So then the trash collects, because all this plastic collects.
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In the Nationwide's bleak scenario, the man collects a monthly benefit of $0003,543 and the woman collects $1,171 per month.
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Facebook collects your data when you use its platform, and it collects your data even if you don't use its platform.
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A bulldozer collects a pile of garbage as others collects trash on a street in Beirut, Lebanon, Friday, March 4, 2016.
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They say Google should be more forthcoming about the details it collects about students, why it collects them and how it uses them.
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Furthermore, the information that Facebook collects is different than what Google or LinkedIn collects, or what your internet service provider may ask for.
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Facebook collects vast amounts of user data and has been criticized for years for not being clear enough about what it collects and why.
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But ultimately you got to have somebody somewhere who collects the information, audits it and makes sure it's accurate and valid and collects the funding.
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The federal government collects about $25 billion annually from the estate tax compared to the $2 trillion it collects in income taxes each fiscal year.
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Juno collects some light from the target spots on the planet, rotates some more, switches filters to look at a different color, and collects more light.
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And like the CIA agent who collects Shaw for this mission, and Ryan Reynolds, who collects Hobbs, the computer voice expresses regret that the heroes don't remember it.
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Eero, the subsidiary that makes the WiFi routers, outlines what data it collects here, emphasizing that it only collects data "to understand and improve" the performance of its products.
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According to Google, it collects purchases and reservations you made through Google services, but it also collects purchases made elsewhere that sent an order confirmation or receipt to your Gmail account.
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The Trump Organization's online store on Monday quietly added Virginia to the list of states in which it collects sales taxes, following reports that the site collects such taxes in just two states.
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The network collects most of a show's ad revenue; the studio usually collects the rest of the money the show makes, from opportunities like DVD sales, foreign sales, Netflix streaming deals, and more.
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Joseph Averkamp collects stories about how people break the law.
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The TLC says the information it collects will remain anonymous.
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The Rose Bowl does not share any information it collects.
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SI collects some of its best images for a tribute.
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IndigNATION collects Carrey's political cartoons from the past two years.
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Netflix isn't exactly forthcoming about how it collects those numbers.
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Disclosure: BuzzFeed collects data on its audience to deliver ads.
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He collects sneakers, he loves to travel, he's into biking.
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This book collects all of Jay Howell's zines and booklings.
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Still, Netflix rarely provides insight into how it collects data.
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Photo: Getty ImagesNetflix collects a lot of data about you.
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The government collects, creates, and records tons of economic data.
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Butterfly collects feedback about the impact it's having within corporations.
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But she also collects Funko Pops, mostly Disney and animals.
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Geotab collects over 353 million points of data each day.
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He collects them as they move from booth to booth.
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Amazon currently only collects taxes on products that it sells.
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The organization also collects and distributes women's hygiene products. 5.
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This collects more than 14 sculptures, photographs and drawings. Nov.
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If the Hilton collects your passport, we'll collect your passport.
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The Department of Sanitation collects data about snow plow routing.
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ABC pretty much just collects ad revenue at this point.
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If a bull is untamable, his breeder collects the reward.
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AnchorFree says it neither collects nor stores any user information.
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NATO collects defense expenditure data from each member's defense ministry.
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An interesting look at how Google collects information about you.
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Amazon collects that money but doesn't keep most of it.
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This video collects some of Mr. Duterte's more violent exhortations.
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On a typical night, Mr. Sylvestle collects $120 in tips.
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If I say that Cogsworth collects Nazi memorabilia, guess what?
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A man collects tickets, but no other males are allowed.
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The company collects information on the prescription drugs you buy.
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Free to download, Atom collects a surcharge on ticket sales.
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Even Ireland collects more as a share of its economy.
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In a few places, groundwater collects in salty, acidic pools.
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"It's normal, right, that a woman collects jewels?" she laughs.
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But instead of vacuuming up krill, this device collects waste.
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She collects on the spot or she does not sing.
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The rest of the water inevitably collects on the surface.
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And so Bogut collects his fortune, sells all his possessions.
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Essentially, the team that collects information about system vulnerabilities in order to exploit them for espionage purposes will work alongside the team that collects information about vulnerabilities in order to shield US networks from cyberattacks.
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He collects old notepads from my office and practices his letters.
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Caballero collects his money at an important juncture in Colombia's history.
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In most cases the central government collects taxes on their behalf.
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A medical center in Boston collects blood for transfusions on Sept.
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She collects friends who fall into very specific categories (think models).
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However, as Wired notes, TfL will anonymize the data it collects.
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CN: The PCC collects a monthly fee from members outside prison.
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They require anybody who collects that data to get written consent.
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Helix collects the demographic information, genetic information, and site-browsing information.
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Facebook finds Angry Birds a new user and collects its check.
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Lendsnap – Lendsnap automatically collects borrower qualifying documents for brokers and lenders.
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Howard farts, giggles, collects rattlesnakes, and downs Crunch bars for lunch.
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Qualcomm collects license fees from smartphone makers for using its patents.
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OPEC collects output figures both from member countries and secondary sources.
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He doesn&apost deny, however, that Apple collects extensive consumer data.
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This book collects a few different series of single-composition images.
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Each site of the NeuroBioBank collects about 100 brains per year.
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Our open-source bug tracker automagically collects all errors for you.
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Johnson, 32, collects $1.26 million for his 20093th PGA Tour victory.
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It's like most folks don't know what Google collects about them.
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It collects food donations and distributes them to locals in need.
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This bill collects a fee regardless of the sender's immigration status.
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Because it is a consignment sale, the seller collects a profit.
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" Adds the actor, "He collects sticks, and to him, they're something.
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The NSA collects the call detail records for foreign intelligence purposes.
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The United States already collects and shares more intelligence than ever.
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There are several ways that Facebook collects voice and audio data.
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As water seeps into the earth through sandstone, it collects silica.
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"He actually collects bootlegs of his own work," Mr. Shebiro said.
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Day, 28, collects $1.134 million for his eighth victory on tour.
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The family collects water from a gutter to flush the toilet.
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GE collects real-time data from each turbine to analyze aberrations.
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Upstream collects data "in transit," moving across the internet's physical infrastructure.
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No one in the league collects long rebounds with greater frequency.
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The company collects data on which functions are used the most.
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Wirecutter collects Black Friday deals from retailers around the web here.
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He also collects food from the Bedford-Stuyvesant Campaign Against Hunger.
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She collects USBC like some people collect ... I don't know what.
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The referral service then collects a fee, if they signed up.
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The federal government collects death records from states throughout the year.
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She's not a person who collects a lot of things, actually.
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He collects books only because they look good on the shelf.
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Bad idea, especially for a guy who now collects first editions.
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics collects national statistics on incarcerated people.
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It collects biometric facial data without users' explicit "opt-in" consent.
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Business Insider regularly collects the best leadership advice you can use.
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His group collects data on stranded marine animals around the country.
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"Washington, D.C. collects over $4 billion in federal funding," Banks continued.
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August: OSIRIS-REx collects a sample of dust from asteroid Bennu
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) collects the tax on imports.
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In July, CNBC reported that PillPack was considering suing Surescripts, a company that collects and transmits data about prescription drugs from providers to pharmacies, arguing that it should have access to medication history data that Surescripts collects.
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It collects all those sounds and delivers them to the ear canal.
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LocalBitcoins collects a one percent fee in bitcoins for each completed transaction.
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But photographer Vilde Rolfsen collects all those unsightly bags and makes art.
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Every five years, the group collects data from its 800 network carriers.
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CBP collects license plate information to track which vehicles cross the border.
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Behold: the painting is behind glass that reflects glare and collects lint.
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A man collects marigold flowers for the upcoming Diwali festival, Oct. 23.
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At the end of that period, the charity collects whatever is left.
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It's where all the measurement data Google collects comes together, after all.
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It collects a fee from the seller with each of these transactions.
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A little background here: Facebook collects information about you in two ways.
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Facebook collects, aggregates, and sells user information as a matter of business.
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After he collects a baggie, Giannopoulos photographs it against a white background.
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A wholesaler collects the sacks and ships them to Pontianak for processing.
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Apple collects a toll on every SVOD service via the app store.
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The Associated Press collects unofficial vote tallies, as reported by election officials.
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The way Microsoft collects data at the full telemetry level is unpredictable.
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To provide "food" for the mycelium, Ecovative collects crop waste from farmers.
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" Elizabeth collects herself and replies, "Well, we must have her again soon.
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The glass back easily collects fingerprints so it can start looking dirty.
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Some are permanent, while others move based on data the state collects.
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It only collects payment from listings that actually result in a transaction.
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This kind of data is not unlike what every other retailer collects.
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Facebook uses data it collects in this way to sell targeted advertising.
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David Rockefeller, former chairman and CEO of Chase Manhattan Corporation, collects beetles.
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The setup wizard will clearly indicate that the program collects usage analytics.
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It's covered with a huge inflatable bag that collects the methane released.
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Ultimately, CinemaScore typically collects about 29 to 24 ballots for a film.
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It still collects images from the air and on the ground, however.
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That's not something you can say about everyone who collects Nazi memorabilia.
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The firm collects anonymised sales data from websites that use its software.
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It has to do with the rebates it collects from pharmaceutical firms.
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The state collects physical evidence when they're investigating a crime, let's say.
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It collects enormous amount of data, like Facebook and Google collect data.
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Bernard Arnault, the richest man in Europe, collects modern and contemporary art.
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It collects milk using natural suction pressure with a soft silicone design.
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Nationstar collects bills and, when people don't pay, can foreclose on homes.
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In other words, anyone who collects data second hand and resells it.
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It collects sweat and sends it to a sensor inside the bandage.
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To get greater restrictions on how Facebook collects, uses and shares data?
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The state collects a royalty and a production tax for every barrel.
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The man-made reservoir collects water that flows down from the hills.
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A colostomy bag collects human waste while digestive organs recover from injury.
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The panel collects the sun's energy and makes direct current (DC) electricity.
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Nonprofit Clean the World collects used soaps from hotel chains for donations.
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The contestant who collects the most money will land in the finals.
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Genomind's test uses a mouth swab; 23andMe collects a vial of saliva.
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Guy collects dolls, guy makes dolly stuff full-size for women, right?
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"A major contributing factor is how the city collects trash," she wrote.
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Root insists that it collects data only for its own risk analysis.
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Grindr collects personal information on its users and data on their whereabouts.
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The queen famously collects string, and eats her breakfast out of Tupperware.
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I'm a low-key creature who burns sage and collects Craigslist art.
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Hyozaemon said it collects an average of 10,000 broken bats each season.
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Zencity collects more than 1.5 million interactions each month, Feder-Levy said.
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"The city collects reusable clothes and takes it to Goodwill," she said.
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Softly, softly, catchy jelly: This 'ultragentle' robotic gripper collects fragile marine life
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It collects this information whether its users want it to or not.
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A candidate who collects over 50% of the first-choice votes wins.
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It is testing a satellite platform called RemoveDEBRIS that collects space junk.
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South Australia's Country Fire Service collects credit card donations on their website.
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Whitworth said the company also plans to sell the data it collects.
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STR collects data from individual hotels and produces research on the market.
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Indeed, China collects massive amounts of data on everyone in the world.
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The Orchestra, the country's largest charity event, collects money for Polish hospitals.
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And Habitat for Humanity collects old furniture, appliances and even building materials.
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This matters because the government spends more than it collects in taxes.
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Facebook said it would be more transparent about how it collects user data.
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The first graphic novel, which collects issues one through six, releases next week.
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The software also collects data directly from the factory equipment, according to Prasad.
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ALMDS collects all the data and when the helo returns, it will download.
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It's also unclear exactly what NewsGuard will do with the data it collects.
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And then they're frustrated, maybe even disgusted, at the trash that collects there.
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With the amount of data Google collects on us, what's another microphone, right?
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And if your move is flirting on Instagram, Facebook collects that data, too.
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It collects rent from the malls, office buildings, and homes near its stations.
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The information GoGo Chicken collects isn't just for those tending to the fowl.
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There's been some controversy over the data that Donald Trump's campaign app collects.
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HELLI also plans to collects data about larger driving trends in different regions.
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It then collects the tanks, purifies the contents and rents them out again.
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It collects copious data on its viewers in order to serve them better.
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The lender later collects the full value of the invoice from the buyer.
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Similarly, smart TVs and Roku collects viewing and streaming data for advertising purposes.
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For most states, the winning candidate collects all of that state's electoral votes.
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It might seem trivial to worry about who collects payments on student loans.
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Google collects device information through its own mesh network router, Google Wi-Fi.
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Airbnb collects 3 percent from hosts and 6 to 12 percent from guests.
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It even collects this information from people who don't have a Facebook account.
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To see how much data Facebook collects, I picked a random date: Sept.
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On one end of the block, an empty lot collects discarded grocery bags.
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For some, it's their bank and the intermediary that collects their sales taxes.
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First, Oracle Data Cloud collects data from retail stores about what you buy.
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Still, the company hasn't ruled out future changes about how it collects data.
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Kendall collects taxidermy and has never been in a relationship over a year.
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By now, it's a fact universally acknowledged that singer/songwriter Halsey collects tattoos.
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A young man collects a pizza from a self-driving pizza delivery truck.
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He started the museum instead, where he collects remnants of his old job.
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India's government collects a tiny fraction of the taxes that advanced democracies do.
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The RSC collects data — documents, materials for biometric tests — and starts a file.
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But as it collects data, a trained driver is always behind the wheel.
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You fight shapes, lose health over time, read a book that collects thoughts.
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It then collects that data and feeds it directly to a corresponding app.
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The information comes from data that Second Measure collects on credit-card transactions.
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Sharp says it will then share the data it collects with Japanese universities.
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That's about half of the total in tariffs the government collects each year.
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The rover will store the rock cores that it collects in its belly.
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The company isn't saying how much it collects versus gives to its agents.
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Dream is valuable as a historical record, not only because it collects so
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Amazon collects as much data on us as any of the other platforms.
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Obamacare collects an annual fee from pharmaceutical companies that sell branded prescription drugs.
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Mount Everest, a prolific killer, collects its victims in a number of ways.
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Matteo Garrone's "Tale of Tales" collects three strange, intertwining stories of neighboring kingdoms.
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Another APIC member, Kyle Lientz, collects merchandise related to President Donald Trump's candidacy.
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"He's a collector who collects in depth around certain artists," Ms. Wagstaff said.
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A volunteer collects donations for the Waroona and District Fires Appeal on Jan.
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When pulmonary edema happens, fluid collects in the lungs and interferes with breathing.
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There are growing concerns about how much information Windows 10 collects about users.
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And National's brokerage operation collects commissions on Fortress-related shares sold to investors.
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Like you said, the NYPD collects crime statistics so that's a big dataset.
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It also collects complaints from consumers and helps them get responses from companies.
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The I.R.S. collects 99 percent of taxes due on wage and salary income.
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One is Feedly, which collects articles from across the web in real time.
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The EPA conducts much of its own research, and collects its own data.
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This volume collects the best of his richly imagined and influential short stories.
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Shams doesn't know the amount, as her husband's oldest brother collects the money.
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Sprint declined to discuss the data it collects or how it uses it.
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Furniture Banks: Collects gently used furniture and home furnishings for families in need.
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The company collects a part of customers' payments for its planes upon delivery.
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Because of his strategy, instead of collecting just one rent, Dainard collects eight.
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New York City alone collects 1,700 tons of used plastic bags every week.
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But Amazon itself collects taxes for 45 states and the District of Columbia.
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He also never stopped the campaign-style rallies where his staff collects information.
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One of those ways happens to involve the statistics that the government collects.
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My husband collects our luggage while I head to M&S for lunch.
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He collects cans on the side of the road to support himself now.
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California collects and publishes information about testing vehicles' performance, much to companies' chagrin.
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The Reader Center collects story ideas and feedback on our coverage from readers.
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Dionisia Rivera, above, sells the items she collects on the Upper East Side.
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Google has faced growing scrutiny over how it collects and stores user data.
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Not all consumers whose data Equifax collects were affected by the breach, however.
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"It stands for something," Mr. Roman, who restores and collects retired R.M.P.s, said.
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The sprayed water collects and freezes on a domed structure covered with netting.
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With the help of several volunteers, he collects unwanted chairs and refurbishes them.
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After Apple changed its policy, it no longer collects audio data by default.
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Housekeeping collects the used bars and bottles and deposits them in special bins.
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And Facebook sets the terms and collects the data on all of them.
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He still collects royalties of around $30m per year on his mining interests.
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And they do so while, to some extent, knowing Facebook collects these data.
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She collects antiques, particularly those that hark to a lost West Virginia past.
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It collects the data during workouts and compares it with previous exercise sessions.
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The painted wood floor, as white as baking soda, inevitably collects urban grit.
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Mr. Hershkowitz's staff purchases food from wholesalers or collects donations from local merchants.
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This new anthology collects pieces of her essays, novels and previously unpublished works.
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Whistleblowers can receive 10 percent to 30 percent of penalties the SEC collects.
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She collects photos of patterns taken from outer space, manuals and old textbooks.
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He collects kids' drawings of monsters and puts his own spin on them.
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In addition, the SEC collects more specific information about advisers' separately managed accounts (SMAs).
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The Trump Organization does manage the building and collects regular fees from condo owners.
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You told the Senate that Facebook collects and keeps some data for security purposes.
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The foundation collects money to cover costs that the fire department can't always afford.
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WinIt collects a fee — equal to half the fine — but only if it succeeds.
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Specifically, we now know where the eruptible magma comes from and where it collects.
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So, here's what you should know:Amazon collects and pays a shitload of state taxes.
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The Finalist who collects the most votes will be the potential winner (the "Winner").
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So, the humbled crooner collects a singular dollar bill, but his attitude is unshaken.
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For example, he outlines how the data Google collects makes its services more useful.
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The analytics company collects data from streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.
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Espresa also collects a commission from every transaction vendors make thanks to the platform.
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All the data the company collects from all its clients can educate its algorithms.
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Again, if a channel collects three strikes in 90 days, it will be terminated.
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The book collects, essentially, a bunch of scrap material lying around in Hertzfeldt's brain.
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If the sale closes, Apttus also handles the contract and eventually collects the money.
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Everything in the internet of things collects data—and all that data has value.
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It also collects data, like fat and protein levels and temperature of the milk.
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He's asking Pichai to explain why Google collects so much information about its users.
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My grandfather collects these saints because they are a uniquely Puerto Rican art form.
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The changes are cosmetic; Facebook isn't the changing the way it collects your data.
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The State Department already collects information on applicants like previous addresses and contact information.
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Like Facebook, Google sells targeted advertising based on the information it collects about us.
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But America collects more property taxes (23% of GDP) and Britain much more (224%).
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A Roman Catholic charity collects the coins and distributes them to those in need.
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It moves with the current and collects faster moving plastics as they float by.
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It is scheduled to return — with whatever it collects — back to Earth in 2023.
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Switzerland, which collects very little plasma, exported $21980bn-worth of plasma products in 227.4.
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Underground America collects oral histories from immigrants trying to make a living in America.
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The industry collects about $9 billion in fees annually, according to Pew Charitable Trusts.
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The CIA collects information in huge swaths that are perhaps impossible to comb through.
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The database collects the dates and times that pass through its wireless network radius.
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Amazon has faced complaints for years about how it collects state and local taxes.
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The organization collects and refurbishes bicycles and delivers them to rural areas of Africa.
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Sure, there's the famous KitchenAid Mixer you saved up for (and now collects dust).
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Qualcomm collects license fees from smartphone makers for using its patents in their devices.
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The data that ALMA collects will be so large, it cannot be transferred online.
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Then there's the dust that collects beneath the shoe racks and behind storage bings.
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The company collects nearly all of its revenue from commissions on post-return sales.
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Marko, a 29-year-old waiter with Down Syndrome, collects plates and takes orders.
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Almost everything you touch gets transferred to your phone where it sits and collects.
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Instead, Saterstrom collects several stories from four friends and transcribes them, in third person.
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It also collects information on each student's skill level, learning pace and learning style.
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Tepco Power Grid collects this data and sends it to the new power providers.
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Roughly half of the money a children's hospital collects, on average, comes from Medicaid.
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If their draft law collects 100,000 signatures, Poland's parliament will have to consider it.
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Ford collects vintage planes and has a long and good record as an aviator.
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It then collects revenue from advertisers, who pay to place spots in those airings.
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All the data ZEEQ collects is compiled on a companion iOS and Android app.
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According to Moody's, the average Mexican state collects only 10 percent of its income.
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This means most of Taku sits at elevations where it collects snow, explained Pelto.
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There's more on Google Fit specifically—the data it collects and why—available here.
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In theory, the value of each company should grow as it collects more data.
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He said the IRS collects an estimated $229 for each dollar spent on enforcement.
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The BABYBJÖRN Baby Bib collects every kind of food spill from milk to pasta.
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Another team photographs and collects the evidence to be taken back to a laboratory.
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Lister has inherited Shibden, and the groom who normally collects the rents is indisposed.
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Because of these revelations, data that big tech collects poses a national security problem.
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"Google is a technology and marketing company that collects people's data," he told Gizmodo.
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In fact, the retail giant already collects taxes on items purchased directly from Amazon.
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Sometimes patients haven't washed for weeks, and a lot of gunk collects down there.
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He said the metadata the company collects is on the aggregate number of users.
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He collects from Neymar in the area, turns and JUUUUUSTT misses the top corner.
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To help improve the site, Apple collects some information about how you use it.
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And the more data a system collects, the bigger the back-end brain becomes.
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She collects feathers and stones because of the energy they carry, Ms. Antón said.
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Denise Yearwood collects money after playing a game at Flip Flops II Internet Cafe.
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A chief complaint is that Windows 10 collects too much telemetry from its users.
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While others, like McDonald's, act as the landlord that collects rent from local franchises.
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Amazon, like many other tech companies, closely guards the data it collects on users.
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Erosion has released much of that trash, which collects on the bay's eastern shore.
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Submerged for one or two minutes, he collects the oysters in a woven basket.
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She manages her mood with anti-psychotic pills, which she collects on the job.
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"The consumer data that Envestnet collects and sells is highly sensitive," the lawmakers said.
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Customs and Border Protection already collects fingerprints on everyone over 14 in its custody.
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Dell estimates that it collects less than 10 percent of the products it sells.
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But in fact he collects the work of self-taught and outsider American artists.
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She collects scraps of dirty fabric and sometimes forgets she is no longer 26.
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When investigating Facebook, German regulators built a map of the information the company collects.
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Hopper collects around 15 billion data points everyday—including prices, destinations and flight times.
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Records show that Guevara collects over $77,000 per year from a taxpayer-funded pension.
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But the Department of Sanitation, with a $1.5 billion budget, collects only residential garbage.
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Xs:code collects the money and distributes it in whichever way the developers have indicated.
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Apple said it didn't need a report, as the data it collects was anonymized.
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The company collects an upfront fee, usually equal to a percentage of the investment.
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She sometimes collects, for instance, every newspaper in a country on a given date.
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So in between volumes I read stuff that collects and I'm a little late.
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A local resident who collects dozens of used syringes from a park every day.
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Fatah says Hamas exploits money it collects from electricity consumers for its own purposes.
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No matter the amount of treasure he collects, his ultimate destination is always the same.
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CNBC PRO used Estimize, which collects thousands of estimates from real investors, to find out.
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To monetize the cash-payments, Careem manually collects commission from its drivers after the fact.
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That way, the data it collects can be wirelessly transmitted to other devices for monitoring.
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Race surely played at least some part in Birth being ignored while Manchester collects accolades.
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He collects these SIM-card-sized artifacts because, weirdly enough, they're tiny works of art.
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She collects a coffee while two teenagers in school uniform grab Egg McMuffins to-go.
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In NewEgg's case, that means it collects sales tax for online orders in six states.
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The report collects data from many — but not all — of the nation's law enforcement agencies.
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Central to the lawsuit is how Facebook synthesizes the behavioral data it collects from users.
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WeWork is rebranding as The We Company as it collects new capital from SoftBank Group.
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Unlike ice buckets, the Icebreaker has a bottom tray that collects melted water between servings.
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While the FBI collects data on human trafficking, it doesn't specify where the trafficking occurred.
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Facebook is under fire for how it collects and shares people's information with third parties.
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The Census Bureau collects a lot of information to inform public and private decision making.
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Instead, Rookout collects full-stack data but doesn't actually stop the execution of the code.
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MORRISTOWN "New Jersey Collects: A Cabinet of Your Curiosities," collections of people in New Jersey.
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MORRISTOWN "New Jersey Collects: A Cabinet of Your Curiosities," collections from people in New Jersey.
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A geologist collects samples of spatter for laboratory analysis on May 6 in Leilani Estates.
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HOW TARIFFS REALLY WORK U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) collects the tax on imports.
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In theory, the NSA collects information in order to monitor foreign intelligence targets, not Americans.
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Snapchat collects geographic information too, and accesses private messages and photos as well as contacts.
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"You have your security plan, you tuck it away, and it collects dust," he says.
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The UNHCR collects some initial biographical information, identifying documents, and sometimes biometric data like fingerprints.
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The moisture might be what's causing the edge strips, as it collects beneath the display.
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And it collects a dizzying amount of data about what's going on in your room.
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The Sunlight Foundation collects invitations and news reports about fundraising events all over the country.
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There's a slight slope where the urine flows out of the cattle shed and collects.
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Facebook is now reducing the amount of data it collects, and deleting old call logs.
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Further down the same page are options governing the data Safari collects as you browse.
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Facebook collects a lot of data about you whether you use the service or not.
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But it also uses the information it collects to help those telecoms create targeted advertising.
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It looks pretty cool, though the plastic feels a little cheap and collects fingerprints easily.
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But the shiny front collects fingerprints, and the controllers' black plastic looks and feels cheap.
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But whereas Handy collects 20 percent from each booking, Up&Go takes just 5 percent.
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Roku collects search history, records voice searches, and uses cookies to track what you're watching.
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Facebook, meanwhile, is facing mounting regulatory concerns amid questions over how it collects user data.
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We're not sure what they do with all the location data and photos it collects.
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The data that LimeBike collects is shared with cities, providing valuable information for transportation infrastructure.
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The tool collects and processes information such as search results and page content from rivals.
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Tomra collects 21 billion bottles and cans a year in markets from Germany to California.
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Morningstar collects data on thousands of mutual fund, ETF and managed portfolios around the world.
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Clewlow will be able to discuss what Populus has learned from the data it collects.
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The company sends borrowers their monthly bills, collects payments, and counsels them on their options.
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Namely, the massive amount of data Facebook collects to power its multibillion dollar advertising machine.
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This collects vibration data from moving cars to pinpoint potholes that need to be filled.
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It collects information about all of us, analyzes it all, and then sells those insights.
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Someone who collects isn't prone to giving, and I'm always trying to turn those people.
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"Don Henley collects armed vehicles, and this was one that he didn't have," says Rhys.
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It's a clear callback to the erotic woodblocks Hideko's uncle obsessively collects, but jarring nonetheless.
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Most government agencies, including the one that collects taxes, do not make their budgets public.
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The vision is of an autonomous robot that collects, processes and prints what it finds.
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She collects interesting baseballs, the hollow seedpods dropped by California scrub oaks, cheesy porcelain figurines.
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Fitness trackers seem harmless, until they are paired with software that collects and aggregates activity.
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If your recipient still collects recipes the old-fashioned way, this is an awesome gift.
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And that's just one of the 6900 taxes the government collects on commercial aviation tickets.
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It integrates with credit bureaus globally, collects credit data, and repackages it for US creditors.
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Tesla remotely collects vast volumes of information about its cars as they are being driven.
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The company collects retail-sales data and provides market intelligence to dispensaries across the country.
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He collects questions from employees and said he has a full pipeline for upcoming shows.
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"Yuge!" collects the cartoonist Garry Trudeau's "Doonesbury" strips about Trump from the past three decades.
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With Google Home, you can alter your permissions to limit the data it collects here.
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Before enrolling, Apple collects users' signatures consenting to the study, as well as demographic information.
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Just about a third of the revenue Washington collects goes into the state's general fund.
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The town now collects $465,683 in property taxes for the Edison site, Mr. Parisi said.
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Like its rivals, Pulse collects news articles from many sources with a business-related theme.
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A PAC is a committee that collects contributions to spend for or against certain campaigns.
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Tesla collects images from cars using its "autopilot" feature to improve its vehicles' autonomous capabilities.
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"[The operating system] collects information so the product will work better for you," he wrote.
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Spotify touts the huge amount of data it collects as the key to this ability.
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Webber collects early 20143s items from Gemmy Industries, a Texas company that creates toy animatronics.
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PRISM collects data "at rest" — inside the servers owned by companies like Facebook and Google.
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Planned Parenthood collects money we pay in taxes at the federal and state/local level.
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An archivist in hip-hop memorabilia collects copies of magazines like The Source and XXL.
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UTC collects $20173 billion — about 10 percent of its overall revenue — yearly from federal contracts.
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The center now collects electronics at events in parks around the city, usually on Saturdays.
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He now collects wild plums to sell for a few cents in the city's parks.
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Google says it uses the personal information it collects solely to provide its educational services.
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Truebill collects all of your reoccurring subscriptions and lets you manage them in one dashboard.
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The U.S. government collects data on the prices and quantities of many categories of imports.
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The state collects sales tax on all online sales, potentially stabilizing that major revenue source.
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The deficit was larger in March ($600 billion) because the government collects taxes in April.
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The Found and the Lost collects all thirteen of her novellas into a single volume.
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"As some collect butterflies, he collects beautiful minds," a 201673 New York magazine profile noted.
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The US also has a gap between what we owe and what the government collects.
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No one will be identified by name when officials analyze the numbers the census collects.
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His shot goes right to Navas, who spills it for a split second, but collects.
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Key investors: FIS, Mark CubanChangEd collects users' spare change to make payments toward student loans.
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The paper passes over the cylinders and collects ink before being cut, ordered and folded.
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Vumacam offers a video-management-as-a-service platform that collects data from video cameras.
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The wearable device collects valuable information on hours of sleep, heart rate and steps taken.
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Most of the world's accumulating heat, due to climate change, collects in Earth's absorbent waters.
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He's the shoe that never drops, the puzzle piece that collects dust under the table.
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He's the shoe that never drops, the puzzle piece that collects dust under the table.
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The vast troves of information it collects enable it to self-deal with great finesse.
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An accompanying 95-page PDF workbook collects all the key learnings for rapid review later.
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A dear friend of mine who lives in Putin's Russia collects high-end shaving supplies.
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As for the hands, she admits that there probably is a reason she collects them.
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Apparently, he actually collects the figurines called "coursetoys" from one one of the artists' lines!
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California politicians told Recode that they're also thinking about how the gig economy collects taxes.
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Apple has no such portal, though it collects vastly less data in the first place.
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Most of the money that Boeing collects from airlines comes when the plane is delivered.
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Do they point to any larger truth when biography collects and presents them as is?
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In other words, the government collects the money, and then gives it to the business.
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Like Mr. Taylor, he collects sneakers, favors flat-brim ball caps and rides a bike.
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The UAW collects wages for 2.5 hours of work for each union member per month.
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The book's engaging and lively young hero, Jerome, finds and collects words everywhere he goes.
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Now sixty-four, he lives on Staten Island, and collects a pension from the city.
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Four nights a week, the Rethink truck collects excess food from restaurants around the city.
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"It's not all about the money," said Marina Petri, 71, who collects every eight years.
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Our intelligence community is massive and collects far more than any of them can individually.
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HookLogic shares the ad revenue it collects with the e-commerce sites it partners with.
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A paratrooper from the 173rd Airborne brigade collects his parachute after landing on September 26.
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While Google doesn't personalize most of its search rankings, its advertisements are extremely personalized because of the vast swathes of data its collects (Google allows users to manage privacy settings around what data it collects, but its methods have been misleading in the past).
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In addition to intensive interviews, the agency collects biometric data such as iris scans and photographs.
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Alibaba collects data needed for smart cities, Baidu for autonomous vehicles and Tencent for medical imaging.
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According to Amazon's Alexa terms of use, Amazon collects most of what you speak to Alexa.
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This comes on the heels of privacy concerns that Alexa's smart speaker collects too much information.
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Nino has a day job at a porn store and collects stray pictures underneath a photobooth.
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And when it comes to the way Google collects data from your phone, there's unrest brewing.
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Another house stands half-finished nearby until he collects enough iron sheets to make a roof.
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The neighborhood is known for its community that collects trash and then sorts it for recycling.
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Illinois alleges Facebook is violating BIPA because of how it collects use data for face recognition.
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Its Smart Nation program was launched in 2014 and collects data on many facets of life.
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A skimmer with Clean Gulf Associates collects oil from the surface of the Gulf of Mexico.
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Each forum collects 40 to 70 sacks of plastic which are recycled to build village roads.
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Fischer wanted to know how many categories of data about its users Facebook collects and stores.
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Amazon collects taxes in 46 states and paid $957 million in federal income tax last year.
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Apple collects a 30 percent commission on in-app purchases for anything in its App Store.
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Mr Yap's farm collects DNA from the fish to help monitor their fecundity and boost productivity.
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She also has somewhere to store the material she collects, safe from thieves and gouging policemen.
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In patients with F.M.D., fibrous tissue collects in specific artery beds, sometimes completely blocking blood flow.
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Sarahah's founder makes it sound like the company isn't doing anything with the data it collects.
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If a candidate collects more than 50 percent of the vote, that person is the winner.
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The IRS spends one-third of a penny for every dollar that it collects in taxes.
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Not only does she earn her allowance through chores, but she also collects and saves coins.
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There are the core details, of course: Mario jumps, he collects coins, he stomps bad guys.
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Higher prices could depress sales, and with it the fees that the company collects from vendors.
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But Nigeria collects so little in tax that interest payments swallow about 60% of federal revenues.
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Cross River collects fees between 0.2 percent and 0.5 percent from loans across its entire portfolio.
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The algorithms making these decisions are fuelled, in part, by data that Uber collects about them.
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The exhibition collects work from the three long-term projects that DuBois completed over 32 years.
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The drone uses artificial intelligence drone technology from Intel to help analyze the data it collects.
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Nauto, for example, collects data about drivers' behaviour that will be useful for self-driving cars.
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And they mostly failed to answer deeper questions about how Facebook uses the data it collects.
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"As a makeup artist, my mom collects very miniature antique bottles of perfume," Sanders tells PEOPLE.
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The U.S. tax system does one thing right: It collects taxes in a very smart way.
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SeeClickFix collects detailed and nuanced data, including geotags and photos, which can be made publicly available.
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Legally speaking, the federal government only collects a certain amount of taxes in any given year.
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Shooting in RAW collects more data, which gives you significantly more flexibility when editing in post.
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It also collects info about a caregiver's role and responsibilities—like name, schedule, and contact information.
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The studio technically owns the show, and it collects almost all revenues generated by the show.
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He now collects a $172,000 salary from the EPA as a senior adviser to the administrator.
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And Google also collects vast amounts of information about the people who use its online services.
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The commission it collects on such sales allows it to offer UK checking accounts for free.
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Margouleff has never revealed anything about him except that he is a man who collects guitars.
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Williams is a self-proclaimed pinball nerd who collects and builds pinball machines as a hobby.
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Why: Zuckerberg faced tons of questions from Congress about data it collects from around the web.
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Many are forcibly sent abroad to developing countries; in exchange, the Cuban government collects their salary.
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Poshmark collects data on shoppers to offer personalized outfit suggestions, and individual stylists make fashion recommendations.
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It's also equal to close to 100 percent of all tax revenue the federal government collects.
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The blood visualization platform not only captures, but collects and analyzes patient data using artificial intelligence.
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Like the CFTC's program, awards are set as a percentage of the amount the regulator collects.
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It sometimes uses the vast information it collects for interesting, if less than earth shattering conclusions.
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Befesa collects steel dust from so-called mini-mills that melt scrap to produce new steel.
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Santiago is unemployed after the storm so he collects water and sells it to his neighbors.
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And yet the data it collects could be useful for ad targeting elsewhere on the service.
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Because the LSE collects a fee on every transaction, volatility has meant more money coming in.
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The monitor collects a baby's vitals every two seconds and it is stored in the cloud.
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But an educated person in the future will be a curious person who collects better artifacts.
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He collects pay stubs and general income information to help patients figure out their insurance options.
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The Opportunity Project collects datasets on a new website that developers can use for their projects.
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So, if American Golf proves unprofitable, Fortress still collects fees from Newcastle, while avoiding major losses.
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Farivar says that the city of Oakland collects forty-eight thousand license-plate numbers a day.
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The Productivity Project collects the techniques some of our "transformers" use to be efficient and successful.
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The group designed a device that passively collects plastic in its fold like a giant arm.
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Latch's privacy policy indicated that the company collects and stores user information, including someone's GPS location.
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It collects edited transcripts from interviews over the years, ranging from Lady Gaga to Jerry Seinfeld.
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The dust that collects in a machine generates heat, which will accelerate a PC's aging process.
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Payment information, which Under Armour collects and processes separately, has not been affected by the breach.
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And was Amazon afraid of what such disclosure could ultimately reveal about the data it collects?
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Yao said Alibaba has the ability to sell valuable data it collects on consumer buying decisions.
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Now, colloquially, it typically refers to the data Facebook collects on non-users of the platform.
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The company also collects records of any liens and criminal activity, which, thankfully, I didn't have.
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First, the guy collects his sample, then there is a 10 minute wait in the process.
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Unacast, on the other hand, collects data about you from a variety of third-party sources.
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Britain collects payments for up to 30 years, after which any remaining amount owed is forgiven.
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Wong carefully collects these and incubates them indoors, away from natural predators like spiders and earwigs.
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The study includes interviews and personality tests and collects plasma, DNA, urine, gut bacteria and more.
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He insists that much of the information Facebook collects about its users — which is a lot!
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Still, the company collects a breathtaking amount of data on users with a Juul C1 device.
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Treasury collects the taxes on cigarettes and liquor, but A.T.F. investigates efforts to evade those taxes.
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From each member, the group collects a minimum of voter registration and motor vehicle license data.
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Bio-bean collects that waste from coffee shops and factories and processes the sludge into oil.
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As it happens, the Treasury Department tracks how much revenue the United States collects from tariffs.
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It also collects data on users' contacts and matches them to voter files to help Vote.
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The servicer is the company that sends out statements, collects payments and otherwise manages the loans.
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Zencity works with 75 communities and collects more than 1.5 million social media interactions each month.
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The extensive data it collects on billions of people is its means of executing that business.
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Rose gets to know people from Harriet's life, collects things she's touched, even begins to smoke.
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IBM's security research unit collects and monitors about 45 million pieces of spam a day worldwide.
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In addition to handling credit card payments, the company collects sales tax and handles customer support.
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Ivan Brett's latest book, "The Floor is Lava," collects 100 games to play in every situation.
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In addition, the safe medication group collects reports of medication errors and analyzes them for trends.
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The data it collects will go towards improving Facebook&aposs services, which include Instagram and WhatsApp.
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GuideStar collects nonprofit groups' tax forms, known as 990s, and makes searching for financial information easy.
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Sigfox's technology connects objects and collects data, turning a range of simple electronics into internet devices.
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Tinder collects users' interests and displays them on profiles whereas the other two apps do not.
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Otherwise, the top finisher in a district collects two delegates and the runner-up gets one.
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Her program, called Recycle Health, collects fitness trackers, refurbishes them and shares them with underserved populations.
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He also collects federal disability and social security payments that amount to around $960 a month.
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There's sure to be concerns about how it collects data and what treatments Health Guide lists.
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My group collects information about rare plants and animals in the Great Basin and Mojave deserts.
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There's an open-source platform that collects air quality data and makes it free and accessible.
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It advocated addressing the issue by relying on information the Internal Revenue Service collects from companies.
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Describing himself as an amateur historian, Anderson said he collects antique items from that the period.
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Though Amazon now collects taxes in every state, other retailers — such as Wayfair, Newegg and Overstock.
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The Briscoe Center collects, preserves and shares historical evidence that fosters exploration of the American past.
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A rotating cylindrical device that collects bits of fibre sticking to the surface of a garment.
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The apps use software from Alphonso, a start-up that collects TV-viewing data for advertisers.
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The company's site has an explanation of how it use the data it collects from you.
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The company aims to recycle or donate 100 percent of the items it collects by 2020.
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" The antiques dealer says she collects the artifacts to "take the wall down between the races.
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Stool, moving from the intestine through the stoma, collects in a pouch attached to the belly.
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We are going to use this registry, which collects information on cancer cases in Southeast Michigan.
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"The NVDRS collects circumstantial data through reports by coroners, medical examiners, and law enforcement," said Holland.
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SimilarWeb collects data through a global panel, ISP data, public data sources and direct measurement data.
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That means being transparent about what type of data it collects and how it will use them.
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While Wikipedia is a second-hand source of essentially objective information, Quora collects first-hand subjective wisdom.
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The wording has been changed to clarify that Netflix currently spends more than it collects in revenues.
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Finman's app collects no commissions on transactions, and 98% of the bitcoin is stored offline — for safety.
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From genetic information, she collects people's "memories" via scientific procedures and rearranges them into works of art.
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He's also a DJ—he goes by the name "Galactic Jackson" and collects rare synthesizers and LPs.
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Dave Jordano's new book collects more than 100 of his startling, brilliant nighttime photographs of his hometown.
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Such controls are necessary when the government collects and analyzes information as sensitive and personal as DNA.
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Wicker wanted to know if Facebook's account-syncing process collects the call and text history of minors.
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AngelList then collects between 2.5 and 5 percent of profits while managers take home around 15 percent.
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It generally aims to address stuff like what data Facebook collects and how they use that information.
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There is a little box that collects the pods (up to 10 I think) for easy disposal.
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One of the customers she collects from is an older woman who took a disliking to her.
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Shifting to privacy would mean that Facebook collects less of our personal data, not more of it.
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The data broker Acxiom, which provides some information about what it collects on a site called AboutTheData.
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But researchers are still learning how the instrument works and how to decipher the measurements it collects.
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According to the Amazon Privacy Notice, the company collects the following data on those who visit Amazon.
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It also collects information on your location, IP address, device, and behavior when you use the app.
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One of the aircraft seen departing, the RC-135S, collects optical and electronic data from ballistic targets.
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The EEOC collects data of settlements and other payments made based on claims filed to the commission.
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It collects dirt, might even smell, is probably harboring a bacteria unknown to scientists, and is audacious.
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The company also has a business arm devoted to developing therapeutics based on the information it collects.
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The hyper-personal: In Japan, Nestle is testing a diet program that collects blood samples from customers.
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It now collects hotel, tourist and occupancy taxes, totaling around $42 million, in 16 cities and jurisdictions.
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Once a week, check and change anything that collects water inside your house, like a flower vase.
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The Online Safety Modernization Act of 2017 collects several of Clark's earlier bills, with sponsorship from Rep.
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While customs collects biometric information from people entering the country, it doesn't do so when they leave.
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Privacy: Lover only collects data to improve user experience and doesn't sell or share any of it.
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The senators urged the FTC to impose stricter limits on how Facebook collects and uses personal information.
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The dispatcher makes sure the right courier collects the right order, and out the door it goes.
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None of the data the company collects is, on its own, very intrusive or sensitive, he said.
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When she went back to Africa she set up a business which collects waste from Nigerian households.
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First up: Overhaul the nightmare of parking with Flow, its platform that collects and analyzes transportation data.
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At worst, Slideshow is a stark reminder of the massive amount of personal information that Facebook collects.
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Dr Cooke's team use the data the network collects to calculate the risks faced by individual spacecraft.
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The basic version is this: water collects in concave regions of snowflakes where it can stay liquid.
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Under the guise of personal security, the service collects user data and sends it back to Facebook.
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Privacy regulators in Ireland have launched an investigation into exactly how much data Twitter collects from t.
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The energetic pensioner oversees all of his charity's work - he dispatches volunteers, collects food and chops vegetables.
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Amazon also collects voice clips when people speak to Alexa and also uses humans to analyze clips.
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Away's social-media team collects and redistributes these posts on its Instagram account, which boasts 140,000 followers.
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As the name implies, Data Box Edge is meant for edge deployments where a company collects data.
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Meanwhile, many senators still struggle to understand basic questions about how Facebook collects data and makes money.
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It also collects rainwater, and it can desalinate and purify the brackish river water if need be.
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Amazon collects and processes customer data for the sole purpose of improving the experience of its customers.
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The company also hopes that the data it collects from users will eventually be valuable to studios.
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Grafeas basically defines an API that collects all of the metadata around code deployments and build pipelines.
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In their questions, members seemed not to know how Facebook collects data, or how it makes money.
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If you have an Amazon account, the amount of data that the retail giant collects is astonishing.
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When converted into structured data, polls are more clearly actionable than any other data asset Twitter collects.
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The community collects photos of babies who appear to be senior citizens in various states of aging.
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The Charge 3 auto-recognizes certain activities and collects a lot of easy-to-use fitness data.
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HealthEquity collects revenue three ways: From health insurers and employers that want to offer HealthEquity's HSA services.
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It collects exhaustive data about its users in the service of brokering ad sales around the web.
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The system collects and maps brain signals that trigger movements of the jaw, larynx, lips, and tongue.
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In later incarnations Daimon sported an unfortunate goth look, but this book collects his best early moments.
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The company also collects data and issues reports, like this one, which ranked businesses by fertility benefits.
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But their off-stage fellatio is played out in metaphors related to the dolls that Malik collects.
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The honey he collects at the end of January is just the second harvest of the year.
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Differential privacy: Apple is expanding the areas where it collects user data but pledges to anonymize it.
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PureVPN also collects bandwidth usage data to ensure quality and prevent usage abuse, according to the service.
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The only time she meets anyone is once a month when she collects food from a charity.
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The government collects the money from health insurers with relatively healthy enrollees, who cost less to insure.
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For first-time tutors looking for new clients, Clark collects just 10 percent of their session fees.
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"I go to WebMD, and WebMD collects information on me," he said earlier this year before Congress.
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A panicked Kennedy then collects his closest advisers before heading back to his hotel on Martha's Vineyard.
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It also has a research operation which collects and analyses data on merchant shipping and offshore markets.
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Service revenue, the money Apple collects from licensing and sales on its app store, grew 23% percent.
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"The I.R.S. already collects a lot of information about wealth, as it does with income," he said.
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But for every dollar of premium Oscar collects in New York, the company is losing 15 cents.
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Klarna pays the retailer immediately and then collects the amount due from the consumer within 14 days.
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Department stores have among the highest return rates, according to the Retail Equation, which collects shopping data.
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Her latest, Essays One, collects essays and reviews and talks and some of what I'd consider ephemera.
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To its credit, Google doesn't shy away from letting users know what data it collects and why.
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It collects about 2.8 million donations a year, says Summer Dunham, a Goodwill spokeswoman for the region.
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It collects information on hacking threats from across the government as well as from the private sector.
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As in other Spanish regions, the agency already collects some taxes on wealth, inheritance, gambling and transport.
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The fund collects revenue from the federal gasoline tax, which hasn't been raised in over 20 years.
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The startup also collects data from the entire candidate lifecycle to evaluate and learn from hiring outcomes.
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For now, you can assume the data your wearable collects isn't just between you and your app.
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This little book collects photos of pretty and famous musicians in California from the 70s to now.
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The tools they provide to therapists go beyond just the patient's app and the data it collects.
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There's a reason Bruce Springsteen sings about cars, and it's the same reason Jay Leno collects them.
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The RFID-equipped drone flies above goods, which are marked with active RFID tags, and collects data.
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It has a budget of 54.8 billion rand ($3.9 billion) and collects most of its own taxes.
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In Dragon Ball lore, Shenron is a dragon that grants wishes to whoever collects seven dragon balls.
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The more you wear your Fitbit Charge 2, the better the data it collects can serve you.
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When a company pays the reward for the information on a given vulnerability, HackerOne collects a percentage.
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But while he collects buckets of media hits, J Street only has revenue of about $2.5 million.
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One of the two principal sources for income figures is PayScale, a company that collects salary information.
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The company collects information about the websites that users visit, and other data like their phone numbers.
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This new Netflix comedy series collects 15-minute performances from a swath of up-and-coming performers.
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He collects sizable souvenirs from his travels, like the piece of the Berlin Wall in his backyard.
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Laredo, which collects the border toll when leaving the city, did this to encourage attendance from Mexico.
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Under Danish law, the government automatically collects taxes on dividends paid out by companies to their shareholders.
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Instead, every Tuesday, she collects donations from the homes of Tijuana's upper class, whom she cleans for.
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Yes or no, is Facebook limiting the amount or type of data Facebook itself collects or uses?
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Grindr collects personal information from its users, including their location and in some cases their HIV status.
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Unilateral deductions by Israel, they say, violate the agreements under which Israel collects revenue for the Palestinians.
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Low tax rates mean the US collects less revenue — and can transfer fewer resources back to taxpayers.
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In other words, no ads is a package deal with better controls over the data Facebook collects.
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But there is some data Facebook collects about people no matter what, like their internet browsing data.
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The USA-NPN collects phenology data from locations across the country and makes it available to all.
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Show Us Your Wall That a photographer collects work in his own medium is perhaps not surprising.
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Verily hopes the data it collects can help inform public health's response to the outbreak in California.
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Can this be the same chef who collects $595 a person, before tax, for dinner at Masa?
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While Knightscope owns the robots and leases them to clients, the clients own the data K5 collects.
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The app has come under fire in the U.S. and U.K. for how it collects children's information.
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Apple collects vastly less data about you than Facebook, Google, or Amazon do — but it's not nothing.
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GRR Martin personally collects for a wolf hybrid charity and we had a great chat about that.
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Then the company (or a big investor who buys bundles of policies) collects when the seller dies.
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The anode is like a bucket that collects and stores the ions while the battery is charging.
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Although Google Analytics (Apps version) collects IP addresses, we are unable to access such IP address data.
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MSF collects its data from 3933 medical facilities to which the organization provides full or partial support.
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Nearly every startup does something similar after it collects new cash, so what makes Gabi's round interesting?
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Zana also collects the work of Andrea Branzi, an Archizoom founder who is still working at 78.
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Show Us Your Wall A Persian-Jewish artist collects works that kindle memories of his ancestral culture.
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Everytown collects and distributes gun violence research, advocates for policies, and funds candidates fighting against gun violence.
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He has helped spearhead the Trump administration's efforts to overhaul how the department collects federal student loans.
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Yet USDA does not share its genetic data, even with the companies it collects the samples from.
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The wearable device comes with an app that guides users through Rosary praying and collects health data.
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This isn't the first time Grindr has faced complaints over the data it collects about its users.
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It made a software that collects clinical data for fertility clinics and ran its Fertilome genetics test.
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The tryborg may just be a guy named Bob who works in I.T. and collects Real Dolls.
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It deploys machine learning to improve its systems via the data and video that the phone collects.
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The book collects brief essays on 13 judges, attorneys and law professors who provided inspiration and friendship.
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Yet CMS collects Social Security numbers from roughly 57.7 million Americans and displays them on Medicare cards.
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It collects information on critical infrastructures, nearly all of which are owned and managed by private companies.
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Senator Ron Wyden is investigating why cybersecurity company Avast collects and then sells its customers' browsing data.
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For starters, Seventh Sense collects far more blood than a couple of drops from a fingerstick test.
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That&aposs according to the free online tool HealthcareBluebook, which collects prices from large health plans nationwide.
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As in any true earthship, rainwater collects in cisterns and is filtered and pumped into the house.
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Think of a grain of sand as an empty battery that slowly collects charge once it's buried.
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"It's a real tragedy," said Jason Liebig, who collects candy memorabilia and calls himself a confectionary historian.
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Target collects data about you across its website and app, in addition to knowing what you buy.
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Artist Theaster Gates collects things a little differently, often by buying entire forgotten or threatened spaces outright.
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Facebook collects that data on everyone who visits these sites, whether they're a registered user or not.
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The FBI isn't the only federal agency trying to expand the data that it collects on police.
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My grandmother Rosita collects shell lamps and mushroom trinkets; my mother has more than 300 pieces of wicker.
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Twitter launched a news aggregation tool today that collects the most shared stories by people in your network.
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The company collects the revenue for the calls and provides a portion of the profits to local governments.
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The newspaper reported the city collects more fines per capita than anywhere else in the metro Atlanta area.
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Kicker cradles his dog Chewie while Tilman collects some information about Damn Dog from Kicker's parents and brother.
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The owner collects vintage kitsch and international toys—I buy lots of it as inspiration for new work.
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The Australian organisation that collects royalties on behalf of copyright owners, the Copyright Agency, is lobbying against reform.
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It's been very transparent on what data it collects and how that data is used for face authentication.
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It has created an algorithm that collects and analyzes a huge trove of songs that have been mastered.
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The German competition authority plans to impose restrictions on how Facebook collects data across its family of apps.
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That touchpad decoration collects fingerprints and distract the eye with its LED illumination, but serves zero discernible purpose.
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The NSA is the National Security Agency, which collects hundreds of millions of emails and other electronic records.
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You do a video interview and the AI collects data on you and matches it against successful employees.
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You do a video interview and the AI collects data on you and matches it against successful employees.
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FilmChain: blockchain enabled platform that collects data, verifies revenues and executes stakeholder payment splits for film, TV etc
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Instead of fundraising in the most literal sense, the app collects a different type of donation: your data.
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Amazon bragged that it can quickly scan information it collects against databases containing tens of millions of faces.
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To understand what's at work here, you need to know that Facebook collects user information in two ways.
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The engineer told Mactaggart he would be "horrified" to know how much data Google collects on its users.
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But Tesla says it may share some of the video data it collects with its partners and suppliers.
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Airbnb charges a service fee and collects local taxes, but hosts set the cleaning fee for their properties.
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He believes in the inerrancy of the Bible and is a military buff who collects guns and knives.
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It collects layers of membranes and albumen along its way through the reproductive track and develops its white.
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Eterni.me collects your thoughts, stories and memories, curates them and creates an intelligent avatar that looks like you.
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It also collects data and tracks improvements from customers whose dogs have similar profiles to improve its products.
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IQVIA collects data to measure the volume of drugs sold by manufacturers and wholesalers to pharmacies and hospitals.
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Insera Health: Developer of a voice-enabled app that collects a patient's medical history to improve medical encounters.
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Radius' software collects and catalogs data on 18 million U.S. businesses to help companies focus their marketing campaigns.
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The office has fan artwork tacked on the walls, and Harrod collects keychains and pins from fan artists.
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Total fees that AFIP collects may affect how much debt Macri's government needs to take on next year.
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The card comes with a rewards program, which collects rewards in the form of cash instead of points.
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So he started "Gunners Runner's" -- an organization that collects shoes for children in his Wilmington, North Carolina community.
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To learn more about the data Google collects, both on Android and off, visit this dedicated privacy page.
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This isn't the first time the data Amazon collects on the Echo has been called into question, either.
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But the data that B8ta collects could actually be even more telling when it comes to consumer decisions.
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Adobe collects the data by measuring 80 percent of all online transactions from the top 100 U.S. retailers.
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USA Today now directs users to an "EU Experience," a site that collects less personal information on visitors.
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On the day I visited, the walls were covered with African vintage fabrics, which Reo collects and preserves.
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Each bird's backpack collects temperature, humidity, and ambient light information, as well as GPS location and air pressure.
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The cup features a spout that collects milk from the larger container designed to fit an infant's mouth.
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PayNet collects real-time loan information such as originations and delinquencies from more than 325 leading U.S. lenders.
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SoundExchange is a nonprofit organization that collects and distributes digital performance royalties to featured artists and copyright holders.
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Maybe it's just emotional acting-out against an agency they hate because it collects the taxes they hate.
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The nonprofit organization collects, restores, and maintains more than 1,700 machines, keeping them in playable condition whenever possible.
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The event data recorder will be constantly deleting the data it collects, if a collision doesn't take place.
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Flipp collects the coupons you normally get in circulars and lets you access them all on your smartphone.
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However, The Life Aquatic Studio Sessions, the 2005 album that collects Jorge's arresting Bowie esperanto, was a hit.
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Key functions: The omentum secretes hormones related to obesity and collects information about the health of the abdomen.
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Alice collects her phone from Mizuko's friendly doorman after a temporary self-imposed ban on devices is over.
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In fact, Abraham said the company collects an average of 10 email address per day for each business.
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And a lot of that collects in the little reservoir between the screen protector and the outside lip.
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There is usually no loss of tax revenue, because the importing business collects VAT from its own customers.
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The most important factor in transforming Facebook into a huge business is the amount of data it collects.
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No other web company, with the exception of Google, has as much data about users as Facebook collects.
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Each drop is more like a milky "gob," he said that collects in the corner of his eye.
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An ad agency exec who met with the company confirmed CubeYou said it mostly collects information through quizzes.
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The water that sweeps from the north toward the lake collects fertilizers, pesticides and animal waste from farms.
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Raw water acolytes can also purchase Source, a roof system that collects water from the air, for $4,9953.
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Later, the manufacturer collects all three to recycle into refuse plastic and paper fuel (RPP) or boiler fuel.
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Puerto Rico's government, counting all tax-supported public entities, now collects about $1 billion in revenue a month.
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China collects and calculates scores with the help of large data collection firms downloading on the Chinese people.
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CaaStle collects the customers' credit card transactions, so it pays out to the retailer, based on their package.
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A preemptive archaeology, Small collects various theories on the significance of human presence amidst technological and spiritual marvels.
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This information will then be fed to enterprise asset management software that collects, processes and analyzes the data.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao has said the trust fund spends $260 billion more than it collects every year.
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It collects energy during the day to power a small LED lamp at night, allowing students to study.
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The FDLP collects laws, regulations, and other publications by federal agencies that the public may be interested in.
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A Politico report at the end of last year found that the agency rarely collects on its fines.
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It said it keeps about 30 percent of the fees it collects; the rest goes to the priest.
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And the fourth would prevent the IRS from spending user fees it collects without the approval of Congress.
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The fourth would repeal the IRS's ability to spend the user fees it collects without approval from Congress.
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Gone are the gifts of cashmere scarves, Belgian chocolates, and those porcelain baby angel figurines Aunt Sharon collects.
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He especially loves the insurance business, which has taught him how to pay out less than he collects.
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The fees it collects for processing immigration and naturalization benefit requests fund nearly 96 percent of its budget.
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Amazon already collects state sales taxes on products it sells directly or its so-called first party sales.
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They are organized by Goonj (which means "echo"), a nonprofit that collects donations for flood or earthquake victims.
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The AP collects election data from precincts and regional centers and has become a one-stop-shopping repository.
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The carefully engineered display vitrine collects data on temperature and humidity, which is regularly sent back to Washington.
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Pichai faced a number of questions, in particular, on the location information that Google collects on its users.
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For Maeda, the next step after she collects all of her inspiration is to start sketching her designs.
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New York collects a fee on taxi rides, a payroll tax and other taxes for the transit system.
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The walls of MailChimp's boardroom are covered from floor to ceiling in vintage skateboards, which Mr. Kurzius collects.
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The trust collects payments on the bills and can seize the property if the owners do not pay.
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Instead, he collects and pockets "rent" from a few poor businesses on the periphery of his clique's zone.
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Google Consumer Surveys collects data through survey boxes that appear online before someone can read a news article.
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But the program also collects millions of wholly domestic phone calls between Americans, which courts have ruled unconstitutional.
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How about when Google collects the whereabouts of its users — even after they deliberately turn off location history?
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The command shares a headquarters and leadership with the National Security Agency, which collects electronic and signals intelligence.
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For example, if the commission puts restrictions on how Facebook collects data and who it shares it with.
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He's about to release "The Questions," a literary-minded album that collects songs from across the American canon.
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Mr. Dinzebach, who collects hats as well as shoes, has to keep many of them at his workplace.
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The company collects fees as a percentage of assets under management, which are now just under $260 trillion.
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Like other media companies, The Times collects data on its visitors when they read stories like this one.
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New York City collects trees and uses the mulch in public parks to enrich soil and prevent erosion.
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Along Idaho Street, the combination of fine Great Basin dust and winter's road salt collects on the sidewalk.
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Amazon, for example, collects them on Amazon transactions, but not on third-party-vendor transactions sold through Amazon.
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That could mean Pakistan would have to reduce public spending and increase the amount of taxes it collects.
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It collects any items travelers want to bring on a trip and ships them direct to their hotel.
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The decennial census also collects data on-campus college students and Americans in other kinds of living situations.
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One CD collects what are called the Esher demos: four-track recordings, mostly just acoustic guitars and vocals.
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The land is at a high elevation but it is also in a bowl, so it collects precipitation.
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The below image show the Fermi view of the Moon getting brighter as it collects more gamma rays.
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Set to be released this summer, the crowdfunded book collects those drawings, along with additional pieces by Hess.
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The report used data scraped by AirDNA, an unaffiliated company that collects and analyzes data from Airbnb listings.
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"America Collects" is one half of a rocking double feature of French art in the United States capital.
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Dr. Lavin collects stories from his practice, and the improvements in children's lives, he said, can be dramatic.
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He also oversees an extensive nursery on the island, where he collects native and endemic trees and plants.
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They deserve a tax system that collects enough revenue to ensure health care, child care and secure retirement.
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Powell Jobs collects contemporary art and she was named one of Art New's Top 200 Collectors in 2019.
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The nonprofit also collects money through partnerships within the restaurant industry and through donations from individuals and businesses.
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The government collects large sums of health-care dollars from American taxpayers, but then pays the bureaucracy first.
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Revenue fell short of forecasts, hurt by a drop in fees that the company collects from cable operators.
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Under Medicare, the federal government also never discloses the amounts it collects on a drug-by-drug basis.
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The company collects taxes on sales of its own inventory in 45 states and the District of Columbia.
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Additionally, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is trying to root out problem brokers by analyzing data it collects.
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The book collects 10 years' worth of Koopmans' extraordinary architectural photography, captured in 17 countries around the world.
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This section collects remasters, reissues, remixes, demos, deluxe editions, and explicit/clean versions of the same album. pic.twitter.
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Justine Kurland's photography combats the modern female ideal and collects utopian fragments from a matriarchal Garden of Eden.
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Lawmakers have asked if Amazon takes advantage of data it collects from sellers to develop its own offerings.
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The tool lets you monitor and (sort of) delete some of the information it collects about this activity.
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We are an oasis civilization, living on the snow that collects in our high mountains in the winter.
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Little girl named Florence collects baby supplies for Florence survivors This needs to be a children's book immediately.
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Austan Goolsbee, economist at the University of Chicago and former White House economist, who collects movie ticket stubs.
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Along with guitars, he collects muscle cars from the '60s and '70s and also created a website, guessthefinalbid.
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It collects any items travelers want to bring on a trip and ships them direct to their hotel.
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That assessment is backed up by the "extraordinary amount" of detailed information the US collects, the official said.
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The Poster House show collects Mucha's images of Bernhardt, along with display posters for biscuits, magazines, and bicycles.
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Amazon currently collects sales tax in every state where it's required for the products the company actually sells.
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Whether Mr. Moonves was honest with CBS's investigators could determine whether he collects a $120 million severance payment.
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According to Messenger Kids' privacy policy, the app collects registration details from parents such as children's full names.
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I get twitchy thinking about the filth that collects on my face over the course of a day.
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It collects data, modeling software predicts problems, and the kiddie pools serve as tiny lakes for experimental confirmation.
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To help it distinguish outdoor steps, Sweatcoin collects and analyzes GPS signals and motion data from your phone.
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" Although Kim notes that "the statement did not address whether the app collects usage data other than GPS.
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Further, he said, the data goes into the same data store as other information Google collects about you.
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For a $250 fee, CAPC collects DNA from people and delivers the swabs to Viaguard to be tested.
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They said that the list of information the app collects is exhaustive, and that other information is not collected.
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StoryCorps — StoryCorps is an independent nonprofit project that collects audio accounts of experiences from a diverse array of Americans.
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It began collecting this from guests in Paris in 2015 and now collects it from visitors to 19 towns.
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His poem is featured on PoemHunter, a website that collects famous poems, as well as verses submitted by users.
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There's talk that after Conor collects his $100 million paycheck, he's closing the book on combat sports for good.
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It collects data for targeted advertising from all videos on the platform, even if they're clearly marketed towards children.
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Green scum collects under bridges where the water has stagnated and fishing boats are stranded on the river bed.
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Now, the area where the snow pile sits is the dumping spot for snow that collects on the roof.
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Amazon openly collects data from its sellers and is legally allowed to use that information to improve its service.
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Instead of leaving the hair behind, the pooch bodysuit collects the hair to be washed out at your convenience.
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Founded in 1996, Hoffman Estates, Illinois-based Clover collects and resells products including cartridges, printer parts and mobile phones.
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He's been in New Hampshire for 25-plus years and collects signatures of presidential candidates on two-dollar bills.
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It collects waste grounds from high street chains and factories, which are dried and processed to extract coffee oil.
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The Facebook service, called "Today In ," collects news stories from various local outlets, along with government and community groups.
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Chartable collects each person's IP address and then cross-references it with the IP addresses of a show's listeners.
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Facebook's Epps told BuzzFeed News that the information the company collects from shoppers will be shared anonymously with advertisers.
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Water becomes "hard" when it comes in contact with and collects minerals from the ground and in local waterways.
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They have an online survey that collects your height and weight then an algorithm that predicts the right fit.
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The only reason we have so much debt is because our government spends more than it collects in taxes.
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"Al Shabaab collects food and money through its distribution centres, to provide disaster relief to those affected," it said.
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With Free Basics, the report claims that Facebook acts essentially just like an ISP and collects users' traffic data.
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It can be viewed at the Lumen Database which collects the legal requests for the removal of online content.
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Update 9/21/16: This post has been updated to include more information about how Allo collects your data.
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The sensor's compatible smartphone app collects data and provides a sleep score that tells you how well you slept.
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Worried that Facebook collects too much information on you and makes it too freely available to advertisers and others?
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Ireland's top privacy regulator has launched a probe into Google's processing of location data that it collects from users.
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Explaining exactly what data Facebook collects — and how that data is used — has been a challenge for the company.
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The Oxford English Corpus collects roughly 150 million words of spoken and written English from various sources each month.
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"Tourism can change our lives for the better," said Jabbar Dar, who fishes and collects water chestnuts in Wular.
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Starting this month, Sonoco will not pay Orange County anything for the mixed paper, plastics and metals it collects.
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A Border Patrol agent collects personal items from Central American families who crossed into the United States seeking asylum.
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If we don't drink water, we don't flush out waste and it collects in our body, causing unnecessary problems. .
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But as we wrap things up, Agrawal collects herself with the look of a yoga teacher finishing a class.
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His company, which supplies businesses with beehives and collects data on the best habitats for bees, likes interdisciplinary approaches.
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The first Halley station was opened in 1956; the station collects data on climate, the ozone, and space weather.
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The Commission's case is not about how much Apple pays in taxes, it's about which government collects the money.
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And there are surely secondary business models to explore using all the data Handle collects on the construction market.
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In his tiny house of crumbling bricks, Bafounga collects what others throw away - and turns it into something useful.
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Also of interest to Hawley's investigation is the roughly 70 percent of all card transaction information that Google collects.
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While this doesn't really affect the data Google collects on you, it means it can't be used as widely.
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Snap Map also has a collaborative "Our Story" section, that collects snaps taken at a particular location that's popular.
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Right now, this database collects details about violent deaths from 40 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.
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But Tesla also collects data about how Autopilot would handle different driving scenarios even when the feature isn't used.
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Who knows what Gymder is doing with the copious amount of location data and photos it collects from users.
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The Big Brother Big Sister Foundation collects clothing and other items for children and sells them to thrift stores.
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The national debt is the result of the fact that the US government spends more revenue than it collects.
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She collects special pieces that hold meaning to her, and has an amazing sensibility in putting them all together.
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