data about taste first, though.
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Once upon a time, I used a microrecorder for capturing interviews and lectures.
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It then starts recording video and unlocks the door, capturing the entire visit.
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Given Mr. Sanders's chances of capturing the nomination, this is a confusing choice.
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However, Complexity responded by capturing Nuke 16-9 and Dust II 16-14.
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Capturing Idlib would secure Russia's airbase in Latakia province from rebel drone attacks.
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It was always about capturing human emotion in a very real, authentic way.
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Each camera was accompanied by three microphones, capturing the sound as it traveled.
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The two countries' security agencies work together on intercepting drugs and capturing kingpins.
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Among other things, Russian law forbids capturing whales from a group with babies.
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She often shoots from a high angle, capturing her subjects in unattractive foreshortening.
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But as in real life, capturing and prolonging love in music is tricky.
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Milein Cosman: Capturing Time is available for purchase from Amazon and other retailers.
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So it's capturing carbon dioxide and injecting it underground ... to extract more carbon.
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I was probably too busy capturing the moment to be part of it.
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Somewhere behind that lens was Specialist Clayton, capturing the end of her life.
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"Programming has gotten better and better at capturing our kids' attention," she said.
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This collection of images is a mere fraction capturing the drama since January.
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The battery does take a hit when you're capturing a lot of content.
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Shamsie is achingly good at capturing the claustrophobic self-consciousness of British Muslims.
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A TV designed to showcase video that people are capturing the wrong way?
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Trump went on to romp through the Midwest before capturing the White House.
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"Capturing intel from this guy would be a top priority," the official said.
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But not all of the ads end up actually capturing people&aposs attention.
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They did a nice job capturing the "highlights" of Tuesday's Democratic candidates debate.
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Valle's filmmaker partner wanted to go further, capturing VR inside American factory farms.
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They are not capturing the full social costs of the products in them.
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Today we seek the public's assistance in capturing Mostafa and disrupting Al-Shabaab.
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He ended up capturing one of the most indelible moments in American history.
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"What we're capturing with those younger kids is probably crushes," Dr. Rose said.
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Capturing musical essence was a far more complex task than aping the obvious.
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Capturing public sentiment and converting it into governance is a messy, imperfect science.
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What shows do you think do a good job of capturing the city?
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Capturing Kennedy's voice was an essential part of bringing the movie to life.
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Shout out to Junior Foster and Trekstock for the capturing this beautiful moment.
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They are tersely resonant, capturing the moon in extended and enlarged mirroring shots.
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Instead of capturing 1440p video, the Phantom 3 Professional captures video at 4K.
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She stayed in the community for about two weeks while capturing the photo series.
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But in an impressive plot twist Chris wound up capturing the perfect final shot.
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And there's also the issue of what the video is and is not capturing.
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He was looking for a unique way of capturing the beauty of New Zealand.
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He moved around the room like a pro, capturing a variety of interesting angles.
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"Capturing the city where I'm from has always been important to me," she says.
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Capturing all those ocean-side images caused the couple to work up an appetite.
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For him, making art is about breaking through the noise and capturing someone's attention.
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Creating art using his soot-capturing technology is just one side of the coin.
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However, the actual process of capturing the animals could prove to be too risky.
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John Thomas told CNN, referring to operations aimed at killing or capturing terrorist leaders.
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Initially, the parks department planned on capturing the bird and bringing it to safety.
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They were quite short, so I thought the camera might've already been capturing me.
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Sound editing refers to the process of capturing and assembling sounds for a film.
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The country's western coastline is quite narrow and well suited to capturing tidal power.
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"We think there is something really interesting about capturing viewers' moods," Smith told Reuters.
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The problem is that it blocks a significant portion of what the camera's capturing.
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Eisenhower was an avid painter, often capturing natural landscapes and gifting them to friends.
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Capturing Everest is technically a miniseries, with four episodes of eight or nine minutes.
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Not to mention, taking the game to a new level and capturing new audiences.
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The S28 can compete with the Google Pixel when it comes to capturing detail.
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But the current ratings system "does a lousy job of accurately capturing" those viewers.
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"It will recognize who and what you're capturing," says Qualcomm Snapdragon boss Alex Katouzian.
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They are interested in capturing nostalgia for a new generation of digital picture takers.
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Two photographers in Sydney, Australia, are capturing that electric first connection in their photoseries, .
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Click here to view original GIFDrones are already a fantastic tool for capturing footage.
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Photos capturing bright neon lights are always a treat, but rarely an easy feat.
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Makes sense; after all, Kim's never met an image-capturing app she didn't like.
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Since the Dumbo Octopus lives so deep, capturing video of it is pretty rare.
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Each pixel now does double duty—capturing light and focusing at the same time.
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These were editorial images, capturing subcultures and people with no apparent place to be.
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Someone quickly got the camera rolling, capturing the six of them laughing like maniacs.
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Remix Spike Jonze Directed "Drunk Girls" The Photographer Capturing People on Drugs | High Art
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Social media are a mechanism for capturing, manipulating and consuming attention unlike any other.
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Having an easy option for capturing great sounding multitrack recordings is really quite useful.
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The SDF launched a campaign with the ultimate aim of capturing Raqqa in November.
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Those IMAX cameras are particularly effective in capturing the sheer audacity of Cruise's stunts.
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We were capturing content that could be rendered in multiple ways in multiple things.
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Capturing their avatars was the inevitable next step, but it's not the final one.
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The issue, for Kontsevich, was capturing the images and processing them from a background.
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The GL20 — aka Lady Gaga's photo-capturing glasses — was the centerpiece of that partnership.
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Can you tell me about what was going through your mind while capturing it?
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"I embraced the challenge of capturing the energy of a claustrophobic space," Madhvani adds.
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A drone capturing footage and still images of an apartment building in Philadelphia, 21.25.
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Our photographer Cody Lynch was on the ground capturing all the magic and madness.
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Cryptocurrency is capturing the attention of a larger set of investors as prices skyrocket.
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Capturing a dominant market share requires moving beyond comfort categories and embracing complementary capabilities.
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Live Titles has potential, but it had a hard time capturing everything I said.
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There were all these amazing Tinder stories, and there wasn't really anyone capturing them.
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This one does a good job capturing the sheer variety of forms anxiety takes.
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Instead, they were products of aerial photography (airplanes that fly over land capturing images).
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Better ideological fit Trump may be capturing the attention of many first-time voters.
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To the masses, he was a mass murderer, hell bent on capturing Muslim oil.
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Hasselblad says the CMOS sensor is capable of capturing 14 stops of dynamic range.
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Look at that police officer capturing a video (...while driving, which is actually bad)!
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Capturing carbon and then sequestering it, often underground, is another method for cutting emissions.
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"You as a new player, you download it, play, start capturing Pokémon," he says.
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But that doesn't mean it was easy capturing such gorgeousness with only a phone.
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There's also evidence that independents are capturing some of the highest-value streaming users.
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What is its nature, and how do we go about capturing and describing it?
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But so far, capturing an Islamic State fighter after a battle has been rare.
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By making Planned Parenthood Action her first campaign stop after capturing the nomination, Mrs.
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They ended that year 11-2 after capturing their first-ever Big 12 title.
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But it's really worth capturing that we had a weird mojo with this project.
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How GoPro is making capturing, editing and sharing easier with its new software pic.twitter.
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The author has a gift for creating chiaroscuro portraits, capturing both light and dark.
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His chief nemesis, Cruz, has outthought him, especially when it comes to capturing delegates.
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Meola spent years traveling through Tornado Alley, capturing storms, rainbows, and everything in between.
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And he doesn't overthink the magic that went into capturing the tour on tape.
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But the device is finally capturing and retaining plastic, the group announced on Wednesday.
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The country reports form a critical body of evidence for capturing human rights conditions.
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The new iPhones also include improved cameras capable of capturing a wider color range.
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Capturing that just-right moment as colors re-emerge has become a bit easier.
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Instead, it's capturing the shadow of the ring created by the star's bright light.
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Voice capturing for calls and video conferencing competitors include Gong, TalkIQ, ExecVision and others.
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This isn't the young artist's first attempt at capturing a celeb with his paintbrush.
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But [TENG] could be more flexible, like capturing energy from the foot coming down.
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I spent last night capturing some gameplay footage, and expected to find a chore.
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One reason for this discrepancy is that capturing antibiotic-resistance-related deaths isn't standardized.
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Interruptions appear in them in real time, capturing the ambient conditions of their composition.
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CNN has performed a great service by dramatically capturing egregious cases of modern slavery.
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I think we're just now capturing what we want to sound like on record.
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Her only profit comes from capturing a terrified stranger weeping and urinating on camera.
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Unlike the policy of capturing and interrogating terrorism suspects that was adopted after Sept.
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By mounting miniature cameras on marine animals, biologists have been capturing days' of video.
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In South Carolina, webcams are capturing the coastline at Myrtle Beach and Kiawah Island.
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Ms. James overcame the fund-raising disadvantage, capturing the primary and the general election.
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Capturing on film the myriad dimensions of Bangladeshi life proved to be his calling.
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Alam's is an extraordinary career of commitment to capturing and telling stories that matter.
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Capturing carbon dioxide produced by power plants is one way to cut those emissions.
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I love capturing these kind of pictures that bring levity to a milestone moment.
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Individuals can be imprisoned and/or fined for harming, shooting or capturing the animals.
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But capturing the child's tormented reaction on video is part of the perverted objective.
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You can add data by capturing a photo of your plate before you eat.
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Ledger plays Dan, capturing the codependency and delusion of the character with devastating effect.
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For Emmanuel Macron, capturing Trump's heart risked turning the rest of the world's stomachs.
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But for us on Pixel, we're more about capturing the right moment in time.
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A video capturing the moment in which pop icon Britney Spears broke her foot.
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One push takes the tiny Go from off to capturing a 30-second video.
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Capturing carbon dioxide from the air can still cost up to $1803 per ton.
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So how do you design products and experiences to make a brand psychologically capturing?
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The ride is pretty boring since it's just talking about capturing Captain Jack Sparrow.
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He received a strong bounce, capturing support from at least 10% of poll respondents.
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Spitzer observed Trappist-1 nearly around the clock for 20 days, capturing 203 transits.
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Capturing the city would effectively end the militants' ambitions for territorial rule in Iraq.
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I wanted to explore capturing an environment and the story in those three minutes.
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Notwithstanding President Trump's decision, there's still a lot of merits to capturing those gains.
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For marketers, capturing this lightning in a bottle has always been elusive — until now.
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Democrats view flipping Tillis's seat as crucial to capturing a majority in the Senate.
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The price of capturing CO2 from the air needs to be driven down quickly.
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That's where the Dewplanter comes in by capturing and filtering water in the air.
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Pabst's images have gone viral, capturing the attention of politicians, singers, and film stars.
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The other three artists might be called landscape, or cityscape, portraitists capturing shifting terrain.
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The men's clothing entrepreneur Herb Goldsmith had an instinct for capturing the public eye.
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Nathan Lyons worked outside mainstream aesthetics, eschewing pomposity, while capturing wonderment amid everyday banality.
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Keyhole specializes in capturing data from Twitter and Instagram and selling reports to businesses.
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Those years were spent digging through her mother's clothes and capturing herself wearing them.
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To say that Cuarón cared about details when capturing that world is an understatement.
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You could describe it in 224 different ways without capturing all of its dimensions.
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Taliban spokesman Qari Yousuf Ahmadi said it attacked from four directions, capturing five checkpoints.
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When you take a panorama photograph on your smartphone, for instance, you aren't capturing a single moment in time—you're capturing a given landscape over the course of the 30 seconds or so that it takes to pan your camera across the horizon.
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The act, enacted in 1972, prohibits the harassment, hunting, capturing, or killing of marine mammals.
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Since then the duo rarely share public moments — including capturing each other on social media.
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This beginner-friendly copter can perform stunts in the air, all while capturing HD shots.
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The 12-year-old actress has no trouble capturing the emotional intensity of the song.
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Phishing emails containing malicious executables are the preferred method for capturing a bank employee's credentials.
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With his gruesome story capturing front-page headlines, U.S. business leaders have voiced their disdain.
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Brad Temkin has worked as a photographer, capturing landscapes and private gardens, since the 1980s.
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But it's been replaced by a structure, capturing certain aspects, but it's a clumsy interpretation.
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There's a hint of afrofuturism here—a cerebral, lush approach to capturing the black experience.
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Now, after capturing an image, you'll immediately see a thumbnail in the bottom right corner.
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Christian Vieler, a photographer, specializes in capturing that moment on film — but with your dog.
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He gained some notoriety in 2011 for capturing another photo series at the Dead Sea.
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The remote location of Mount Michael also made capturing images of the volcano very difficult.
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The internet loved it for capturing how a whole country feels about the messy news.
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But she also noted her dedication to capturing the moment helped ease the pain too.
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Wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas is a master at capturing rarely seen and skittish wildlife.
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They last battled ISIS more than two months ago, killing 16 fighters and capturing 17.
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The Pirates were coming off an incredibly successful season ... after capturing their fourth state title.
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Jeff Frost has been capturing the terrible beauty of fires — and their effects — for years.
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A million gifs of a very confused Steve Harvey comes close to capturing our feelings.
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On Friday, Mexican officials credited the armed forces and the police for capturing Mr. Guzmán.
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The power station is currently capturing just 1 metric ton of CO2 emissions per day.
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When the two met up, Donhou couldn't resist capturing the sweet moment with a photo.
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Your Twin Peaks caricatures are incredible, and you have such a knack for capturing faces.
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Ultimately, Trump won Utah easily, capturing 45 percent of the vote; McMullin earned 21 percent.
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Here are the startup trends that are capturing the imaginations, and wallets, of top accelerators.
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So the energy from a star hits your planet, are you capturing all of it?
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There seem to be lots of photographers of late fascinated with capturing these ephemeral objects.
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These days, some of those decisions are capturing the nation's attention in a big way.
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Try capturing the crowd in your shot, a few towering skyscrapers, or even the moon.
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They are limited to capturing live footage and generating a pixel representation on another device.
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The incentives on these platforms are the same: It's about capturing attention — at any cost.
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The distillery is capturing the fog working with sustainable water and fog researching nonprofit FogQuest.
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The evidence led to four charges of sexual assault, prostitution and capturing an intimate representation.
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"Sonically, masters can be stunning in their capturing of an event in time," he said.
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At the moment, we give the Democrats a two-in-three chance of capturing it.
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The jury, however, also praised it for capturing "the complexity of modern African-American life".
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And the way they're shot, as if we're capturing private gestures of unhappiness or worry.
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The SDF have not yet declared what their next target will be after capturing Manbij.
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The reintroduction process generally involves identifying healthy animal populations in other regions and capturing them.
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That I am capturing, in a crucial way, the sad mundanity of American gun violence.
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The angle is perfect, perfectly capturing our man's size (extremely large) and fussy, overwhelming art.
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As a result, they say, it is not accurately capturing the real audience for shows.
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Creating slow-motion footage is all about capturing a large number of frames per second.
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Mr Assad's forces are close to capturing rebel-held Eastern Ghouta, a suburb of Damascus.
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Look at the photo she posted to her Instagram, capturing the comments left for her.
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Finally, a way for me to print those Ricoh Theta S pictures I've been capturing.
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It's a euphoric bender of a record capturing New Order's high spirits in the sun.
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This portrayal tells the story of the capturing of Pig on 6th of winter, 5499.
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"Capturing the mom at the point of starting a family is incredibly powerful," Duggal said.
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And my hastily inserted goal had served as a giant net for capturing AI skaters.
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Still, Evernote is the ultimate app/service for capturing data from a lot of sources.
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But is there drive to capturing a younger generation that seems less interested in church?
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"[This study] would suggest that the ESRB system is not adequately capturing tobacco content," Primack.
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Sinji records 1280p HD video, capturing everything in its ultra-wide range with clear fidelity.
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Khoury says this process is better than older methods at capturing the waveforms of speech.
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Instead of spending time capturing reality through a glass screen, you can just enjoy reality.
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In 1999, he put out dsniff, a tool for capturing passwords and other network traffic.
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As the wind mellows, they again extend, capturing a larger volume of air in motion.
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But Mongillo's uniquely trans performance isn't just about capturing feelings of shame and self-hatred.
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Capturing marine life up close is tricky, but this robot could be a novel solution.
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You've gone for far too long capturing flips and tricks with a shaky smartphone camera.
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He spent five years capturing the rise of white supremacy groups in the United States.
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While the phone is capable of capturing good photos, more often than not, it doesn't.
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One way of capturing this spirit would be for the country to hold fresh elections.
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Agencies spend weeks translating RFIs into RFPs, then months capturing, collating, and summarizing the data.
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She begins from her earliest memories, vividly capturing poverty, abandonment, and a subsequent convent upbringing.
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This offers renewed potential for integrating carbon capturing technology into dense and polluted urban environments.
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Disney has emerged as the hands-down leader in capturing the imagination of the public.
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You can start capturing video just by holding down a button on the remote control.
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It was perfect and Tuan did a fantastic job capturing the essence of the costume.
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Seeing such flashes on Jupiter is rare, and capturing one on video is even rarer.
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George Wallace, running a segregationist campaign, did, capturing five Southern states as an independent candidate.
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However, the photographer has become established for his unique way of capturing a couple's nuptials.
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He has run the table this fall, capturing titles in Beijing, Shanghai, Vienna and Paris.
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Jack Wills was about capturing (or recapturing) the rush of college and post-college youth.
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But technology had changed, allowing the soldiers to become photographers themselves, capturing their ordinary moments.
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Unfortunately, Lee wasn't as lucky as others when it came to capturing any eclipse pics.
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So she set about capturing and documenting the people's often sad, but nonetheless fascinating stories.
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The following dialogue is not exact, but true to capturing the mood of the situation.
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Capturing and storing that data is at the core of TezLab's plan to make money.
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Maybe it did and we just didn't have people with cameras all around capturing it.
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To be sure, some business owners have questioned Google diluting customer relationships and capturing data.
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NET Power, which is working to commercialize technology capturing carbon emissions from natural-gas plants.
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In terms of capturing both dollars and minds, you couldn't ask for a better fight.
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The Fusion stands apart from the rest of the GoPro line by capturing spherical content.
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We have unveiled nine principles capturing our vision for the future of the Republican Party.
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The GOP's publicity stunt succeeded in capturing the media's attention and temporarily delaying Cooper's testimony.
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The girl looks worriedly at her parents, capturing the story's essence with efficiency and poignancy.
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In capturing the two investigations, though, "Unsolved" is effective in an unglamorous, no-frills way.
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As a documentarian, Mr. de Antonio is known for capturing the turbulence of the 1960s.
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That, in the end, is Artifact in its iron heart: a machine for capturing metagames.
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Back then, in 0003, Hawwa says law-breaking biker hordes were capturing headlines around Australia.
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To have a child was perhaps a means of capturing that immortality I had lost.
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"No one better at capturing small unrepeatable moments of human behavior," he said on Twitter.
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Once marsh grass is established, it spreads into deeper water, capturing silt as it goes.
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"The reality is surely messier than what we're capturing in this survey data," he said.
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Capturing the support of even part of the movement would be a potential political bonanza.
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Now, beginning on Thursday, his forces have launched a similar campaign aimed at capturing Tripoli.
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But all the same, I loved its moodiness, its effective capturing of that Alien feeling.
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They are not intended to be dictionary definitions capturing every aspect of a word's meaning.
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India has also fallen short on conservation measures like capturing rainfall and snowmelt, he said.
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Engineers continue to study other forms of energy, like capturing the power of ocean waves.
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Jawline is at its best when capturing the dreary work of being a rising influencer.
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Jeanne Shaheen and could drag down Trump's chances of capturing the state's four electoral votes.
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Still, I believe that the decision not to prioritize capturing him was the right one.
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Soon we propagated time-sensitive videos capturing evidence to be vetted by a ravenous public.
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In this particular case, I could have done a better job of capturing that moment.
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It's about reminiscing, and remembering, and capturing moments forever that maybe you couldn't capture before.
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Attenborough became their star presenter, filmed in distant locations while capturing or holding wild animals.
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The cosmic odds are weighted heavily against capturing a civilization in this tenuous radio blitz.
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He took particular delight in capturing celebrities with each other, in their element or not.
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Some surmise that Big Beer is capturing some labels to study the industry and culture.
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But in October, the group announced that the device was finally capturing and retaining plastic.
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It then spent almost two years capturing detailed images of the comet's dust-ridden surface.
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So where can we save and plant more of these and other carbon-capturing trees?
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She spent the better part of two years doing the capturing and testing and preparation.
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Democrats didn't come close to capturing the seat of the retiring House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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"My interest is in capturing as much talent as possible for science," said Dr. O'Shea.
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He took particular delight in capturing celebrities with each other, in their element or not.
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"The cameras and beacons will be capturing data to see how people interact," Alexander says.
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In theory, this method would have the advantage of capturing higher Democratic intention to vote.
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The crowd cheered and afterward, people around her congratulated her for capturing the student's attention.
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There's a lot of reference to people capturing stuff on cellphones before they call cops.
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The visual aspect of comics makes them particularly well suited to capturing our digital lives.
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Lindsay Graham, and he said he supported capturing and killing alleged terrorists without due process.
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Right. And it was all about capturing the first few minutes of the network news.
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The moving camera was a much better vehicle for capturing what Hockney was looking for.
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I'm looking forward to hopefully getting across and capturing some of the magic tomorrow evening!
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If a child receives a DJI Phantom 3 for Christmas and flies it around the yard, if the drone is capturing images of the neighbor's yard, is that illegal surveillance even when the child and the parents know the drone is capturing those images?
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However, capturing the rise of mobile P2P payments is going to be critical for the banks.
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An illustration of Sony's smart contact lenses, showing the different components of the photo-capturing lenses.
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The photos quickly made away across the Internet capturing the hearts of social media users everywhere.
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It was to be called "Always Beautiful" and would be about capturing a person's inner beauty.
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Do you think network television dramas do a good enough job at capturing these social realities?
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She keeps her smartphone's camera running at all times, capturing the action as she sees it.
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Capturing the vicissitudes of time is one of the ways in which Martínez Celaya creates uncertainty.
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John Thomas told CNN on Monday, referring to operations aimed at killing or capturing terrorist leaders.
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The show explored the benefits of capturing carbon dioxide before it was emitted from power plants.
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One South Dakota woman's paw-fect wedding photo is capturing the hearts of animal lovers everywhere.
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Instagram's ads, uniformly square and often well designed, are better than most at capturing my attention.
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The ANAFI Thermal is capable of capturing live images that layer thermal and high-res images.
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This basically proposes burning biomass for energy, and capturing the carbon emissions to be stored underground.
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They also appear to have visited the Gallery of Maps before capturing a couple's photo outside.
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Capturing a disappearing photo or video in a direct message will still produce a notification.[BuzzFeed]
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The biggest news of the night was undoubtedly Democrats capturing control of the House of Representatives.
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Wash proves a quick study and prodigious artist, capable of capturing the natural world in paint.
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Mattuizzo was intent on capturing one specific and special shot that she could only take herself.
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The Pixel 4 does a far better job of capturing my face, beard, and skin detail.
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Capturing mosquitoes The researchers used carbon dioxide and a mammal derived attractant to capture the mosquitoes.
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She was focused on capturing the actors' faces and the exchanging of consent through mere looks.
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He had a sixth sense about capturing the perfect moment when photographing in the jazz clubs.
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If capturing new clients is essential to success in microlending, creating new loan products is not.
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Ms Hall is excellent as the awkward Chubbuck, delicately capturing the vulnerability beneath her hostile surface.
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Nintendo is capturing engagement; that alone is a significant positive and step one toward revenue enhancement.
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But overall, Motorola still isn't making much progress at the important part: capturing better quality images.
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But capturing so much activity outside the economy means the result can be misleading, he said.
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Recently, I began experimenting with a different, and perhaps more honest form of capturing those moments.
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With $325,000 in annual recurring revenue, Headstart is already making progress capturing the $253 billion market.
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There's something poetic about capturing in one image a clear indication of the passage of time.
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Israel occupied East Jerusalem after capturing it in a 1967 war, a move not recognized internationally.
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For him, it's about capturing quality data rather than volume since "not all data is equal."
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The camera makes its way around the restaurant, capturing the intimate dining moments of the patrons.
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But Wiseman focused on the park during the daytime, capturing the buzz of life it represents.
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The Dutch National Police has decided to take a rather unusual approach to capturing rogue drones.
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Players can battle each other with the aim of capturing places on the map called "portals".
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Other companies are capturing a small fraction of DNA fragments to determine: cancer or not cancer. . .
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It doesn't work very well at its stated purpose of capturing cool moments from your life.
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Still, this mode was all about conquest and rush — capturing flags, or destroying objectives in sequence.
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Researchers modeled the "smart material" off of a Venus flytrap, which snaps shut when capturing prey.
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They raided Guzmán's remote hideout a few days after the interview and narrowly missed capturing Guzmán.
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There's also a built-in 2K camera capable of capturing telepresence at 60 frames per second.
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The clean energy will come from capturing gas produced at two Georgia-based landfills, RMI said.
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The conversation immediately moves from capturing Ponyta to whether she had updated her voter registration form.
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First, the capturing of "kingpins" has left gangs fragmented, undisciplined and prone to fighting among themselves.
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Capturing this type of photo takes a lot of patience and many hours in the water.
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Does she perhaps have someone on hand for the sole purpose of capturing her bedroom eyes?
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Proud husband Jay-Z is sitting next to her, capturing her smiling face with his phone.
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Monday's supermoon is well worth capturing — it will be the largest and brightest in 70 years.
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Try capturing the moon when it's close to the horizon, so the image includes a foreground.
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"The result echoes my vision of capturing a nebulous inner dialogue we all have," she says.
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"Today, all IPOs are mega valuations, and private investors are capturing all the value," Anderson said.
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Because you know, wartime scenario, you don&apost want the North Koreans to be capturing them.
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Futures capturing the expected value of the S&P 500 stockmarket index sank by around 0.9%.
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Snapchat footage further corroborates this, capturing Lou making a phone call shortly before the cops' arrival.
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Amazon Web Services: Amazon's cloud-computing service leads the market, capturing 32% of the global spend.
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In one game, an opponent built a giant, energy-capturing space mirror to power their colonies.
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Capturing 360 content, be it photos or videos, also requires a completely new way of framing.
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Princess Mary isn't the only royal mom with an affinity for capturing her children's special moments.
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Though VR is still in its infancy, "traditional" methods of capturing and transforming footage have emerged.
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On iPhone, Voice Memos was the default first-party option for capturing audio—music or otherwise.
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"Capturing the same clouds from two vantage points can help scientists calculate their altitude," NASA said.
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For just three hours every week, you'll work towards capturing gorgeous images while developing your creativity.
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Lane was actually at her graduation when his video came through, friends capturing her shocked reaction.
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And in terms of capturing that adolescent ennui, it's as good as any movie I've seen.
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The VFT technique is limited to capturing and deciphering only high-contrast black and white images.
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"You couldn't make a photograph without capturing a diversity of people in one frame," Meiselas said.
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The company tells me V21 owners are capturing 22 percent more Snaps than people with V22s.
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James Middleton is soaking up the rays this summer — and capturing every moment of poolside fun!
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Hays County Constable Ray Helm told the news outlet he doesn't plan on capturing the animal.
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This pelican spider dangles its spider prey upside-down using its chelicerae (mouthparts) after capturing it.
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The case drew national attention after a witness video emerged, capturing the incident in vivid detail.
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It's got 2GB of memory, 16GB of built-in storage, and dual microphones for capturing audio.
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So it makes sense that you'd be capturing more support than you'd see on Election Day.
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The coming weeks will show whether or not companies are capturing more organic growth, he added.
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Of course, capturing these images is only one feat – they then have to be assembled coherently.
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I think they did a great job of capturing that feeling, of how special camp is.
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An incredible autofocus system adds another level of assurance that you're capturing the image you want.
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That said, the European Union has been capturing most of the pork import growth into China.
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Pastor started in 2010, by capturing the hazy after parties of the Berlin International Film Festival.
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Instead of using your smartphone, try capturing your life using the EX7000 4K Action Camera instead.
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Mandel's assertion is that conventional labor statistics aren't capturing what's happening in the modern retail industry.
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Why it matters: The CVS-Aetna merger is capturing most of the health care consolidation attention.
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I think [virtual reality] will end up being the natural home for capturing the living theater.
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Capturing the feeling of Summer is a pretty cliché way to describe, well, just about anything.
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Making payment straightforward is clearly a major hurdle to capturing a large slice of overseas travelers.
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They are essentially the self-portrait of the digital age, capturing individuals in all their glory.
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Previously, New Horizons swooped by Pluto in 2015, capturing the icy, mountainous world in unprecedented detail.
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The reigning queen of luxury, shade, and Christmas is one year older and still capturing hearts.
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Live Photos are made by capturing the 1.5 seconds before and after you take the pic.
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In effect, this would entail the capturing and archiving of all supporters' faces at the turnstiles.
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He was a master filmmaker - no one better at capturing small unrepeatable moments of human behavior.
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But some are struggling more than others to boost sales by capturing younger shoppers for instance.
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Here's hoping they keep up the commitment to truly capturing all the different joys of love.
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It's certainly capable of capturing short punchy sentences, requiring only the occasional edit from the keyboard.
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You were really capturing a sense of absence, so how did you decide what to shoot?
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I think [director] DAISYHEROIN did a cool and psychedelic job of capturing the vibe of it.
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The unit has its main camera for capturing footage slung underneath on a three-axis gimbal.
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The photograph capturing the moment prompted a powerful social-media campaign, highlighting the country's humanitarian crisis.
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But I personally cherished the dull live streams, capturing the continued existence of an inanimate object.
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But at this point, the star tracker had been turned off and wasn't capturing any data.
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Some states were far more successful in capturing deaths at the hands of police than others.
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Lenovo built its own note-taking app for capturing handwritten notes with the Yoga Book's stylus.
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Another came close to capturing the formerly safe Liberal seat covering the steelmaking city of Whyalla.
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"No matter what data one has, fully capturing soundscapes might well be impossible," the paper concludes.
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I see it as an extension of capturing and experiencing our world through the photographic process.
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This can come from more renewable energy, or by capturing the carbon dioxide from hydrocarbon sources.
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"We do not believe Tesla shares are fully capturing the company's disruptive potential," Mr. Archambault wrote.
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They account for 22014% of the global market, with the U.S. capturing over half of that.
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The SDF, which the Kurdish YPG militia spearheads, advanced into Deir al-Zor after capturing Raqqa.
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Pakistan then launched a retaliatory strike, downing an Indian plane and capturing an air force pilot.
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Iraq officially announced victory over the militants in December, five months after capturing their stronghold Mosul.
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President Obama won the state, capturing 51 percent of the vote to Mr. Romney's 48 percent.
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But his digital modeling agency The Diigitals hires real people for many roles, including motion capturing.
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Using drones and helicopters, photographers all over the world are capturing beautiful scenery from the sky.
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Trump on Tuesday acknowledged Florida as "must-win" for his plans of capturing the White House.
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The scene was like a masterful Japanese print; minimal, carefully rendered and capturing an ancient truth.
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Bing has struggled to make significant inroads in China, capturing just 2% of the search market.
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Through his time capturing these photographs, Langer also found himself reflecting on his own life experiences.
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In capturing both chambers of the legislature in Virginia, Democrats have cleared the way for Gov.
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Harris was the overwhelming front-runner in last week's primary, capturing 40 percent of the vote.
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It's capable of capturing more than 90 percent of the carbon the coal-burning process emits.
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Sanders's campaign had been on a winning streak lately, capturing seven of the last eight states.
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The video, credited to Michael Rivo, was just one of many videos capturing the terrifying experience.
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This translates to capturing better images in low light due to hand shake and other factors.
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Nike has said that ideas, such as capturing Jordan in a leaping pose, cannot be copyrighted.
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In addition to capturing women, she explores the idea of being inspired by a male subject.
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Hanne says this falls short of capturing what life as an intersex person is actually like.
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By capturing the flux within such a relationship, Kelly's photography becomes a reckoning force of reality.
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That improvisational magic of capturing a candid moment in the studio became an ethos for Intellexual.
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Life is Strange has always been very good at capturing the tumult of young, intense emotions.
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Khalid's gift so far has been capturing those moments before they hit and before they fade.
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But you were always capturing, which lacked a certain, "I just want to kill something" quality.
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What would the equivalent of an Instagram experience be like for capturing moments and sharing them?
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Seeing a fashion person — much like a politician — is (usually) an unforgettable moment; one worth capturing.
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The process works by capturing that yeast and bacteria, and cultivating it inside of the barrel.
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"I am very grateful to Sunny for capturing the beginning of our life together," she said.
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"My thing was more about capturing the bar, the vibe of the bar," Mr. Stingel said.
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Ariya Jutanugarn became the first Thai golfer to win a women's major, capturing the British Open.
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GoPro cameras are primarily used for capturing first-person video footage and can withstand harsh conditions.
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This has become JR's primary mode — capturing the overlooked and forcing people to gaze upon them.
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Some of it, they said, had to do with capturing the grass-roots energy of 2018.
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Effectively capturing objects in the sky from dozens of miles away requires a significant financial investment.
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The process lends itself to the build up of layers, capturing traces of time and movement.
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"Everyone is looking at capturing market share," he said, "and then doing a deal with Uber."
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He recently earned a write-up from the Wall Street Journal after capturing his 100th crash.
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Arab falconers trapped them here until Dubai banned capturing birds from the wild in the 1970s.
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Capturing the vulnerability of the environment's grandest spaces in this manner quickly unravels their perceived permanence.
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They claim that outsiders are capturing benefits that should be going to French-born working people.
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Among them: spraying coca crops from planes and capturing the heads of cartels and extraditing them.
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Capturing a truthful young female body is also hard because there are so many fake ones.
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The Special Operations commandos led by Mr. McRaven were in charge of capturing or killing him.
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Max Pearmain styled models in the season's free-spirited look, capturing the quiet confidence it imparts.
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Though young and relatively new to journalism, he had already become a specialist in capturing rage.
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" Still another joked about Legend's Instagram husband campaign, writing, "IG husband finally capturing happy family moments.
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This spread pays off if it expires with Alibaba capturing gains as high as $190. Disclaimer
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They filmed these objects for about a minute, capturing their reflections from a variety of perspectives.
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Or perhaps a dedicated slider button to control focus when capturing video will help when filming.
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The book is particularly good at capturing the agony of the one who loves the more.
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Teams demonstrated hardware and software capable of landing, moving around and capturing images on the moon.
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She made herself fake nails out of clay, perfectly capturing all of this season's hottest trends.
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Capturing the idiomatic contours of an adolescent voice, in a serious novel, is notoriously difficult business.
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The party is hopeful of taking Senate control, with capturing the House a more difficult hurdle.
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The campaign has previously acknowledged that Sanders is the biggest threat to capturing the Democratic nomination.
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Still, there are meaningful reasons to believe many public polls aren't capturing the Hispanic vote accurately.
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During childhood, new teeth layers are formed each day, capturing chemical signatures that can be traced.
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"Present technologies for capturing CO2, or separating emissions into pure CO2, are fundamentally flawed," he argues.
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Capturing this wasted gas would also capture significant additional tax and royalty revenue for American taxpayers.
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Brave storm chasers fly over #HurricaneIrma capturing dramatic images of the eye of the storm pic.twitter.
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In fact, the R.S.S. was rapidly becoming a state within a state—capturing India from within.
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That year the establishment won big time, with Romney capturing the lead in 21625 GOP primaries.
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Lidar works by bouncing a laser off nearby objects and capturing it when it bounces back.
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And so the film presents these two modes of capturing favor as a kind of game.
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We had two brilliant photographers on the ground capturing the madness—Helena Granjo and Pedro Roque.
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At the front door there are two Chinese camera crews capturing every moment of this display.
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He films them at night or dusk, capturing sleeping workers and animals scurrying around the sites.
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Swenson does a service simply by capturing the daily demoralization of existence in such a place.
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So all her photos have this belated "afterward-ness," even though they're often capturing queer exuberance.
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It can acknowledge, up front, the difficulty of capturing a complex human being in 800 words.
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Capturing everything was hard because I also wanted to be part of it and enjoy it.
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What challenges did the Event Horizon team face in capturing the picture of the black hole?
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Not surprising ... cameras from "Real Housewives of New Jersey" were front and center capturing it all.
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But at least for now, it's proved itself more than capable of capturing a curious audience.
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What's worse, capturing or killing the heads of drug cartels can actually lead to more violence.
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Trump capturing the nomination will not dispel the smug style; if anything, it will redouble it.
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Since capturing her first WTA title in 2012, Svitolina has won at least one trophy every season.
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So the media isn't so much involved in informing people as it is in capturing their attention?
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Earlier this year, a European consortium also launched a spacecraft designed to test ways of capturing junk.
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America may be planning something yet more effective—capturing enemy satellites for inspection rather than destroying them.
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I think it perfectly encapsulates what we tried to do, it's about capturing the spirit of him.
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Instead it focuses on capturing the cruel humor and occasional silliness of the game that inspired it.
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"We help dogs that other people may have trouble capturing," the non-profit says on its website.
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A heart-shaped island off the coast of Croatia is now capturing attention from Google Maps users.
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And there was something special to capturing it in a photo, even just on my iPhone camera.
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Aw. Of course, social media was all over it, capturing most of the show on their phones.
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Should he be successful at capturing the crown, it would quite the turnaround in fortune for Jones.
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It's a bit of a wasted exercise because it's only one dimension of pain that we're capturing.
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"We don't require consent, because we're not capturing or retaining images," a Cadillac Fairview spokesperson told CBC.
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"What the fuck?" a bystander exclaims, capturing the event on a shaky camera from a nearby window.
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Capturing Abdeslam alive marks a breakthrough for authorities investigating the deadliest militant strikes in Europe since 2004.
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Capturing the essence of the holiday season, Grant's new record offers a fresh take on seasonal staples.
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If 3,000 people participate, that multiplier gets bumped up to 3x Stardust when capturing those same types.
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Capturing Trump's character Styling the waxwork's head of hair wasn't the biggest concern, it was the color.
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At one point, SDF forces were capturing 40 to 50 Islamic State fighters, including Syrians, a day.
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Investigators said she "put up a ferocious fight" before her death, capturing crucial DNA of her killer.
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The filmmakers follow Wise over several years, capturing both the highs and indignities associated with his efforts.
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Swift has always been adept at capturing our relational anger, and she's only gotten better in reputation.
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There will always be another artist capable of capturing the hearts and minds of a young nation.
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All-in-all it's a versatile app that works for portrait shots as well as capturing candids.
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"Donald Trump through The Apprentice understood deeply the power of capturing and using human attention," Wu said.
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Since 2014, he's been capturing images that reflect how information and communications technologies are changing the world.
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First, smart beta emphasizes capturing investment factors or market inefficiencies in a rules-based and transparent way.
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That's where you see replacement of car trips in cities: by capturing those mid-to-long trips.
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AB: So this quote I think is just really capturing the feeling of this day to me.
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While the mission may be similar -- finding and capturing bad guys -- the method will be much different.
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He is eloquent about the art, capturing the essence of a painting in a few deft strokes.
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He was ranked outside the world's top 400 as recently as December before capturing the Joburg Open.
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One level deeper: Technology capturing CO2 from air is technically feasible but prohibitively expensive in most cases.
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Stéphane Mallarmé, Paul Verlaine, and Rimbaud openly sang Baudelaire's praises for capturing the essence of ephemeral experience.
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But as polling predicted, Moore won, capturing 56% of the vote with about 75% of precincts reporting.
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Despite its apparent precision, automated emotion capturing is far from perfect, cautions Mark Frank, a communications professor.
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A leading line of research is backing technology capturing far more CO20453 faster than trees ever could.
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But the authorities quickly tracked them down, capturing them along the highway from Los Mochis to Navojoa.
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Capturing or killing many of the species in highest demand is illegal in states where they range.
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A city brochure about raccoons cautions homeowners against capturing the animals and advises contacting a licensed trapper.
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But Arroyo decidedly updates the genre of American landscape painting, capturing the flux of contemporary urban landscapes.
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Biles also went to the pool, capturing some Snapchats with another member of the team, Laurie Hernandez.
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Maybe the Department of Energy continues R&D efforts and develops newer, cheaper ways of capturing carbon.
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CCS is a possible low-carbon option for capturing the CO2 from calcination and from the heat.
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There were several videos of the incident posted online, capturing the snow piling down toward the road.
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But the various probes zooming through our cosmos are capable of capturing radio emissions from space objects.
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"The key there is making sure you're capturing who's leaving," the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, Gen.
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Capturing her appears to be harder than they thought, especially when she sprouts claws of her own.
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"Truly the happiest day of my life @m_phelps00 thank you@boonestudios for capturing this day," she wrote.
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For example, drones capturing footage of the recent California wildfires were hindering firefighters' efforts, according to officials.
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South Korea's ruling party won provincial and municipal elections by a landslide, capturing 14 of 17 governorships.
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But the A27R III sounds like it will still be a formidable tool for capturing moving images.
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But that satisfying ending won't come close to capturing what made this show special at its height.
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But is it enough to give Donald Trump hope of capturing the White House on November 8?
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She accomplishes that by simply being, capturing the experience of her day-to-day with vivid honesty.
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And PlayOn hasn't been circumventing DRM or accessing the encrypted stream – it uses screen capturing technology instead.
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Unfortunately, in recent years, research has shown that selectively capturing the largest fish has worrying ecological consequences.
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Meanwhile Jifiti is capturing much information about which items are performing well as gifts, gender, location etc.
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The filters are applied in real time, and you can watch what you're capturing and adjust accordingly.
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Capturing the bronze in a hard-fought match against Brazil's top-seeded Larissa Franca and Talita Antunes.
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Soon, Ory was taking photography classes and capturing on film the dance rehearsals she couldn't participate in.
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But with someone like Kylie [Jenner], I'll use tape-ins, because it's just about capturing that photo.
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Capturing the frames before and after someone takes a picture gives Microsoft Pix a lot frame options.
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Naturally, locals lost their sh*t, capturing videos of the gorgeous sea pup and sharing them widely.
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Parks, on the other hand, devoted a considerable amount of time and energy to capturing its spirit.
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DroneHunter involves detecting and then removing drones by shooting them down or capturing them with another drone.
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When it comes to capturing precise, buttery smooth footage, there's no replacement for a skilled drone pilot.
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And Trump blamed the microphone for capturing more than a few low-energy sniffles throughout the evening.
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Alcazar-Duarte spent a month in the small town of Mars, Pennsylvania capturing ordinary scenes like this.
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Flash, has plenty of fun singing terribly in Florence Foster Jenkins, capturing the woman's pure joy in
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That year he systematically journeyed around the city, capturing its official buildings with the new photographic technique.
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Bündchen didn't use the front-facing camera when capturing a shot of herself cheering for the Patriots.
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Because they have trouble canvassing Spanish-speaking households, pollsters tend to have trouble capturing the Latino vote.
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Capturing phone numbers can be useful for hackers, even if a user has two-factor authentication enabled.
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" Royan turned on her camera about halfway through the altercation, capturing Hensley saying, "We're gonna kill you.
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One antivirus company alone reported capturing tens of thousands of instances of the apparently enormous ransomware attack.
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CD: I think [that opportunity mostly centers on] photos and capturing imagery for inspections and other things.
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Photographer Emma Jean focuses on capturing births and newborns, stemming from her other profession as a midwife.
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Empty Met: Capturing the 'Through the Looking Glass' Exhibition on Instagram Know Your Hashtag: It's #MuseumSelfie Day
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Kendrick Lamar quarterbacked a multi-genre musical classic, capturing Black America and Africa at the same time.
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And when exploring these buildings what have you found to be the biggest dilemmas in capturing them?
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Why it matters: Sports leagues are all about capturing a chunk of people's entertainment time and budget.
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This is the first time he's covered an immigrant crisis, capturing images the world won't soon forget.
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The sanctuary also happens to be brilliant at capturing the animal's sheer joy on social media. Harriet.
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It's also great for illustrating capitalism's failures by capturing the inadequate minimum wage or your lackluster salary.
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Broadly was at the march that day speaking to protestors and capturing their impassioned words and signs.
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Elujay's project is a reflection of this shift, both thematically and sonically capturing the city's changing core.
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Google Clips, an accessory camera for capturing spontaneous moments, especially of kids and pets, using artificial intelligence.
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"There's a fire burning in my soul," sang Bennington, capturing the song's emotion while nailing the notes.
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The research describes several uses for lenses this small, including the capturing of images in endoscopic procedures.
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Florence's storytelling is quiet and reflective, capturing the arc of a relationship in all of its acts.
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Think upskirting, creepshots, hidden cameras, or a Peeping Tom capturing someone else's intimate moment with a smartphone.
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The same goes for sustainable building materials and the tools for capturing and recycling water and waste.
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"Why not?" he says, capturing, in a single shoulder-shrugging phrase, the entire tenor of the evening.
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A Tumblr Sees Museums Through the Eyes of Art The Photographer Capturing People on Drugs | High Art
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We weren't going backwards—we were capturing the stories in the moment, as they were being told.
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One day, Sher's unit moved its line forward by five blocks, capturing forty buildings in the process.
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MSNBC was among cable news networks behind Fox News, capturing 2628 million viewers for Tuesday night's address.
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But the IEA says renewables and natural gas are capturing an increasing share of global energy demand.
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Articulating long-term, strategic objectives and capturing progress toward them is the more durable and effective solution.
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Mr Lambert wanted to tell the stories of the people Mr Girard was capturing in his portraits.
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Police think they've been close to capturing Puente — sometimes trailing her by just hours or even minutes.
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As the stack is pressed, the plastic powder forms into the shape you created, capturing the fiber.
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That means they give to candidates who are capturing national headlines or running in their own district.
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Warren has been riding a hot streak, steadily rising in the polls and capturing glowing media profiles.
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Kurdish forces control much of Hasaka province, after capturing vast areas from the jihadist group last year.
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Those not occupied with capturing his likeness for their Instagram accounts gave him a round of applause.
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We quickly defeated 100% of the ISIS Caliphate, including capturing thousands of ISIS fighters, mostly from Europe.
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The United States has faced some obstacles but also boasts advantages in capturing part of that growth.
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Many acknowledged that the process of capturing enough data to pull out legitimate trends can be cumbersome.
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But the party has also struggled in presidential elections, capturing the popular vote only once since 1988.
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Among Democratic primary voters over 65, some national surveys currently have Biden capturing more than 50 percent.
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With so much convenient technology, parents also have an easier time capturing memorable moments with their children.
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Capturing the area would reportedly mark a significant victory in U.S. efforts to end ISIS's territorial control.
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Russia rammed and fired on Ukrainian naval vessels, subsequently capturing three ships and detaining 24 service members.
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Stephens has yet to win a match in three events since capturing the season's final grand slam.
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We actually do that and we have a lot of data now showing the efficiencies we're capturing.
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By adding two high-res cameras, Snapchat is opening the doors to a world of capturing 3D.
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That includes a new ultra-wide-angle lens for capturing broader scenes, which the Pixel 4 lacks.
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Yet since it's a Polaroid, Ballen only so much control in the moment of capturing the photo.
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The system works by capturing a photo of a passenger as they approach their airport departure gate.
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Kenya Sugai, a photographer based in Tokyo, is a veteran at capturing colorful snapshots on the street.
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Fiennes spent time observing Jones and her family in Jamaica, capturing intimate moments of sorrow and joy.
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According to Bloomberg, that company is capturing methane in cow manure by keeping it in domed lagoons.
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Notice that it does a great job of capturing the smartphone-lit darkness of a nighttime bedroom.
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Congratulations to Leo on his Oscar win and, retroactively, capturing the heart of Justin Bieber's favorite Kardashian.
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In fact, what's probably most difficult is capturing it all on film, since everything happens so fast.
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Naturally, Kylie captured the entire kumquat experience on Snapchat while the camera crew captured her capturing it.
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The teams performed 518 drone flights in smoky conditions, capturing more than 70,000 images, including 160 panoramas.
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So it's more that, and capturing the room sound of vocals than using computer reverbs or delays.
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What often gets lost in skateboarding photography is the idea that you're capturing more than a trick.
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