There are constant flubs, misspellings, and deletions—deletions of what should be part of public record.
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But a 20143-year high is not a record, and 18 deletions is not even close to the actual record; there were 34 deletions in the 1996 fiscal year.
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"Additional safeguards" implies some sort of protection from deletions – perhaps accidental deletions, which supports the theory put forth by iMore that it was a confusing dialog box that's to blame here.
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As far as deletions, look down one clue to 246A.
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Even after the mass deletions, Webkinz will still be around.
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Moreover, CRISPR-Cas9 often creates unwanted insertions or deletions of DNA.
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And then Twitter even deleted follow-up tweets about the deletions.
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YouTube denied that the deletions and other actions were ideologically driven.
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The remaining 16 embryos had unwanted additions or deletions of DNA.
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A Japanese blog post about the video deletions as translated by Google.
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Some of their embryos' DNA ended up with unintended additions or deletions.
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The Memory Hole 2 isn't the only place tracking Trump's online deletions.
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They had a number of app deletions after a few controversies of theirs.
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She obstructed justice with deletions and acid washing and, of course, breaking devices.
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"A family's secrets appear as absences and exclusions, erasures and deletions," Zeke says.
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Teletext alumni recanted stories to me of bathroom sob sessions following mass deletions.
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TikTok did not seem terribly worried about the complaints that followed these deletions.
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While I'm making a puzzle there are many word list additions and deletions.
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But once hatred surfaces, it's comfortable dealing out lifetime bans and deletions of servers.
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Portions were wiped or deleted, and those deletions coincided with notwonderful's communications with DPR.
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Facebook declined to offer TechCrunch additional information on the account deletions beyond their release.
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The deletions were prompted by a larger investigation into medical misinformation on social media.
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After all deletions are likely to be of particular interest for follow-on analysis.
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Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel criticized Omar over the deletions on Monday.
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That AMA is now littered with deletions, but the Denver Post cached the responses.
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Plants appear as negatives, or deletions, in the landscape, and many are floating, unrooted.
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ProPublica records seven separate deletions since the beginning of May, and eighteen since the inauguration.
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The deletions meant they lost years' worth of Facebook posts and conversations, in many cases.
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The Environmental Data & Governance Initiative, a watchdog group, has been tracking many of these deletions.
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After that, account deletions become permanent and Twitter has lost all of us for good.
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In fact, we only found a handful of public complaints about the deletions, so far.
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There's no intent to circumvent and there were mass deletions after a subpoena was issued.
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Politwoops has recorded high-profile deletions that captured press attention and sparked controversy or ridicule.
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Trump perused it and, without suggesting any additions or deletions, nodded that it looked fine.
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As disorienting (and puzzling) as any of the additions to the rooms were the deletions.
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Big picture: There may be more Facebook page deletions to come from other prominent businesses.
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These deletions make Michael seem like more of a bitter scold than he is already.
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Prosecutors say he "made suggestions for alterations, deletions and amendments" that misled the Taylor Inquiry.
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On Technology White supremacist marchers had not yet lit their torches when the deletions began.
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That started with the first #deleteUber campaign that resulted in 400,000 or so account deletions.
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These same people said there were at least two mass deletions and both occurred without explanation.
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Although the data clearly points to a spike in deletions, this process is likely still underway.
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Lots of people are Reports of Instagram account deletions surfaced on Facebook and Reddit as well.
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You can thank Congress — and you can start bracing for more deletions and censorship to come.
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The company shared both stats about the account deletions and samples of the content they shared.
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Com's AWS says "we are seeing recovery for S3 object retrievals, listing and deletions" - website * Amazon.
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Many of Trump's more minor deletions are tweets that asked followers to tune into media appearances.
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The F.B.I. described the deletions by Mr. Combetta in a summary of its investigation into Mrs.
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The company later told the researchers that the deletions were the result of a labeling problem.
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Corrections, Updates and Deletions Vox Media makes every effort for content to be completely accurate upon publication.
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What's also interesting, Noonan notes, is that Amazon's product ratings were largely unaffected, despite the mass deletions.
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" To be sure, the New York Times revealed that the deletions "have slowed drastically in recent weeks.
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Analysis by Abide shows that the rewrite comprises 51 new fields, 22 amended fields and seven deletions.
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They sought out structural changes in the genes, like deletions or transposition of DNA to another location.
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One method, suggested by WIRED's Lily Hay Newman, is to curate your bulk deletions by email address.
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Omar's office did not immediately return a request for comment Tuesday from The Hill on the deletions.
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She suggests affected businesses appeal their account suspensions or deletions to Facebook and press for more information.
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Confusing things even further, some users claim that these blog deletions are reversible if you contact Tumblr support.
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File edits, renames, additions, and deletions get undone, actions in shared folders get rolled back, and so on.
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What's odd is that Apple has not been able to cause music deletions to happen in internal testing.
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But Pruitt sought to link the deletions to his work to expedite Superfund cleanups and prioritize the program.
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Only the details of the defense, energy, healthcare, constitutional rights, and transportation policies survived the deletions, it shows.
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After Ms. Morris made earlier deletions, the two E.P.A. attorneys — who became aware of the issue after receiving Outlook emails notifying them that their names had been removed from a past meeting — told Ms. Morris to stop making deletions to the calendar, according to a person familiar with the call.
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According to YouTube, the deletions are part of a bigger effort to weed out exploitative content on the platform.
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Given that Facebook stores so much of our online conversations these days, the sudden deletions prompted complaints from users.
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The three largest deletions from the index were Continental Resources, Marathon Oil and Freeport-McMoRan, according to a release.
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I noticed that one of those deletions was of an article about the Puerto Rican volleyball player Noami Santos.
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The result was a massive online protest under the #deleteUber hashtag, which resulted in more than 200,000 account deletions.
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Cambridge University Press confirmed the deletions in a statement, saying it had done so to safeguard its other publications.
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The deletions raise questions about "the trust one can put in research based on such shaky ground," he said.
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Uber, for one thing, isn't up for publicly sharing its numbers—well, at least, related to the number of deletions.
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The company found that app removals increased by 1003 percent in October 2100, with mobile games seeing the most deletions.
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When the researchers looked at snakes that do not have leg bones, they found even more deletions in the enhancers.
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But many of the deletions are more run-of-the-mill fixes, from purging retweets to posts with minor typos.
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The deletions came largely from spammers attempting to flood Facebook with a large volume of content, according to the report.
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The account deletions announced on Monday comprised a relatively small figure compared with the tens of millions of British users.
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Scientists fear the online deletions will extend far beyond changes to introductory websites and into the realm of government data.
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The latests revisions in the NIEHS only compound with similar deletions on the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency websites.
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This is meant to give users a way to undo accidental deletions and is not a bug, according to Google. 2.
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The notice covers the destruction of any documents related to the case, including deletions related to the change in presidential administration.
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All of these watches are basically the same inside, with minor additions or deletions like GPS, heart rate monitors, or LTE.
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From Science Magazine: They found three DNA deletions in the genetic switch that controls the activity of the Sonic hedgehog gene.
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And that then caused real damage to Uber's business, with hundreds of thousands of deletions over what was essentially a misunderstanding.
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Furthermore, the AP found that the pace of deletions by the Trump administration is, on average, slower than predecessors thus far.
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There are also containers and deletions, which give you some idea of what's to come with the letters you've been given.
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The new study, conducted in Europe, involved 25 boys with confirmed deletions of the DMD gene amenable to skipping exon 53.
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But many feel this new research is worth taking seriously, and that CRISPR might cause large, unexpected deletions to a cell's genome.
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That even though I think the number of 200,000 deletions was really, possibly by BuzzFeed early on and the controversy and then.
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"The film itself is not trying to highlight anything, but when we deliberately make deletions, it makes these things sensitive," said another.
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But experts are also concerned about the risk of manipulation of data or changes and deletions that cause confusion on Election Day.
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The company followed through with these deletions, even pulling as many as 25,25 apps from its store during one month last fall.
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The goal: Compiling the data and monitoring changes or deletions on government websites is a huge task, so automation is the key.
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But overall, churn rates are stable for now, Patreon says, and the deletions are not at a rate other businesses are seeing.
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Justice Department lawyers asked that the judge bless the deletions from the report based on a declaration submitted by a department official.
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The changes include: The deletions and omissions are an apparent rejection of Obama's (often unfulfilled) vow to emphasize transparency during his administration.
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Well into Sunday morning, #deleteuber was a top trending topic on Twitter, with many commenters sharing screenshots of their deletions or account cancellations.
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And there were several confusing deletions, including on net neutrality from Breitbart writer Milo Yiannopoulos, who is actually a moderator of the subreddit.
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The New York Times reported that the #DeleteUber campaign had led to 200,000 account deletions, and that was before Rigetti's blog post dropped.
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Some websites have seen altering of wording on specific topics, but as of yet, there don't seem to have been any major deletions.
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Such deletions occur largely due to "concerns about social hygiene and morality," says Alicia D. Bonaparte, PhD, Professor of Sociology at Pitzer College.
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For instance, we'll need mechanisms in the mirrorworld to prevent fakes, stop illicit deletions, spot rogue insertions, remove spam, and reject insecure parts.
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Though the high-powered Twitter user has deleted his tweets en masse before, his latest deletions were limited to his posts about Trump.
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The #deleteUber movement hit the business hard, with Uber reporting over 200,000 account deletions, although other sources said the number was even higher.
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You can also delete recordings individually, in batches, or set up automatic deletions using the Alexa app or on your Alexa Privacy page.
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The users were given a variety of reasons for the deletions, from accusations of hearsay to violations of the site's family-friendly policy. 5.
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They have a thumb drive and a forensic image of the accuser's MacBook, but he could not guarantee there were no deletions, Garabedian said.
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But waiting until it was confronted with evidence of the deletions and public backlash shows Facebook is only being transparent with users when forced.
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Sources familiar with the breach told Reuters in December the company did a forensic analysis of the Florida hacker's computer to verify the deletions.
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The deletions of sites in 2628 -- four partial and three complete -- mean that the EPA judged those sites sufficiently cleaned up from past pollution.
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The deletions of sites in 85003 -- four partial and three complete -- mean that the EPA judged those sites sufficiently cleaned up from past pollution.
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The media reports said the deletions took place after a U.S. Department of Justice order to stop any "routine" data deletion at Volkswagen of America.
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And there were several confusing deletions, including one question on net neutrality from Breitbart writer Milo Yiannopoulos, who is actually a moderator of the subreddit.
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Political appointees may make changes and deletions, although since the process is happening out of public view, there's no indication about whether that has happened.
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Reuters contacted 228 scientists who served in the IARC expert working group that conducted the weedkiller review to ask them about the edits and deletions.
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The deletions made it difficult for certain proteins to land, resulting in only a brief window of gene activity during the development of the python embryo.
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More-advanced users may want to make other changes, like selecting how they want Drive to handle file deletions, or changing the download or upload rates.
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A summary judgment opinion issued Wednesday in a Federal Trade Commission case against Amazon is the latest example of what these routine deletions cost the public.
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On its recent Africa related deletions, Facebook said: The people behind this network used fake accounts to run Pages, disseminate their content and artificially increase engagement.
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In one experiment, they found two-thirds of the edited genes showed expected levels of small unwanted changes, but 20% of them had large unplanned deletions.
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The company saw some 400,000 account deletions, while rival Lyft saw a 60 percent increase in new users, Lyft head of product Taggart Matthiessen told Recode.
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According to Brazilian newspaper Folha, the deletions were the first time the site has taken action against content posted by Bolsonaro, first elected in October 2018.
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Side effects include nausea, dizziness, numbness, dumbness, Dementias, deletions, leeches, letches, hexes, hoaxes, hocus-pocuses, And, if there is justice, spiritual, moral, federal, state, & local charges.
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There is the hope that waves of deletions will send a signal to the company's leaders and to the lawmakers who are meant to regulate it.
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Server, literally having top secret classified special access program information on an -- mishandled it, destroyed it, covered it up, obstructed after subpoena deletions and all of that.
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"This year there are 10 additions and 2 deletions from the Russell 1000 so it is a much larger trade in the Russell 1000 space," said Cajic.
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The random wave of deletions also appeared right after Robert Kardashian had his verified account taken down after posting explicit photos of his ex-girlfriend, Blac Chyna.
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Those deletions are under review, and 28 have been "recreated" thus far, but still: hundreds of pages once lived happily on the site, and now they're gone.
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A Washington Post report later said that the Trump administration protested his prepared written testimony before the panel, inserting deletions and criticizing his remarks as climate propaganda.
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"We have made it a priority to get these sites cleaned up faster and in the right way," Pruitt said in a Tuesday statement announcing the deletions.
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That was not so, but Uber got dinged by app deletions anyway and also again when Kalanick stepped down from Trump's business council in response to that.
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Mr. Barr has promised to give lawmakers — by mid-April, "if not sooner" — as much of the report as possible, subject to several categories of necessary deletions.
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The effort began about a year ago, when volunteer teams of educators, academics and other community members, overseen by the state, gathered to make revisions and deletions.
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Former users weren't ready for a digital world in which they spent countless hours to disappear forever, and perhaps Webkinz's account deletions may have the same effect.
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Here's a roundup of how many tweets each of the top candidates deleted from late January when Politwoops went back online to Friday, March 4: BERNIE SANDERS Number of total deletions: 58 Number of retweets deleted: 2023 Median time between tweet and deletion: 1 minute Longest lag time between tweet and deletion: 5 hours Most of Sanders's deletions are retweets that are quickly removed but still captured by the Politwoops database.
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Not only are you not reliably getting the replacement that you want, you also usually get those random insertions or deletions as well—leading potentially to more problems.
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That survey did not attempt to attribute these deletions to any particular cause, though the authors speculate that a year of data privacy scandals has taken its toll.
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The omission was spotted earlier by The Hill, which believes the page was removed the day after Trump's inauguration, when a raft of other deletions were carried out.
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It frequently removes posts that have news value and then blames the deletions on moderation errors, saying that its team processes million of reports of abuse a week.
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The move outraged committee Republicans, who have asked the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia to investigate whether deletions from the server constitute illegal destruction of records.
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Republicans have called for the department to investigate the deletions, but the immunity deal with the specialist, Paul Combetta, makes it unlikely that the request will go far.
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Patreon also notes it's seeing slightly higher patron deletions as some members are choosing to exit the site due to financial hardships related to the COVID-19 crisis.
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Then late on Sunday, Apple yanked most of the content from Mr. Jones and Infowars off its iTunes store, quickly followed by deletions at Facebook, YouTube, and Spotify.
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Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.) pointed to an outstanding criminal referral from Chaffetz that asked the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia to investigate deletions from the server.
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In response to the cuts, a cell can make small random insertions or deletions around the cuts during the process of joining together the two dangling ends of DNA.
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Where most other companies have expanded their reports — Apple records account deletions, so does Facebook, and Microsoft, Twitter, Google and a bunch more — Amazon's report has stayed the same.
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Given that "Games" is one of the the largest, most popular, and highly-trafficked categories on the App Store, it's not surprising that it also saw the most deletions.
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On September 26, Mosseri posted an Instagram story using the hashtag, saying that he restored the wrongfully removed accounts, and included a link for others to appeal their deletions.
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Evie and two other girls were found to have small deletions or spelling mistakes in different areas of the PURA gene, which the researchers believed accounted for their illness.
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The result was more than 400,000 account deletions which in turn caused Lyft to rise for the first time to the top of the list of most-downloaded apps.
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The computer employee originally told the FBI in a February 2900 interview that he did not recall making any deletions from Clinton's server in March 220006, FBI records show.
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This, in combination with Kalanick's participation on the business advisory council, started a wave of deletions so huge that Uber had to build a new system to handle them all.
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Twitter's performance is also criticized, with the survey finding that only one of a hundred user messages had been erased, and none of the deletions took place within 24 hours.
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She said that Clinton had specifically set up a private email server with the intent to circumvent the system and that there were "mass deletions" after Clinton received a subpoena.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is touting the deletions as a victory in his mission to chip away at the 1,300 or so sites for which the agency is overseeing cleanups.
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There are serious concerns about using CRISPR to edit genes in adults with inheritable diseases, including off-target editing that can cause cancers and or large deletions and rearrangement of DNA.
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The vulnerabilities, coupled with fallout from the Cambridge Analytica data mining scandal, have set off a Facebook privacy reckoning that's inspired grassroots campaigns to #DeleteFacebook, leading to some high-profile deletions.
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The gene editing tool CRISPR-Cas9 may cause large deletions and rearrange the DNA it is targeting in some cases, according to a new U.K. study published in Nature Biotechnology Monday.
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Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.) on Thursday morning pointed to an outstanding criminal referral from Chaffetz that asked the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia to investigate deletions from the server.
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Aides said that in the last two weeks, Mr. Trump received printed drafts of the speech — with ample margins — and used a black felt marker to make additions, deletions and changes.
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After submitting his first book to the C.I.A. for a prepublication review — a system he had created — the agency insisted on more than 19743 deletions in the name of national security.
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It's not just the sheer mass of the deletions and reports, but also a glance at the processes on site that reveals that content moderation is a complex challenge even for Facebook.
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If Uber is seeking to blame Rigetti for the resurgence of the #DeleteUber movement, it also suggests that the account deletions may have hit the company harder than its spokespersons have admitted.
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Update (12:54 PM PT): AWS says it's seeing "recovery for S3 object retrievals, listing and deletions" which means you're probably seeing avatars and other visuals assets come back in some spots.
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It's not clear what Fowler means when she says Uber has named or blamed her for the account deletions the company has seen in the wake of her making her allegations public.
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Users of Microsoft's voice assistant can delete recordings — but such deletions require action from the user and would be required on a rolling basis as long as the product continues being use.
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Such is his mystique in the world of finance, however, that one of his followers assumed that the misspellings and deletions were part of a premeditated scheme to exploit Twitter's visibility algorithms.
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These automatic deletions aren't advertised well by Google, so use this opportunity as a reminder to check in every once in a while on those backups if you plan to continue saving them.
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Do you believe as I do that Hillary Clinton had a rigged investigation, that she violated the Espionage Act, it was a big case of obstruction with the emails, deletions and Bleach Bit?
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Accenture collects data on its employees for purposes including analyzing the market value of individual skills and capabilities, but it allows employees to challenge the data and ask for corrections or even deletions.
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"Over the past 48 hours in particular, we've seen an uptick in the number of accounts violating these policies and have taken enforcement actions against these accounts," including Tweet deletions and permanent suspension.
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A review of the archive over the past month shows the press took notice of most bombshell deletions almost instantly, as the intense scrutiny on this year's candidates carries over to social media.
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The system, which Liu's lab has dubbed "prime editing," can for the first time make virtually any alteration—additions, deletions, swapping any single letter for any other—without severing the DNA double helix.
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Schiff said he would compare any deletions the FBI and the Department of Justice might request with any White House edits to try to identify any attempts to withhold information for political purposes.
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As much as you'd like to think of people working en mass to have some sort of impact on what might be going on, doesn't seem to be the case here with the deletions.
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This has been shown in numerous studies, and although unexpected insertions and deletions (abbreviated "indels") of a handful of base pairs has been observed, no greater damage has been expected or seen — until now.
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Trump also took some indirect hits at Clinton, saying that she had no "intent to circumvent" the White House email system and that she didn't engage in "mass deletions" after a subpoena was issued.
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You and I both know that in order for the government to admit something into court, they&aposve got to show its continuing custody and that no changes or additions or deletions have been made.
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What they found: Deletions of up to several thousand DNA bases were seen, along with complex rearrangements at the target site, which means neighboring genes could be affected or cell function altered, the authors said.
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Also, whereas the current DNA-sequencing technology is very good at identifying single letter changes in the DNA sequence, it's less good at spotting more than just a single letter change, or insertions or deletions.
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Mr. Barr has promised to give lawmakers as much of the report as possible by mid-April, subject to necessary deletions, but Democrats are growing increasingly impatient with the prospect of a heavily redacted document.
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When Trump deleted several tweets in 2017, watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington and the National Security Archive filed a lawsuit, claiming the deletions represented a violation of the Presidential Records Act.
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Ivanka Trump also took some indirect hits at Clinton, saying that she had no "intent to circumvent" the White House email system and that she didn't engage in "mass deletions" after a subpoena was issued.
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And, besides off-target editing or large deletions, another issue to worry about is mosaicism, where there could be a mix of edited and unedited genes that allow the targeted disease or health problem to continue.
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Uber is locked in a money-losing battle with U.S. competitor Lyft, which appears to have been the beneficiary of the Uber backlash, though neither company has released any exact numbers for app downloads or deletions.
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It uses a new kind of guide RNA, called pegRNA, to make specific insertions and deletions and is able to change any of the 12 single-letter combinations in the DNA in human cells, he adds.
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For example, Nintendo would regularly purge "low popularity" levels from the servers, a fuzzy metric that lead to Mario Maker fans begging one another to play their levels, hoping to survive the next wave of deletions.
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This was brought sharply into focus in recent studies: Earlier this week, U.K. scientists published a study in Nature Biotechnology saying in some cases CRISPR may cause large deletions and rearrange the DNA it is targeting.
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Scientists who fear that the White House could tamper with the report have focused on this review, noting that political appointees could demand major changes or deletions, or simply refuse to approve the report at all.
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In around 20% of cells examined, the use of CRISPR-Cas9 had caused unintended deletions or rearrangements of strings of DNA more than 100 base pairs long—and some as long as several thousand DNA base pairs.
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YouTube told BuzzFeed News that the deletions were part of a scheduled effort to combat this type of content and that some of the accounts and videos provided by BuzzFeed News were already scheduled to be purged.
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Background: CRISPR can use different enzymes, most often Cas9, to target specific genes for editing, but there remain safety concerns, as it's been shown to sometimes cause unwanted deletions, edit the wrong genes or move genes around.
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"Since 123 this variant force of nature has caught wind of shutdowns, shutoffs, mergers, and plain old deletions—and done our best to save the history before it's lost forever," the group says on its official site.
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If these vital elements are replaced by private processes with no transparency, accountability or effective mechanisms for affected parties to appeal and remedy their deletions or deactivations, power will inevitably be abused with no consequences for the abusers.
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The suggestion by the two GOP-appointed judges that the courts should step aside in impeachment-related legal battles could have significance far beyond the smattering of deletions in the Mueller report made to preserve grand jury secrecy.
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As far as we know, Twitter hasn't built some kind of advanced tool to stop copyright infringement, it's just using simple brute-force deletions, which is enough when all you have to do is find and destroy video clips.
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The deletions come a day after Twitter's CEO Jack Dorsey defended the decision not to remove InfoWars and Jones from the platform in the face of the outlet being kicked off other platforms such as Facebook, Spotify and YouTube.
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While data from ASO100, a firm which analyses app store data, indicates that hundreds of apps are removed from China's app store a day, the removal of the New York Times' app is among the most high-profile deletions.
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However, peeking behind the deletions could shed further light on the Trump campaign's attempts to connect with WikiLeaks or the infamous Trump Tower meeting between senior campaign staffers and a Russian attorney promising "dirt" on Hillary Clinton, Trump's opponent.
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When it's broken and rejoined, as routinely happens when DNA is damaged but also during the recombination of genes in sexual reproduction, large numbers of transposons make it easy for strands to misalign, and that slippage can result in deletions.
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If they cannot prove that there are no deletions or changes, and we don&apost know where it&aposs been, could that be the reason it was leaked to CNN and do you have any idea how it got to CNN?
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Ivanka Trump noted that there were "mass deletions" of Clinton's emails "after a subpoena was issued," though an FBI investigation did not find any evidence of obstruction of justice on the part of Clinton and her aides in the matter.
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That is, you're able to see how fast a tweet has been deleted by a politician or candidate, as well as track other metrics, like what and when politicians delete the most tweets or even which party is responsible for more deletions.
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But in his May interview, he said that at the time he made the deletions "he was aware of the existence of the preservation request and the fact that it meant he should not disturb Clinton's email data" on the Platte River server.
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Yet as Bradley and his colleagues discovered through a systematic study of human and mouse cells modified by CRISPR, this cellular repair process introduces a lot of errors—deletions and the scrambling of genetic code—to the DNA during the repair process.
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The account of the calendar deletions and the aftermath is based on interviews with four people who were working at the agency at the time, including Mr. Chmielewski and three others who asked not to be identified out of concern for retaliation.
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The official said the decision to grant immunity to the Clinton advisers as well as the computer technician involved in the email deletions was made "with the idea it would be better to know all the circumstances" before the case was closed out.
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The report said that Twitter removed only 20153 percent of content reported to it as criminal within 24 hours; Facebook deleted 39 percent; and YouTube removed 90 percent of user-reported criminal content and 82 percent of the deletions occurred 24 hours after the notification.
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There were a number of new sections in the report — including more data on emergency requests, account deletions, and non-criminal data demands — but what stood out most was the section on National Security Letters, a controversial legal method used to secretly demand customer data.
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While they found that CRISPR had indeed successfully corrected the desired gene and restored vision to the mice, two different mice had undergone more than 1,500 unintended mutations, as well as more than 100 deletions and insertions of genes researchers did not aim to affect.
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Ms. Morris, who started work as Mr. Pruitt's scheduler in June 2017, confirmed Wednesday that she was fired after she raised objections about the deletions, which she believed were illegal, although she said that Mr. Chmielewski did not tell her his reasons for firing her.
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"NARA is requesting that CBP respond within 30 calendar days concerning these allegations and, to the extent an unauthorized disposal occurred, indicating the specific actions CBP will take to recover records and mitigate future unauthorized alterations or deletions of CBP records," the letter said.
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Democratic hopeful Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE tops the list, with 58 deletions from January to March 4.
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Since base editing does not cause a break in the DNA, it might produce more predictable results than CRISPR, which can cause "slightly unpredictable" insertions or deletions in the genetic code, Professor Robin Lovell-Badge of the Francis Crick Institute in London said in an email.
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To preserve copies of your files ahead of potential catastrophes like accidental deletions or dead hard drives, get an external drive to use with the backup software included with Windows (or to use with a third-party backup program), or find an online backup service you like.
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There are also other distinctive changes found in the genomes of cancer cells -- including deletions or insertions of small sections of DNA, characteristic changes to consecutive base pairs, and larger alterations and rearrangements -- which can help to further refine the characteristic fingerprint of a particular mutational process.
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This measure looks at the proportion of users opening the app each day after the initial day of download — continuing until the 30th day… the idea being to measure engagement meaningfully versus looking at app deletions (as lots of people just stop using an app versus actively deleting it).
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Lanny J. Acosta Jr. of the Army, said that he reviewed a sample of evidence provided to defense lawyers and found "deletions that could fairly be characterized as self-serving and calculated to avoid embarrassment," and "indicative of a minimalist view" of evidence defense lawyers were entitled to receive.
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The political pressure from Washington was the "impetus" for tech platforms to move beyond their skittishness over stifling free speech and move toward mass deletions based on affiliation with hate groups, regardless of the content, according to Seamus Hughes, deputy director of George Washington University's Program on Extremism.
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But Mr. Mueller devoted more than a dozen pages of his 448-page report, which Mr. Barr made public on Thursday with some deletions, to systematically dissect and rebut Mr. Barr's sweeping theory of executive power, which Mr. Trump's lawyers had put forward earlier in a more abbreviated form.
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Documents seen by Reuters show how a draft of a key section of the International Agency for Research on Cancer's (IARC) assessment of glyphosate - a report that has prompted international disputes and multi-million-dollar lawsuits - underwent significant changes and deletions before the report was finalised and made public.
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More from VICE: There are also other distinctive changes found in the genomes of cancer cells—including deletions or insertions of small sections of DNA, characteristic changes to consecutive base pairs, and larger alterations and rearrangements—which can help to further refine the characteristic fingerprint of a particular mutational process.
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The pair's failings also contrast negatively with Google, which is reported to have made significant improvements regarding YouTube content complaints since the tests began — with the study finding that 90 percent of user-reported criminal content was deleted from the platform, and 82 percent of the deletions occurred 24 hours after the notification.
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Why it matters: The technique, called prime editing, adds a third editing tool for mammalian cells in a manner that lessens the rate of the dangerous off-target deletions or insertions caused by the other types of tools, according to Broad Institute's David Liu, co-author of the paper published in Nature.
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Because of that pattern, Judge Walton wrote, he could not look away from the fact that the portions of the Mueller report that the Justice Department was withholding in the Freedom of Information Act case mirrored the deletions made under Mr. Barr's guidance in the version of the report released in April.
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Why it matters: While this research is still in early stages, as both teams tested their techniques on bacterial cells, experts say the technique could allow edited genes to be more precisely inserted into genomes, possibly addressing concerns with current CRISPR systems that can lead to off-target editing and random deletions or even cancer.
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We just need to figure out one more water feature, something in Italy that works with this pattern — hopefully you have heard of the RIVER PO. The revealer refers to the initial word in this succession of deletions, POUND, because in order to whittle down to that little PO we have to LOSE WEIGHT.
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Jack Goldsmith, a former head of DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel, wrote this week that he can attest "from personal experience" that "the executive branch often circulates manuscripts submitted for prepub review widely, including to political officials, & it often asks for deletions for reasons having nothing to do" with the disclosure of classified information.
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There have been no major feature relocations or deletions (okay, maybe one) and you should have no trouble finding your now well-organized app list under Start, Windows Settings or the updated Actions an Notifications center (a swipe in from the right edge of the screen or a tap on the icon in the right corner).
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Steven Wasserman, vice president for policy of the National Association of Assistant US Attorneys and a federal prosecutor in Washington, DC, told BuzzFeed News that it wasn't immediately clear to him why those portions were removed, but he didn't think the deletions would alter how prosecutors do their jobs, since they dealt with concepts that are drilled into prosecutors.
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If you do opt for Dropbox or Google Drive to sync files to a new computer via the cloud, make sure to uninstall the desktop clients or otherwise unlink the computer before you wipe the data on your original machine—otherwise those same deletions are going to propagate to the cloud and to your other connected computers.
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At that time the technology did not exist to determine the cause of this disorder, but from these rare families we know that CIP—now known by wonkier names like Channelopathy-associated insensitivity to pain and Hereditary Sensory and Autonomic Neuropathy—is the result of specific mutations or deletions within single genes required for transmitting pain signals.
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On the GOP side, John Kasich tops the list, with 85003, ahead of the race's front-runner, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who has 28 deletions.
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Even if Britain does not initially want to change such laws, many make reference to EU institutions and protocols, so they will need rewriting to make sense; a "Draft Brexit Act" published by Allen & Overy, a law firm, suggests that "deletions, simplifications, shortenings and removal of red-tape" as well as clarification of the "status of guidelines" will all be up for grabs.
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Oversight Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) has issued a criminal referral asking the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia to investigate deletions from the server.
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It's not yet safe enough to make too many edits to the genomes of human embryos, but we can confidently make deletions, alterations and insertions to alter the expression of a few genes where the potential benefits seem to outweigh the risks — like for increased resistance to some deadly viruses, greater ability to build and maintain muscle mass, or a lower risk of cancer, diabetes, familial Alzheimer's, and coronary disease.
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Here, he lies to them twice, they give him immunity and he comes in and finally admits that he obstructed justice, which is what they suspected, by erasing items that were under subpoena or under an order to preserve them, but after admitting that he says, "You know what, that crucial conversation I had about these deletions on March 22016th with David Kendall and Michelle Mills, I can&apost remember anything about that".
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"What is already certain is that the alterations and deletions of the Moscow Data make it impossible to conclude definitively that any of the athletes included in the LIMS database do not have a case to answer for breach of the antidoping rules, which is just as unwelcome an outcome for the clean athletes among them," the author of the WADA report, the British lawyer Jonathan Taylor, wrote to WADA's board members last month.
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EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE is touting the deletions as a victory in his mission to chip away at the 28503,22019 or so sites for which the agency is overseeing cleanups.
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EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE is touting the deletions as a victory in his mission to chip away at the 28500,6900 or so sites for which the agency is overseeing cleanups.
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