The top button left clicks, the bottom button right clicks.
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Following BuzzFeed, the top recipients of Facebook desktop traffic in the second quarter of 2016 were all new media publishers and were ranked as follows by SimilarWeb: Globo (91.2 million clicks), Little Things (77.2 million clicks), Vice (75.1 million clicks), IFL Science (69.5 million clicks), and The Huffington Post (15.73 million clicks).
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Create column charts That social engagement is turning into clicks — lots and lots of clicks. Parse.
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Paid clicks are those ads on which an advertiser pays only if a user clicks on them.
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For units like collections and Canvas, it won't just tell advertisers when someone clicks an ad — it will also measure outbound clicks, namely when someone clicks out of the ad to the business' website.
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If the Paul brothers and PewDiePie can get clicks, even if they're hate clicks, they still reap the benefit.
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Now, we actually make the media with our clicks and our re-clicks and our tweets and our posts.
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Paid clicks, or clicks on Google ads, rose 36 percent, compared with a 33 percent increase in the third quarter.
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Besides, with a high-rated show like "The Bachelor" or event like the Globes, ratings are ratings, and clicks are clicks.
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Facebook conceded Tuesday that it recently found and fixed a bug that "misattributed some clicks" on video carousel ads as link clicks.
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If the game clicks, it clicks, and you're one of the obsessed, marking your time with the game in days, not hours.
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The gas that keeps its engines running is user data: users' Likes, their clicks, their friends Likes, their friends' clicks, and so on.
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But Crockett's Vox story got her clicks and even national television guest bookings, so in a world of clicks and retweets, mission accomplished.
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This stream of clicks was interrupted approximately every few hundred microseconds, apparently at random, by a hiatus in which there were no clicks.
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The tool was built to attribute successful marketing campaigns around referral clicks because referral clicks often come from Google Search, which Google monetizes.
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In fact, according to website analytics service SimilarWeb, "adult" content is the top category that drives direct clicks to Tumblr's desktop site, accounting for 20.53% of clicks, compared with the next-largest referring category, "books and literature," which drove just 7.61% of clicks.
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Aggregate paid clicks grew 29 percent from the same period last year, while paid clicks on Google websites were up 37 percent year over year.
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It's seemingly triggered when a user clicks on an ad and then rapidly clicks away, or opens a different users' profile picture and rapidly swipes down.
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The bug incorrectly attributed some users' clicks on Facebook's video carousel as link clicks, which caused advertisers who paid for such ads to be incorrectly billed.
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Lastly, Facebook said that it had been miscalculating Referrals in Analytics for Apps by about 6 percent for the most frequent users: it was counting clicks that went directly to apps and websites, but also clicks on posts via apps and websites, including clicks to view media.
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This YouTube star lets bugs and snakes bite him for clicks This YouTube star lets bugs and snakes bite him for clicks This segment originally aired Jan.
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Then last week it found a bug that wrongly attributed mobile video carousel ad clicks to clicks to advertisers' websites, and refunded some clients as a result.
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As of Wednesday, the post had gotten 45,000 clicks since it was posted on March 14; his law firm's website usually gets 1,000 clicks a day in total.
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Aiming to reach other brain areas, she tried sound, settling on clicks because "your brain seems to be able to perceive clicks more than a tone," she said.
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Retailer Shoprite and pharmaceuticals specialist Clicks were the biggest losers on the blue-chip index, with Shoprite down 6.36% to 164.74 rand while Clicks fell 2.39% to 214.32 rand.
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The left and right buttons should have individual switches inside the mouse, tensioned to register rapid clicks and reinforced to withstand more frequent clicks than a normal mouse might.
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The clicks, produced in organs known as phonic lips at rates of up to 1,000 clicks per second, are inaudible to the human ear, but detectable through special, underwater microphones.
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In May, 22018 percent of all clicks on Canadian tech jobs posted on Indeed were from foreigners, while 21 percent of US tech jobs had attracted clicks from candidates abroad.
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"North Carolina is one click behind Virginia, two clicks ahead of Georgia and five clicks ahead of Texas in moving from red to blue," says Morgan Jackson, Cooper's chief strategist.
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Clicking once will pause or resume music, twice skips forward, and three clicks will go back a track, although the triple-clicks can occasionally fail as demonstrated in the video above.
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A real-time view from the iPhone's rear-facing camera appears in the Facebook app when a user clicks on an ad and then rapidly clicks on a different app element.
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A real-time view from the iPhone's rear-facing camera appears in the Facebook app when a user clicks on an ad and then rapidly clicks on a different app element.
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" — Redditor SpafSpaf'Continuously clicks his pen' "Over and over again.
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Google's ad revenue rose 19.5 percent to $19.14 billion, while it notched a 29 percent rise in paid clicks, where advertisers pay the company only if a user clicks on the ad.
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And since good clicks and bad clicks spend the same in this viral market, the greatest individual beneficiaries of the attention economy have been divisive, odious figures like Donald Trump and Logan Paul.
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The measurement firm estimates that adult content drives 20.53 percent of clicks to Tumblr's desktop site, compared with the next largest referring category, books and literature, which drives just 7.61 percent of clicks.
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Google drives 10 billion clicks to publishers' websites each month.
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It received 226,2188 impressions, 21,2471 clicks, and cost 4533,716 rubles.
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Firstly, nobody should be identifiable based off their ad clicks.
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Google has built an online empire by measuring everything. Clicks.
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And where there are clicks and money, there are brands.
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Maybe you change it because advertisers need to see clicks.
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Five clicks and $150 later, your Prince will soon come.
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For campaigns, more clicks mean greater reach and potential impact.
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My Aprils aren't great, but once it clicks, it goes.
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We are intruding on digital lives, autobiographies written in clicks.
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Google delivers 10 billion clicks to publishers' websites each month.
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And suddenly it clicks: the point of the brand activation.
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No "oops" right clicks when you meant to click left.
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The more outrageous the statement, the more clicks it generates.
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And all the proof is a just few clicks away.
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It's a wired mouse designed to withstand 20 million clicks.
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It has generated countless clicks at the Times web site.
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When I do a Pap smear, I have eleven clicks.
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This rewards the outrageous, which can get clicks more easily.
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If the subscriber clicks on the button, off it goes.
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The supposed antivirus app generated fake clicks via Google's AdMob.
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Yahoo Mail can import other accounts with a few clicks.
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He clicks through his presentation to the new manifesto video.
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All the more painful are the moments where everything clicks.
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They noted three types of sounds: clicks, buzzes and calls.
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His reflection smiles a sheepish grin as the shutter clicks.
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"The reviews talked about the number of clicks," Forstall said.
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Fortunately, it's still completely doable with just a few clicks.
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She's openly admitted to posting videos just for the clicks.
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It's a reality created by clicks as much as crotchetiness.
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The internet clicks on, but the good era is over.
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THRUSH: --not a couple of clicks away from you, right?
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Boy meets girl again , at a party, and something clicks.
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Advertisers pay Google only if someone clicks on their ad.
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Hate clicks still pull in money, regardless of their intention.
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Those can be found in a matter of clicks online.
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But Google found that some ads received few clicks and announced in December that it would stop funding groups that generate clicks off less than 5 percent of their ads in two consecutive months.
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For those of you dweebs who don't know what Vine is, here's a primer: A Vine is a short video that requires 3 clicks to start and between 7-10 clicks to stop playing.
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Still, the problem here is that these commentators and media outlets get their influence because they can get ratings and clicks — and behind those ratings and clicks are actual people attracted to that content.
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In Britain nearly a quarter of clicks for foreign-language teachers, interpreters, translators and bilingual customer-service representatives come from elsewhere in the European Union, compared with just 3% of clicks for all jobs.
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It ran for one day, netting 808 clicks and 3,361 impressions.
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It received 1,153 ad impressions, 222 clicks, and cost 500 rubles.
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The more clicks and shares, the more profit for the creators.
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The new way the home button clicks is odd but addictive.
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And the machinery of modern medicine clicks and whirs and beeps.
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The clicks have not turned into closed sales yet, he admits.
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Still, clicks doubled from January to just 4 percent in February.
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SocialFlow's data spans 10.1 million social posts and 2.8 million clicks.
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But when someone clicks the link inside, hackers quickly take over.
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They emit clicks and interpret the echoes to find their prey.
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Lyrics need their own isolated clicks or views to generate revenue.
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Clicks per tweet for the time period analyzed were about even.
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He nonchalantly pulls it out of his pocket, but something clicks.
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That means the focus is on sharing beauty, not driving clicks.
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Buddy makes an offensive noise, as his seatbelt whirs and clicks.
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Making a payment online typically requires 8.93 clicks and four passwords.
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Or, on the contrary, did readers' clicks determine what was written?
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Anyone who tells you otherwise is just trying to get clicks.
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In an economy where clicks are currency, Trump is King Midas.
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On the other hand, the basic design really clicks for me.
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Every time someone clicks on those ads, search engines profit, too.
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The move from Gboard to Apple's takes me six clicks. Six!
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With a few clicks, the lights went down in the room.
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So they get more clicks and more eyeballs and more dollars.
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Your fingernail hurts and then six clicks later you are dead.
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And then suddenly I had a click—I had two clicks.
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Parents understand that the media amplifies things for eyeballs and clicks.
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And a pretty poor cop-out just for clicks and shares.
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Setting up these load balancers should only take a few clicks.
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"Some people will do anything for the clicks," he told Motherboard.
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Tristan immediately clicks with everyone and it's the cutest thing ever.
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Manatees communicate through a sophisticated system of underwater clicks and whistles.
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It's going to get a lot of clicks, I'm telling you.
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Or are we more interested in groveling for eyeballs and clicks?
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"No one clicks that link," said Jiri Fencl, a Czech coach.
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Paid clicks decreased 21 percent and display revenue fell 1 percent.
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A lock clicks and out comes the label's owner, Pedro Winter.
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Stories purporting to (finally) bring Clinton down never lack for clicks.
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Cloud With Me reduces this process to just a few clicks.
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A certain kind of fame is just a few clicks away.
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When everything clicks, that'll be the Jose Reyes that everyone knows.
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When someone clicks it, they'll be added to your Friends List.
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There were specific clicks and plinks attached to certain flashing lights.
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It clicks beautifully, then shatters, then refocuses, and then shatters again.
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She tells the person filming: "Reblog this, get us some clicks.":
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I communicate in the clicks and beeps of our abbreviated tongue.
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This made for a nice headline, a few million internet clicks.
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Later, those interests and desires may translate to clicks and purchases.
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You could simply share it on the website in two clicks.
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I listen to the strangely satisfying clicks of compacts and lipsticks.
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Saying "happy birthday" can be as simple as a few clicks.
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You can hide games on Steam with just a few clicks.
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Restarting Steam only takes two clicks, or a quick keyboard shortcut.
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Kung-Ekoka, a musical language of nasal tones and palatal clicks.
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All of them are available with just a couple of clicks.
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There are thousands of camera clicks coming from the photo gallery.
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South Korea's Samsung has gained the most from Huawei's loss, with 13% more clicks on its products in the UK and Chinese electronics company Xiaomi clocking an 19% increase in clicks on its handsets, PriceSpy said.
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MacOS includes a feature that lets some programs, like AppleScript, generate "synthetic clicks"—mouse clicks that are generated by a program rather than a human finger—that allow features like automation and usability tools for the disabled.
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It ran for about 263 hours, earning 54 clicks and 848 impressions.
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The ad ran for three days and gathered 42 clicks, 716 impressions.
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That URL then directs whoever clicks on it to that user's page.
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With AdSense banners, users get paid when a reader clicks or views
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Dolphins make all sorts of noises, like burst-pulses, clicks, and whistles.
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This approach will get clicks, but it won't produce more informed readers.
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Content is content, and you do what you can for clicks sometimes.
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What's most surprising is just how often those votes are impulse clicks.
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If the user clicks "Yes," Petya initiates and the aforementioned process begins.
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But then look at the clicks, you look at the headlines online.
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If you have an online backup, it's only a few clicks away.
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It was all just for clicks, and the more inflammatory, the better.
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When someone clicks on the ad, they're told to message the company.
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They're hustling for clicks just like any brand or publisher or influencer.
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Which brings us back to those Russian accounts and their 200,000 clicks.
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Alphabet said paid clicks fell 27.3 percent compared with the previous quarter.
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Online banks specialising in small loans are just a few clicks away.
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Make a difference, a couple clicks and let's address the controlling agendas.
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At 0714 GMT, Clicks shares were up 3.95 percent at 184 rand.
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When he clicks on a link, it hangs, and then crashes. Booking.
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You can send a letter using those protocols in a few clicks.
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It will also not ask users to click clicks or open attachments.
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But the number of paid clicks decreased 22 percent year over year.
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They can generate more clicks and boost engagement on your social channels.
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All it takes is a few clicks on Vans' custom shoes microsite.
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OK. Bea goes to the screen, clicks and sees the results load.
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When the viewer clicks through and purchases, the creator earns a commission.
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With a couple of clicks, an editor can make that permanently visible.
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Users can now also reorder their sections with just a few clicks.
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The thumbnails and titles that encouraged clicks and views would go away.
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The top section of the trackpad clicks, not just the lower portion.
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We don't reward consensus builders, with our clicks and our campaign dollars.
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Unfortunately those clicks aren't worth much, or at least not enough for
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"People write these headlines to get clicks to make money," she said.
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"As usual Politico has manufactured a story to get clicks," Spicer added.
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You have to hear a song over and over before it clicks.
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Every time Youel finds a moment he likes, he clicks on it.
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That campaign reached over 80,000 users, and resulted in over 1,000 clicks.
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Well, until I heard the loud patter of clicks from press cameras.
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After all, how do you know you've clicked something until it clicks?
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" She added, "Whoever Ben clicks with is just the better twin, obviously!
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Paid clicks and CPC will also be included for the last time.
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There were more write-ups, more clicks, more Cloud Appreciation Society members.
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Perhaps, but clicks are easy to measure; an "impression" much less so.
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And with that intrigue comes more clicks, views, revenue, and brand deals.
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The next day, I woke up to the clicks of a camera.
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Five clicks into iMessage, you'll arrive at Apple's brand-new sticker shop.
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Centineo laughs frequently, listens actively, and clicks his teeth when he's thinking.
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He clicks, he loads the malware, National Security Agency 101 level stuff.
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Everything clicks together like LEGOs, and the directions are easy to follow.
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Website clicks and cable news ratings are up in the last year.
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It only takes a few clicks to check your Amazon credit balance.
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Have they ever collected data on clicks, keyboard usage, or program usage?
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Then some other viral moment comes along, and the country clicks away.
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With a few clicks, Detective Vandegrift uploaded it to the county database.
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It's not just one thing that clicks — it's a lot of things.
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Editorial Fifty clicks of a keyboard and the pirouette of a mouse.
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Toner picks a simulation, clicks "Play" and slides goggles down his face.
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A button clicks, and they bubble to life, jogging to predetermined positions.
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In a media landscape where clicks are money, does it even matter?
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The race for content, the need for clicks, is more than enough.
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Our clicks are seduced by technologists superbly able to suck us in.
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A few mouse clicks added the face to the system's watch list.
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Publications compete against each other for clicks, which lead to advertising revenue.
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Uber's statement said it wished to highlight the problem of fake clicks.
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As he clicks on his notifications, he can feel his chest tighten.
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And in the meantime, we try out different treatments until something clicks.
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"They just have a chemistry that just clicks on air," LaPlaca said.
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If the film clicks, a best-picture nomination is also in play.
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His fastball velocity had dropped several clicks, to 82 miles per hour.
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The algorithm is designed to create clicks because that's the profit engine.
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Bashing on everything the left does is good for clicks and viewers.
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American displays this information if a customer clicks the word "details" to learn more about a flight in its search results, while United shows it if an online shopper clicks text indicating a flight's duration (like "1h 48 m").
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All it takes to delete an app in Google Chrome is two clicks.
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AdSense nor Exposely to turn clicks into cash, there wasn't enough money to
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Paid clicks on Google properties grew only 39% from the year-ago quarter.
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Because if it takes two clicks, I don't even want it any more.
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"Clicks are winning over bricks," he told CNBC's "ETF Edge" segment on Monday.
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You can revoke that device's access to your account with a few clicks.
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"I will not do that because I want the clicks," Bones says emphatically.
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The tweet sent from Carr's account gathered 151 clicks as of Tuesday afternoon.
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Facebook and other major platforms are driven by algorithms designed to increase clicks.
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I personally prefer a minimal resistance to my clicks out of sheer laziness.
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The LameStream Media will die in the ratings and clicks with this guy.
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It doesn't have any intelligence, except figuring out what gets the most clicks.
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Right now, the way the recommendation systems are built, they're purely about clicks.
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But it shows how quickly misinformation can spread with just a few clicks.
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It's definitely weird, but it immediately clicks in a way you wouldn't expect.
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Spotify and Apple Music together gain 1 million clicks per day through Shazam.
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There are five whirs and clicks as the seatbelts fasten themselves around them.
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Then, at some point it clicks: 'I met her while she was performing.
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Harari believes that our clicks and likes are paving a path toward dictatorship.
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Digital media platforms exacerbate this problem because revenue models incentivize clicks over truth.
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And a big reason for that is how it handled those ominous clicks.
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Then after a period of typically 100 microseconds or so, the clicks resumed.
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Related to first one: Never do stupid tricks for clicks or ad dollars.
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To stave off accidental clicks, there's a 10-second countdown that first displays.
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One possible answer is that they were serving themselves and their own clicks.
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Here's what you can find on Schwarzenegger's Instagram that's worth your precious clicks.
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He highlights his favorites and clicks a tab, which moves him into Storyteller.
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But Jones is getting clicks, maybe he's pushing the quarter-hour ratings up.
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Sharing on social media, which basically didn't exist in 2005, takes multiple clicks.
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These fraudulent clicks cost the advertisers money, but the resulting traffic was worthless.
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In five clicks it can detect your propensity to buy and your interest.
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It takes just a few quick clicks, and that tie is immediately severed.
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In the realm of online media, counterfeit clicks are the road to perdition.
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You want to explore the lexical field surrounding your topic until something clicks.
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PONIEWOZIK The drive for ratings and clicks will not change, whatever anyone says.
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However, paid clicks were up 29 percent compared to expectations of 27 percent.
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There are a few wonderful works and points at which the installation clicks.
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And I have to say that that was one of the little clicks.
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Whatever he needs, should disaster strike, would be just a few clicks away.
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Beautify your photo and share it to your friends in a couple clicks.
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At least McElwee's pizza problem could be fixed with a couple of clicks.
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From there, your dream night out could be just a few clicks away.
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It's pretty simple to undo in Photoshop, usually only requiring a few clicks.
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Languages that use clicks can pack a lot of information into brief words.
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It only took three clicks and I had stopped contributions for three months.
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"I'm not going to give them my engagement clicks," Ms. Kleeman, 32, said.
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It won the battle for clicks, and made a killing in this election.
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In a couple of clicks you have filled out an application to adopt.
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Ouchi takes the TV remote and clicks through Ryoma's past games on DVR.
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Racist #VictoriaMather just said Meghan Markle was five clicks up from trailer trash.
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Once someone visits the ad-filled website, those clicks means more ad revenue.
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But nobody calls to ask, they just write a headline to get clicks.
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But clicks on her articles didn't always mean dollars in her bank account.
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I could barely see her, but I heard the clicks of her camera.
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It's not just as simple as firing out links and hope somebody clicks.
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You can find your number on Google Voice with just a few clicks.
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Today, you can buy most products with a few clicks from your computer.
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It's concise and elegantly sequenced, sufficiently restrained so that each note clicks exactly.
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It honestly doesn't matter who we're writing with, as long as it clicks.
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Clips of her railing against Republicans on House committees draw millions of clicks.
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It's not every day where it clicks and you're, like, this is awesome.
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But not in a way that is just trying to go after [clicks].
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These animals communicate through a series of clicks called "codas" (distinguishable from the echolocation clicks they emit to hunt in the deep ocean), which differ among whales found in different parts of the ocean, and in different families or clans.
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In the second quarter of this year, 17.63 percent of all of BuzzFeed's desktop traffic came from social media (217.6 million clicks), and of that social traffic, Facebook made up 215.7 percent (215.7 million clicks), according to data analytics company SimilarWeb.
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But they also "installed malware designed to intercept ad-related data and inject fake clicks in order to deceive Facebook's Audience network and Google's AdMob into crediting the the apps for fake clicks that did not occur," according to the lawsuit.
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If you don't feel it your first time, just keep trying until it clicks.
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Did this drive more or fewer link clicks or follows than my typical tweet?
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The ad ran for almost two weeks, earning 240 clicks and almost 5,000 impressions.
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Creating a volume or partition only takes a couple of clicks in Disk Utility.
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Well, they're ... Look, they're going to generate clicks for whoever's writing about it. Right.
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Some fans have felt awards shows are using BTS to gain clout (and clicks).
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"Pessimism sells more newspapers and draws more clicks than stories of success," it said.
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Percussive clicks are layered on top of one another in a rhythmically ambiguous mélange.
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Only in this case, those clicks might be the difference between life and death.
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So how far could this information have spread with that many impressions and clicks?
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The booking process itself is also easy – it only takes four clicks to complete.
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From the first shot to the fourth, the video clicks off three more seconds.
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For example, it was restricted from performing more clicks per minute than a human.
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YouTube videos receive comments, and even when the comments are disabled, they receive clicks.
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It clicks into place on your chest and doesn't bounce around when you move.
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The startup works with more than 2000,000 medical journals garnering half a million clicks.
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The outrage stuff gets the most clicks, so it puts that at the top.
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But once it clicks into place, it's as satisfying as anything she's ever released.
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After a quick login and a few clicks, the computer identifies the phone type.
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From the moment they meet, something kind of clicks between the two of them.
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We are not trying to maximize clicks and sell low-margin advertising against them.
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Essentially, they make clicks using a fatty part of the jaw called the melon.
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"That leaves a future in financial services to be enacted through clicks, not conversations."
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Follow the clicks!" and "WASHPOST Newsroom staff openly applauded when Obama visited in '09.
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Clicks are king and retweets are queen, and Donald Trump was dealing the cards.
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That could hurt innocent news publishers, as well as reducing clicks to Facebook's ads.
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One or two clicks and I have a fresh list of stocks for consideration.
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But after 100,000 clicks I had realized how focused I was on clicking fast.
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The exception to this being the celebratory "500,000 clicks" cake halfway through the challenge.
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Hot Clicks Giveaway What's more relaxing than lying on a float in the water?
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Internet furniture retailer Wayfair is the latest company to go from clicks to bricks.
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It only really clicks into place, though, once you realize this is David's story.
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He's not just throwing a couple hyperlinks into an article and praying nobody clicks.
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This leads to more clicks and hence greater revenue for app developers and publishers.
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Bannon knew such articles would rile up Breitbart's readers and get lots of clicks.
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Once finished, publishing the scene to the Aero app only takes a few clicks.
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Google ignored the issue initially in part because these clicks helped boost ad revenues.
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When a consumer clicks on a live-chat link, it activates the startup's chatbot.
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We empower musicians to become their own record label with just a few clicks.
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"We're focused on performance marketing [which includes] leads and clicks and acquisitions," Shah explained.
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A. Our approach is different than most other venues because we're not chasing clicks.
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The minimal simplicity of the drum-clicks and keyboard loops highlight her own liveliness.
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Its paid clicks meanwhile grew 44 percent year-over-year in the first quarter.
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Sure, you can go the old-fashioned route, making ads and clicks and such.
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The constant drive for ratings or clicks injects destructive sensationalism into our national discourse.
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Over the years, the machine produced clicks, clunks, groans and some Wagnerian-scale mishaps.
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It should only take a few clicks to delete a page in Google Docs.
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After a few clicks, some played more overtly at prepubescence, posing in children's clothing.
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Some 40 percent of the clicks on the platform's trending queries are for news.
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Clicks and subscriptions are up, welcome news for an industry in shaky financial shape.
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We track clicks on the CRM, ticketing, and more, and we analyse all that.
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Our clients can onboard employees anywhere in the world with a few mouse clicks.
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After this queasy encounter, Kiya kidnaps Marshall, intent on mining him for trashy clicks.
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"It might seem like, "Oh, you're doing that deliberately to get clicks or something'.
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Restaurants, buses, parking lots and even pay toilets depend on clicks rather than cash.
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The hooks are the percussive clicks and jitters and crunches that punctuate her rapping.
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Finding that first fossil is crucial, however, because after that everything clicks into place.
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This free service lets you create automations called "recipes" with just a few clicks.
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On Monday, the song received 6.19 million clicks compared with 3.44 million on Sunday.
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Throughout "Romance," the pop machinery clicks cleverly and efficiently into place around Cabello's voice.
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After four weeks, about 80 percent of the fake clicks remained, the researchers said.
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But, once someone starts, the room fills with the soft clicks of phone cameras.
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Sure, this story is going to grab some nice ratings and millions of clicks.
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They aren't patient friendly5 clicks to delete each of 5 duplicate (error) appts pic.twitter.
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"You can cancel these livestreaming services with four clicks of a button," Greenfield said.
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The novel's ending clicks elegantly in sync with the beginning and holds a koan.
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The border story stopped driving clicks, and the media circus pulled up its stakes.
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She clicks her fingers, and apparently we're now at 3 cm of cervical dilation.
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The album barely clicks — but it does, and the quavery chaos throughout is riveting.
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I have this tenacious part of me that keeps doing it until it clicks.
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Activists in Syria are establishing a sensor network to give civilians advanced warning about airstrikes, invisible mouse clicks (called "synthetic clicks") could let malware onto macOS devices, and vulnerabilities in fax machines are putting lots of corporate networks at risk—even in 2018.
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The codas, called "Short" (producing brief codas with fewer than five clicks) and "Four-Plus" (whose codas have a base of four regular clicks, according to the paper) displayed by new whales were rarely or never heard before in the Galápagos before this.
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Users will not be uniquely identified across websites they visit in order to track ad clicks, and the technology will only let those websites be involved in measuring the clicks, not any "opaque" third parties, according to a blog post on Webkit's website.
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Billboard will give the same weight to YouTube streams as it does to those from Apple, Spotify or any other platform: 1,250 clicks from a paying subscriber — or 3,750 clicks from a nonpaying user — are counted as the equivalent of one album sale.
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It is activated when an unsuspecting person clicks on a link in a text message.
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While in Training Mode, the dinosaur will only respond to the sound of the clicks.
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Clicks on product advertisements paid for by third-party sellers grew 150 percent, Amazon said.
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You can disable and uninstall anything you don't want in just a couple of clicks.
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Either way, you can easily reach out to them with just a couple of clicks.
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Google is a leader in online search with unmatched ability to monetize clicks and views.
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Clicks operates more than 700 outlets, bringing in annual sales of about 23 billion rand.
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Or, in particular, their work can't be easily sensationalized into something that gets easy clicks.
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When I ask him about his dream technology for delivering a Within experience, something clicks.
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Internet-banking-style platforms allow grants to be made with just a few mouse-clicks.
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In just a few clicks, I can move my notes, photos, documents, voice memos, etc.
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With a few clicks, there's a possibility of meeting a sexual partner within the hour.
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Something clicks in Helen and she leaves the conversation quickly, heading to Frank's hotel room.
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The experience starts once a user clicks and is taken to the new ad unit.
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Mizzen+Main is one of a growing list of companies going from clicks to bricks.
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With a few clicks, you'll have your favorite flicks on the screen in no time.
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However, competitive pricing and promotions have helped Clicks withstand sluggish consumer spending in the country.
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With just a few clicks you can tumble down a rabbit hole of hate music.
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Lake Formation is meant to handle all of these complications with just a few clicks.
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Internet content is famous for overpromising and undelivering, for forcing unearned clicks through misleading headlines.
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The shortcut lets you skip all the usual clicks required to open a new doc.
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Something clicks for the Seahawks and Baldwin in the second half, near the midway point.
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Of those, 12 percent of clicks (or about 180,000) led to visits within a week.
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That said, the buttons and joysticks themselves all feel fantastic, with satisfying clicks and responsiveness.
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It's proof that Internet fame is only a few clicks of the share button away.
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However, the service actually charges the account holder every time someone clicks on their advertisement.
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Here's how it works: The user clicks on a link, which points to an epicgames.
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Imagine your data: your social media posts, your blog entries, your clicks, shares, and newsfeeds.
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Wikipedia puts the world's collected knowledge within the reach of just a few mouse clicks.
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Even the cuteness of babies has been diluted as they, too, become ploys for clicks.
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Mobile impressions, which produce significantly fewer clicks and engagements, began to really dominate the market.
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Do you think you're the first person to ever record himself doing a million clicks?
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It's not the first time Wardle has warned Apple of a bug with synthetic clicks.
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A sense of mutual understanding clicks in that helps to bridge the gap between generations.
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But sometimes it just clicks and sex is the next thing that needs to happen.
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Broadcasters say that big platforms, which can already track their customers' clicks, would benefit unduly.
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Traffic acquisition costs (TAC), or the amount Google pays to drive clicks to its ads.
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When determining whether something is working, we typically focus on actions like clicks or conversions.
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You can put a YouTube video on repeat with just two clicks on your computer.
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You'll even be able to transfer files between the devices with simple clicks and drags.
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When the atom decays, the Geiger counter clicks and the bottle breaks, killing the cat.
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"Want me to put weed on the scale so it gets more clicks?" joked another.
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"Everything clicks when they are together and that's exactly what my lens captured," he wrote.
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Some pictures are worth 1,000 words — or, perhaps, in terms of online engagement — 1,000 clicks.
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Software menus are simple to navigate, and nothing is more than a few clicks away.
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Developers can already track the performance of their advertising campaigns by measuring clicks on links.
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And it's working: this soap is getting all the clicks and all the buy nows.
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And then Kim Kardashian—who doesn't even do porn—still gets more clicks than them.
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According to Youtube, since 2012, the algorithm has rewarded longer watch times over video clicks.
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Nonetheless, these sites want to garner interest (and clicks) from as many people as possible.
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Instead, the interviewer just visits the Skype Interviews website and clicks "Start Interview" to begin.
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On YouTube, this converts into clicks and money, fuelling the continuation of the drama machine.
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Chasing the Deal Take a vacation break between clicks on Amazon or Etsy on Nov.
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Critics say that leads the platform to surface fringe material that reliably wins more clicks.
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I usually don't want to, because it always comes across as a ploy for clicks.
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These tightly wound amalgams of drum-clicks and aqueous keyboards float by in relaxed succession.
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With that, something clicks—although it takes a while for me to fully give in.
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"We're implementing massive digital capabilities; now people can do it with two clicks," Moynihan said.
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You can cancel the event directly from the event page with a few simple clicks.
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So anything in the real world associated with an apocalypse gets clicks, commentary and reshares.
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When I unsheathe my sword—two hands this time— Divinity 2's combat suddenly clicks.
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Still, the Middleton sisters apparently generate millions of clicks, and papers need to be sold.
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Then she clicks in and sees if any of her favorite retailers are having sales.
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Adiga's plot clicks the novel forward along its tracks, but it's packed with small implausibilities.
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"Clearly, it's just not one or the other, not just bricks or clicks," she said.
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Keep adjusting your content style — even slightly — the way that I did until something clicks.
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You can download albums on Spotify for offline listening with a few clicks or taps.
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It was seen by 255 users with 14 clicks before the BBC took it down.
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Do we collectively -- if secretly -- believe that something unhealthy or destructive underlies millions of clicks?
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My conversion rate is about 2%, so it takes 50 clicks to make a sale.
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Within two clicks you can join their party and start working together on a mission.
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With any of these cards, that dream trip could be just a few clicks away.
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It is an incredibly difficult task to do and you have clicks, you have impressions.
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With digital audio, a few mouse clicks can compress the dynamic range with brute force.
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But big tech today seems, primarily, about clicks, monopolies and then monetizing at all costs.
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"We may hear some clicks," he says, as he prepares to connect the second lead.
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Sales in its retail health and beauty units, which include Clicks and franchise brands GNC, The Body Shop and Claire's, rose 10.5% due to competitive pricing, a differentiated product offer and new stores, Vikesh Ramsunder, Chief Executive of Clicks Group, said in a statement.
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I will say that when a painting clicks, it is something akin to that devotional feeling.
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You can track clicks and conversion events to make small changes and optimize your search flow.
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In general, it just feels like everything takes more clicks to get to than it should.
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With a few clicks, hackers could unregister voters, change their mailing addresses, or misspell their names.
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Sports and the easily changeable sports picture settings (like 2 clicks) give a beautiful viewing experience.
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In order to sell papers or get clicks, people come up with these moronic scoring systems.
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By chasing clicks and taking the presidential bait, journalists have and will continue to lose ground.
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Meanwhile, Google's core search advertisements getting more clicks than before, but making less money from them.
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However, it is dwarfed by Clicks in terms of both store network and implied market value.
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Nowadays, everyone is trying to survive with clicks and pay views and it&aposs less valued.
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This is infuriating, so let's just put it all in one place:There, saved you sixteen clicks.
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Button gets a fee for clicks only when she has signed a deal with the merchant.
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Lastly, TagOn offers you detailed traffic metrics for total clicks, unique visitors, mobile traffic, and more.
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Another video touted the Yeti Mug, and saw 131,967 clicks and $36,520.92 worth of product sold.
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We never in our wildest dreams expected 200 million clicks, shares and likes in eight weeks.
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As a result, you can make your own Bachian music with just a few quick clicks.
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Speaking truth to power is harder in a world where lies are cooked up for clicks.
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A few clicks and you're splicing together advertising and social networking, or e-commerce and mobile.
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Its key "cost per clicks" metric is expected to continue to sliding, which could hurt margins.
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He really clicks a lot of boxes that we're looking for to add horsepower to Nike.
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The Verge's own Tom Warren says his speaker now "clicks" when switching to smart TV apps.
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One-third of all link clicks on Facebook already go to its self-hosted Instant Articles.
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What's more, Vox Media's business model does not support clicks over reputation as an editorial strategy.
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As noted by Southern Living, this month a free breakfast is just a few clicks away.
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That could decrease both the ad clicks and legitimate referral traffic that give Facebook its power.
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The company said paid clicks on its properties fell 28.3 percent compared with the previous quarter.
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The new cases come with a simplified lens-locking interface that clicks the lenses in place.
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She even starts turning them into fancy slideshows, and pocketing extra money from the added clicks.
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You would probably get about 30-60 website clicks and a reasonable level of social engagement.
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If a user clicks on a link, Yandex and the OEM share the revenue on that.
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These should help you get things done faster and more efficiently, with fewer on-screen clicks.
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Creating an app isn't enough; that requires a few clicks for users to get to it.
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On a computer, negotiating all this information is comfortable and easy with a few mouse clicks.
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Google and Facebook manage the ad inventories, content publishers get a cut for clicks or impressions.
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I don't know if it's the four glasses of champagne and empty stomach, but something clicks.
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Nix clicks to the next slide: five different faces, each face corresponding to a personality profile.
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The main difference is whether the user clicks the test template option or the real one.
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Just turn it into a HTML-based Rube Goldberg machine and watch the clicks roll in.
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She says she usually sees anywhere from 2,500 to 4,500 clicks per month on affiliate links.
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A couple of clicks down the wrong category rabbit hole, and it can get pretty weird.
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However the Brexit Party fares at the ballot box, it has won the battle for clicks.
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She holds up a crumpled 12-hour visa as the seatbelt whirs and clicks around her.
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What and how we build — scrolling pages, buttons, taps and clicks — is based on aging concepts.
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A user who clicks through will see serious videos, including interviews, alongside the Ocasio-Cortez satire.
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Together, we felt confused and guilty (because in part, via participatory clicks, we put you there).
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Subscription payments free journalists from relying on clickbait and sensationalism to get clicks and ad views.
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You can see when your doctor is available and book an appointment in a few clicks.
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So if you do something on Kim Kardashian, it's going to get a million clicks immediately.
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Similarly, Somerville and Fukunaga built a fictionalized world just one or two clicks off from reality.
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While watching participating broadcasters, a viewer is two clicks away from purchasing physical or virtual items.
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As was shown Friday, they could all be taken away in a few clicks by Facebook.
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They are forgoing their ethical responsibilities as reporters just for the sake of clicks and ratings.
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On OldSF and OldNYC, century-old views of your favorite haunts are a few clicks away.
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You start out searching "vaccine" and five clicks later you're fully in the anti-vax world.
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If your friend clicks on the link, it will automatically add you in their Snapchat app.
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After all, we're only a few clicks away from hot meals delivered right to our doorsteps.
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It should only take a couple of clicks to prevent an app from collecting location data.
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I love the tactile aspect of gadgets — the clicks, taps, and snaps of buttons and switches.
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Instead, they are tangible pieces of information we can track down with a couple of clicks.
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"It's kind of like throwing a blind dart and hoping something clicks," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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There are lots of recorded tears and lots of clicks (whether that's on purpose or not).
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Again, look to your accounting app to crank out this report in just a few clicks.
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Online journalism is too often reduced to a contest of who can get the most clicks.
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The hacker-created link will then populate inside the Slack channel and possibly attract some clicks.
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The performance opened with clicks, gusts of noise, broken conversation, and operators reciting old location identifiers.
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In modern Japan, where can a Buddhist priest be found "just a few mouse clicks away"?
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He said that they actually had data which says that nobody ever clicks on this shit.
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A few chaotic thoughts that leads to a few clicks to retweet or share is enough.
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Newsroom skeptics feared that he would focus more on clicks and advertising innovations than quality journalism.
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After a few clicks, the opaque image of the greenhouse is full of little pink spots.
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"I'm a lesser-known writer, so this clearly wasn't just about clicks for them," he said.
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The patient then clicks on to begin a video consultation with the doctor from their smartphone.
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Tribal audiences bring intensity, which brings more clicks, views, shares, and reach, which bring more advertising.
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In Google Search folklore, this has translated approximately as: Stars are a way to get clicks.
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They asked about a slowdown in growth on clicks on ads placed on Google and YouTube.
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It's a funny idea, and when it clicks, in the early episodes, "Vandal" is pretty amusing.
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In these turbulent times, charitable clicks are a form of self-soothing as well as generosity.
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He clicks on the image of a plane to identify what type of aircraft he saw.
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There are no latches or locks to do so, either; it just clicks up and down.
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Neither side of the equation would necessarily be notable on its own, but the combination clicks.
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He clicks on a spreadsheet, then he starts reading the news instead and wandering about online.
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Some of the accounts latched onto popular hashtags to get viral clicks, and perhaps gain followers.
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Driven by greed, chasing engagement and clicks, they inadvertently created the perfect vector for this sickness.
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Flaws emerged in the web's key measuring sticks—likes, clicks, follower counts, views, and so on.
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Because of this, I had a pre-qualification letter in hand with just a few clicks.
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It saved salaries, too, thereby "teacher proofing" (as policy wonks say) education in a few clicks.
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Amazon is a largely click-driven ecosystem, and reviews are a great way to get clicks.
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It was Dr. Frasier's job to go through the mountains of data and identify dolphin clicks.
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It's become very easy: a bag, a basket, a grainy video, three clicks, and it's ready.
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The creation and distribution of propaganda isn't motivated by making money through superficial engagements like clicks.
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While the video racks up more and more clicks, the YouTube reaction videos started popping up.
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The clicks play like gibberish to most ears, a chorus of sucking teeth and popping corks.
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"Our wide range of gifting and value offering, supported by the convenience of the Clicks chain's extensive retail and pharmacy footprint, ensured that we maintained our robust sales momentum of recent years and sustained volume growth," Clicks group Chief Executive Vikesh Ramsunder said in a statement.
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When he confesses to wire-tapping her phone, something clicks in Rachel's brain: Coleman can't be trusted.
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However, sites including this one do benefit via online advertising on the clicks generated by these videos.
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Still, Mercedes-Benz seems intent on exploring all fuels and seeing what clicks with consumers and regulators.
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They want newsrooms to be able to install it on their own servers with a few clicks.
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And when you finally realize the greater mystery about the missing girl, Michelle, everything clicks into place.
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Is there any value at all in that piece of writing, outside of generating hate clicks online?
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Sadly, the spinner landed on four clicks, and Lopez got a face full of whipped cream. brightcove.
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So really, with just a few clicks, you can start taking measures to make your voice heard.
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Donating to a cause you support is now as easy as a few clicks of the mouse.
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When it clicks, it's like sinking into a warm bath and letting all your cares float away.
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NeoWize analyzes browsing behavior like clicks, hovers, and scroll-bys to instantly personalize the items people see.
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In contrast, users who wanted to limit data collection and use had to go through 13 clicks.
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Luckily, you can check your browser's version — as well as update it — with just a few clicks.
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Be the driver of clicks and engagement for a brand or company by becoming an SEO consultant.
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The creator also offers a Chrome extension that turns this process into a simple series of clicks.
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But no matter how they operate, the goal is the same: mastering audio with a couple clicks.
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And, according to his analysis, the links got some traction, garnering between 50 and 200 clicks each.
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Using it saves the few mouse clicks previously required to open Calendar and add a new event.
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Hard clicks on the trackpad are way too loud for a device that's otherwise almost entirely silent.
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For your Amazon account, it's very easy to clear your entire browsing history with a few clicks.
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Here you can watch Attenborough seduce a male cicada by imitating the clicks a female makes. Enjoy!
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A third of all clicks to articles on Facebook are now to Instant Articles, Facebook also notes.
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During that time its closest rival, the liberal Huffington Post, lagged by nearly 2m clicks and shares.
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But Im angry that his focus on growth led him to sacrifice security and civility for clicks.
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The things that might get you clicks online won't fly when you're starring on a kid's show.
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That being said, as bizarre as some connected product concepts may seem, occasionally there's something that clicks.
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Once you've got yourself up and running, you can connect various services with just a few clicks.
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Lacie is on her phone constantly, living a life ruled by a series of clicks and ratings.
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The Google parent's revenue also came in above Street forecasts, as did the number of ad clicks.
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Spendesk lets you view all your active subscriptions and disable virtual cards in a couple of clicks.
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Something clicks in our minds, and what was once confusing is suddenly obvious, illuminating, and even exciting.
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Advertisers can upload an email database to match up offline sales with Google profiles and ad clicks.
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If the user clicks on the search ad, both Google and the third party receive a commission.
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" Ryan responded later Sunday in a tweet : "So apparently fox just wants to slam me for clicks.
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So how can marketers make sure their brand's social strategy provides more than simply clicks and likes?
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Twitter, Tumblr, LinkedIn and many standalone websites autoplay video silently until a viewer clicks the audio button.
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Or is this a problem with society, who ultimately reward controversy with the clicks that sustain it?
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This, in my opinion, is an even better solution than the "5 clicks" because it's less obtrusive.
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To judge from the hysterical, hyperpartisan tone of much of the ensuing coverage, it was the clicks.
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He is essentially selling companies on images and video, and offering a community that will guarantee clicks.
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AT&T says that each button will work for up to 1,500 clicks or for three years.
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Digital publishers often act as such, attuning their strategies to the platforms in the chase for clicks.
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These clicks bounce off of objects around them and sound different depending on where the object is.
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It's never been easier to trade stocks; just a few taps or clicks will do the trick.
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The next largest search was "books and literature," which reportedly only led to 7.61% of direct clicks.
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Whenever someone clicks on one of these adverts, Yingmob gets paid, just like a typical advertising campaign.
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Trying to figure it all out through the cigarette smoke and liquor, Chance clicks into a realization.
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Ads targeting similar subsets of people and metadata about the ads (clicks, shares, etc) are also requested.
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If you want to see more of a certain kind of writing, then vote with your clicks.
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They are chasing the clicks, and the number of shares has sadly come to equate journalistic value.
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The quest for clicks often meant more emphasis on tabloid fare and less on public service journalism.
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They charge that Google pushes its competitors' results lower, where they'll receive fewer clicks, undermining their businesses.
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The dashboard camera clicks on to find Daniel, a goateed teen, sitting solo in the driver's seat.
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Our social media streams are full of personality-based sideshows that are good for ratings and clicks.
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A user who clicks New York Times stories, for example, will begin to see more of them.
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BuzzFeed noted that the business capitalized on conservative-leaning conspiracy theories getting clicks on Facebook and Google.
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"A lot of that is click bait, just a way to get clicks and comments," Sue said.
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They've favored Facebook clicks over their core readers, and are no closer to addressing plummeting print revenues.
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To keep malware from abusing those programmed clicks, however, it blocks them on some sensitive "allow" prompts.
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He delivers ratings and clicks, and therefore revenue, which makes him the seller in a seller's market.
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Well, Noisey would like to get in on some of those sweet-ass morbid curiosity clicks, too.
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There's a point during Sigrid's turn on Later … With Jools Holland in early May when everything clicks.
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With a few clicks of a mouse, my husband and I were mortgage-free at age 38.
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Then, when a user clicks on the "play" button in the tweet, the content simply starts streaming.
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When a reader clicks the link or attachment, it provides the sender with some sort of access.
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It's about really giving people access to the free and open internet with just a few clicks.
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The malware allows the injection of ads into victims' devices, and whenever someone clicks, Yingmob gets paid.
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It only took a few clicks to split that administrative district up between my other star sectors.
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Paytas has admitted that some of her more outlandish videos were posted just to get the clicks.
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Just a few clicks, and you could comparison-shop and pick the plan that's right for you.
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In other words, it will take three times as many free clicks to equal a paid one.
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There's novelty in targeting Warren, so that's what many who need to boost clicks or ratings want.
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If the recipient unwittingly clicks on the link in the email, malware is downloaded onto their server.
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Standing, marionette-like, with outstretched arms, she produced wordless vocalizations accompanied by clicks, pops and wet sputters.
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While you're visiting the app, UserTesting uses software to record your mouse movements, clicks and your voice.
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Algorithms reward content that keeps users engaged, which means posts that stir anger spread and get clicks.
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In fact, depending on where you live, it may take only a few clicks of a mouse.
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The impact of this arresting performance cannot be accurately measured in clicks, subscriptions or even rave reviews.
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With a few points and clicks on each girl's tiny shape, he could control the child's movements.
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You click slowly and feel a kind of love: these are the last clicks in the universe.
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And further impressed when he watched the older man pull in $100 with a few shutter clicks.
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But I'm angry that his focus on growth led him to sacrifice security and civility for clicks.
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You can CC in Gmail on a computer or mobile device with a few clicks or taps.
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That's because it doesn't have to be in the content game, dependent on clicks and newsstand sales.
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If you measure success during shows simply by viewership, by clicks and buzz, that's probably absolutely fine.
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You can download Skype onto a Mac computer quickly from Skype&aposs website with a few clicks.
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The fueling hose clicks into the car's intake port, and hydrogen gas is forced into the tanks.
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The core ensemble clicks beautifully, and high-profile guest stars in ridiculous roles complete the package. 2.
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Being outrageous got him clicks and told his base that he would stand up to the system.
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Now his revenue comes from web clicks, partnerships and sponsored content from airlines and credit card companies.
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There they are as their (relatively) current-day selves, then they're decades younger, with a few clicks.
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Now, it can be pulled together and sent over email with a few clicks on a computer.
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So Apple added a sort of translation layer between your taps and the website's expectation of clicks.
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During his show he clicks his tongue, speeds up a story so it's incomprehensible, adopts multiple accents.
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"There's nothing like a good sex-tape story to really drive clicks and searches," Blatt told me.
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Since narwhals communicate with clicks, more ships and industrial extraction in the Arctic pose a massive threat.
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But as other seekers of clicks discovered, Mr. Trump's supporters were far more fervent than Mrs. Clinton's.
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If a user clicks those links, hackers can install malware, steal passwords or conduct other online mischief.
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" But one thing that you probably heard was the clicks when I say "ingqondo," which is "mind.
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The beat by babyxwater combines an all-encompassing synth line, interrupted by huge drum kicks and clicks.
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But I'm angry that his focus on growth led him to sacrifice security and civility for clicks.
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It's currently biased toward a certain set of factors, like whatever gets the most clicks or comments.
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You can change the default language on your Netflix profile with just a few clicks or taps.
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Problem is journos are under constant pressure to get max clicks & earn advertising dollars or get fired.
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It cost more than 17,000 rubles (which is about $291), garnered 850 clicks and had 108,000 impressions.
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If you're used to being graded by how many clicks you have, being paid by how many clicks you have, working for a publisher that's really trying to spend a lot of time trying to optimize the content that their hundreds of employees are creating, same thing for video.
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"If my son were still in Iraq and I say to all those who were there, the threat to their life has gone up a couple of clicks, it has gone up a couple clicks," Biden said, referencing his late son Beau, who died of cancer in 2015.
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How other YouTubers are capitalizing off the #TeamTrees challenge for clicks and a causeNot only did MrBeast's video explaining the cause shoot to the top of YouTube's trending page, but plenty of other channels quickly realized they too could get clicks by hopping on the tree-planting bandwagon.
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Curiously, the topics Lion, Brick, and Colorfulness were also listed there — apparently, my clicks belie some subconscious penchants.
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Manufacturing a crisis, stoking hysteria and even condoning violence, all in the name of getting clicks and viewers.
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But West's latest style investment is a pair of Prada sunglasses — and they're just a few clicks away.
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I think its smart to archive, that couldn't hurt at all and it's basically just a few clicks.
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It can take weeks or even months to find a treatment that clicks, taking time patients don't have.
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It kicks you into the game with no tutorial, and its button clicks sometimes don't seem to register.
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Ad blockers weren't that powerful back then and the only traffic that mattered was banner impressions and clicks.
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It is obvious that extremism and shock drives clicks much more than established and mundane schools of thought.
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Pay extra and you can talk to a tax professional at any time in just a few clicks.
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The celebrities we choose to uplift reap our time and our attention and our clicks and our money.
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The clicks of the journalists' cameras as Trump arrived late "almost drowned out Hudon's remarks," the Star wrote.
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That could be bad because you don't have to think about it; it is just a few clicks.
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It's easy to delete a credit card from your Amazon account with a few clicks on your computer.
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Just trusting that algorithm didn't work because you can only judge what's trending by the number of clicks.
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When the viewer or guest clicks the link, they can respond to the question the show's "host" posed.
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So when you want to find the next sale at Urban Outfitters, it's only a couple clicks away.
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But while smartphones are grabbing a larger chunk of consumers' clicks, they've failed to follow through on sales.
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Third, come up with some sort of news story that is tailor-made to bring in the clicks.
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It didn't quite feel right, but you slap an "ew" in front of that and something just clicks.
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But effectively, when using a template, there are three clicks, whether a live message or test is sent.
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Install the Chrome extension and you can queue up neatly formatted updates with a couple of mouse clicks.
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Gmail has a button that lets us easily report spam — and unsubscribe from annoying lists — with two clicks.
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Here's how it works: A member logs in to the WeWork website and clicks into the Services Store.
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The fuzzy clicks of her TV as it warmed up, the animated visage of Batman appearing in time.
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The battery in the current S-Pen can last around 30 minutes or 200 clicks, whichever comes first.
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When they're needed, it only takes a few clicks to book an appointment and get the job done.
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This often led to movement miscalculations and mis-clicks that exposed unarmed units to potential capture or death.
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"With a few clicks, customers can learn about, buy, and manage insurance on their smartphone," says the company.
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A small switch under each keycap clicks loudly when depressed, an experience that turns typing into a symphony.
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Advances in artificial intelligence have helped adtech players get better at predicting people's clicks, and, boost their income.
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If a viewer clicks through to purchase, the creator will earn a commission through the Amazon Associates program.
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Despite a few potholes toward the end, writer-director Edgar Wright's stylish thriller consistently clicks on all cylinders.
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With just a few clicks, it can help you transform a photo into a painting infused with realism.
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As someone who clicks and types for a living, I'm glad to hear that my wrist is safer.
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That's a lot of clicks, and as far as I can see, a heroic waste of everyone's time.
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We need only to look a few clicks over to Facebook's ever-changing Newsfeed algorithm to know this.
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The average Facebook user clicks on only 21625 percent of the hard news content available on their feeds.
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The transmission rockets to the red-line of 28k and clicks through the seven gears with determined precision.
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With just a few clicks, the program generates a rough mock-up of the model in brick form.
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If you're in it for plot, and you can stand the bad stuff, then it clicks right along.
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All it takes is $50 and a few clicks, and you don't have to be Eric Smellings anymore.
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It lives for heart taps, thumbs-up clicks, and space on people's walls — digital or brick-and-mortar.
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So naturally the algorithm's goal is to provide the job descriptions that get the highest number of clicks.
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She clicks the red cap back onto the dry erase marker and steps back to admire her work.
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It only takes a few clicks or taps in your Settings menu to make your Twitter account private.
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Brill prioritizes "good journalism" and "the ultimate integrity of the person in charge" over clicks or page views.
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When a person clicks the link, it could open the doors for hackers to enter an organization's network.
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In modern Japan, a Buddhist priest can now be found just a few mouse clicks away, on Amazon.com.
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With a few clicks on a smartphone, shoppers can quickly see where they can buy the cheapest items.
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This creates a series of rapid-fire clicks that resonate loudly in the air chambers of the abdomen.
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Chase makes it easy to combine points across cards in your own account in just a few clicks.
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If a person clicks on the link and purchases the featured product, then the blogger gets a commission.
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The compact silver-toned cases of the new Cover FX Correct Clicks look like truncated tubes of lipstick.
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He said its online publication was cruel and crass, driven solely by the quest for clicks and profits.
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"It's really fun to get clicks and kicks, but we're talking about life and death here," Conway said.
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I needed to know what kind of person clicks the "heart" button under pictures of murdered young women.
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It lets you build machine learning models in a few clicks instead of a few lines of code.
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If someone clicks on that, they're not seeing a stale personal website, or a dry, professional Linkedin profile.
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Clicks and buzzes, used as echolocation to find food, often occur between 350–650 meters below the surface.
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By comparison, Google Play put subscriptions in its top-level navigation with no scrolling or extra clicks required.
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Pleased with the glint he has managed to give the maroon rind, he clicks on his projector pad.
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But it's our clicks that become the numbers that companies use to calculate who gets what sponcon deal.
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Often they originate on viral news sites, which seek out the most grotesque and graphic stories for clicks.
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At the end of the day, we are about clicks and getting people to watch and ratings ... Yeah.
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The commercialization of the press, the drive to be first, to get more clicks, to push more content.
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Some in the Times newsroom feared that he would focus more on clicks and advertising than quality journalism.
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Former staffers attested to Ms. Trump as a traffic driver, with clicks coming primarily from the United States.
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Smarter Living: In many states, getting ordained to officiate at a wedding takes just a few mouse clicks.
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When I say that, I mean two clicks of the metronome, but that's a lot to a musician.
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You can unblock someone on Discord in two ways, both of which should only take a few clicks.
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A few clicks provides access to leading portfolio managers, strategists, analysts, authors, entrepreneurs, founders, economists, professors, and Ph.D.s.
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You can easily archive a Facebook group with a few clicks if you're the admin of the group.
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They're managing software developers, monitoring their clicks and scrolls and docking their pay if they work too slowly.
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The software tracked his keystrokes, mouse clicks, and the applications he was running, all to rate his productivity.
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And in true high-meets-low fashion, you can achieve all that with a few clicks on Amazon.
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Everything is done within a few clicks, and having my taxes sorted out feels like such a relief.
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Just finding these reports, many of which have been buried several clicks inside a state's website, is challenging.
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You can bring the couple's down-home feel to any space you choose with just a few clicks.
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Here, the methods of intrusion involve hacked phones and mouse clicks, but the effect is no less invasive.
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You can change the way that dates are formatted in an Excel spreadsheet with just a few clicks.
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The devices pick up the animals' echolocating clicks, a form of sonar they use to navigate and communicate.
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Robotic process automation (RPA) allows software to mimic several human behaviors such as keyboard strokes and mouse clicks.
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Fortunately, you can always rename one or more folders on your Mac computer with a couple of clicks.
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The website selling Roger Federer&aposs commemorative Swiss coin crashed after receiving 2000 million clicks from keen customers.
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And not just be on the platforms, but experimenting and trying new ways, and to see what clicks.
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First, a detection program scanned through years of audio recordings and pulled out all segments with dolphin clicks.
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The males — which make a buzzing noise reminiscent of a lawnmower — find these clicks to be very sexy.
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In some states, the financial disclosure documents are available online, and are accessible with a few easy clicks.
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There's so many different things we could be caring about besides whether it gets clicks, shares or comments.
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"Bushmen impose their verbal clicks on zulus," could easily be a line from one of such garbled messages.
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The idea was that the funniest stories would get the most clicks, and get pulled onto the homepage.
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He reaches out his left hand and clicks his fingers in the direction of an embedded control panel.
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"Tony encourages us to not sweat the clicks, to know that our audience will find us," says Thornburgh.
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Next, everyone who's interested clicks through to read it to see if there are any juicy new revelations.
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You see an ad for something that you can click on and buy within one or two clicks.
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In some cases, they garnered thousands of impressions — views, but not necessarily "Likes" or clicks — on Facebook platforms.
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Indeed, it's barely a game at all, more a collection of scenarios that the player explores and clicks through.
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Drunk on fan theories, a number of movie and science fiction websites garnered clicks by holding out that hope.
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The Silicon Valley saga gets a wonky boost from Bates' electronic score, punctuated by clicks from a Macintosh Plus.
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"These f—ing idiots that write this s— in the tabloids, all for clicks on your website," she said.
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Type the word "crunchies" into our Messenger bot or click here to purchase tickets with just a few clicks.
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So-called "sourced traffic" was infected with three times as many fake clicks as other types of traffic studied.
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It's also plausible that many simply didn't know a reporting system — two clicks from the News Feed — was available.
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Right now, after a user clicks on the job they want, Google sends them to another service to apply.
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Burck suggested that media groups are motivated by a desire for "eyeballs and clicks" in seeking the video's release.
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Advertising: Analysts expect Google's total paid clicks to grow from the year-ago period, but drop from last quarter.
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Besides, smartphone games have devolved into indistinguishable dopamine release vehicles, begging for your real-life money and ad clicks.
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The wooden heel also clicks on hard floors, so don't wear these on days you need to stay covert.
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The "Skuid Model" connects with what McElrath calls a couple of point-and-clicks to several different data sources.
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Information about everyone, from our coworkers to our new partners' exes, is available with a few clicks and keywords.
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"Problem is journos are under constant pressure to get max clicks & earn advertising dollars or get fired," he tweeted.
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In cases where it linked to stories, it drives an average 200,000 clicks a day per link, it says.
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But rather than firing attribution clicks right away, it will display ads for apps with active offers, Kochava found.
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So I say, my response is, "Okay," and I am about to say something else, and the line clicks.
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What use is it to know your click-through rates if more than half of those clicks are fraudulent?
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Links with more shares, comments, and reactions typically get more clicks and, correspondingly, drive more traffic to their publishers.
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To enable these options is also a considerably longer process: 13 clicks or taps versus 4 in Facebook's case.
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Whether you're looking for luxurious overwater bungalows, whale watching, or epic snorkeling, paradise is only a few clicks away.
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When it wears out, you can order another one with a few clicks and get it in two days.
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The company provided a graph showing how quickly the photo accumulated interactions — Likes, shares, comments and clicks on Facebook.
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Like similar services, Remixer also allows you to add maps, comment sections and forms with just a few clicks.
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It's a cute little camera that clicks into your iPhone's Lightning port and takes 360-degree photos and videos.
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It really feels so good when everything clicks within a group and you feel the chemistry lock into place.
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It only took a few clicks for them to realize it was none other than Twilight star Ashley Greene.
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Thaler writes that it took a while to get used to the sensory overload of the constant drum clicks.
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Yes, well, all I'm saying is that everyone, if you're getting paid based on clicks, that is an incentive.
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That means they can pay a different price for ads viewed on mobile versus desktop, as it impacts clicks.
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The online sector, referred to as "clicks," has been slowly eating up market share in the past two decades.
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They are, after all, businesses that live and die by viewer and readership, governed by clicks, likes and shares.
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Meanwhile, the company continues to tweak its algorithms, ad loads, and placements to generate more clicks and higher revenues.
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"It's a tougher pill to swallow, but until your business clicks, entrepreneurs may have to do that," Rose said.
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And you can imagine that the startup could let you print stuff in just a few clicks, for instance.
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Yes, I believe I am the first person to ever do a million clicks in one sitting like this.
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Top bricks-and-clicks apps include those from retailers, like Target, Walmart, The Home Depot, and Kohl's, for example.
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I'd have all the gay boys and certain little clicks of the rave scene all out working for me.
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Obama's team, it became clear that they care about views, clicks, and engagement as much as any media organization.
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Press that, and your video will play over and over (and over) again until your friend clicks past it.
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They found that tailoring advertisements to people's unique psychologies "significantly altered" their behavior, as measured by clicks and purchases.
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The ads were seen by over 3.1 million women, attracted over 10,1.23 clicks, and resulted in nearly 400 purchases.
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A company called SweetVinyl just introduced a device that takes pops and clicks out of records without damaging them.
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Her attention to Gigo was too meticulous, the theatre taken too far for just a couple clicks on YouTube.
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You actually can decline an incoming call when your screen is locked — it just takes a couple more clicks.
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Instead, Search Ads will rotate and relevance as determined by users' clicks, not bid, will be the top priority.
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"It's kind of like throwing a blind dart and hoping something clicks," manager Brad Ausmus said of the move.
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The trio later launched a "click fraud" botnet, designed to scam online ad networks through simulating clicks on advertisements.
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Mr. Rutenberg urges journalists to resist the urge to put "ratings, clicks and ad sales" above, well, good journalism.
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With 316 hp and a curb weight of 4,6953 pounds, it clicks off 60-mph trots in 5.6 seconds.
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With two clicks, I could look up patient results from outside institutions that use Epic, as many now do.
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With Android Pay, people will be able to speed through checkout with their Android phones in a few clicks.
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Soon after Pinchy dives, we hear the clicks of her codas — whale social calls; she is talking with Tweak.
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Now, the lengthy process has been reduced to just a few clicks before photos are uploaded to the website.
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The new Apple Watch accessory, Kardiaband, clicks into a slot on the Watch band to do the same thing.
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Sometimes, I have to flick through the designs for quite a while, until something suddenly clicks in my mind.
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The opportunity to monetize them by receiving kickbacks or referral fees when someone clicks to buy, primarily from Amazon.
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Facebook is sorting out unintentional clicks by discounting instances where a user bounces back after two seconds or less.
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I mean, hey, fake rape stories and fake xenophobia stories are OK as long as they get clicks right?
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In Spotify and Google Music, one click of the button does Play/Pause and two clicks advance the trick.
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Browsing the internet is its own kind of omniscience: so much information, and all just a few clicks away.
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It's sturdy, with satisfying and responsive clicks, and an elegant design language custom-tuned with feedback from esports professionals.
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When the client clicks on the link, a payment gateway loads up that supports a range of paying options.
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In a surveillance economy where companies track, analyze and capitalize on our clicks, the issue at hand isn't privacy.
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With a few clicks and a bit of waiting, your mailbox should be home to far fewer dead trees.
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"Google delivered more than 20 billion free clicks to aggregators over the last decade," he wrote in another post.
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At city meetings Mr. Habibzai clicks through PowerPoint presentations, his soft voice barely audible above the screeching of chairs.
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E. Cetaceans and intelligence F. Dolphin clicks and screeches The student research created a runway to speak about echolocation.
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"You should be able to sell a home within a handful of clicks," said Eric Wu, Opendoor's chief executive.
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If you get annoyed with them for certain posts, the "hide from feed" button is a few clicks away.
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He's a cyclist, they tell me, who clicks down the halls of the center in his special cycling shoes.
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LOS ANGELES — It's taken far more than three clicks of the heels to bring these ruby slippers back home.
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Luckily, you can do this discreetly, in a couple of clicks or taps from your computer or mobile device.
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There was no one to applaud, only the clicks of shutters, during an event that lasted almost an hour.
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Maze wants to reinvent usability tests by letting you turn design prototypes into tests in just a few clicks.
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He does human things: clicks his seatbelt, reaches into a pocket, places a phone on the armrest between us.
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The company also reported that paid clicks were up 58 percent compared to the 49 percent that was expected.
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Inputting an address usually requires so many clicks and menus that you might as well be playing a piano.
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So when a reader clicks an AMP link, the address bar at the top of the page displays google.
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Results were helped by a 58 percent jump in paid clicks compared with the 49 percent expected by analysts.
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The default PDF viewer on Mac computers is Preview — but you can easily switch it with a few clicks.
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"Change it online with a couple of clicks before you buy," said AAACK Pack founder and president Allen Whitely.
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Then the rain diminished until all that was left were scattered clicks from the drops falling from the pines.
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Home addresses are at everybody's fingertips, just a few clicks away, rendering the golfers' bubble existence far from impermeable.
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I felt like doing that Fred Astaire move where he jumps up and clicks his heels, but I didn't.
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Jules and Rue meet at a catastrophic house party in episode one and something special immediately clicks between them.
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Far from it, but they have a financial bias toward Trump-related content, because that content gets more clicks.
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No more than 30 vaquitas are left, according to a November estimate based on monitoring of their echolocation clicks.
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The researchers directed most of the clicks to posts on social media accounts they had made for the experiment.
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Today, however, porn is everywhere; anyone can jump online and view it with the few clicks of a keyboard.
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Like most advertising-based online content, the "tube" sites that offer free porn operate on search terms and clicks.
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Because streaming services automatically count clicks, they make it possible to tabulate more precisely what people are listening to.
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Narrowly defined, "fake news" means a made-up story with an intention to deceive, often geared toward getting clicks.
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In sorting these posts, Facebook does not optimize for any single metric: not clicks or reading time or likes.
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But between staying true to hard data and embellishing it for readability (or for clicks) is a balancing act.
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He criticized the media for chasing clicks over substance, and political leaders for insufficiently condemning the campaign-trail rhetoric.
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Facebook's ad platform translates your clicks and posts into "user attributes," and places you in certain categories for advertisers.
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They even have an analogue control knob to adjust your music, which can be easily controlled with a few clicks.
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In just a few clicks, you can export your book to a format compatible with the Kindle Store and iBookstore.
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According to Li, trading secrets for clicks -- and thus profit -- has become an increasingly common practice among young Chinese magicians.
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Clicks said diluted headline earnings per share rose to 502.1 cents, from 438.5 cents, for the year ended August 31.
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If someone really is going around blowing up natural history for some clicks, let's hope they're tracked down and stopped.
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Jonattan clicks on the latter and shows me hundreds of other sections, each one with the name of a film.
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Make it a priority to give money, or clicks, to writers who live in the region they are writing about.
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Secondly, only the website where the ad was clicked will be allowed to measure ad clicks, cutting out third-parties.
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"Come on, machine!" he says, interrupting his train of thought as he clicks impatiently at some icons on the screen.
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But, with a few clicks online, you can find a lot more than that: drugs, graphic violence, you name it.
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Also, there's perhaps no better way to ensure clicks than with incendiary or extreme headlines that confirm a reader's beliefs.
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Meanwhile, advertisers are increasingly concerned about paying for fraudulent clicks from bots or seeing their ads next to offensive content.
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There's a whole lot of money to be made right now by getting fractionally more accurate at predicting your clicks.
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Jokes on you, Dad, because I had no idea of the obscenities that were available just a few clicks away.
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They only can predict by looking at our previous clicks and not by looking at the big picture of us.
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Ads with images are expected to garner more clicks, which could lead them being shown in more results, executives said.
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Immediately below is a graphic that shows 29 ads, listed by Facebook page, that received the most views and clicks.
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Then, when an unsuspecting reader clicks on an enticing headline, they will be led to a website crammed with advertisements.
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She clicks a remote lighter, and the powder bursts into a plume of white smoke that stinks like rotten eggs.
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To help save lives, ideologies and methodologies of hate easily accessible in a few clicks must have our urgent attention.
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To make matters worse, inventors without patent protection are defenseless against having their work copied with just a few clicks.
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"Tesla self-ignites" was one of the most popular hashtags on Weibo on Monday, racking up over 20 million clicks.
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I'm getting information in a vacuum from the internet, where you're never five clicks away from deciding you have cancer.
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The mouse clicks, the fans spinning, and the drives rattling create a sound bed underneath the narration of the vlogger.
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I also experienced weird lag issues with apps responding, or even the Lapdock missing my mouse clicks on the trackpad.
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When he is ready to work, he clicks a button labeled "resume reviewing," and dives into the queue of posts.
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The headlines are viewed by more than 40 million members and receive 1 million clicks every day, according to LinkedIn.
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But can you recall the exact sound your first Casio keyboard made, or the cadence of a rotary phone's clicks?
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The three SDKs that Google is now banishing were found to be falsely crediting app installs by creating false clicks.
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Just try Googling a symptom you've been experiencing, and you're inevitably three clicks away from diagnosing yourself with terminal cancer.
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It takes Amazon an average of 3.2 days to deliver a parcel after a shopper clicks "buy," per Rakuten Intelligence.
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If the would-be victim clicks the link, they'll be directed to a page masquerading as the Google login page.
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It's not for anyone to twist into a scandal just to sell papers, get clicks, or score cheap political points.
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Typically, this would involve lots of copying and pasting, but with this new tool it only takes a few clicks.
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If the recipient clicks the link, malicious code is then loaded onto their machine and installs a Remote Access Tool.
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Kohl's was using this feature during pilot testing, and reported a 40 to 50 percent increase in clicks, it said.
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Slack is giving developers tools to build new integrations that turn clicks on messages into actions on their own platforms.
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Truworths lead the declines, down 4.6 percent, with TFG (The Foschini Group), pharmacist Clicks, Nedbank and Woolworths following behind it.
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Alternatively, advertisers could choose at any time to support quality journalism based on quality and engagement rather than clicks. 333.
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This is no longer necessary, as the files in their updated format will be available whenever the user clicks them.
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If my setup ever breaks beyond repair, it's just a couple clicks to wipe my Ubuntu box and start fresh.
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Your clicks, likes, and posts keep content circulating, users scrolling, and data streaming into algorithms used to serve you ads.
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And allowing these sorts of ads above the fold will certainly lead to more impressions, and likely more clicks, too.
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Like we said — it isn't simple, but if you've got a great loop, it can be worth the extra clicks.
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It should respond to mouse clicks about 25ms faster and load webpages nearly 25-percent faster than a Skylake processor.
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As you may expect, this lets you track data on things like impressions, reach, website clicks, and other follower activity.
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Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon,is building a clock inside a mountain in west Texas that clicks once a year.
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A variety of other apps can be quickly set up too, including Instagram and Line, with just a few clicks.
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This process takes only a few clicks of a button as opposed to the weeks it would take on-prem.
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The public's cancer cure–shaped amnesia, and media outlets' willingness to exploit it for clicks, are as bottomless as ever.
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If you're going to the airport and you can just look up and it's two clicks and you can upgrade.
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"It seems to be fashionable to deliberately open a powder keg to generate more followers, subscribers, and clicks," Cioma said.
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But when it works, when everything clicks, it feels like magic: A whole new world, emerging from whole cloth, instantaneously.
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Since its publication in January 2015, the clip has generated 639,400 clicks, according to a traffic counter on the page.
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That's not going to get as many clicks as a story about drinking the blood of your five-year-old.
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A further few clicks showed me more comments, more likes, and more emoji that had been passed between the two.
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Unlike web and mobile ads — which can be measured through things like impressions and clicks — traditional audio ads aren't clickable.
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A few Consensys projects, when utilized together, streamline the business of music down to as little as a few clicks.
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Everyone clicks together depending on their race or religion: a lot of the boys in here have the same story.
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On Tuesday, the company said a "bug" caused some clicks on its video carousels to count as ad click links.
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Once downloaded and run, it drops a remote access trojan in the background after the victim clicks the "hack" button.
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With a splash of music and a couple tears rolling down Rob Lowe's never-aging face, the moment really clicks.
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I went home and, with a few mouse clicks, found numerous sources for these wonder pills: 50 etizolam for £20?
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In just a few clicks, anyone in the world can be streaming exactly what they see, with broadcast-quality video.
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With the Bluetooth remote, you can one-click to take pictures, two clicks to take video, and it's completely wireless.
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I favor Oppo's implementation because I always know how many clicks I need to open it up for my size.
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When it passes TMZ's litmus test, the website has no qualms paying for original footage that will lead to clicks.
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Apple will also not share data about users' ad clicks with developers – they will get reports, but not user data.
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Actually publishing the destination to the Steam Workshop when a content creator is ready is only a few button clicks.
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Out of more than 600,000 votes cast, Tubman emerged on top, edging out Eleanor Roosevelt by a scant 7,000 clicks.
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Six or so confusing clicks through a maze of agency web pages could get dedicated commenters to the right place.
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"There does become the opportunity for a bit of arbitrage in terms of Amazon paying for ad clicks," Taylor said.
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You can block or unblock someone on Twitter in a few clicks or taps on a computer or mobile device.
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Several of the biggest make opting out relatively easy; just fill out a form and make a couple of clicks.
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Let's look at website clicks or let's look at traffic that you're generating from either a promotion or a campaign.
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Viewers love a hot mess, and more views equals financial success in this world where clicks and eyeballs equals monetization.
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It gathers opportunities from a wide range of online portals and lets you search them with just a few clicks.
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If everything clicks, Johnson will be worth the fifth or sixth pick, but there are safer options at those spots.
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The viral moments that capture YouTube clicks and Twitter shares are less valuable than retail political skills in the state.
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You can hide the taskbar in Windows 10 with just a few clicks or taps on your computer or tablet.
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Then, with a few more mouse clicks, buyers can re-list them on the very same website at unlimited markups.
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If everything clicks right and the young players develop as many expect, Redick may be able to sustain his streak.
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A younger online staff chased clicks, loading the site up with gossip-fueled content, heavy on sex, celebrity and crime.
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Those voices gain prominence and followers as the media incentivize them to go further by giving them airtime and clicks.
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The BBC can get away with this because Hawking gets clicks for basically any media company that writes about him.
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Jessa is watching Adam and Hannah is watching Jessa watch Adam when, suddenly, it clicks: Jessa and Adam are together.
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Right now, you can save up to $1,800, but once the calendar clicks over to May 3, prices go up.
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More generally, critics believed that the process of running unpaid posts was optimised for traffic and clicks above all else.
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Firstly, in most instances, the effort needed for completing tasks through chat is greater than simple clicks on UI menus.
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These "vocal clans" are defined by the codas (or recognizable patterns of clicks) they emit to communicate with one another.
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He relies heavily on his gut and sometimes makes snap decisions in the moment, when everything suddenly clicks for him.
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Online, Big Cheese Pull is a way to make you click—with clicks translating to cash for the content creators.
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A data center is basically where all the searches, clicks, and everything else that happens online is stored on servers.
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This tool essentially creates a bot that mimics keystrokes and mouse clicks to turn manual tasks into an automated workflow.
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This tool essentially creates a bot that mimics keystrokes and mouse clicks to turn manual tasks into an automated workflow.
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I could almost hear the little clicks of his green counting beads as he rotated them between thumb and forefinger.
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With just a few clicks of the mouse, you'll earn twice as many points as usual on your Hilton bookings.
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They're just trying to get clicks and advertising dollars, and political porn works even better for that than traditional porn.
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With the flood of new streaming services, you might expect a favorite holiday movie is just a few clicks away.
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The whole experience had been redesigned around taking only three clicks to book a stay; otherwise it was too hard.
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" Ms. Keegan, the Vanity Fair reporter, tweeted that the Glamour article was "inaccurate and designed to get your rage clicks.
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Millions and billions of clicks, pageviews, and video views from humans and robots built the value of the content farm.
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But ease of sharing has also allowed the loudest and most emotional voices to be rewarded with clicks — and attention.
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This means that you may find yourself nodding your head appreciatively as certain points register, with clean clicks of revelation.
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