Fraudulently labeled organic food has started cropping up in stores.
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What measures were taken to prevent Obscurials from cropping up?
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Take him Diddy Cropping people out of photos, for instance.
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Ethnic studies programs started cropping up in colleges and universities.
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"Can we try cropping that a little closer?" she asked.
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It's like that cropping we're used to from Instagram, too.
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This kind of storytelling is cropping up in literature, too.
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Automatic coffee kiosks are cropping up across cities and airports.
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I don't see a cropping icon in the tool bar.
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There are filters, brush tools, gradients, smudging, cropping and erasing tools.
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ZB: So when did these parties start cropping up in Europe?
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All of these photos are unedited except for some basic cropping.
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And so clubs where men stripped started cropping up across America.
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And what's with blemishes cropping up at the most inopportune times?!
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These kinds of cases, challenging city actions, are cropping up elsewhere.
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The word "Saudi" is cropping up in many headlines these days.
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The No. 1 thing it needs is a selective cropping tool.
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"My grandfather had horses and cattle for cropping," Mr. Rousseau said.
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But questions about whether it's a threat could keep cropping up.
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Trybal isn't the only over-21 camp cropping up these days.
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Cover cropping is still used only by a small minority of farmers.
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What's really upsetting ... the barrage of gawkers cropping up in increasing numbers.
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If it feels like they're cropping up more than ever, you're right.
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There's all sorts of interesting customer service news cropping up this week.
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But now a few Chinese ones are cropping up among the wealthy.
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It's also got tools for small edits like cropping and rotating images.
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"We're cropping up everywhere," says Lutfi Radwan, a Muslim farmer from Oxfordshire.
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Of everything DeMarco tackles, the feeling of growing older keeps cropping up.
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We batch processed two dozen RAW image files, cropping and resizing them.
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Porny compilations for GoT started cropping up right after the show's debut.
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It's literally cropping out parts of the image versus a full-frame.
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Other than cropping them, I have not applied any adjustments or filters.
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Niche legal firms are cropping up to help companies deal with it.
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It kept cropping up on the internet that I should play Cable.
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And it's cropping up everywhere from $20 T-shirts to $500 espadrilles.
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It seems that every week a new virtual app is cropping up.
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A: Problems have a way of cropping up in any new apartment.
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And a new set is cropping up to help manage the market.
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We may see the scanners cropping up as early as this fall.
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This isn't unusual: All over Britain, progressive alliances have been cropping up.
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The exhibition includes three of her photogravures cropping or recombining Lange images.
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You can position it anywhere to re-compose the video through cropping.
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Clinics are cropping up around the country where people receive ketamine infusions.
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In the 2000s, skepticism about the promise of microcredit started cropping up.
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By cropping the figure, Shear hints at this featureless behemoth's massive scale.
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The federal government is mulling ways to persuade farmers to adopt cover cropping.
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Ominous signs began cropping up all along the East Coast as 2014 began.
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But there are a few designers that keep cropping up — like, a lot.
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To edit your own exterior photography, use a cropping technique similar to Eichenbaum's.
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If you remember it cropping up somewhere, refresh my memory in the comments.
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Instead, make any adjustments — either zooming in or cropping — after taking the photo.
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A commenter slammed Berry for frequently cropping her kids' faces from her posts.
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The new photo cropping tool also didn't seem to be working properly yet.
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Take a scroll through Instagram — celebs are cropping their hair left and right.
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And suddenly, these mysterious lung illnesses started cropping up all over the country.
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And who is this Team OAR that keeps cropping up and winning medals?
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Use the program's cropping tool to slice away cluttered backgrounds and frayed edges.
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These words keep cropping up in his work, these moments when definition blurs.
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It can't even display Instagram Stories without cropping off the top and bottom.
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Despite the support for cover cropping in Indiana, there is still resistance to change.
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This year's theme is "dream," and a couple of similar metaphors keep cropping up.
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Bye-bye boring French tips, hello eye-popping patterns cropping up all over Instagram.
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From the minute he appears at her door, the red flags start cropping up.
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You've then got all kinds of options, from cropping to converting to GIF-ifying.
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Over the past year, more and more of these vlogs have been cropping up.
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Some, like the augmented reality headset, have been cropping up in reports for years.
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If you're editing photos in Photoshop, you'd see shortcuts for cropping or resizing, instead.
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If the answers to those questions don't worry you, then the cropping shouldn't, either.
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And, we examine the retirement homes for elderly LGBT people that are cropping up.
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After upscaling and cropping I got an image with a resolution of 203×1684.
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But if he continues to stumble, other candidates are likely to start cropping up.
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Operations like Mr Dring's are cropping up in buildings on the surface as well.
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For some, this issue first began cropping up after the phones' release in September.
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As high-speed networks begin cropping up, the attendant use cases haven't kept pace.
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Shops have been cropping up in the boroughs of New York since early 2019.
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Then I kept cropping it and made it a less conventional, more aggressive image.
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Massive luxury starliners laden with pampered passengers started cropping up more often in fiction.
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The publication ended up cropping Malia out of the photo and adjusting the story.
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The responses now cropping up on social media also don't contain any hidden messages.
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Henri Cartier-Bresson, Joel Meyerowitz and others were famous for never cropping their photos.
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"Selective editing and cropping is something we consider to be media manipulation," said Roth.
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Having to pay for a seat assignment is the latest additional fee cropping up.
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But going vertical doesn't mean just cropping out stuff you'd see in landscape mode.
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Ahead, a boozy suggestion for each of the tunes that keep cropping up on Spotify.
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Sometimes we wonder: Are people actually using all of these apps that keep cropping up?
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The fear hanging over Miami is not just about cases cropping up on the coastline.
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Of course, that hasn't stopped Underwood-related drama from cropping up outside the small screen.
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As far as the rest of her wishes went, there was certainly less cropping involved.
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Here's the case for and against all the possible Twitter suitors that keep cropping up.
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In the age of Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat, cropping has gained a very specific meaning.
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And for that reason, cropping someone out of a photo is considered a "savage" move.
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There are also tools for more advanced users who want more control over the cropping.
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But ultimately we never really felt comfortable with this notion of cropping into the content.
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So it's not surprising to see funded startups cropping up with "AI" in their names.
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The negatives revealed the pictures as they would have appeared without any retouching or cropping.
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And with summer vacations coming up, accidentally cropping or blurry details are simply not acceptable.
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No editing was done to any of the photos, except cropping to fit our graphics.
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He'd promise her that they'd spend the weekend together, but unforeseen appointments kept cropping up.
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And expect to see it cropping up in other, unexpected places in the next year.
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Cropping out the sky entirely, Steichen refuses the viewer a way out of the destruction.
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Now, near the end of her tenure, the women say ominous signs are cropping up.
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While cropping the Delta, her enslaved grandmother Liza Bramlett had given birth to 23 children.
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Startups are cropping up around the US offering workers access to earned wages before payday.
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Refurbished vintage ball peen hammers with ombré painted handles are already cropping up on Instagram.
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And creative seating is not confined to the home; it's also cropping up in offices.
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With this drone, your days of unintentionally cropping someone out of your photos are over.
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Bills like HB2 are cropping up by the dozens in state legislatures across the nation.
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All week, protests have been cropping up around Chicago, including multiple gatherings outside Kelly's recording studio.
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In recent years, a few new efforts to bolster diversity in genetics have begun cropping up.
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Since its publication, the story has gained steam, with the hashtag #TedCruzSexScandal cropping up on Twitter.
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But some power struggles are cropping up, too—bring in a third party to help mediate.
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So, instead of weirdly cropping your pictures, they'll now show up properly in their intended dimensions.
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Ever since Alfred passed, Linda had noticed Shirley cropping up in her periphery with increasing frequency.
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That includes all the color-correction tools, perspective-fixing tools, cropping tools, and even rotating tools.
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"There is already growing anxiety about the lack of rainfall in Australia's cropping regions," said Gorey.
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"Healing Grounds" presents a straight-ahead view, the painting's circular edge cropping everything outside its circumference.
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So here's the case for and against all the possible Twitter suitors that keep cropping up.
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But don't worry too much, the cropping is just one sign that the relationship has problems.
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Some beautiful examples of these new, often JavaScript-powered sites are cropping up in the wild.
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With hacking and privacy breaches cropping up with increasing frequency, the stakes are higher than ever.
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Just remember to fold the tee in half before cropping so your waist-line stays symmetrical.
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Several hours after problems began cropping up Saturday morning, BA suspended flights up to 6 p.m.
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And yet open-air cinema companies are cropping up across Britain, and enjoying plenty of success.
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Other networks are cropping up around the country, said Guttmacher's Nash, including in Washington and Philadelphia.
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Casual references to twentieth century totalitarianism have been cropping up lately like clover in the lawn.
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I MEAN, FOR EXAMPLE, ONE OF THE ISSUES CROPPING UP IS THE EQUAL TREATMENT OF AUTOMOBILES.
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But there are exceptions to this rule, and lately, they've been cropping up more and more.
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The idea of dropping unnecessary medications started cropping up in the medical literature a decade ago.
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Wig banks are also cropping up more and more, providing another way to reuse synthetic wigs.
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They noticed online mutual aid efforts cropping up at other universities and colleges across the country.
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Cropping differently, she saw the work anew, and realized that her earlier work was never finished.
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It also features "lossless" 2x zoom, essentially by cropping the image captured by the 21-megapixel camera.
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Their homes are cropping up ever closer to these features, which often have a propensity to burn.
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And in New York, thousands of men began gathering at Downtown loft spaces that began cropping up.
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The practice, called cropping, has origins back to Hammurabi's code, and was used frequently in Colonial America.
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What we haven't seen is any cropping tool for IGTV that would help users reformat landscape videos.
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Cropping a mere 1% of this each year would double the landed catch of the ocean's fisheries.
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The actor hilariously trolled his better half by cropping her out of her own b-day 'gram.
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If you're a Photoshop user, you may soon have to maker fewer trade-offs when cropping images.
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Try cropping a crop top: "Don't be afraid to crop your crop tops even more," said Rose.
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Other platforms that are in some ways even more advanced, like Tezos and EOS, are cropping up.
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Startups have collected billions through ICOs over the past year, and new ones are cropping up daily.
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Instead of cropping them into squares (1:1), vertical videos will appear in a 2:3 ratio.
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This summer, one refrain kept cropping up in music: there's something particularly potent about Scottish pop groups.
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In this particular case I'd get a better result by zooming into and cropping the 3x photo.
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The issues cropping up like this are on some level a function of Soylent's approach to food.
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Cultivation and cropping created a need for shared-use land management and an indigenous notion of property.
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The area planted for cereals in the 2015-16 cropping season is the "smallest ever", they added.
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Nationwide, cover cropping expanded about 50 percent between 2012 and 2017, to more than 85033 million acres.
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The camera has a wide-angle lens precisely because it doesn't know anything about composition or cropping.
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At the time Shipt launched in 2014, other same-day delivery start-ups were also cropping up.
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A fungus that looks like something straight out of sci-fi is cropping up in England's forests.
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Photos of Lisbon, as well as other cities in Portugal, have been cropping up all over Instagram.
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All sorts of misting mechanisms and spray trucks are cropping up in cities and towns across China.
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If you use a Mac computer, cropping a PDF to remove unwanted content is quick and easy.
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Then you've got the cropping and panning options we alluded to earlier in regards to video stabilization.
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But there are races cropping up across the country that have more than half a dozen candidates.
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Without them you don't get any of that cropping and flattening of form that leads to abstraction.
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On closer review, however, there's another problem cropping up as a result of the Cavs' transition woes.
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At the time, he had noticed a tasteless slogan cropping up on T-shirts on and around campus.
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I'm trying very hard not to get distracted by people who suddenly started cropping up with other storylines.
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After all, even after cropping in by 400 percent, you'll still be looking at a 12-MP photo.
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As well as the more advanced options you've got basic tools for cropping pictures and straightening them out.
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A Photos app without any editing tools for cropping or basic photo tweaks like exposure, saturation and highlights?
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In fact, the frog emoji is cropping up again in recent weeks as something of a Pepe revival.
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Meanwhile, tornados have been cropping up with starting regularity throughout the Midwest, with severe storms on the way.
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Several employees related an anecdote in which flies had begun cropping up in the company's San Francisco office.
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Developers have noticed the feature cropping up in previous iPad iOS 12 betas, along with support for AvatarKit.
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For farmers who plant wheat directly after harvest, known as "double-cropping", that has been a double blow.
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Their solution was "cropping using saliency" (saliency here meaning whatever's most interesting in a picture — faces or not).
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So you should expect to see the digital assistants cropping up on more laptops in the near future.
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The actor has been cropping his "Passengers" co-star Jennifer Lawrence out of photos and it's pretty funny.
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Sure, it's cheating — your camera isn't really zooming so much as cropping — and the results often look bad.
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Some think docking and cropping your dog is not particularly humane just to give it a certain look.
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Companies focused on developing and manufacturing methane reduction products and services are already cropping up around the nation.
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Secession attempts are cropping up around the world, but financial markets appear to be shrugging off the risk.
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Dozens of anti-abortion laws are cropping up in states that, if challenged, the Supreme Court could uphold.
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Nationwide, stories are cropping up of people who have symptoms of coronavirus being unable to get a test.
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Stories of violence at Trump events, carried out by the candidate's apparent supporters, started cropping up months ago.
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Nor is it designed to give the public any clarity on where COVID-19 symptoms are cropping up.
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In recent years terms like "helicopter parenting" and "tiger mom" have been cropping up in conversations about parenting.
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The development of the area has increased in recent years, with new homes and hotels steadily cropping up.
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The land was quickly repossessed by white Southerners and black people were folded into the share-cropping system.
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As hospitals were mobbed, large numbers of Wuhanese began dying, and cases began cropping up in other cities.
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But when laughing gas started cropping up on street corners in the past three years, authorities became concerned.
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If diaper rash is cropping up, there is nothing better than Boudreaux&aposs Butt Paste in my experience.
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The little blenny is farming his patch and cropping the algae so that it does not become overgrown.
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New scenes and collectives have been cropping up all over the world, particularly in Sweden, Canada, and France.
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CH: I'm intrigued by your statement in the book about cropping the body as a form of agency.
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Apply sunscreen and wait for the pimples to start cropping up, or ditch it and risk melanoma and wrinkles.
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"Populism is not the solution," he said referring to the anti-establishment governments and sentiment cropping up in Europe.
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That's supposedly 10x of natural zoom without the loss of detail you get from artificial cropping from digital zooming.
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Food insecurity, in fact, is cropping up in many U.S. households that are not living below the poverty level.
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Companies offering home-stays for dogs are now cropping up in many different countries, including Australia, Brazil and Britain.
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Companies like Arrivo (which means "Arrival" in Italian) keep cropping up because no one actually owns the Hyperloop idea.
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Nicotine-containing vaping brands like Juul have come under immense scrutiny since the injuries began cropping up in August.
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Since this was originally a film photo, Smalls first used Lightroom to adjust the framing, straightening and cropping it.
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Despite government attempts to ban mining during the cropping season, people dig for gold in Kenieba all year round.
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None of these photos have been edited in any way other than by cropping to show pixel-level detail.
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But how much should you really worry if your partner is cropping you out of the experiences you've shared?
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One area where that is increasingly cropping up is in speech that is powered by technology, John Markoff writes.
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Some surprising markets are cropping up on the list of less affordable: Nashville, Grand Rapids, St. Louis, even Detroit.
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Previously, the editing tools for Live Photos were limited to cropping the recording or adding an Instagram-like filter.
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With so many shotgun engagements cropping up, some people are beginning to question what the hell is going on.
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Broadband services were also becoming more common, and conflicts were cropping up similar to those addressed back in 1966.
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What's cropping up more and more in the world of popular music these days is actually the sad boy.
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In the early days of these videos cropping up, he'd get in touch with other YouTubers and encourage them.
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The Cargo Jacket This boxy jacket falls right in line with the utilitarian trend that's cropping up this season.
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Adding links and removing cropping restrictions are small changes, but help make using Instagram DMs frictionless and more useful.
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But last-minute obstacles, often by design, have a way of cropping up in Washington and slowing things down.
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Where can you expect to see your favorite Game of Thrones stars cropping up in the next few years?
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It's slick and simple to use, and you have the option of cropping pictures before applying them. [Android]4.
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The painter does not render David's whole body, cropping it just below the waste to maximize the theatrical effect.
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Tales of people making hundreds of dollars on digital cat sales are already cropping up in the Cryptokitties subreddit.
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As local newspapers continue to fall off the map, digital-first websites are cropping up to cover local communities.
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The San Jose event was Buterin's first glimpse at the living, breathing community cropping up around the cryptocurrency economy.
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The picture opens in the Edit mode, where the familiar tools for cropping and enhancing the photo are available.
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Feminists criticized Tompkins for cutting and cropping images from her husband's pornographic magazines and thus perpetuating male sexist fantasies.
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Other island leaders said they were pleased that more programs to promote insurance coverage on islands were cropping up.
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The pockets are deep enough to fit your hands and keys, but a little high due to the cropping.
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All it takes is a peek under the market's hood to see several warning signs cropping up for stocks.
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The drawings recreate the blurriness, wonkiness, and accidental cropping of home video footage, gently mocking this amateur art form.
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In October 2016, she posted a shot of the children showing only their smiles and bodies — but cropping their faces.
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Getaway is a sober bar, a new kind of dry nightlife option that is cropping up in New York City.
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In October 2016, she posted a picture of the children showing only their smiles and bodies — but cropping their faces.
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He's deeply opposed to modifying pets' bodies in any way, whether that's ear cropping, tail docking, or — of course — tattoos.
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Non-profit organizations, such as international training academy Women Who Code, are also cropping up to address growing skills gaps.
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Even then, you'll get a lot of either cropping or black space because of the screen's ultra-wide aspect ratio.
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Many are cropping their hair, crushing their eyeshadow and throwing away their lipstick—and posting videos of their rebellion online.
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Technology startups are fleeting and prone to failure, cropping up and disappearing as fast as our screen-addled attention spans.
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Finally, attempting to charge multiple devices simultaneously has also lead to interference issues cropping up between them, according to Dickson.
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Most people do some level of IRL cropping, because we tend to center ourselves in the stories that we tell.
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That measure may have been deployed sloppily so far though—it appears some Bitcoin-related advertisements are still cropping up.
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After you made a lot of the Combat art, did you see a lot of similarities cropping up in hardcore?
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But new issues are cropping up on Thursday night, sowing doubts about the Republicans' bid to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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And so begins this idea of "shaming" certain wealthy individuals, a trend that is also cropping up among Sanders' acolytes.
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You just choose how many pieces you want your photo to be split into, do some cropping, and post away!
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Funded shared and short-term housing startups are cropping up across the globe, from China to Europe to Southeast Asia.
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In it, both actors are in the kitchen and appear to be looking at each other thanks to perfect cropping.
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Traditional shifting cultivation has given way to continuous cropping with few, if any, conservation practices; marginal land is particularly vulnerable.
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But because so much of the advertising is programmatic—automatically placed based on an algorithm—these problems keep cropping up.
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Facebook's Libra hasn't even properly launched yet (and it won't for many more months), and competitors are already cropping up.
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Deadly vaping lung illnesses are cropping up across the US, and experts blame everything from vegetable oil to 'Dank Vapes'
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The outlet noted that a number of items that can be found within the land were cropping up on eBay.
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If all goes well with the test, we may see gluten-free options cropping up at more national chains soon.
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But there are some other funds cropping up that are run by black women and women of color, Hamilton says.
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In addition to cropping and straightening your images, the Photos app has controls for adjusting color and making other improvements.
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By then, thousands of people had already fallen ill, and cases were cropping up in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Vietnam.
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New complaints are now cropping up from customers who say that when their orders did arrive, some items were broken.
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I'll delete the apps from my phone for a week or two when anxious or jealous feelings start cropping up.
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"There's been a lot more tight jeans and flannel and huge beards cropping up in the outdoor world," he said.
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Some scientists suspect that modern hygiene is partly to blame, and many are investigating it, with interesting results cropping up.
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Google says that usually video stabilization on phones is handled by software only, cropping in to the image to remove jitters.
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Pratt has been cropping Lawrence out of his Instagram photos, which, while hilarious, could take its toll on a girl's mood.
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In addition, users will be able to use photo editing tools on their videos, including rotating, cropping and adding filters. 9.
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And, in fact, rumors of the new tablet were cropping up even before WWDC, although, it didn't quite launch on schedule.
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Since then, even more memes and photoshops are cropping up to try to disparage and troll student leaders of the movement.
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There are already some examples of this cropping up in the post-Time's Up era that serve as important starting points.
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But now, you'll be able to post pictures in the format of your choosing, rather than cropping down to a square.
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This is about the measures we take to clear the hairs that insist on cropping up just outside the bikini line.
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Smaller doses of silent meditation, in the guise of mindfulness, are cropping up in secular school curricula across the Western world.
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The Home Hub's software is smart enough to present two vertically oriented photos side by side, instead of cropping them awkwardly.
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Of course, if your partner is cropping you out in all of their social media photos, that's a whole other problem.
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These practices include minimal tillage of the soil, cover cropping, crop rotations, using fewer chemicals and fertilizers, and incorporating livestock grazing.
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The software in your phone is really just cropping the image and blowing it up like Patricia Arquette in CSI: Cyber.
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And, sadly, it is not uncommon to deal with recurrent UTIs that just keep cropping up, no matter what you do.
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In anticipation, plenty of above-board (and semi-above board) jobs are already cropping up, some of which pay serious cash.
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But for the most part, the audience was silent as requested, with only the occasional snickers cropping up throughout the debate.
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Other legal challenges about restrictive voter ID laws kept cropping up in states including New Hampshire, Missouri, Florida, and North Carolina.
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Some goals the former revolutionaries fought for have been achieved, but injustices keep cropping up: poor education, corruption, land-grabs, inequality.
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The sheer volume of new incidents of sexual harassment cropping up daily could well lead to a signal change in attitudes.
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With refined decision-making and more tools (like recommended cropping), it might get closer to the photos a human might take.
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This is especially true with credit card numbers, which can quickly be canceled once fraudulent charges start cropping up on them.
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Cultural appropriation — the idea of taking from another culture without properly crediting it — is an issue that keeps cropping up regularly.
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Users often screenshot feed posts and share them in Stories with overlaid commentary, but this limited the cropping and commentary options.
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Claustrophobically tight photographs swoop in on iconographic items, cropping them with cramped proportions and inadvertently making each one even more special.
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After Assange's brief stint on RT — The World Tomorrow only lasted 12 episodes — links between Assange and Russia kept cropping up.
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The concept of lofty, usable green space is cropping up in other major cities, too, like Melbourne, Australia, and Tel Aviv.
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As Spain began to recover from the financial crisis of 2008, dozens of new restaurants started cropping up all over Madrid.
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One or two of these jokes made me smile, but as they kept cropping up, the smile drooped into a grimace.
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Deadly vaping lung illnesses are cropping up across the US, and experts blame everything from vegetable oil to &aposDank Vapes&apos
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She said she believes the cropping incident has kickstarted a conversation that will change the framing of African climate change activists.
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But he stopped when wells started cropping up close to residential areas, including about 25 feet from his Fremont County ranch.
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If you'd like the subject to be more prominent, use the app's cropping tool to bring the focus front and center.
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Cropping also trims out clutter in the background of your shot, like that other tourist who wandered into your camera frame.
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In recent months, a wider array of privacy- and security-focused tools specifically built for mobile has finally started cropping up.
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You can toggle on auto cropping for photos in the Camera settings menu if you wish, it is off by default.
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What's happening: Experiments in new financing models and dedicated teacher housing are cropping up in some cities with high housing prices.
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As for Mr. Robot himself, well he was still cropping up at inconvenient times and wallowing in the usual cyberanarchist rhetoric.
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But over the weekend — after the first presidential debate and Trump's post-debate meltdown — it's cropping up in stump speeches again.
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There is a funny friction between the repressed way that it is painted, and the voluptuous image created through extreme cropping.
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It's not a coincidence that co-living spaces are cropping up in tech cities like San Francisco, Seattle, and New York.
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IGTV's Popular page features plenty of random viral pap, foreign language content, and poor cropping IGTV's Popular page features plenty of random viral pap, foreign language content, and poor cropping That should have been the real purpose of the launch party — demonstrating a variety of ways to turn these format constraints or lack thereof into unique content.
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" "He said he edited the inauguration photographs to make them look more symmetrical by cropping out the sky and cropping out the bottom where the crowd ended," investigators for the inspector general said, according to the documents obtained by the Guardian, adding, "He said he did so to show that there had been more of a crowd.
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Another reason this debate keeps cropping up is there aren't any solid biological markers that can be used for diagnosis, Schmidt says.
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Cuba has about six million hectares of fairly level land and another million gently sloping hectares that can be used for cropping.
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What's less clear is how hard they'll fight for it, and for abortion rights in general when other priorities start cropping up.
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A growing number of startups are being created across the country — and they're cropping up outside of the top innovation hub cities.
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Cropping appears in the New Testament of the Bible when Simon Peter cuts off the slave Malchus' ear, and Jesus heals him.
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We're sitting in a breezy courtyard, talking about the fault lines that have split open the feminist landscape and keep cropping up.
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Now, competitors keep cropping up, looking to cash in on the athleisure market and oust Nike from its position in the industry.
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It has a feature-packed customization panel for extending or shortening length, cropping, changing file sizes, and tinkering with overlays and loops.
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We are seeing a lot of fake news cropping up on the internet, so people have to be careful what they read.
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In many ways, these buildings were a Cold War response to the American (read: capitalist) suburbs cropping up at the same time.
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"Kuttanad is turning into a hot spot for plant pests and diseases during the November-to-April cropping season," Leena Kumari said.
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Hot trend: Bike-sharing is booming, with companies in both the U.S. and Asia cropping up and raising shocking amounts of funding.
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Stories of families that have moved because of air pollution are cropping up, most recently in California, where corporate entities exacerbate wildfires.
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Different versions of these units are now cropping up in prisons and jails in places like South Carolina and Middlesex County, Mass.
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Since then, companies and individuals have been reaching out for help, but the problem might get worse as copycats start cropping up.
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Rather than being arranged around skaters, the edit seems more reflective of a session, with particular spots cropping up again and again.
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First reported by Haaretz's Allison Kaplan Sommer, photos of Thunberg's disapproving stare have been cropping up in office kitchens around Tel Aviv.
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After sizing and cropping the photo to fit on a stamp, the post office released it to the public in December 2010.
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More websites using open source GAN code are cropping up all the time, including ones that create fake rental listings and cats.
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Unsurprisingly, fruits reigned as the most popular subject, cropping up in about 75% of paintings surveyed across all time periods and regions.
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I'm encouraged by the increasing savvy of the resistance efforts, with excellent online resources cropping up and grass-roots groups like EmergeAmerica.
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It gets its name from the Randi Albert Calderwood Cropping Center, a facility near the Vermont cheesemaker that dries bales of hay.
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But there's still the possibility of the following year's Oscar contenders cropping up at Sundance, and awards prognosticators are on the lookout.
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The interesting episodes are the ones that offer glimpses of greater troubles, like the tips of icebergs cropping up in a dark sea.
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It gives you a ton of flexibility for cropping and stabilizing in post, and Blackmagic RAW didn't make my computer burst into flames.
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What about over the past six months with the #MeToo movement cropping up and Time's Up starting in the beginning of the year?
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Recording the village's rainfall for the first time has also given key indicators of soil moisture, to help plan cropping patterns, Rao said.
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With the key trends and silhouettes cropping up this season, such as rich embroidery, feminine frills, voluminous boho sleeves, and tie-waist bottoms.
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One theme that's cropping up relatively often now: Teen guys seem like more of a burden than a boon to their female counterparts.
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There was a bit of cropping involved to make it look like one big flight, when it was a couple of individual ones.
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Of course, these initiatives also came with growing pains, such as a few incidents of inappropriate shirt designs cropping up via its service.
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The new viewfinder is noticeably better to look at, and the high-resolution files provide a lot of flexibility for cropping and editing.
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While the number of deals with corporate venture capital firms has declined, more investment firms are cropping up to support early-stage companies.
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Automatic cropping and optimization, easy sharing into other apps, the ability to export to PDF, passcode protection, annotation support... there's a lot here.
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Now, Twitter's photo cropping tools determine the most "salient" part of photos—what people are drawn to visually—and crop based on that.
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It looks really good, and I'm sure designers are going to love this (unfortunately I can't do anything with Photoshop except image cropping).
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But most of the time we're just posting this stuff on Instagram anyway, and you're probably doing even more zooming and cropping there.
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The funds: Cryptocurrency hedge funds are cropping up quickly—there are already dozens of them, according to a recent Hedge Fund Alert report.
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Geisha in the form seen in Shogun World started cropping up in the mid-1700s, more than a century after that Catholics vs.
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Pratt, who spent his last press tour cropping Passengers costar Jennifer Lawrence out of photos, has also found time for a few hijinks.
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No double exposures, no printing techniques that might obscure the original content on the negative, no cropping that could change what was captured.
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All of that suggests U.S. lenders will feel the pain of a recession soon, even if losses are not cropping up quite yet.
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You can swipe through your images in Photos with previews, scrub through videos, and make edits like rotating photos, cropping, and adding filters.
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In fact, peanut butter burgers are becoming more and more common, even cropping up on the menus of popular burger joints in NYC.
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Many inkjet printers include scan and copy functions, along with desktop software for cropping, rotating and enhancing the scans on a bigger screen.
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As a slew of smaller galleries have struggled and closed recently in a highly competitive art market, new ventures are cropping up, too.
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Some people delight in the concrete jungles that have been cropping up for centuries, but I don't happen to be one of them.
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Saving money for the "surprise" expenses that keep cropping up can help you cover an unexpected car or home repair, a vet bill.
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While several YouTube Gaming cheat channels have disappeared since January, a couple of long-time users remain and many more keep cropping up.
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Apart from watching for international trade spats cropping up in guidance, Ristuben said he was also keeping an eye out for confidence surveys.
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If they lack the urgency of his coarser urban photographs, they are persuasive nevertheless because of his usual high contrast and tight cropping.
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That means you are just cropping in and getting a lower resolution final image, instead of using the lens with double the focal length.
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We see a lot names cropping up time and time again, and it's natural that these are the providers that you turn to first.
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As for spiders—which are colloquially "bugs" though not insects—those are already cropping up in new places, and climate change is getting blamed.
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Measles has been flaring up around the world, with outbreaks in the US cropping up in New York, New Jersey, and now, Washington state.
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Last October, Halle Berry responded to a Instagram user who trolled her for always cropping her kids' faces out of the photos she shares.
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Artist: Hayley Eichenbaum Editing Technique: Cropping Whereas some artists look to people for inspiration, visual artist Hayley Eichenbaum looks to the environment surrounding her.
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Stores are cropping up around the country that sell produce deemed 'ugly', and food that has expired or is past its 'best-by' dates.
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The Extant actress clapped back at a troll who criticized her for cropping her kids' faces out of an Instagram photo, according to People.
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AS CHINA WAS preparing to join the World Trade Organisation in 0003, the phrase "the wolves are coming" kept cropping up in state media.
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These are just some of the issues that are cropping up as a new Lebanese generation votes for the first time on May 20153th.
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The two constantly tease one another on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots or quipping with sarcastic captions.
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But why is this problem cropping up a full 30 years after the disaster, and why is milk at the center of the problem?
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Further, the other services – legal, PR, social media – that are cropping up in the market are taking a huge cut and often stand unchallenged.
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As one photographer friend once told me: Learn to take better photos in-camera and worry less about fixing your mistakes with cropping later.
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Fears of an earnings recession are cropping up in the market as company profits are expected decline for the first time in two years.
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Though still in the early stages of his career, the 27-year-old's name has been cropping up a fair bit since our serenade.
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Rhodes draws our attention to the subjectivity of framing and cropping in film, as well as of grammatical constructs, such as subject and object.
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The invention is actually a dual-cropping plant that grows both aubergine, also known as eggplant (hence the "eggs" bit), and potatoes (chips—geddit?).
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Rawat has started inter-cropping high-value vegetables in her apple orchard, instead of less thirsty crops like finger millet, which fetched lower prices.
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The two constantly tease one another on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots or quipping with sarcastic captions.
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Long known for its advertising, marketing and entertainment technology companies, large business-to-business software vendors are cropping up across the Los Angeles region.
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It is unclear if the moves are a response to the investigations and bans in the US, or to the barriers cropping up internationally.
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Senate Republicans have been making near-daily trips to the floor to bash ObamaCare, and the issue is cropping up on the campaign trail.
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However, the MTV show from the early aughts seems to be cropping up a lot lately and the drama is still so very real.
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Turf wars and smear campaigns accusing various chapter leaders of abusing and selling drugs or doctoring chat logs are cropping up weekly on Facebook.
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By 1990, a lot of booze cans started cropping up, and I think people got used to going to after hours parties and drinking.
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Cryan has said he hopes to have settled Deutsche's main legacy legal problems by later this year but new suits are still cropping up.
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When you take a picture with a camera, you are usually cropping an ideal shot that bears little resemblance to what you actually saw.
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But one issue keeps cropping up that I think is going to become even more prevalent in the years to come: Non-functional batteries.
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And if you miss suburban mall food courts, you've now got upscale, artisanal versions of them cropping up in cities, rebranded as food halls.
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One review of this large research literature finds these sorts of differences consistently cropping up across nearly 70 years of studies on personality research.
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Tech Tip Q. I thought Instagram now lets you post photos that aren't in the standard square format, but it's still cropping my pictures.
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Qassem Soleimani this week, progressive backlash is cropping up — not only over the strike itself, but also over lawmakers' past attempts to prevent it.
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Nostalgic websites meant to mimic the days of dial-up modems are cropping up in artsy and tech-geek corners of the web. Windows43.
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DeVos is cropping up in Democratic TV spots, Facebook ads and debate one-liners in 2018 races, including in her home state of Michigan.
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Yet, there is one hashtag that seems to be cropping up more and more often on social media in recent months: #Sue for "Suicidal".
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Spankings and other impact play (caning, flogging, cropping, etc.) can complement figging, as the smacks cause the recipient to clench their ass, heightening the burn.
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But one idea that seems to be cropping up for the laptops of tomorrow is sticking a huge, bulky attachment to restore some old functionality.
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Instead, the camera app is cropping in a bit from the full field of view and using the extra pixels to simulate optical image stabilization.
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Take screenshots: they've become pervasive on social networks, but cropping them to just what you want to show meant a trip through the Photos app.
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Also new are tools inspired by Google's Photoscan technology that will fix photos of documents and paperwork, by zooming in, cropping and rectifying the photo.
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The once-revolutionary blouse style then went on to have a resurgence in the past few seasons, cropping up on runways, like Chloé and Gucci.
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But it did not address the editing because the photographer told the inspector general that cropping is "standard artistic practice," a spokesperson told the Guardian.
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It's a pretty rough photo — the icons are all blurred out and the cropping job isn't great, likely in an effort to conceal the source.
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But just because it's not malicious doesn't mean that there's not a problem with your partner cropping you out, especially if they do it consistently.
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"Not only does ear cropping create unnecessary physical pain and discomfort for dogs, but it can also leave animals with lasting trauma," the shelter wrote.
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Fascinated by astronomy since he was a child, he began experimenting, cropping and enlarging them to create grand skyscapes of space dust and shining constellations.
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The digital-first government services cropping up in Estonia and the pro-startup movement in Poland are perfect examples of countries doing it mostly right.
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But despite efforts by the Ministry of Interior to outlaw and seize the machines, thousands of them keep cropping up in villages across the country.
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Turns out, the two boys from the gang that keep cropping up were paid (Maybe by Papa Fuerte?) to burn the place to the ground.
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Luckily for them, the cropping needed for a photo preview is pretty broad — you're only narrowing down an image to maybe its most interesting third.
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The ads are slowly cropping up around the country, as the augmented reality game catches fire and people find out that they're accidentally getting exercise.
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Stories from all over the country -- and the world -- have been cropping up that this school or that school have banned fidget spinners from classrooms.
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Now, years later, researchers from security firm McAfee say they've found code based on APT1–associated malware cropping up in a new set of attacks.
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More and more, fringe VR technology is cropping up, like NASA and MIT's Mars immersion that lets us go where only robots have gone before.
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To All The Boys I've Loved Before debuted on Netflix a week ago, but exciting new stories about the production keep cropping up every day.
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Meanwhile, service companies are cropping up around the country to do the inspection and repair work more cheaply than small drillers can do it themselves.
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Tech Tip Q. I have some photos I copied from my phone to my Windows 10 PC for cropping and editing on a bigger screen.
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HEY, HO, LET'S GO Maybe a friend will call or come by and we'll go out and walk around the neighborhood, see what's cropping up.
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These all include tools for adjusting light and color and cropping torn edges; Apple and Microsoft's programs also have tools for removing specks and blemishes.
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Others businesses in or around West 28th Street are also cropping up, making the neighborhood more of a destination for those outside the flower trade.
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Fifth, Chinese government and health officials reported the coronavirus outbreak to the WHO within days of the first cluster of cases cropping up in Wuhan.
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Photography inspired 19th-century European painters like Gustave Courbet and Edgar Degas, who were fascinated by the banal posing, flattening, and cropping in technical images.
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Meanwhile, phishing and scam websites themed around the pandemic are exploding on the web; some reports estimate thousands of new domains cropping up every day.
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The so-called "Space Zoom" allows you to go as much as 100X through a mix of that periscope, taking multiple photos, and sensor cropping.
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With the Mexican government struggling to contain crime and violence, and ramshackle camps full of vulnerable migrants cropping up on the border, kidnappings have spiked.
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The new program is similar to others cropping up at colleges around the country, as student grapple with the rising costs of earning a degree.
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A participant in CrimethInc, a decades-old anarchist network, pointed to rising attendance at its meetings and activity cropping up in new places like Omaha.
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Online reports of players experiencing drift on Nintendo's newest system started cropping up days after its release, several of which were referenced in the lawsuit.
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While there are no official numbers indicating how widespread this problem may be, online complaints have been cropping up since the Switch's launch in 2017.
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If I could turn back time Time travel keeps cropping up in shows and movies as a cruel reminder that we can't actually do it.
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Facing soaring prices for seeds, fertilizer and chemicals, some farmers have reduced planting during the summer cropping season that started in November, farmers' unions said.
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As such, we're going to see more subsidy-free solar arrays and wind farms cropping up in Europe, driving a larger share of the growth.
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At first it hovered just above the knee, but it slowly began cropping up and up until it had nowhere to go except back down.
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As far as beachwear goes, Polyvore has already identified a few silhouettes that have already been cropping up everywhere — and are showing no signs of stopping.
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But as Blind use has become common within larger work communities, especially at big tech companies, work harassment of the kind described above is cropping up.
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Lately, incidents where passengers mistakenly open the plane's emergency exit door have been cropping up, but this is the first Hulk-like encounter we've come across.
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While AMD CPUs are cropping up in desktops from major computer makers like Dell it still isn't found in a lot of laptops, or budget desktops.
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We see the 150 limit cropping up in military units, small businesses, Christmas card lists, and even the number of Facebook friends we actually interact with.
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When you're shooting 6K, you can stabilize a very shaky video (which would require even more edge cropping) and still not have any pixels get stretched.
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That could mean a smart cropping feature that automatically recognizes the subject of a photo, or automatic image tagging to help people find stock photos faster.
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Fashion labels from the country have been cropping up at fashion weeks around the world (and on fashion backs that attend them) for some years now.
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Reports have been cropping up on Google's forums and Reddit about the device crashing if the volume is turned up too loudly, as spotted by SlashGear.
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Cropping a movie aggressively can trick the robots, but it also makes movies basically unwatchable—so the FullMoviesOnYouTube crowd tends to stick with more obscure releases.
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But, as campaigner Maud Hodson points out, women are not a third or half as slow as men, as the cropping of their races might suggest.
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A word of advice for everyone else: please make sure your relationship's on solid ground before cropping your significant other out of their own birthday photo.
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After cropping one of these shots to remove an incidental bystander and upscaling via Let's Enhance the image came back with a resolution of 3408×2304.
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Turkin sightings have been cropping up all over the internet, from numerous sightings posted to Reddit's r/NYC subreddit to various parody Facebook and Twitter accounts.
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Since at least 2012, tea packets, often containing one kilo of crystal meth each, had been cropping up in drug busts across the Asia-Pacific region.
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According to jobs and recruiting website Glassdoor, there are plenty of hot jobs cropping up in large numbers in the technology, finance and professional services industries.
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Then in 2007 it disappeared from U.S. stores due to "organizational changes" (per a Post spokesperson), only occasionally cropping up for resale on Amazon and eBay.
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And when I'm wearing a sleeveless top, the cropping gives way to a bit of my Killua [from Hunter X Hunter] and Cubone [from Pokémon] tattoos.
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Watermarks visible and invisible, as well as controlled cropping of source videos, were this team's suggestion, though ultimately the technology won't yield to these voluntary mitigations.
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By doing so, Smart Frame will let you adjust the framing of your standard photo, and even straighten out crooked photos without cropping out the edges.
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Video stabilization is handled by Qualcomm's Steady Record 2.0, which uses data from the phone's gyroscope to minimize shake by cropping into the frame a bit.
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We see them cropping up to support Trump all over the place and this is the type of behavior you would usually associate with that movement.
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A Zika outbreak is affecting large parts of Latin America and the Caribbean, with Brazil the hardest hit, but cases have been cropping up in Asia.
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Companies like KiwiCo, a kids educational toy subscription box, are just one of many cropping up to ensure that time at home is also spent learning.
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Soybean planting is usually finished by end-June with the wheat-to-soybean double-cropping states in the eastern belt bringing up the rear (tmsnrt.rs/1oiMF5P).
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Spanish itself became so peppered with phrases derived from bullfighting that even today it's hard to speak more than a few sentences without one cropping up.
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Cropping/editing tools of Feed posts would now be included as editing options after making a video/photo in Camera and after selecting from Camera Roll.
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Signs of solidarity in the White House press corps — usually an intensely competitive bunch — have been cropping up in the wake of Mr. Trump's recent attacks.
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We emphasize the good and downplay the bad, cropping wedding rings out of photos or digitally retouching photographs in lieu of working out at the gym.
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It's not entirely clear when everything kicked off, said Venzke, but reports of some kind of seaward volcanic activity started cropping up sometime after August 7.
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Back in April,reports of Flynn dating fellow actor Richard Madden started cropping up after the two had been photographed together on more than one occasion.
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This ultimately means there's a plethora of gags from the first 22 Simpsons seasons that don't land because the cropping prevents the joke from being fulfilled.
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Both countries have engineered a significant increase in food production, thanks to "multiple cropping practices," which see fields replanted and crops harvested multiple times each year.
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Challenges are cropping up, too: The cable sports network ESPN, traditionally the company's biggest money-spinner, is losing subscribers as more people drop paid-TV packages.
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Reports of the frogs, which are native to Puerto Rico, have been cropping up in the state over the last several years, causing concern among scientists.
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On one hand, a question from Kennedy suggested that signs stating "we do not bake cakes for gay weddings" could begin cropping up across the country.
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Again, there's no evidence for this, but that hasn't stopped products like "energy deflecting" crystals, cellphone stickers, and bracelets from cropping up to protect against it.
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"The issues cropping up a lot really are around the care and well-being of children," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from Indonesia.
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He photographed or sketched the works over and over with different light, sometimes even photographing his own drawings and reprinting them with different papers and cropping.
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Meanwhile, a slew of newer firms — including hedge funds and those affiliated with hedge funds — that specialize in lending to mass-tort lawyers are cropping up.
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Food production can be much less carbon-intensive with changed practices in cropping, fertilizing, irrigation and waste management, many of them well suited to small farming.
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One idea that kept cropping up was a large joint fund to allow the bloc's 19 members to absorb economic shocks, a so-called fiscal capacity.
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Though the app is a simplified versions of their feature-filled (and expensive) software cousins, it offers intuitive choices in cropping, animating, and coloring your chosen illustration.
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Screenshot Capture gives you various other options for capturing screenshots, including an overlay button, while Super Screenshot gives you a handful of cropping and editing tools too.
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If you want to remove it, though, there are a few video cropping apps you can use, just be warned you'll also lose the status bar. 6.
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The length of the Zoom In car means you'll always see the front of it at the bottom of your videos unless you do some heavy cropping.
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There's currently an outright glut of new screamo bands cropping up all over the world, and the genre is arguably more active now than it's ever been.
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Pet amenities first began cropping up around the United States in the early 2000s, she said, and proliferated as the real estate industry recovered after the recession.
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Shape memory polymers—materials that "remember" their original form and return to it under certain conditions, such as changes in temperature—are cropping up everywhere these days.
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But then Kardashian West posted the exact same photo on her own Instagram Story, except without cropping it, so fans could definitely see Khloé's bare left hand.
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The actress, 30, got back at him in a similar birthday tribute toward her husband, cropping him out a picture where he was photographed with Ryan Gosling.
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Startups keep cropping up, too — no surprise given the number of photos people take and share these days, thanks to the proliferation of smartphones and social media.
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However, despite its great engineering, the Summilux-M 35mm f/1.4 ASPH prime lens is rather useless up-close or for subject photography (unless you consider cropping).
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The marquee feature is a kind of dynamic cropping that constantly adjusts the angle depending on how many people are in the frame and where they're moving.
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Worst of all, "megafires" that cover hundreds of thousands of acres, move at hypersonic speeds, and swallow entire cities whole are now cropping up with alarming regularity.
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The two are known for constantly teasing one another on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots or quipping with sarcastic captions.
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A Wall Street Journal report found that about 11 million businesses shown on Google Maps are fake, with new listings and phones numbers cropping up each month.
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In the past few years, growing administrative acknowledgement of student hunger has also been reflected in student food pantries that are cropping up all over the country.
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Pinterest had collected a lot of data from users initially cropping objects in their images in order to search for objects, drawing bounding boxes for their searches.
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The once-utilitarian fabric has transformed over the years into a designer standby, cropping up on lots of runways (see: here and here for fall '17 evidence).
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When done properly, cover-cropping serves to restore organic matter to the land which helps it retain moisture, reducing the need for irrigation and suppressing pest pressure.
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True, some channels pull the ol' "cropping the video" trick, or split the episodes into three like many anime series posted on YouTube back in the day.
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Renewables, with their lower cost of entry, are cropping up on rooftops and in cooperatives as cities and regions take their power generation into their own hands.
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Sheer fabrics are another catwalk-heavy trend that's seen a boost on the platform, seeing a 55% jump after cropping up in Boss, Dior, and Monique Lhuillier.
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I came up with the idea of taking images from Google Street View, cropping them at a widescreen 2:1 ratio, and then filtering those through Instagram.
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Of course, her hairstylist Jen Atkin took it away from there, cropping her hair into a bright blonde, shoulder-grazing lob which she shared on social media.
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In a somewhat frustrating sign of the company's growing popularity in China, imitators have begun cropping up, including small piano shops that have repurposed Steinway's lyre logo.
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Drive-thru windows are cropping up at Chipotle restaurants across the country, allowing customers the option of staying in their cars to get their burritos and bowls.
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It's been a long wait for Photoshop on iPad, with rumors cropping up in the summer of 2018 and the official release announcement coming a year ago.
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The bigger picture: A number of fintechs are cropping up in the home-buying space to help underserved consumers, a trend we've seen in other fintech segments.
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Here you can do things like cropping photos, changing photos from color to grayscale and back, deforming photos, inverting photos, solarizing photos, and quite a few more.
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In early September, the CDC urged people to stop vaping as it investigated a rash of lung illnesses cropping up among e-cigarette users around the country.
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This is particularly obvious in the lead-up to the holiday months, when snowmen and Christmas trees start cropping up in-store displays as early as September.
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That program has promoted crop rotation, cover cropping, farm forage-based grazing and other methodologies that prevent soil erosion and improve the environmental sustainability of farming operations.
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By nightfall, threats to the calm that has generally prevailed on the West Bank for more than a year appeared to be cropping up by the hour.
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"Glory, Glory" emerged at a time when football was just cropping up in the region, said Bruce Schueneman, an author of an anthology of college fight songs.
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Her familiar artistic devices of scaling up and cropping closely to magnify subjects, and give them power, is overwhelmed by views of Hawaii's island-size volcanic mountains.
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Further testing is needed to know for sure, but for now, with isolated cases cropping up around the country, local health authorities are taking the possibility seriously.
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TikTok accounts posing as politicians like Trump and Bernie Sanders keep cropping up, and it&aposs another symptom of the app&aposs ongoing struggle to police itself.
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SARE is the leader in cutting-edge on-farm research to develop and test soil enhancement methods, such as regionally specific cover cropping or grazing management systems.
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Disruptive businesses are cropping up everywhere these days, but investors shouldn't take a company's word as gospel just because it brands itself as innovative, CNBC's said Tuesday.
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Disruptive businesses are cropping up everywhere these days, but investors shouldn't take a company's word as gospel just because it brands itself as innovative, Cramer said Tuesday.
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The colder hues and wide angle of the Moto X4 camera made for an inferior pic, although some of that can be fixed with composing or cropping.
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People have been complaining about the Switch dock since the console came out, with issues about overheating, scratching the screen, and the inconvenient size for traveling cropping up.
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A lucrative industry is cropping up around pollution-proofing the lives of people like Wang, who wants to protect her 000-year-old and 3-month old daughters.
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After the post was perceived as a direct threat to Jackson by many social media users, Stone deleted it and posted the same image, cropping out the crosshairs.
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Its full-res images come out at a near medium format level 8256 x 5504 pixels, which affords a ton of flexibility for cropping in on a shot.
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CDC flummoxed by polio-like illness Polio hasn't been a big threat to children in decades, so why is a very similar illness cropping up around the country?
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And although the iDeviceHelp video and others like it are cropping up all over YouTube, it's always safe to remain skeptical about how dangerous these tricks might be.
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Kellogg's first shared the idea on Facebook back in September, but it clearly touched a nerve because it's been intermittently cropping back up again in conversation ever since.
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But one quirky side effect has been stores like Xiao's cropping up, bolstered by lower manufacturing costs for their products and increasing spending power among the Chinese public.
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" His custom setup allowed him to create a panoramic frame within a timelapse format, without "faking it by just cropping the top and bottom of regular timelapse shots.
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The Q24 has the same 2995mm f/2500 optically stabilized lens as before, but the higher resolution of the new sensor offers more cropping flexibility after the fact.
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Nicaragua remains painfully poor, but across the country there are signs of prosperity, with new developments, hotels and shopping malls cropping up, and imported cars filling the roads.
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Since Twitter first enabled users to post photos in 2011, the company has faced the challenge of automatically cropping images that are uploaded in different sizes and shapes.
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The lawsuit lists, in great detail, the differences between Goldsmith's photo and Warhol's prints, pointing to changes in color, depth, cropping, and more as evidence of transformative use.
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Many of these photo apps offered tools that would eventually became native features in iOS: utilities for cropping, adding flash and HDR effects, and sharing photos over Bluetooth.
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Although she photographed without cropping or direct staging and made no digital manipulations, there is an element of theater that might lead to questions about the photos' authenticity.
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When I first caught wind of the oil — which has been cropping up in hair and skin-care products left and right — my first reaction was, mongon...what?!
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Mechanical stabilization involves physically moving some of the lens elements and the image sensor, which can produce better results without losing as much of the image to cropping.
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In Mackenzie's films, the macho need to create and sustain a personal image at any cost, keeps cropping up and complicating characters' attempts to get what they want.
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Photos of Mr. Trudeau do not even have to be new to go viral: A 2011 image of him doing the peacock pose in Parliament keeps cropping up.
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Within the next 12 months, the boutique fitness craze was spreading and newer concepts were cropping up in the area and luring customers away with shiny new marketing.
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Vancouver's I M U R–yes, that's how it supposed to be formatted–are among the many iterations of R&B-influenced synthpop duos currently cropping up everywhere.
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This concept of organic retail farming is cropping up in other major cities — in a proposed Melbourne shopping development in Australia and Dizengoff Center, a Tel Aviv mall.
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Then Samsung says it can do "lossless hybrid optic" zoom up to 2000x though some combination of binning (combining multiple pixels into one big pixel) and sensor cropping.
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But what he was really transforming with the help of colored lights, extravagant poses and dramatic cropping in addition to his physical manipulation of the medium, was himself.
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Now, porte-cocheres, circular driveways and gated courtyards are cropping up in Manhattan developments aimed at buyers looking to avoid flashing paparazzi cameras, or anyone who might gawk.
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Technical problems kept cropping up, cost estimates remained stratospheric, and as solar cells became cheaper and more efficient, the case for space-based solar seemed to be shrinking.
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Many of the photos taken by photojournalists recreated the look of her street art in real life, cropping to just her sign and hand for a dramatic shot.
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"What we're seeing now is, again, the term 'fake news' cropping up and that's what Duterte's used against Rappler," says Peter Greste, Professor of Journalism at Queensland University.
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Apple's new high-end iPhones may let you edit videos in real time, adding effects, changing colors, and cropping videos while you're still recording them, according to Bloomberg.
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But the latest batch of criticism is cropping up in a decidedly unexpected place: in ironic reviews of Ivanka Trump-brand products on Amazon, as Yahoo Style pointed out.
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Commercial development properties are cropping up and newly built strip malls line roads named after the Waltons such as Walton Boulevard, the main road that connects Bentonville to Rogers.
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At the same time, the backlash strategy has been handed off like a baton, cropping up with greater frequency in descriptions of liberals energized by their opposition to Trump.
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In the days following her death, The Verge noticed waves of these photos, both originating from the same accounts constantly reposting, as well as multiple new accounts cropping up.
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In response, new platforms like these gun-friendly alternatives to YouTube, as well as the Twitter alternatives Gab, and "censorship-free" crowdfunding sites like Rootbocks, have started cropping up.
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Google's proficiency at machine learning means portrait images from the Pixel 210 do a better job of cropping around hair than either the iPhone 231 or the Note 217.
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"In important cropping regions in eastern Australia we have experienced the driest conditions in some hundred years," Nufarm Chief Executive Officer Greg Hunt told analysts on a conference call.
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We did not provide the additional detail about 'cropping' because he explained to our investigator that it is his standard artistic practice to crop crowd photos in this manner.
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Image: AP Photo/Michael DwyerNearly 30 years after towering turbines began cropping up in European waters, the United States is finally producing its first drops of offshore wind power.
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Open up Pixlr Touch Up and you can apply a range of quick fixes, from cropping to blurring, as well as a number of Instagram-style filters and effects.
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Tough job: Meal delivery startups have been cropping up in the last few years, but it's a challenging business that involves complex labor operations, perishable goods, and tricky forecasting.
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The concessions have changed traditional cropping, with 80 percent of all agricultural land now given over to six export-focused crops: rice, cassava, maize, sugarcane, rubber and oil palm.
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Despite all the breakups and divorce notices that seem to be cropping up, there are still plenty of celebrity couples to stalk on social media for some genuine #RelationshipGoals.
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"From our perspective, land values have leveled out here across most of the row cropping area and found that bottom," said Sterling Liddell, a Rabobank analyst in St. Louis.
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Nitai Hazari, a West Bengal agriculture department officer supervising work around Singur said the state was using the return of land to the farmers to modernize local cropping techniques.
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Companies that offer the false promise of helping borrowers reduce or forgive debt are cropping up, Jean Eaglesham, Michael Tobin, and Coulter Jones reported for The Wall Street Journal.
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After Drake included the phrase in his song "The Motto" in 2011, YOLO became part of the public zeitgeist, cropping up on social media, in vernacular, and on products.
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Sexual health education is a fairly recent development in the United States, with the first sex ed classes cropping up in schools in the 1960s, according to Planned Parenthood.
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It has struck that still-elusive balance between cool-girl status (when is a Reformation bodysuit or matching set not cropping up in our Instagram newsfeeds?) and going green.
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These insular communities first began cropping up during the Industrial Revolution, as corporations such as Hershey chocolate and Corning glass tried to "woo workers with fancy amenities," Smithsonian reports.
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Munch used the camera with an intimate, even playful informality, and relied on blurring effects and ornery cropping to capture the same discord he brought to painting and printmaking.
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Last year, news reports started cropping up in Latin America warning of a "WhatsApp terror game," starting with a suspected suicide of a 12-year-old girl in Argentina.
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They both offer incredible stabilization, but the GoPro sacrifices less to achieve it, with less severe image cropping and more frame rates, as well as its fantastic SuperView FOV.
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So try out those online workout sessions that are cropping up literally everywhere, especially on Instagram fitness influencers' feeds, or see if your gym has gone live (mine has!).
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And while they were able to find more variables specifically related to how the game dealt with styles, none managed to address the same issue that kept cropping up.
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You&aposll have two cropping options for videos — Crop to Fill and Ken Burns — and you can play around with these frames and share your cropped video when finished.
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These coasters — which have been increasingly cropping up at water parks around the world — combine the hills of a roller coaster with the splashy fun of a water slide.
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She called for ethnic minorities to be given greater voice, highlighting the furor over the cropping of Ugandan activist, Vanessa Nakate, out of a photo with Thunberg last month.
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To reduce the effect, hold the phone farther away and zoom in—either within the camera app as you take the picture, or after the fact by cropping it.
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And while the new wireless networks still aren't ubiquitous in the United States, 5G is slowly cropping up in cities from Boston and Seattle to Dallas and Kansas City.
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The shows began cropping up in the mid- to late-2000s when fledgling smartphones were just beginning to seep into everyday life and carriers began offering unlimited talk plans.
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There are 14 — count 'em 14 — shows opening on Broadway, with more off-center forms of entertainment cropping up like wild crocuses all over the rest of the city.
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" Councilwoman Carlina Rivera, a co-chair of the Council's Women's Caucus and proponent of the funding, said news of abortion bans cropping up across the country made her feel "helpless.
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Now it's cropping up more often in activist circles as new social movements use it to make the case for granting rights to more and more entities. Animals. Nature. Robots.
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But it's a particularly interesting manifestation of panoptic quantified-life tech, and one that it's not hard to imagine cropping up again in the future — not just in patent filings.
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With the Olympic Games less than a month away, athletes and spectators headed to Rio de Janiero are concerned by the growing number of problems cropping up in the city.
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"I think Instagram is the largest factor in this—there's a lot of filters and cropping, and then you can see it went through Instagram third party apps," he said.
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From a technical perspective, it's impressive: Google uses the extra data it can gather from your hand shaking to create a zoomed image that's better than merely cropping in digitally.
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Or perhaps you'll splash out and take one of the many sleeper train services that are cropping up (we discuss why train travel is such a draw, particularly for artists).
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Chikungunya never appeared anywhere in the Western Hemisphere before 2013, but since then has been cropping up in Central and South America, with a few cases in the United States.
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One term that keeps on cropping up as financial sector equities take their rollercoaster ride is CoCo bonds, with investors concern centering on the banks' ability to pay them off.
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But starting today, a range of very cool Korean fashion labels are cropping up in a number of Nordstrom locations, as part of the department store's ongoing Pop-In series.
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It's a bit of a stretch, but this could tie in with the fan theories about Bran and time travel that have been cropping up on Reddit for awhile now.
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"We would see events cropping up across the country, and it was these artists who have never played together, and they're now seeking each other out actively," Demers says excitedly.
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And while Leicester Hemingway's New Atlantis may have quickly joined the old Atlantis at the bottom of the ocean, self-declared micronations continue cropping up and the Guano Act remains.
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As the film's two main characters, Peter Martin (Richard Benjamin) and John Blane (James Brolin) go about their vacation, the park's officials begin to notice that errors are cropping up.
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But rains have been erratic so far since the summer cropping season started at the end of November, while a long dry spell this month has raised alarm among farmers.
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Pennsylvania State Police issued a PSA Wednesday warning residents—and folks "throughout the world"—that terrifying clowns might start cropping up again ahead of IT's release, the Philly Voice reports.
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This latest confessional confirms that Delevingne and her iconic brows won't be cropping up in fashion editorials or on runways anytime soon, in case you were holding out any hope.
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For years, YouTube has been fighting against illegal uploads of MMA fights and stand up specials that fool its Content ID system by cropping videos and changing the audio tracks.
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Why it matters: So-called "last-mile" transportation services like bike and scooter-sharing are the latest craze, with a number of companies cropping up in China and the U.S.
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The guy I am currently with is much taller than I am, and it gets tricky when cropping or posing for photos, but other than that, it's no big deal.
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In Cleveland and Philadelphia, art installations and performances — taking the form of neutral civic forums, partisan provocations and everything in between — will be cropping up all around the convention centers.
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A more musically and culturally diverse scene is cropping up throughout the city, centered around roving parties where partygoers in sneakers dance to experimental tracks culled from around the world.
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But new problems keep cropping up almost every week; last week, for example, the company said it had identified and removed a new influence network that had originated in Iran.
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The majority of confirmed cases are in the Chinese province of Hubei -- where Wuhan is located -- with other suspected and confirmed infections cropping up in multiple countries and territories worldwide.
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Its clubhouse in the Manhattan neighborhood of Tribeca is one of many spaces geared toward networking and coworking that are cropping up across New York City at various price points.
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They just need to deliver with the kind of panache that makes kids stay tuned for bites of news cropping up between binged episodes of Unikitty or Teen Titans Go!
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For the first several years of its existence, Team Liquid remained an online community dedicated to "StarCraft" and the fledgling video game tournaments that were cropping up at the time.
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These giant claws range from two to seven pounds, according to a recent article from Foodbeast and were cropping up in Costco warehouses in California over the summer of 2019.
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Ever since Donald Trump's inauguration, protests have been cropping up in America's large cities, as one vulnerable population after another voices opposition to the new president's discriminatory policies and rhetoric.
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Apple is reportedly delaying upcoming features in iOS 12 to work on fixing bugs instead, and based on the how many issues keep cropping up, improved stability can't come soon enough.
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But thanks to the new Markup tool in Mojave's Quick Look, you can easily add signatures to documents, or do simple edits to photos and videos like cropping, rotating and trimming.
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Mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras started cropping up about a decade ago with much smaller sensors, and targeted at amateurs and wannabees who wanted to swap lenses but didn't want huge cameras.
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It was created with Adobe After Effects and involved some cropping, adding in a cut out of the actor from the Confused Travolta subreddit, trimming the clip and correcting some colour.
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This time, the telecom and tech companies are on board with rules — partly because they're inevitable, and partly to pre-empt state regulations are are cropping up all over the country.
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Even the 2x f/2.4 "telephoto" lens on the iPhone XS turns in worse results than simply cropping the wider, faster primary camera except in the very best of lighting conditions.
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Issues with iMessageiMessage received a big update alongside iOS 10 and we've seen scattered reports on the web that one or two bugs are cropping up in this app in particular.
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Meanwhile, similar collectives were cropping up across the city, particularly in gentrifying neighborhoods like Eagle Rock, where date palms dot the hillside and film industry families rub elbows with federal workers.
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Lack of property documents is a structural problem that often goes undetected, only cropping up at inopportune moments: after a natural disaster, for instance, when desperate families attempt to access assistance.
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The new group called the Engaging America's Global Leadership (EAGL) Coalition plans to confront the problem cropping up across international groups such as the United Nations and the World Health Organization.
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These interdisciplinary civic spaces and co-working hubs are cropping up across the country from Seattle to Austin to Washington, DC, attracting new talent and people interested in solving local problems.
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Variable scheduling began cropping up in the 1970s as companies sought to maximize profits to better attract investors, according to University of Chicago Associate Professor Susan Lambert, who studies scheduling practices.
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The national program here now includes vector control—targeted ways to trap and kill tsetse flies—which has helped, but there always seem to be a few more cases cropping up.
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If you simply take the original public meaning of the word cruelty, we would not be able to strike down a law today that allowed branding, cropping ears, flogging, pillorying, etc.
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As Noisey mentioned over the course of last summer, the screamo scene is thriving right now, with new bands cropping up across the world and old bands springing back to life.
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Though he resigned from Congress back in October, the unpopular former Speaker's name and likeness are still cropping up on the campaign trail in some of the fiercest congressional primary contests.
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Digital stabilization is software-based — it smooths out footage by cropping in on the image and using the excess space to adjust for vibrations, so the results are not always good.
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A report by Taylor Lorenz in The Daily Beast said that the sisters had tried to cover up the fact they were related to Geller by cropping her out of photos.
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I'm taking pictures of bodies, but the fact that I'm cropping it that way makes the body a bit less like the human body and more like a totally different shape.
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Mostly, the response was approval (is there any trend Gigi can't convince us to test-drive?) undercut with a sense of foreboding: Brace yourselves, because the corset may keep cropping up.
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Still, old school pockets of strangeness have managed to hold ground and new bastions of cheap, DIY leanings keep cropping up in neighborhoods from SoMa to the Dogpatch to the Mission.
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Georgetown law professor Dr. Chris Brummer said that Congress would have to expand the SEC's authority for it to be able to regulate the full scope of digital tokens cropping up.
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What's next: Outside groups, tech companies, and state government officials plan to fight to preserve net neutrality rules, while supporters of the repeal fight to keep laws from cropping up elsewhere.
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The Associated Press on Monday said that it had made a "terrible mistake" in cropping Ugandan climate activist Vanessa Nakate out of an otherwise all-white photo of young environmental advocates.
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But many black farmers and the children of black farmers failed to grasp the difference between cropping cotton for white planters and raising beans and corn for a black-majority cooperative.
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Greta Thunberg slammed the Associated Press for cropping a black activist out of a picture of Thunberg and other climate protesters at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland last week.
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There is a contrasting modern city cropping up alongside the traditional one, exhibiting basically every cooking technique imaginable, and getting lost in it all is the best way to see it.
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Sewers are a notable motif in Fischli and Weiss's work, cropping up in "Walls Corners Tubes" (2012), Grey Sculptures (1984–86/2006–08), Suddenly This Overview (1981–present), and "Kanalvideo" (1992).
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Since the trend gained even more traction this summer, Instagram's love for tattoos that glow in blacklight has only grown, with newer, more inventive designs cropping up in our feeds every day.
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And with iterations of the practice cropping up around the world, knocking on wood (or "touching wood," as they say in the UK and Australia) is one of the most common superstitions.
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China has reported a 14% increase in the number of people living with HIV and AIDs, with 40,000 new cases cropping up in the second quarter of 2018 alone, per BBC News.
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To prevent counterfeit uber badges cropping up, they said they turned to "vacuum tubes and parts salvaged from old time missile telemetry equipment" for their design, but wouldn't go into further detail.
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In the photo of his friend, Google Photos managed to wipe out one person in the shot, artfully cropping her from the helmet down and replacing her with more trees and snow.
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News of this kind of behavior by websites has been cropping up for years, and it's a huge pain in the ass if you're, say, trying to get around a publisher's paywall.
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And as resistance to glyphosate increases in plants, as it has in recent decades, changes to cropping and tillage patterns may be needed—alongside gallons of other pesticides—to ensure good harvests.
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The photos were sourced from dating websites from major U.S. cities, and the researchers removed all identifying signs from the faces -- cropping them, standardizing them in height, and putting them into grayscale.
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Aside from the flattering halo effect of Vans-like slip-ons cropping up on catwalks, Vans isn't interested in ditching its roots (and its original skater audience) to court the fashion set.
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For my own needs, something like file cropping and resizing would be great to have built directly into the Finder window, saving me a trip to Photoshop or some online editing tool.
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Yet the idea of describing the show in such a fashion keeps cropping up, because many self-proclaimed geeks feel like the show takes a hectoring or even bullying tone toward them.
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Thanks to the popularity of online banks like Marcus and Ally and high-yield savings accounts, new options are cropping up everywhere, and competition is driving rates up and pushing fees down.
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A. Google added new features to the web version of its Google Photos service this spring to supplement the controls for cropping, color adjustments and filters available through the toolbar's pencil icon.
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Now they are cropping up at hotels, unsettling guests, spreading via social media with the hashtag #TravelingWhileBlack, and leading some in the travel industry to revisit diversity training and evaluate its effectiveness.
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I'd recommended it do that from the beginning, or at least offer a cropping tool for helping users turn their landscape videos into coherent vertical ones, but nothing's been launched there either.
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Anti-Semitic themes have also been increasingly cropping up in political campaigns, raising the possibility that some leaders see advantage in using such imagery to connect to radical voters while preserving deniability.
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And phones make it easy to crop our images after the fact, so it makes sense to err on the side of "too wide" and let users do the zooming and cropping.
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While NJOY and Blu were the best known brands among convenience stores, several other brands were sold at vape shops cropping up across the country in the early part of the decade.
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Peter Irish, a local wheat farmer who is cropping just under 2,000 hectares (4,900 acres), said he didn't know how long the region could meet the demand coming out of the east.
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A strong collaboration between Purdue University and state and federal farm services gave birth to the Indiana Conservation Cropping Systems Initiative, a program that offers education and research to farmers in the state.
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You can take photos or videos in the app, which also includes your standard photo-editing tools such as filters and cropping, and the ability to easily share your image on other apps.
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Owners of newer vehicles may find the actual usage of this limited, since connected services that are cropping up in cars equipped with hot spots work slightly more seamlessly with built-in services.
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We now have about 1,300 bills from all 50 states and Washington, DC. One issue I saw cropping up is out-of-network billing from physicians who work at in-network emergency rooms.
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Demonstrations are cropping up in relatively poor villages and towns in more rural areas, suggesting to observers that this movement has more of a working-class base than the last wave of protests.
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When he would listen to Cross on the stereo he had installed in the office, it seemed to send him into incredible trances while he worked steadily at cropping images of celebrities' faces.
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Slower investment pace: VCs are taking more time to invest because several companies with a similar idea are cropping up, making it more difficult to pick the potential winner, according to Benchmark's Tavel.
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As one of a crop of venture investment firms and studios cropping up in the Midwest, High Alpha is something of a bellwether for the viability of the venture model in emerging ecosystems.
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That hasn't stopped Coach from cropping up at many high-profile events, of course — Moretz and Tavi Gevinson both wore custom looks from the brand's Coach 1941 label to last year's Met Gala.
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An introductory sheet sent to prospective buyers and reviewed by Reuters, notes the land has more than 10,000 square kilometers (3,860 square miles) of natural irrigation and capacity to pursue large-scale cropping.
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Sonia had taken a few biology classes in college, but Eric, a Chinese language major, had avoided them almost entirely, satisfying his curriculum requirement with a course called Cropping Systems of the Tropics.
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The difference here is that it involves Adobe's core functions, so it may be intelligent auto cropping and smart tagging in Adobe Experience Manager or AI-fueled visual stock search in Creative Cloud.
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The parents of two — daughters James, 3, and Inez, 17 months — constantly tease each other on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots and quipping with sarcastic captions.
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Rivals HDFC Bank Ltd and ICICI Bank Ltd too have warned of the negative impact of India's ongoing economic slowdown, with a slump in auto sales cropping up as a major pain point.
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The sluggish harvest helped firm basis bids for corn shipped by barge to the U.S. Gulf Coast on Monday, as photos of snow-covered Iowa fields began cropping up on Twitter this week.
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But the volume and repetition of the pictures—sometime he shot the same wall multiple times, cropping it slightly differently—suggest that Matta-Clark was fixated, perhaps even trying to decode hidden messages.
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With increasing mentions of Donald Trump's Chief Strategist Steve Bannon cropping up in the news, one man from Scotland has found himself on the receiving end up a huge surge of misdirected tweets.
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In the United States growth has been slower, but purveyors and proselytizers are now cropping up across the country — in restaurants, shops and bars in Los Angeles, Detroit, Houston, New Orleans and Boston.
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Specifically, in 2008, Japan's leading business daily Nikkei presented the haircut indicator, which predicts good economic times when women let their hair grow and a grim future if women start cropping their locks.
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Those that require more serious intervention, like surgery, are less frequent, cropping up maybe six times a month, says Vishal D. Thanik, an assistant professor of plastic surgery at NYU Langone Medical Center.
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And if these publications cast their nets slightly further out, I'd be surprised if the name of another artist—Pip Blom—doesn't start cropping up on their pages sooner rather than later, too.
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Hood By Air's collection, however, riffed on the modifications that wearers make to those designs—details like slashing, cropping, and sagging, which typically define a look only after professionals have finished their work.
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In order to evade detection, people appeared to be cropping the video or posting the text of the manifesto as an image — techniques used to evade automated systems that find and delete content.
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THE STRICT anti-abortion bills cropping up in several American states are not expected to become the law of the land—but proponents want them to chip away at Roe v Wade, which is.
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The parents of two — daughters James, 3, and Inez, 19 months — constantly tease each other on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots and penning some very sarcastic captions.
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"The farms are high-quality assets, which will further our strategy of developing large-scale and diversified cropping and livestock production portfolios in Australia," Elizabeth O'Leary, MIRA Head of Agriculture, said in the statement.
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TB can be treated through a months-long course of antibiotics, but its hardiness and poor antibiotic management on the part of doctors and patients had enabled incredibly resistant strains to start cropping up.
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All in all, it can start to feel a touch overwhelming, and with a whole new set of young designers cropping up each season, how are you supposed to know where to even begin?
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Ian was still cropping up on Abloh's Instagram account, but his reputation could find rehabilitation on a much grander scale if he received fashion's ultimate seal of approval and respect: a front row seat.
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Oppo is making use of the width of the device to accommodate an optical zoom — real zoom, as opposed to digital cropping and enhancement — that would be impossible in a traditional mobile camera design.
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In recent weeks, signs like Okoro's have been cropping up all over the city, and he says he has recruited 20 other young men from the migrant camp he lives in at nearby Latina.
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The official launch promo video for Samsung's next flagship smartphone in the long-running Galaxy Note line — the Note 9 — appears to have leaked, with links to the video now cropping up on YouTube.
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In talking with city officials, Dastoor said one of the concerns that keeps cropping up is equality: Cities want to make sure scooters serve all neighborhoods and that people have equal access to them.
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The Resignation engages with place and identity like a municipality, with certain recognizable icons cropping up, including New York City, Abraham Lincoln, Tom Sawyer, former New York Governor David Paterson, and the Gettysburg Address.
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Dozens of bills seeking to protect reproductive rights are cropping up in deeply red pockets of the country in an attempt to counter ongoing efforts by Republicans to restrict abortion or outlaw it altogether.
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Feminism just keeps cropping up in the fashion industry discourse lately: There's that spring '16 Dior tee emblazoned with "We Should All Be Feminists," the title of a Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie book, for example.
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The main takeaway, for our purposes and enjoyment, was that he finally discussed the DiddyCrop (his practice of cropping, or more recently, PhotoShopping celebrities out of the photos he takes of or with them).
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After Norris popularized the style, a number of—to be polite—"similar" works started cropping up on record sleeves and t-shirts, leading you to wonder if they too were original Steak Mtn. designs.
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My Long Island upbringing had trained my eyes to view nature by cropping out parking lots and people (gaze in the direction of the majestic Atlantic — not at the sunburned bodies on the beach).
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When he bailed town in 1606 — he went on the run after murdering a pimp — he left behind a generation of young painters who emulated his tight cropping, bold light and taste for flesh.
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Digital wealth entrants cropping up in recent years are adding new dimensions to the wealth management industry's dynamics, and placing pressure on big incumbents to beef up client-facing tech to lure younger investors.
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However, by far the best thing about the Xperia 10 and 10 Plus' 6-inch and 6.5-inch screens is the way they let you watch true widescreen content without any cropping or letterboxes.
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One product, the Yoni Duster, says, "if you have issues with yeast infections or any other unwanted bacterial parties cropping up on your home turf," its "powdered antimicrobial herbs" will take care of it.
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Yet systems of belief keep cropping up that challenge established science, from concerned-yet-defiant anti-vaxxers to parents who insist on raising vegan children, even at the most critical points in their development.
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By the next season, their shiny jackets were cropping up on stylish attendees, young women whose mothers and grandmothers may have worn Courrèges, but whose own view into the label came from their contemporaries.
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Preview usually pops up an alert box to warn that cropping the file hides — but does not delete — the content outside the selection area, and that it may still be visible in other programs.
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With isolated cases of the dangerous new coronavirus cropping up in a number of states, public health officials say it is only a matter of time before the virus appears in New York City.
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Second homes, formally called accessory dwelling units (ADUs), are cropping up in back and side yards across America, acting as either rental units or additional space for aging parents and still-nested adult children.
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Despite efforts from new organizations like All Raise, venture capital firms tapping their first-ever female check-writers or new funds cropping up focused on the underfunded, the latest data paints a disappointing picture.
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A controversial voter-turnout tactic employed by Senator Ted Cruz's presidential campaign in Iowa is cropping up in New Hampshire, this time by way of a mysterious organization about which few public details are available.
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But in all those years of testing, and re-testing, and even more testing, competitors have started cropping up, and Waymo needs to gets its cars out into the real world as soon as possible.
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The New Urbanism movement meant new developments and highways were cropping up all over the United States (helped by the powerful bulldozer that had proved its strength with the Navy Seabees in World War II).
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HyperSmooth 2.0 in High mode is ultra-smooth while remaining nice and wide, and I still don't know what kind of dark magic they used to keep from cropping it any more than last year.
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The exhibition includes VanDerBeek's photographs of dancers at BMC that make stunning use of silhouette, cropping, and long exposure, anticipating some of the radical techniques he would apply as his explorations into visual media broadened.
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Even though CBD is cropping up in a slew of products, the FDA's rules prohibit companies from adding the compound to any food or dietary supplements because it's an active ingredient in a drug product.
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The fitness industry is booming and buzzy concepts are constantly cropping up and giving consumers innovative ways to work out, and this means that investors are constantly on the lookout for the next big thing.
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The Deadpool star famously wished his wife Blake Lively a happy birthday on Instagram by cropping her out of a photo of himself — and followed it up with a birthday wish to Billy Ray Cyrus.
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Short of overly invasive censorship, there is no way to prevent these questionable services from cropping up, and extinguishing one doesn't preclude the creation of an identical clone on some other server in another country.
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Among the many appalling allegations and reports of shady business dealings coming out about Jeffrey Epstein, the money manager arrested this weekend on federal sex trafficking charges, one name keeps cropping up: Leslie H. Wexner.
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For now, there's no reason to believe that the iPhones splitting issue will end like the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco last year — but with more reports cropping up, it's certainly not an issue to ignore.
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A physical therapist or kinesiologist can help get to the bottom of any issues and address their underlying causes, which will help prevent any issues—knee or otherwise—from cropping up mid-run, she says.
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However, the "quality" part of that is questionable; as Tristan Cooper heroically pointed out on Twitter, cropping and stretching the old episodes completely killed some visual gags and made other moments look straight-up wrong.
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Mr. King was recruited by The Sunday Times's magazine in 1965, and he and Michael Rand, the art director, went on to transform it visually, using punchy graphics, sans-serif type and dramatic photo cropping.
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But they are cropping up — not only in the United States but in Europe and Asia — to cater to aging populations who have leisure time and money but diminished capacity for the rigors of travel.
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Banking deserts are cropping up in rural areas as banks shutter branches in remote areas, considering the majority of the US population is concentrated in cities and drives the bulk of deposits, per American Banker.
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Click into photos and you get a slew of editing tools like cropping, photo straightening and alignment, and in video editing, you can use the space to scrub timing back and forward with a swipe.
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Over a year after the FBI took control of a dark web child pornography site and used a hacking tool in an attempt to identify its users, related arrests and cases are still cropping up.
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And, in the absence of any European launch for Square or the rest, a number of startups over here were cropping up to fill the void, also picking up serious investors to scale their growth.
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While the offerings at the Casa do Brasil have a pleasingly grassroots feel, the ongoing trend for gluten-free food means tapioca is now cropping up as a chic lunch option for body conscious Lisboetas.
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Rudra has always been one of the best-known bands from that region, and their influence is readily apparent in the younger bands who keep cropping up, from Weapon and Genocide Shrines to Queen Elephantine.
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Thanks to PhotoDNA, a technology donated by Microsoft, the hashes are made using biometric information inside the photos and videos, meaning that cropping or resizing the files won't necessarily change the hash value being used.
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As it turns out, the pregnant belly (and eventual baby) pics she was sending me were just pics of someone else's baby she'd been stealing and cropping so you couldn't see her face or anything.
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In the months electric scooters for rent started cropping up in cities across the country, the response hasn't exactly been positive — especially from local governments, which have scrambled to implement pilot programs with strict limits.
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"When voters boil down what they really want in a nominee, they want someone that can beat Donald Trump, but the two issues that keep cropping up are health care and the environment," Murray said.
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There's a lot of variety cropping up as new bony formats compete with classic Hallowmemes: There are 29 more days of Spooktober, and the skeleton train shows no sign of slowing down any time soon.
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As the cost of a college education continues to soar, a new breed of apprenticeship is cropping up across the country, promising an affordable path to careers that once needed a bachelor's degree or higher.
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After two weeks of protests of President Trump's executive actions cropping up everywhere from airports to last week's Screen Actors' Guild Awards, many wonder whether this year's big game could be punctuated with political messages.
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The ventures were noteworthy, in part, because they were created at a time when countless phony companies were cropping up to exploit so-called no-fault auto insurance laws in New York and other states.
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Since Bitcoin was first unleashed on the world a decade ago, massive Bitcoin mines— basically warehouses filled with specialized computers—have started cropping up in places where energy is cheap, usually near hydroelectric power stations.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine has always been stacked with entertaining, well-cast guest stars, from Kyra Sedgwick cropping up as Holt's longtime nemesis to Bill Hader as a terrible temporary replacement captain for the 99th Precinct.
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I read her sadism cropping up as less because of anything that happens in her connection with Character Actor Superstar John Ortiz and more because she hates herself for giving in to emotional connection at all.
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Since Dan lives the stylus life on Windows 10 a lot, he actually can double-click his stylus eraser to capture his screen, and then Windows Ink has nice cropping and annotation tools built in. Slick!
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Farmers used to mono-cropping are reluctant to change their practices, he added, and struggle to make prompt decisions in the face of climate extremes and the implications of government policy for crop marketing and exports.
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There's the fact, as well, of his tax-cheated inheritance, his suspect business practices, and, yes, his brash strong-arming and demands for loyalty above all else, especially as obstruction of justice rumors keep cropping up.
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In case you haven't heard, Chris Pratt has been pranking his Passengers co-star Jennifer Lawrence for weeks during their film's press tour by cropping her out of pictures and posting them all over social media.
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If you're in New York City and you've seen these cropping up, maybe don't start lining up outside the pop-up hoping for some cool swag.. unless you're really in the mood for a Washington apple.
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Click here to view original GIFGif via Salt Lake Tribune/YouTubeWe're in the dog days of summer, which means disgusting algae blooms are cropping up across polluted and poorly managed waterways all over the United States.
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This same fear hasn't stopped some users from trying to stock up before Friday, with panicked threads cropping up on Reddit's r/kratom and r/kratom corner asking who's still selling—oftentimes with eager distributors responding.
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But real optical zoom comes at the cost of speed; zooming in and out with the volume buttons is always going to be slower than pinching part of your screen and cropping in with digital zoom.
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Some of the images that have been cropping up on social media and TV show waiting parents -- waiting just like I have for my kids at events -- standing outside the auditorium, banished to the other side.
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What began as a lone sighting of a few clowns in South Carolina quickly snowballed into a full-blown harlequin pandemic last year, with people suddenly spotting evil, bloodthirsty clowns cropping up all over the country.
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The interwebs has been quick to point out the clever cropping by Hadid in this shirtless Malik snapshot: Malik's most famous bit of ink is a tattoo of his former fiancée, Perrie Edwards, on his arm.
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But we have the danger of cropping up of Ebola, and we've just seen recently over the last several weeks cases that far down the pike from the original infection are transmitted, including by sexual transmission.
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GoPro is facing a bit of an existential crisis as it starts to contend with other wearables — like the Snapchat Spectacles — cropping up to capture moments in peoples' lives that they can share with their friends.
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Fast forward nearly 50 years and it's no longer a new idea that all photographs contain some kind of bias, whether they're digitally manipulated or slanted by the photographer's cropping, framing, or decision to be there.
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The haphazard angle it's shot from and imperfect cropping (her eyes are out of the frame) are bold gestural moves that put forward a new idea of portrait photography that is more raw, experimental, and revelatory.
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Their dormitory bedroom looked out on Jett Hall, the campus's main building, and from their windows, the campus spread out over 2350 acres, with Georgian Revival buildings cropping out of red clay and open green space.
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The irony: The new tech startups are cropping up to solve the curb congestion problem that was exacerbated by the last wave of gig-economy-focused tech startups, including Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Postmates, Bird and Lime.
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Square Feet More than a decade into the era of the open-plan office, a host of ancillary spaces like "phone booths" and "meeting pods" are cropping up, offering employees an escape from their co-workers.
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The next few years looked to be dark for Netflix users with Friends exiting the platform in 2020 and The Office a year later in favor of the new streaming services soon to be cropping up.
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The video editor that comes with your Samsung Galaxy S10 can do a lot of things, but cropping a video – changing the aspect ratio or the way a video is framed – is not one of them.
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The voice type, which experienced a kind of renaissance in the 1990s, appears to be making another comeback right now, with new opera roles and acting opportunities cropping up at the Metropolitan Opera and on Broadway.
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And yet, there is more to her work than her astonishing mastery, and that is her ability to place a wide range of formal devices (cropping, viewpoint, color, and light) at the service of her imagination.
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Macquarie, in a statement issued on Monday, said the properties comprise more than 100,000 hectares (247,000 acres) of livestock and cropping land in the states of New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia, without giving further details.
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The agreement will try to prevent this problem from cropping up in the future by offering publishers access to songs where YouTube has incomplete data, allowing them to fill in the blanks before they miss a paycheck.
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Forty percent of that market is in the US. The market for breastfeeding accessories like clothes, pillows, and nutritional supplements is also booming, with stores dedicated to nursing products cropping up in expensive neighborhoods across the country.
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Instagram's Direct feature just got more generally useful as a messaging option, with support added for external web links, and the ability to send photos and video in their original portrait or landscape aspect ratios without cropping.
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That's pushed soil moisture, which can take months to replenish, "very much below average" across a vast swathe of the continent stretching from the outback Kimberley region in Western Australia to cropping and pastureland in the southeast.
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It has 9003 phase-detect autofocus points, a shooting speed up to 24 fps, high-speed filming of up to 960 fps, and the ability to capture 4K video with full pixel readout (meaning there's no cropping).
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Creative solutions are cropping up for some parents, such as the Workaround, in Brooklyn, N.Y., a co-working space where people earn credits for watching one another's kids, which they can use when they need child care.
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But, Andreessen noted, there are dozens, soon to be hundreds, of competitors cropping up in Silicon Valley, not to mention existing car makers, who are increasingly turning to Andreessen firm and other Silicon Valley luminaries for advice.
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On Cape Cod, Massachusetts, new warning flags and signs are cropping up at some of the coastline's most popular beaches and a local shark research nonprofit is developing a shark tracking app for the entire Eastern Seaboard.
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The idea of Westworld as the ultimate scene of self-actualization has been a seed from the beginning, most notably cropping up as Host inventor Ford (Hopkins) rejected a storyline that was too basic to prompt epiphanies.
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But looking behind headline numbers showing healthy loan books, problems appear to be cropping up in areas such as home-equity lines of credit, commercial real estate and credit cards, according to federal data reviewed by Reuters.
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Now that grime's spreading in its latest wave, cropping up everywhere from Birmingham to Sheffield, it's the turn of the next generation of teens to get excited about seeing their city light up on the genre's map.
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In Katie Hill's case, it's possible that even if the original photos had been hashed by Facebook soon after they were published online, cropping an image and placing it inside a collage with other photos, as DailyMail.
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While rising Atlanta rappers like Gunna and Lil Baby shot onto that very same ranking without having to compromise lyrically or conform sonically, urbano rappers keep cropping up in relatively sunny reggaeton numbers instead of nighttime bangers.
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The Brazilian connection is increasingly evident on Lisbon's culinary scene—caipirinha cocktails and açaí berries crushed with ice and sugar to create a kind of energy-boosting sorbet are cropping up at hipster hotspots across the city.
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READ MORE: How Much It Really Costs for Young People to Have a Fun Life in Toronto So, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that excessively strange living situations are increasingly cropping up in Toronto.
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Then, between 4x and 10x zoom, the phone offers what Samsung is calling a "lossless hybrid optic" zoom, which relies on a combination of sensor cropping and binning where multiple pixels are combined into one big pixel.
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As inflation soars and Iranians hoard goods and gold, protests cropping up around the country testify to the frustration and anger of ordinary Iranians, many of whom take issue with their country's excessive spending on foreign campaigns.
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Ivanka may not respond to last night's open letter, but #DearIvanka messages are continuously cropping up on social media, emerging on screens beyond New York City, where we do have the privilege to openly voice our concerns.
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In order to evade detection, people appeared to be cropping the video or posting the text of the manifesto as an image — both of which are techniques used to evade automated systems that find and delete content.
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For example, if I wanted to crop the last photo I took, I could simply say to Bixby, "I want to crop my last photo," and it opens the photo and the editing tools for cropping the image.
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You can then either select the automatic cropping that Background Burner applies, or use the touch up tools to make adjustments—you simply drag across parts of the background or foreground so the app knows what to cut.
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If you took a Twitter break for the holidays (no judgment, treat yo self!), you may not even have seen Trump's self-parodic original tweet on your timeline before seeing versions of it cropping up from various celebrities: .
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One county election administrator told ABC News Houston that he'd seen the problem cropping up for at least six years, prompting the Texas Democratic Party to criticize the Republican-led state government for "doing nothing" about the problem.
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Despite generally solid economic data, markets have been looking for rate cuts to keep competitive with other easing global central banks and a raft of "uncertainties," as Powell put it, that are cropping up at home and abroad.
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There are plenty of deadly viruses that are cropping up naturally, and the dangers they pose "are much more of a threat to civilization than the possibility that someone might be able to synthesize a microbe," he said.
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Maybe it's the old-school photographer in me showing, but I prefer my images in landscape orientation, something COVR Photo doesn't allow without doing some heavy cropping after the fact — at the cost of image resolution, of course.
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The contemporary spot has been cropping up on the social media site for months now, but the origin of the dainty trend could be credited to Seoul tattoo artist Zihee, the master of delicate designs, reports Yahoo Beauty.
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Adding a new gradient coil for focusing the magnetic field and surface coils to boost the radiofrequency signals was relatively straightforward, although it meant splicing together components from different MRI systems, but more unexpected issues kept cropping up.
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During a moment in which reports of sexual harassment are cropping up in an array of industries from music to tech, it seems especially timely to revisit the case responsible for changing the dialogue about appropriate workplace behavior.
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Meanwhile, as the government attempts to gather more land from farmers for bills like SB 10, housing developments are cropping up alongside the Everglades, threatening the swamp and any space that water has to flow alongside of it.
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On Saturday evening at New York Classical Theater's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," moments like that kept cropping up, until finally they outweighed the show's greatest frustration — frequently inaudible dialogue, lost to ambient urban noise and vast airy space.
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Then, remarkably, the color, or lack thereof, was cropping up on heads of women on the other side of 30, with vixens fictional (HBO's Dragon Queen Daenerys Targaryen) and real (movie queen Jennifer Lawrence) achieving heat with ice.
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I have no idea if Georgetown Prep was anything like that, but the facile stereotype of "white privilege" that keeps cropping up in discussions of Kavanaugh's background is yet another ugly tactic in the battle to defeat him.
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"Things like selected editing or cropping or slowing down or overdubbing, or manipulation of subtitles would all be forms of manipulated media that we would consider under this policy," confirmed Yoel Roth, head of site integrity at Twitter.
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The trend is particularly evident in parts of Asia, where lighter skin is often considered more desirable and can indicate higher social status, but it is also cropping up among certain communities in Britain and the United States.
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Part 3D scanner and part social network, it lets you scan a location or object, edit it (cropping it to just the bits you're interested in, or adding pre-built digital objects), and share it with the world.
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You always hear about, especially the players on the Warriors, oh they live in Silicon Valley and they have ownership group in the NBA who's very connected to the Silicon Valley tech scene, so they're cropping up investing.
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These include finding the original videos, picking frames where there wasn't any visible weapons fire and explosions, cropping those images to remove text that revealed their origin, and adding captions to the images in Russian, English, and Arabic.
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As mass demonstrations against Trump and his policies are cropping up on issue after issue, Johnson and others like her are becoming the vanguard of a backlash against the dismantling of Barack Obama's legacies, particularly the Affordable Care Act.
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After Colin Seis, an Australian farmer and cropping specialist, lost 3,000 sheep in a bush fire, he learnt about how to refrain from using fertilisers, how to regenerate land, which plants to grow and how to best feed livestock.
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Had a little trouble cropping this one, so you can kind of see what comes next, but don't peek, and, like you do with the drop, just wait for it... An all-star logo for an all-star band.
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One that has begun cropping is the possibility that the T2 chip that enables things like secure boot, better encrypted storage, and "Hey Siri" support on the iMac Pro and the new MacBook Pros could be causing kernel panics.
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The busy working parents of two — to daughters James, 3, and Inez, 17 months — constantly tease one another on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots, and quipping at one another with sarcastic captions.
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Twitter removed the first account when Motherboard flagged it to a spokesperson, but more imposters started cropping up and posting the same exact thread—and the woman whose photos are being used isn't optimistic about it ending anytime soon.
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Maybe by the sponsored tweets that are now cropping up in subway ads, maybe by my co-workers who won't stop talking about it and who have praised it on this website and into my ear day after day.
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The best thing about the show is the editing: It is made to look like the world's worst community-access program, the screen fritzing out periodically, random bits of unrelated video cropping up like interference on the radio dial.
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From the 2000s onward he seemed to enjoy playing up to the typecasting that arguably limited his career, cropping up in a heroic total of 37 movies this century, mostly in comic works like the Dukes of Hazzard remake.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Switzerland's talks on a new treaty governing relations with the European Union remain difficult with state-backed cantonal banks and concerns about the country's neutrality cropping up as hurdles, Finance Minister Ueli Maurer was reported as saying.
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However, the row over the false claim that he lost close friends in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster has cut through with locals, with questions about the UKIP leader's honesty cropping up time and time again on doorsteps last week.
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An unspoken "what next?" keeps cropping up in conversations with women like Veronica and Di. What else will the Hungarian government do to make sure that its population crisis is solved by white Hungarians, and not by Syrian refugees?
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The bulk of Nashville's most interesting retailers are cropping up in the neighborhoods ringing downtown, but Keep Shop, a tiny boutique in the bottom of the new Noelle hotel, is a sign of good things to come for downtown.
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Cropping up three times a day, three times a week, over the next several months, works from this collection will be part of an ambitious new exhibition, "Judson Dance Theater: The Work Is Never Done," which opens on Sunday.
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This was, incidentally, the first year that The Party was hosted in Denmark, which held the title of the world's largest demoparty for the next decade and became the blueprint for other demoparties that began cropping up around Europe.
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"Admissions," which was written by Joshua Harmon and opened Off Broadway exactly a year before the scandal broke, doesn't have much to say on bribery (or cropping a student's face onto a water polo player's body, for that matter).
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The issue is increasingly cropping up on the campaign trail as the 20 candidates still vying to become the Democratic nominee compete for support from union workers and official endorsements that can lead to critical on-the-ground resources.
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