I was doing research on them and they were doing research on me and they said, 'No, we know you're involved that's one of the reasons we want you.
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" And they were like: "There's no one doing research.
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Facebook is making the change after doing research on users.
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Some of them have been doing research there for decades.
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And he's doing research to find out more about this.
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"I began doing research on the internet," Mr. Gass said.
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When we play with these toys, we're doing research labor.
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"I was fascinated, and I started doing research," Nyong'o said.
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One thing, of course, is its founding commitment to doing research.
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Sam and Katy met in Indonesia in 2003 while doing research.
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But that hasn't stopped him from doing research on the drug.
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Tell me about the process of doing research for the book.
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Maybe they're just doing research for that book they've got planned.
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I like a good conspiracy theory, so I started doing research.
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EXCLUSIVE: Photo of Vanity Fair writer doing research on Australia pic.twitter.
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"I've been doing research on Airbnb for years now," Wachsmuth said.
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What I stressed earlier is the C.D.C. should be doing research.
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An illustrator doing research for a book asked Twitter for help.
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She spent several summers doing research at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
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Reporters were working their sources and doing research across Arabic media.
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For many reasons, doing research in nutrition is very, very hard.
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While doing research, she discovered queer photographer Alia Romagnoli on Instagram.
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"I'm doing research on it, I'm kind of interested," the actress adds.
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I've been doing research on risk for close to 60 years now.
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I began doing research and people told me it would be impossible.
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He is pounding away at his keyboard, doing research for his dissertation.
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Are you here doing research for yourself or are you with business?
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If so, props to Gomez for doing research on her interviewer. 83.
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Doing research in places like Kenya can be difficult for foreign scientists.
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While I was doing research, I signed up for some dating apps.
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I was doing research for an event and was surfing the internet.
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Dern also reportedly met with Wasser while doing research for the character.
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He once described the thrill he felt doing research with primary documents.
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Eighty-four percent of participants said they spent time online doing research.
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I've even been doing research about companies that I could work at overseas.
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I spent time in the city, taking a lot of photographs, doing research.
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Do you ever wonder how long you spend reading emails or doing research?
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After doing research, Ethan determined the man was San Mateo Officer Robert Davies.
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But we're still doing research to find out whether that's true in practice.
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They were doing research -- Christopher Steele had not been hired at that point.
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Just start reading books, doing research and start pursuing a life of passion!
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Doing research in this area is very difficult, for a number of reasons.
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Or are you going and doing research to go and flush out ideas?
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Do you remember being an undergrad and doing research studies for beer money?
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So we booked it, and as we started doing research on the resort.
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Jim Heimann: It all started when I was doing research on Hollywood nightclubs.
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Gibney starts doing research on The Outsider in her efforts to stop it.
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He's currently working a part-time job doing research at his alma mater.
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The directors stumbled upon Muratova's beehives while doing research for an environmental documentary.
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Scientists complain that they have generally been barred from doing research on farms.
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It was in doing research around Governors Island that everything started coming together.
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"As an organization, we've been pretty committed to doing research and development," Reed said.
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I spend the morning catching up on articles, doing research, and procrastinating a lot.
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"What we're doing is doing research that would otherwise not be done," he said.
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She could be doing research, as her Honest Company sells products through the former.
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While she was having it done, I was doing research on 19th century mastectomies.
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I don't bury myself in libraries, doing research on battles -- air, land, or sea.
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Damjanski said he came up with the idea while doing research on the artist.
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Our Mr. Coffee is ancient, so he's doing research on buying a new one.
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Freelance journalist A.C. Shilton also noticed inconsistencies and started doing research of her own.
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He started doing research on the buildings and storefronts he saw in the photographs.
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What was the most surprising thing you learned while doing research for the book?
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I didn't just rush out and buy one; I took my time doing research.
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He'd been doing research on lactose intolerance, and was thinking about sustainable, nondairy alternatives.
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I feel like I have been doing research on this film my entire life.
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Part of the problem lies in the difficulty in doing research in this area.
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So they began asking and doing research about what are the best scholarship opportunities.
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Explain these are people who are doing research into understanding how the platform works.
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Some people believe that people like me should be doing research in the first place.
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Next, her team is doing research on the effects of alternate-day fasting on diabetics.
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He was in charge of doing research on the US and drafting social media content.
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Doing research in other cities and regions, I hadn't spent much time in the Northwest.
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Crews spend their days doing research and field work, just as they would on Mars.
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Or you can use the pen to circle any word while you are doing research.
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Critics have attacked Facebook in the past for doing research on users without their permission.
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And what sort of voter waits until the day of voting to bother doing research?
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She found him while doing research for her show "Sideswiped" about women using dating apps.
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Wielgus had spent years in the surrounding woods doing research, and he loved the area.
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For me, personally, it was one of the great shocks when I was doing research.
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"He could have been an individual that was doing research," the local police chief said.
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That being said, I would make more money in private practice than by doing research.
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He wanted the story to come across as authentic as possible, which meant doing research.
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"Doing research on my own outside of school became part of my identity," said Tie.
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The real and physical documents need to be available to scholars and others doing research.
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"That's not the time to be doing research into people you don't know," she added.
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And when we would be doing research we would find we would hear about it.
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"It's not true," Mikkelson chuckles to himself, while doing research on the computer at his desk.
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When doing research my XLG collection, I looked to my big and tall friends for inspiration.
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When we started doing research on it, there are so many blogs dedicated to this room.
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That's actually one of the funny things that came up while doing research for the book.
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I spend the rest of the afternoon doing research and fleshing out an article I pitched.
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Actually, Lovelace says he performed this task while doing research for an article back in 2015.
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Rosenbluth cautioned investors from flocking to zero-fee ETFs without doing research on the underlying indexes.
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JH: We've recognized the head's problematic history for many years now and began doing research then.
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Urtasun is currently doing research into machine perception, with a focus on making autonomous vehicles safer.
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Kuefler said she has been doing research with gun control advocacy groups for about a decade.
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It's also possible to build an itinerary by reading history and travel books and doing research.
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"So, she said, "I went home and started doing research and drawing designs in my study.
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I started doing research, and it was striking how women don't feel comfortable negotiating for raises.
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All the while, she kept doing research, staying up late and searching for the next step.
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In 2014, when I was doing research for an article, I started my own personal list.
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Second, doing research that highlights vulnerabilities makes it possible to design products with solutions in mind.
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He paid his parents' contribution by working on the summer dorm crews and doing research jobs.
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He said he spent over $1,000 in fees and numerous hours filing forms and doing research.
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Perry guesses he spends a "couple hundred hours" each October and November doing research and consulting.
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I spend about three hours sending emails and doing research before I start to get hungry.
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The project involves students doing research and writing a paper, according to The Raleigh News & Observer.
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Peterson is both a clinical and research psychologist, meaning he sees patients while also doing research.
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And then when we started doing research, we were like, 'Oh, there's a reason that's a stereotype.
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Doing research for Mattel, Dichter determined that children liked Barbie, but her mature figure made parents uncomfortable.
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Anthropologist Shalini Shankar spent six years doing research on spelling bees and talking to parents of competitors.
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Worse yet, doing research will require money, which means I need to actively work on finding funding.
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Think long term, spend some time doing research and ask around to find the best potential partners.
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At 3403, he was in Washington doing research for a Ph.D. in history under a Harvard fellowship.
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However, she soon found out after doing research that the man lived in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, WKYT reported.
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RunSafe, a Mclean Virginia startup, got started doing research for DARPA on how to defend critical infrastructure.
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The actress writes that while doing research to play Olivia Benson, she was met with "staggering" statistics.
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The couple spent months doing research, monitoring how booked up business was at the company in Nashville.
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So we're also doing research trying to incorporate these corrections and have the systems learn from instruction.
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"Doing research and legwork on where we're currently at is really important in that process," says Alcala.
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Ohr's wife, Nellie Ohr, worked for Fusion GPS doing research and analysis on Trump, Simpson has disclosed.
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As Trump was clinching the GOP nomination, the Free Beacon told Fusion GPS to stop doing research.
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Ms. Guerrera, 20, will be in New York, doing research on molecular compounds and taking linear algebra.
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McCord says you should be doing research on other companies even if you already have a job.
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In fact, I'm on Common Sense maybe 10 times a week doing research to counter his arguments.
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Doing research on prospective clients and reaching out to them with a simple email or phone call.
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I was definitely doing research at the homestead, looking for the places she was putting extra cash.
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First, they argue, governments need to hire scientists and develop quality internal teams doing research on risk.
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It wasn't until years after his death that I started doing research and piecing the story together.
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Other Americans: Matthew Trevithick — a Hingham, Massachusetts, student detained for 40 days while doing research in Iran.
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But doing research and writing the letters helped her to better express her views on current events.
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Doing research on the microbiome is not easy, and there are many opportunities to foul things up.
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Years later, I was in Italy doing research for my book and had requested a table for one.
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He was a PhD student at Washington doing research in mobile payments in MENA and Sub Saharan Africa.
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One minute, I'm doing research for an article, the next I'm thinking about an episode of Black Mirror.
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I've also written books about sexual pleasure and satisfaction and doing research with organizations like the Kinsey Institution.
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She first met the tabby on the set of 2004's Catwoman while doing research for the role.
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The agency perspective: CDC Director Robert Redfield said the Dickey Amendment doesn't prevent the agency from doing research.
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Let me be clear: he worked for NASA, doing research for the space program, for the US government.
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"This makes doing research easier," Todesco added, referring to the special devices that will be given to researchers.
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Lawyers have been doing research to determine what type of outside employment would be allowed, the officials said.
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She also could not say how many employees would be tech workers and engineers doing research and development.
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In his lab at Stanford, Dr. Huberman is doing research on breathing and how it impacts emotional states.
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Before, if you wanted to con someone, you had to do expend a lot of energy doing research.
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She has taught in a maximum security facility and has studied the ethics of doing research in prisons.
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If, say, Facebook is doing research with your Instagram photos, there's an issue with sharing that data publicly.
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Doing research and setting your expectations go a long way to having a good time at an Airbnb.
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I spent weeks before my recent trip to Thailand trying doing research on the "best" islands to visit.
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Many teams break down their data for their own personal insights, effectively doing research on the companies' behalf.
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Anyone doing research is trying to isolate something, but things move so quickly, they morphed into something else.
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For example, a biologist might want to use machine learning to analyze tons of data when doing research.
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In college, she started doing research on various security topics and eventually worked for the Department of Defense.
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"It was about a house father in his spare time doing research on the internet," Mr. Pool said.
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How much do you rely on the internet for school-related tasks like submitting homework and doing research?
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So we started doing research and we came across the [homeless youth shelter] Covenant House in New Orleans.
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When I came onto the set, they were already doing research on ballroom, and they knew what to expect.
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And if we can do things to mitigate the costs of doing research, we can make it more accessible.
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I became a computer scientist through internships at Facebook, working with startups, and doing research at labs at MIT.
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Testing assumptions, doing research and going small-scale allows you to pivot instead of falling flat on your face.
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In practice, methylene will have to be combined with another material, so we're still doing research on that material.
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When doing research about Hong Kong, one place that kept coming up as a must-visit was Chungking Mansions.
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" Drugmakers such as Biogen are "doing research, they're doing applied science to try and find a way to commercialization.
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Trump's new policy orders federal scientists to stop doing research with fetal tissue once their current supplies run out.
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Yes, it wouldn't be immediately available to government employees doing research, but it would have been much more secure.
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"In doing research for her platform, the first lady learned of #NoOneEatsAlone," Trump's communications director, Stephanie Grisham, told CNN.
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I've been curious about The Magic Castle since I moved here, and, doing research, turns out it's incredibly exclusive.
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Beckerle is the Alan R. and Barbara D. Finberg Fellow doing research on Saudi Arabia, women's rights and Yemen.
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While doing research for her book, Hauser found that women negotiate more effectively when they negotiate for someone else.
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Paul Enríquez is a lawyer and scientist currently doing research in Structural & Molecular Biochemistry at North Carolina State University.
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Opening multiple tabs on your Mac is extremely helpful when doing research, online shopping, or working on a project.
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When I was doing research at Algonquin Park, I felt immense eco-anxiety, especially returning back to the city.
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Reaching out for help Once she returned home, Peterson started doing research, wondering whether her rights had been violated.
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"Currently, federal law prohibits us from doing research on medical marijuana or prescribing medical marijuana," Shulkin told Task & Purpose.
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It's open to practically anyone interested in doing research in microgravity, such as academic institutions, commercial companies, and nonprofit organizations.
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I was doing research and I learned that business professionals [of color] couldn't find a salon that respected their time.
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Parker had never heard of TBT, but he started doing research on the tournament and reaching out to former players.
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"I'd been fighting as hard as I could — doing research, writing papers, giving interviews," Warren writes in her first memoir.
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But there's a problem with doing research this way: You find exactly what you're looking for, and nothing you're not.
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Before making the adjustment, Kraft had spent about three years doing research, tweaking the food and testing it with customers.
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"There isn't data yet, but there should be, and the government shouldn't be holding back on doing research," she said.
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Sorkin recommends using credit cards when you know you can pay back the money and spending time doing research beforehand.
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Julian Rosefeldt: While we were doing research for another project, I came across two manifestos from a French futurist artist.
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NB: My path to founding Accion started with my interest in studying space propulsion and doing research in the field.
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An HIV-positive gay man, he spent the following decades doing research and activism surrounding AIDS and other infectious diseases.
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The Irish L.G.B.T. group Lavender and Green Alliance is celebrating its 25th anniversary, so I'm doing research for an exhibit.
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Part of the problem has to do with the manner in which organizations go about doing research for new products.
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For Galea, who was doing research in Liberia at the time, it seemed like a no brainer: it wouldn't work.
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Pre-fire I would spend a significant amount of time developing relationships or doing research, and then I would photograph.
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But then I moved to the UK and wanted to continue what I was doing, which was writing, reporting, doing research.
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Zarema was determined to leave and found a contact for LGBTQ activists in a different Russian city while doing research online.
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The 35-year-old Godwin began working with drone technology while at Berkeley, doing research for the Office of Naval Research.
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"It was the late 1990s and I started doing research into what the Flat Earth Society was," Shenton told the Guardian.
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As NPR explains, Chen's job before he came to Uber was doing research at Yale teaching monkeys how to use money.
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So rather than passively watching TV, people are engaging with others and, more often, doing research based on what they're watching.
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She suggests doing research into the porn you consume: Search for company pages, Twitter profiles, media coverage, and production ethics statements.
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"There aren't many people doing research in this area because I think most people feel that polio is simple," Maldonado says.
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Mr. Zeller told me that the center was doing research to develop new warning labels that conformed with the 2009 law.
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Then I started doing research for the book, and he was almost exactly on the mark, which I should have assumed.
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Rich, 27, is an associate doing research on potential investments at Goldman Sachs in Manhattan, where the couple met in 2012.
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Wang was in Iran doing research for his doctoral dissertation in history at Princeton University when he was arrested last summer.
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Spurlock and his team learned about the rat temple while doing research for the movie, and couldn't believe what they saw.
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"Today, everyone claims their toys are educational, but most of these companies aren't doing research with child development specialists," says Golin.
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"Working full time, seeing patients and doing research and having a family is virtually an impossible thing to do," she said.
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While doing research for my senior thesis, I discovered two Afro-Puerto Rican female reggaeton artists, La Sista and La Hill.
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The suit says he fondled her breasts while a man with a camera, who Dr. Nassar said was doing research, filmed.
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By doing research, they can get specifications for a variety of systems; all operate at nominal 12V, 24V, or 48V outputs.
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I worked for a couple professors doing research on how technology would shape work, and that became my day trading strategy.
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"The things I love the most in this world (reading math, doing research, playing chess) are very, very inexpensive," he wrote.
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She created a fellowship that allowed roughly a third of undergraduates to spend 18 months doing research in faculty members' labs.
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Sidney was performing the scene actually with a real social worker who I met doing research from a clinic in Queens.
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"Something I've noticed in doing research for this game is often times people only do things they're good at," Huntley said.
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Regeni had been doing research on Egypt's labor movements — a politically sensitive issue in Egypt — when, on January 20103, he went missing.
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After doing research, he quickly recognised his target audience are urbanites who move flat and have an easily transportable and flexible sofa.
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After doing research, I've found that most won't work and the ones that actually show results cost an arm and a leg.
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He also expects the company to continue doing research and development that will keep it miles ahead of would-be vehicle hackers.
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In contrast, Edo pulls data from sources like search engines and content sites where people are doing research before making a purchase.
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Michael Lawrence: I got involved in the campaign when I was writing a book and doing research for a chapter on David.
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"We'll be working with our faculty doing research to advance to frontier of what we understand about gaming and gamers," Deppe said.
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Thankfully, one of them was preservationist Ross Lipman, who spent years compiling interviews and doing research into exactly how Film came together.
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When Chileans went to the polls to elect their first female president, Michele Bachelet, in 28503, I was in Santiago doing research.
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While doing research on the economic health of Hartford, one of us asked the head of a downtown Hartford nonprofit about gentrification.
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I spent a few days recently in Angangueo, about 75 miles west of Mexico City, doing research for a book about monarchs.
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She started doing research and it changed the life expectancy of sickle cell anemia patients from 18 years to over 93 years.
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Working in the Reading Room with me would be Ina, whose thoroughness and perceptivity in doing research I had learned to trust.
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But unless you are covertly doing research for a screenplay about a dysfunctional office, I'm guessing you don't want this to escalate.
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Even after doing research into car seats, I ended up sending back the first infant seat I bought for my daughter, Ellie.
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During the course of her investigation, she discovers that Amaya's most secretive division has been doing research into simulated realities and multiverses.
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She began doing research, talking to other parents of children with autism, reading blog posts and reaching out to therapists and programs.
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But soon, I started doing research, because no matter how hard I tried, I simply couldn't shake my attraction to trans women.
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They were doing research, they were doing a study, so policing was really probably moving toward being done in the right way.
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I said I was doing research for an interview, and we chatted about what I did — and what I hoped to do.
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The next year, he went to work at M.I.T.'s new Servomechanisms Laboratory, doing research in servomechanism theory and feedback control systems.
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A team under human resources staffer Nicki Bellington started doing research on the risks of remote work in the fall of 2018.
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Still, even after spending five years doing research on Revere, Dr. Wolverton said that she probably would not want to know him.
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I think that the environment for doing research — independent research — is a lot better than the environment I would expect in China.
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But while doing research about arranged marriages, I've made a surprising observation: These seemingly different kinds of matrimony may be beginning to converge.
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In the meantime, the CDC is doing research into the sexual transmission of the disease with the help of a few good men.
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KJE: She was doing research on the history of African Americans [at UVA] and thought she found footage … like documentaries of Black people.
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"The second my child was diagnosed with autism when he was three years old, my husband and I started doing research," she explained.
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We were doing research for our seventh and final season, in which we expand our private prison universe to include immigration detention centers.
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Upon doing research on global hair trends, we noticed common cool factors happening at some of the world's most forward-thinking hair salons.
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"It was the only product in the 'delay spray' market in America that had a patent and that was doing research," he says.
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That's why some prefer to keep their bugs and continue doing research rather than handicapping themselves for a reward of few thousand dollars.
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I settled in Dublin for a few months, living with three amazing Irish girls and doing research on an idea for a novel.
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Kast has made a career of seeking new uses for old drugs, often doing research during his free time while running his clinic.
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It wasn't until I was in my 173s and doing research for my forthcoming novel that he finally took me to the range.
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Later, while doing research at the University of Arizona, he opened a web-based date-coaching and lifestyle design service, Dr. D Lifestyle.
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At one point I was doing research on Jean Baptiste Point du Sable [the Haitian man who is considered the founder of Chicago].
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Richard V. Reeves, of the Brookings Institution, has been doing research on the persistence of social and economic disadvantage for a long time.
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In 2014, while doing research for Parkinson&aposs disease, he saw how a simple algorithm could accurately predict if someone had Parkinson&aposs.
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" About five years ago, I said to myself, "I'm really tired about doing research that people say is about deception and tricking people.
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He considered leaving Oklahoma after his junior year, but after doing research with Coach Lon Kruger, he chose to return for his senior season.
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My parents were big on supplements, so I started doing research in one of many books they had on vitamins, herbs, and alternative medicine.
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Wright said she isn't a huge baseball fan so she started doing research about prices and saw standing-room-only tickets for about $1,000.
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She said she trusted Uber, and only after doing research following her own experience learned that other women had been groped, assaulted, or raped.
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And everyone I've met in Antarctica shares this similar passion for doing research but also exploring and being on the frontiers and being outside.
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For 16 years, eHarmony has been doing research on happy couples and unhappy couples, hoping to determine what separates the former from the latter.
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The argument is that, especially when doing research into new fields, even experienced researchers don't necessarily know the appropriate keywords to be looking for.
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Neuroscientist Valorie Salimpoor has been doing research on that very phenomenon, and Liz talks to her about the mysteries of chills, memory, and Tïësto.
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While doing research on 212s nostalgia, I stumbled upon 22016sFest, a music festival "for the #tbt generation" that debuted in Brooklyn two years ago.
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She kept teaching and doing research on the chromosome makeup of various insects until her death of breast cancer at the age of 50.
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The mystery of a grain Years ago while doing research for his cookbook, Thiam was reintroduced to fonio, the grain he knew from childhood.
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And there are times when I look to my undergraduate classmates who now have PhDs and are doing research that may change the world.
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"We're doing research and are going to publish papers on what we're doing, so people can see for themselves that it works," he said.
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In doing research for a 2012 book, "Becoming a Candidate," Ms. Lawless found just over 18,000 elected officials at the state level in legislatures.
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The next teams to raise questions about how to handle dangerous research were doing research that we could have easily predicted would be dangerous.
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He's a medical doctor who's been doing research at Cornell University and is now waiting for a visa so he can work at Harvard.
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I have a great career helping people who stutter, teaching students about stuttering and doing research on the topic at The University of Toledo.
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Perhaps students get additional points for doing research on a country in their lineup, or for reporting back on a current events article. 5.
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One of the things I was most impressed about when I was doing research on her was the way people would talk about her.
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"The human literature will never be as strong as the animal literature, because of the problems inherent in doing research on humans," she said.
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Mr. Wang, 38, was arrested in August 2016 in Iran while doing research in archives there as a fourth-year doctoral student at Princeton.
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He was doing research related to fertilizer, open markets and local food production when he came across the tariff tracker and its errant entry.
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Ms. Vierra moved to Saudi Arabia in 2011 to teach at a women's university while doing research for a graduate degree, Ms. Carroll said.
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"With the help of CASIS and the ISS, we are doing research we cannot conduct here on Earth," said Kenneth Savin of Eli Lilly.
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"What I'd like to do is spend the rest of my life just doing research and writing books," Carter told CNN affiliate Spectrum News Austin.
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It's super cool technology, and it's a way to amplify the ability to do simulation testing, which is why we're doing research in that phase.
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Mr. Kaufman said he came across Mr. Guthrie's writings about Fred Trump while he was doing research at the Woody Guthrie Center's archives in Oklahoma.
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As Benny and team began doing research on the Asia market, they realized that working in a market that's twelve hours away is not easy.
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While doing research for the film, Mr. Atkins said, he came across an online community of people who claim to have had sex with ghosts.
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Dr. Waddington and others are doing research on how to restore bogs that have been drained, to reduce the risk of carbon loss through fires.
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"A combination of reading, seeing campuses and doing research will really start to clarify what a student might want or might not want," he says.
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PhotoCredit Resources for Issue Research: We've gathered resources that can be useful for students doing research on where the candidates stand on different election issues.
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Narang had been doing research in quantum computing, a new, powerful way to build computers that are exponentially more powerful than those we have today.
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Searches into Sayoc's laptop and cell phone showed he had been doing research online about the homes and families of the recipients of the packages.
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Then a Fulbright scholar doing research for her Ph.D. in sociology and business administration, she knew that novel ideas had the most potential for growth.
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After returning from the road trip, he got to work doing research, making postcards and trading cards that chronicle the company's history in surprising detail.
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But The Free Beacon told the firm to stop doing research on Mr. Trump in May 2016, as Mr. Trump was clinching the Republican nomination.
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She graduated with a literature degree from Oxford in 2012, then spent months in the Middle East doing research, interviewing Palestinians, historians, architects and geographers.
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However, he is frustrated that the NS RJSC allowed the business name to be registered without doing research or requiring proof of the applicant's ownership.
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Robert Kegan, a professor at Harvard Graduate School of Education who spent a week at Bridgewater doing research, likened Mr. Dalio to a great inventor.
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Students can use these articles and interviews as mentor texts before doing research and writing their own mini-biographies of a music figure they admire.
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"There's already an appetite for doing research online; now, the next step is actually quite small," said Mr. Hennessy, the former chief executive of Priceline.com.
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If you share stories on social media, there's a good chance you'll eventually post something that's inaccurate or misleading, even if you're diligently doing research.
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"About five years ago, I said to myself, 'I'm really tired [of] doing research that people say is about deception and tricking people,'" he says.
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Grisham told the Huffington Post that Trump was doing research on her initiatives and discovered the #NoOneEatsAlone campaign, which encourages kids to include others at lunchtime.
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I wanted to be one "when I grew up" and was doing research for another (very good) series, Show Me Your Nerd, when I discovered Marsha.
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It is former Soviet agent Igor Atamanenko who claims to have uncovered this unusual project, while doing research in the archives of the Russian secret services.
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It seemed to all make sense and it was super relevant because, in doing research, I found how prominent this drug issue is within young communities.
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The main thing the political scientists I spoke with emphasized is that even with the exemption in place, doing research on public officials is getting harder.
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I spend the night talking to my mother, texting my friends, and doing research for an unexpected freelance writing gig I got from the United States.
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While doing research for her book, she learned that her mother had hoped to hire a detective to find the baby girl she'd named Madlyn Mary.
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The judge said Sawyer was different in part because "her actions as anchor, which limits her involvement in doing research," were not sufficient to establish defamation.
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We scientists are, in general, a reticent lot who would much rather spend our time in the lab, out in the field, teaching and doing research.
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The Francis Crick Institute got the go-ahead on February 1 to start doing research on human embryos using this new genome editing technology called CRISPR.
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The author Zora Neale Hurston discovered Redoshi, who became known as Sally Smith after being enslaved, while doing research for her literary works in the South.
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He was a graduate student in music at the time, doing research there, and went on to become a music teacher in the city's public schools.
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"Most Western scholars doing research on Xinjiang knew to bring her coffee," said Elise Anderson, a Ph.D. candidate at Indiana University who worked with Professor Dawut.
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My experience with the woman at the poster session reminded me that I am not just doing research to become a known scholar in my field.
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The state of things has gotten bad enough that doctors are doing research on other doctors about how to be better doctors when interacting with patients.
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Plus, you can take your time filling it out, doing research as you go, which is especially helpful in some of the more obscure local elections.
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"I also work for various sports organisations, doing research that looks at the science and medicine of sport and performance for the University of Edinburgh," he adds.
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The founder says he's currently doing research and development on an electric version of the Gravity Jet Suit and his next model may even come with wings.
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By doing research, you can see what the range is for an industry, what a company culture is like, and figure out what your sweet spot is.
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And the only reason that I can tell, after several weeks of doing research about how this happened is that CrowdStrike's owner is a Russian-American man.
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And I learned so much in the process of doing research to make this film and watching hundreds of films who had no credits associated with them.
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Though they are in no sense a colony, a small population of scientists does live there all year round, doing research that cannot be done anywhere else.
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Millions of Americans spend a good portion of the day working (or not working) on the web — on email, news sites, doing research, and using internal networks.
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In terms of doing research, I didn't want to go too far into what it's like when all your organs melt and leave through the closest orifice.
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In fact, he told the special agents that he knew he was going to get arrested, even doing research on what previous fence-jumpers were charged with.
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WASHINGTON — Melissa Padilla was doing research on immigration in her university library at Dartmouth College when she noticed the term "illegal aliens" popping up again and again.
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When word surfaced that the Orlando shooter had frequented gay bars and dating apps, some speculated that he might have been doing research to plan his attack.
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The dermatologist recommends doing research on the establishment providing the procedure for those considering it, as cleanliness is a major factor in preventing infection in these cases.
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In the early 22012s, Dr. Weed was a professor of medicine and pharmacology at Yale, where he spent most of his time doing research on microbial genetics.
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When doing research for this article, a couple friends told me their mom, or uncle, or other family member met their significant other on a dating app.
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"I think it's going to be a lot of stress to the human body, and that's why we're interested in doing research on this very timely topic."
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The School of Peace was founded by Kamarulzaman Askandar, a political science lecturer at the Universiti Sains Malaysia, who learned about the Rohingya's plight while doing research.
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This is Amazon&aposs first major step into quantum computing, a field where Microsoft, IBM, Google, Intel and other startups are already building computers and doing research.
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" Ludington returned home and tried to get some interest in doing research on KMC in the US. "I went to 18 different hospitals in the LA area.
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"I'm not doing research studies about rhythms that are problematic to the heart, but I'm looking at expressionistic ideas about light, rather than scientific ones," Fennelly explains.
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I was doing research for my book "The Last Job," which tells the story of the Hatton Garden heist, an audacious 2015 burglary in London's diamond district.
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Zhao Liang: When I was doing research to prepare this film, I traveled through Inner Mongolia and was astounded by the colossal scale of open-pit mining.
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I don't like to do research when something interesting is going on—suppose I'd been at that library in Harlem doing research the day that discussion was there.
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The wooden workbench against the wall houses my iMac, where I spend many hours doing research for my PhD in creative practice and finding inspiration for future works.
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We first tried the Chef'n PopTop Microwave Popcorn Popper a couple of years ago while doing research for our weekly column, 6 Clever Items to Simplify Your Life.
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That's not to say the system is doing research by itself, but facts and trends can appear under this kind of analysis that might have remained dormant otherwise.
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Chromebooks are perfect for students who are mostly writing term papers, doing research on the web, and living away from a wall socket for extended periods of time.
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"I stopped doing research [on world religions] because I realized it's about versions of ethical behavior, not religious salvation," he told the Hollywood Reporter before the show premiered.
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She found the recording while doing research for a performance commissioned for the Pacific Standard Time initiative focused on the legacy of the Women's Building in Los Angeles.
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"I started doing research on General Mills because people were claiming they were homophobic and I found that they are actually really good with representation now," says Louganis.
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His last company, the facial recognition company Polar Rose, was acquired by Apple, where he then stayed for several years doing research into computer vision and other areas.
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Coincidentally, Ms. Soloway, 50, had been doing research on Ms. Myles, whom she had never met, because her "Transparent" writing staff had suggested modeling a character on her.
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Was there anything you discovered when doing research for this book that surprised you, where you thought, 'I did not think that had any connection to BDSM culture?
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But she didn't seriously consider this until she was having a difficult pregnancy and then, upon doing research, she decided that she wanted to give it a try.
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With the data scientist in tow, Muchnick added a third co-founder, Pablo Zamora, who had been doing research at the University of California, Davis on plant genomics.
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But yet, we've been talking about it and thinking about it and doing research about it for a really long time as well ... it's just a difficult problem.
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As part of Mike's quest for a playborhood, he began doing research and visiting neighborhoods in different parts of the country that he thought might fit his vision.
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She spent a whopping 35 hours on the project, 29 illustrations in all, though some of that time, she says, was spent doing research on Bowie's various looks.
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I was thinking about Orange Is the New Black, which the new season was just about to come out, and I was doing research about women in prison.
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Inducted in 2017 into the Women in Toys, Licensing & Entertainment Hall of Fame, she has spent her golden years attending Barbie collectors events, doing research and amassing artifacts.
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The extra crew member will basically be doing research the whole time, allowing the crew to conduct more labor-intensive experiments and essentially doubling the amount of research.
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Younger people are definitely indulging in what [plastic surgeons] have to offer much more than they used to because the information's there, they're getting educated and doing research.
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"We've spent a little over two years doing research and development before we launched the app in 2018 in France," co-founder and CMO Aurore Tran told me.
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"I think if we are in the business of requiring IRBs for academics," Grimmelman said in an interview, "we should ask for appropriate supervisions for companies doing research."
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At least, that's what Google's product folks discovered when they started doing research into how users felt about its Google Fit app, its equivalent of Apple's health software.
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It entails RFPing multiple network partners, doing research and outreach to independent shows, gathering rates and evaluating content, and finally making decisions based on budget and inventory availability.
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If the application process were squeezed into the existing timetable, some dons would have to spend the summer screening applicants rather than doing research (or enjoying the sun).
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For whatever reason, as soon as I began doing research on penis sensor [worms], I imagined them as cowboys coming to a showdown in a Wild West scene.
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He admitted that he never tested his ideas with controlled studies, saying he'd rather spend his time healing patients at his New York University practice than doing research.
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Dr. Abrams returned to Stanford as a professor of radiology in 1985 but spent most of his time doing research at the university's Center for International Security and Cooperation.
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Some are on the health records group, helping develop the company's software to aggregate patient medical information and store it securely, and others are doing research and development work.
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NIV ACOSTA: I've been doing research and creating a structural race analysis in the cultural institutions landscape, looking at how structures are in place to take away our rest.
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He added that fewer Argentine scientists were returning to the country after doing research abroad, with just 41 last year down from 90 in 2013 - a potential brain drain.
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Actress Felicity Jones, who stars as Ginsburg, said she hoped to capture the true character of the iconic justice and spent time doing research on her life and legacy.
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Scientists are still doing research to see what more they can learn about this dinosaur, but in the meantime, here is the parrot lizard in all its colorful glory.
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If you're the type who spends days doing research to find the perfect headphones, buy from a shop that lists the level of cannabinoids and terpenes in each strain.
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"I've known Diane for years, and I had the joy of getting to pick her brain when I was doing research for the show," the actress told the magazine.
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I majored in biology in college, went on to get my Ph.D. and spent 17 years doing research in developmental biology and genetics at the University of California, Berkeley.
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KK: This was before Ro and Hims began taking off, but people were increasingly comfortable doing things from their own homes, so I started doing research around the idea.
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They prepared for both visits by doing research so that they could support their own points of view with facts and could question specifics from each senator's voting record.
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It all started as a result of a very long process in which I'd been doing research on various animals and some plants in different parts of the world.
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Arts | Long Island While doing research for the exhibition "Africa: Sub-Saharan Diversity" at Hofstra University Museum, its curator, Karen T. Albert, wondered about the identification of one major object.
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"We are doing research and looking if there is anything else we can do to respond," Wen Xianjun, vice president of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association (CNIA), told Reuters.
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"Besides doing research and publishing, my Ph.D. requirements involve taking science classes, teaching, and attending a departmental field trip," Ploy Achakulwisut, a climate scientist and activist writes in Scientific American.
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I think that at the end of the day, folks just need to do their due diligence when it comes to doing research and they'll come to the fact themselves.
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"One of my office mates in the general exam, the qualifying exam for doing research at MIT, was asked: How would you explain chaos theory to your mother?" she said.
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Boll asked that any donations being made in Dragon's name be made to organizations doing research into brain diseases and conditions such as Parkinson's Disease or post-traumatic stress disorder.
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I spent about three weeks in Africa [doing research for "Black Panther"] and I truly felt that seeing it for myself was necessary for my growth as a human being.
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A few months ago, I was doing research in The Times's digital archives when I came across our 1995 obituary of Fred Hechinger, an eminent education reporter and columnist here.
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Heavily armed men abducted Mr. Moore when he was doing research on piracy in January 2012 near the inland town of Galkayo, about 400 miles northeast of the capital Mogadishu.
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She told Arts & Sciencesthat her role involved 60+ hour work weeks, filled with pitching stories, doing research, finding guests and packaging the three-to-five minute segments on the show.
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And in general, artificial intelligence has become an important tech area for Facebook, which has hired dozens of experts who are doing research and working on AI applications for is products.
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"I think doing research of a genetic basis of childhood diseases makes sense but there are some very big risks involved," University of New York biomedical ethicist Arthur Caplan tells PEOPLE.
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The New York Times and Washington Post have posed the question, and it was a standard joke during small talk as I went through Washington doing research for my latest book.
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An investigative journalist, Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy), discovers that the diabolical Dr. Carlton Drake (Riz Ahmed) is doing research with symbiotes, organisms that can merge with people and create superhuman hybrids.
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It was targeted towards investors who might be doing research ahead of YC demo day, but before he knew it, it was all over Twitter and then all over the Internet.
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But in doing research for the game, Naughty Dog watched documentaries in which revenge played a role, including Paradise Lost, a 1986 film about the murders of three boys in Arkansas.
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Given the urgency of the outbreak, health officials need to focus on known methods of curbing mosquitoes "rather than doing research on things that may or may not work," she said.
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While doing research, the two determined that olfaction, or the sense of smell, is set to become the subject of "the next big UX technology," Kihm told TechCrunch in an email.
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The traditional path to a television writing job starts with serving as a writer's assistant — tasks include taking notes and doing research — which can lead to work as a staff writer.
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After I began doing research on him, I found that, like Bruce Conner, McClure, and David Haselwood (who published books under his imprint, Auerhahn Press), Branaman originally hailed from Wichita, Kansas.
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Since the letter was made public, a British minister who oversees universities, Jo Johnson, has defended Mr. Heaton-Harris, though only halfheartedly, saying he was simply doing research for a book.
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"A big part of the program is doing research in order to learn what works and what doesn't for children in crisis settings," Hallie Ruvin, spokesperson for Sesame Workshop, told CNN.
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When renowned Washington Post editor Bob Woodward was doing research for his forthcoming book, "Fear: Trump in the White House," the author tried repeatedly to speak directly with President Donald Trump.
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"We are doing research into this project and it will soon be put into practice," said Liu Hua, head of the National Nuclear Safety Administration, during a press conference on Tuesday.
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While doing research for an article about a coming production of "Cradle" at Opera Saratoga, I found countless homages to Weill (in the orchestration) and Brecht (in the libretto's epic structure).
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I work for NASA, managing a large group of expert scientists doing research on the whole Earth system (I should mention that the views in this article are my own, not NASA's).
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"We didn't really know anything about Foxconn at the time, although you start doing research and they didn't have a very good history of actually following through with the projects," Mahoney said.
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"All these [current] indices are built with humans doing research to go in and figure out a methodology to give you exposure to an investment thesis," says Motif chief executive Hardeep Walia.
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Ms Jacobson says that when she was doing research for "Antz", an animated movie released in 1998, she learned that females had a lot of the most important jobs in ant colonies.
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I mean, I have some on my mobile phone, because sometimes I take snapshots, but also the curatorial team, for example, took a lot of photographs when we were doing research trips.
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When Catherine Zeta-Jones was doing research for her part on Feud: Bette and Joan, she had an excellent resource she could call on for advice: her father-in-law Kirk Douglas.
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Companies like GrayShift and Azimuth made an entire business out of exploiting vulnerabilities in Apple products, while other researchers didn't want to report bugs so they could keep doing research on iOS.
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Grau estimated that, collectively, they spent somewhere between 100 and 150 hours doing research, interviewing colleagues, analyzing data provided to them by human resources, and preparing for the actual meeting with Thompson.
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For a time, I took up residence in a Florida retirement home for chimp entertainers, doing research for a book about a longtime cellist in an all-chimp orchestra at Ringling Brothers.
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Jigsaw has been doing research for 18 months on fake news and misinformation campaigns and Google is applying some of those findings in the investigation into Russian election meddling, the person said.
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She couldn't have known it, but she was also doing research for her first headlining role, in the Hulu series "High Fidelity," based on the 1995 lad-lit novel by Nick Hornby.
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Trump's fiscal 2021 budget proposal released this month slashes the National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse — the main agency doing research on alcohol addiction and fetal alcohol syndrome by 10 percent.
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By contrast, the Metropolitan Museum of Art returned two sculptures of deities to Nepal after the curators doing research on these donations noticed one of them was listed in Bangdel's Stolen Images.
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The arrest and sentencing of the American, Xiyue Wang, a graduate student in history, was announced months after he had vanished in Iran, where he was doing research for a doctoral thesis.
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Over the last four years, I've been doing research on public Montessori schools, and I helped start a public Montessori school in New Haven and a grass-roots network of Montessori educators.
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"When we started doing research and I started looking for a therapist that at least looked like him, so he could trust them, it was like looking for a unicorn," Henson told Variety.
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They and other scientists are also diligently doing research to try to suss how exactly the mole-rat pulls off its longevity trick, and whether any of it could ever apply to humans.
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FROM COINAGE: Tax Day Is Not April 15th—Here's What You Need to Know For couples interested in doing the deed, Joannides suggested they start by spend some time doing research and practicing.
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Though the whole using a disposable cartridge part may put a hamper on things, Strenk said the main advantage Milo Sensors has is that it's been doing research for more than two years.
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With few options and a long-nurtured interest in memes, he took an unpaid internship doing research for a new web series called Know Your Meme, produced by the daily vlog channel Rocketboom.
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I read some stories when I was doing research about women who had to go out of state to get their abortion because of how far along they were and it's really horrifying.
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"What we learned through doing research is that millennial parents are more similar today than any other generation before them," says scientist Trisha Bonner, chief of staff and strategic initiatives at Johnson & Johnson.
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The institute has been doing research in this direction for some time, but today is the first public release of the Integrated Cell program, which you can try on the web right here.
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And Desmond's quantitative work suggests that Milwaukee is comparable to other cities, and makes a good case for doing research in a city like this one instead of New York or San Francisco.
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I know because in doing research for my book "Find the Fire," I conducted a survey of 3,000 managers to find out what behaviors make bosses most want to advocate for their employees.
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Some of these associations had been reported in previous studies with Europeans, but the team also discovered new links, which underscores the importance of doing research in non-European populations, Dr. Jin said.
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It all comes down to understanding how much money you'll need to earn, working on building a client base before you leap, and doing research on what it takes to run a business.
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And I saw that in my own work as a geographer doing research was that women weren't as interested due to gender and violence and how spaces were thought of like gay men were.
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Christopher Schmitt, a bio-anthropologist and primatologist, segued his experience getting dengue fever while doing research on white-faced capuchin monkeys into talking about how the pet trade threatens some primate species with extinction.
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"There's so much interest in doing research and experimentation on board the space station, I think the cost is incredibly low," she added, referring to the pricing quoted in NASA's guidelines for private astronauts.
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As she was doing research on her daughter's past, she came across a photo of her daughter as a baby on the lap of her foster mother — and a nearly identical baby beside her.
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I'd been kicking around the essential idea for the first part of the novel, "The Legion of Tomorrow", for quite a few years, doing research between whatever else I was writing at the time.
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This summer, I'll be doing research in New York City, climbing in New England, and taking a float plane to a secluded lake in Northern Ontario for a couple of weeks off the grid.
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Through their own research, Charlie's parents, Chris Gard and Connie Yates, found a doctor in the United States doing research on an experimental treatment called nucleoside bypass therapy who was willing to treat Charlie.
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"The current research that's being done is using it more as a platform, but there are people who are discussing doing research specifically on the chair," says Thomas Balch, an MIT robotics software engineer.
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I used raw beans to make 100-percent chocolate; sweetening it, doing research, tasting cocoa nibs from all over the world, working out how to grind them down, and roasting them at different temperatures.
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The couple met in June 2016 at a G&D's cafe in Oxford, England, while she was working on her dissertation at Weston Library archives and he was doing research at the Bodleian Library.
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Pump House curator Ned McConnell tells The Creators Project that he originally became interested in It's a Battlefield after doing research on the Battersea area of England, the area where Greene wrote the novel.
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The couple met in June 22011 at a G&D's cafe in Oxford, England, while she was working on her dissertation at Weston Library archives and he was doing research at the Bodleian Library.
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Working as a file clerk at the New York Public Library and doing research for another stab at a book project, I read a news dispatch about the bombing of yet another Vietnamese village.
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I always prefer electronic when I am doing research because I have an elaborate system that I've been tinkering with over the years for digitally capturing and storing important quotes from anything I read.
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While you're doing research on the best sun-block and surveying potential travel destinations, Ben & Jerry's is getting ready for the hottest summer we've seen in a while by introducing four new ice cream flavors.
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While doing research for the exhibit, Smith found herself stonewalled by elderly northern men who were old enough to remember the purring fights, maybe even take part in them, but refused to talk about them.
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Scientists doing research in mice have realized this analogy seems to work for learning social behaviors, and that MDMA, the active ingredient of the drug ecstasy, might return older brains to a more malleable state.
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In a pleasant twist, David Cronenberg is there doing research for his new project, a play starring Steve Nash called Nash, wherein Steve Nash re-enacts every scene from Cronenberg's 1996 film Crash by himself.
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The star said she ended up spending "years" doing research to make sure she found the right doctor (she visited six surgeons before finding Dr. Ip) and select the implants that worked best for her.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy has called for the release of an Italian journalist who has been held in custody in Turkey for more than a week since he was detained while doing research for a book.
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"If you are a total ignoramus and you are just not really doing it carefully and getting advice and doing research and so on, you shouldn't touch anything but appearance items," Mr. Parry-Jones said.
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If I'm being candid, it's my iPhone X. It's by far the computer that I use the most; it's my phone; it's my primary camera; it's my main way of procrastinating … I mean doing research.
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So he began doing research and found that odd-size stones — say 2000 carats, not the complete 225 carats — cost a bit less and fit into the ring setting and his budget of about $2000,219.
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After doing research and chatting with financial experts, I found a CD to put my money in that guaranteed a 1.75% APY and offered no penalty if I decided to take my money out early.
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During the time I spent doing research, I witnessed a handful of heated disputes, physical altercations and other uncomfortable situations, sometimes involving people who appeared to be mentally ill or under the influence of drugs.
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Wirecutter's pick is the Yeelight Smart LED Color Bulb The best antivirus: After doing research and consulting nine security experts, Wirecutter found that most people should use their OS's built-in protections plus Malwarebytes Premium.
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Academics across Europe are doing research on Romani studies, with the most substantial body of work at the Central European University in Budapest, said Alicia Clyde, a communications expert working on Roma inclusion in Europe.
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In doing research, I listened to one person after another claim that the street was a shadow of its former self, that all the good businesses had closed and all the good people had left.
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard-educated researcher had been doing research in machine learning and image recognition for years and wanted to apply that research in a field that desperately needed the technology.
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This is also a productive day to get a little study group going, since Pluto and Mercury are both great at doing research, and for Virgo this can happen collaboratively at the beginning of this week.
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If a developer proves they have a legitimate consumer use case, like running a third-party Twitter client or doing research, they'll be granted free access to the API at the same rate they have today.
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I kept trying to figure out why I felt how I felt — and this is a kid in the single digits doing research — and it took me a very long time to put it all together.
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Global health research spending from the US government usually goes to agencies such as the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as well as more indirectly to universities doing research.
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Doing research, I discovered something I wasn't taught while enrolled at the American School of Guatemala: that our Guatemalan civil war began (as many wars do) with a US-led coup against our democratically elected president.
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Undergraduate students are encouraged to explore the relationship between the digital world and the physical world, by doing research and taking classes that will set them up for a future in a creative field of work.
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He spent his days playing tennis, writing and painting with his wife of almost 25 years Karen Boyer, a speech consultant he met while doing research for the 1989 film See No Evil, Hear No Evil.
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The study researchers said they are trying to find biomarkers that may predict which patients benefit from Perjeta as well as doing research to see if the length of treatment could be shortened to six months.
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Professor Juan Gilbert, chairman of the Computer and Information Science and Engineering Department at the University of Florida, said they had been doing research on BCI and decided to connect it to drones for the race.
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"That is so out of touch," said Erin Clark, a postdoctoral fellow at Brandeis University who spends about 60 hours a week doing research on neurons and makes $46,344 after having earned a Ph.D. from Harvard.
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I had known that doing research on a President would be a lot different from doing it on Robert Moses, the subject of my previous book, "The Power Broker," but I hadn't expected anything like this.
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There's a perception that algae blooms are becoming more frequent and severe but federal agencies, including NOAA and the United States Geological Survey, are doing research to determine whether that is the case, Mr. Stumpf said.
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His plenary lecture on Thursday contained photos of men and women doing research in water environments, including a handful of scantily clad women whose torsos were censored with blue boxes, according to several people in attendance.
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"Raymond was a tremendous supporter of basic science and of young people doing research in basic science," Dr. Phillip A. Sharp, a Nobel Prize-winning professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said in an email.
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Then I was doing research, and I started talking to counselors about just the personal violence test that they ask women to pick when they come in to try and assess the circumstances with the pregnancy.
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Even men living in the Eastern bloc were largely excluded as they had no access to Western publishers, and those doing research in the West could not see any of the materials housed in the East.
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She's already putting that interest to work with her internship this summer at UC San Francisco, where the lab she's working at is doing research on the increased risk factors for women in developing Alzheimer's disease.
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"I think no one can dispute the wholesale kind of collapse of girls' wellness right now," said bestselling author Rachel Simmons, who has been working with and doing research on girls for the past two decades.
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But in addition to selling kits to consumers who want to dive deep into their biological code, Veritas is doing research into people like Dellis to try and understand how and why extraordinary people are different.
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Adding web clippings Say you're doing research for a paper and you want to save articles or web clippings, but don't want to accumulate a list of URLs with no sense of which article holds what information.
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Then, I started doing research for a story about the best and worst ingredients for your hair type (and read my colleague's story about best and worst ingredients for your skin type) and quickly changed my tune.
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If those qualities similarly motivate other donors, maybe we can create a world in which charities expect that doing research will enable them to do more for their recipients, not less — even if the results are discouraging.
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As I was doing research on covert US military operations in Iraq, I came across laminated, postcard-sized pamphlets titled "IRAQ Visual Language Translator" that are distributed to the service women and men when they get deployed.
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" He also called a New York Times report that the president's lawyers and aides were doing research on special counsel Robert Mueller III's team to look for information they could use to discredit the office's work "nonsense.
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Anyone doing research on Eisenhower's America would be well served by studying Stern's footage of Newport's high-society ladies; suburban dads fiddling with cameras; and twenty-somethings dancing, clapping, drinking beer, and making out with each another.
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In 2014, when the pair started doing research on the tampon market, they learned most of the big brands use synthetic materials — usually a blend of the artificial fibers rayon and polyester, among others — in their tampons.
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The FDA's notice that it's doing research on drug tweets comes about two months after lawmakers passed legislation in the House to ban federal agencies such as the FDA from using Twitter to promote their own rules.
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That might be the sexy story for media outlets because several of us have spent years doing research and communications for high-stakes political campaigns, but that was not the scope of work we had for Facebook.
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It was only after doing research on emotional abuse that she discovered a name for what she experienced: Coercive control, a pattern of behavior that some people — usually but not always men — employ to dominate their partners.
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Tincher recommends doing research on what the original item looks like, from the color of the stitching to what kind of fabric that brand or designer typically used for the garment or handbag lining during that era.
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While doing research on her own book, she consulted works like Martha Beckwith's classic 1940 volume "Hawaiian Mythology" and the prints of the Big Island artist Dietrich Varez, and was stunned by the sheer variety of tales.
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Silicon Valley co-creator Mike Judge will join us on stage at TC Disrupt SF. Interestingly, Judge joined a team from HBO at Disrupt well before Silicon Valley ever aired, doing research for the then-forthcoming series.
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Though such studies would need to be conducted in a lab, Dr. Mello hopes the current paper is a reminder of the importance of doing research in the wild, especially in diverse environments like the Atlantic Forest.
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Xiyue Wang, a graduate student studying history at Princeton University and an American citizen of Chinese descent, was doing research for his doctoral project in Iran when he vanished last summer, according to a statement from Princeton.
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While doing research on an ornithological-related book over the past 2000 months, I've traveled around the world, exploring bird-rich countryside in Scotland, the Rhondda Valley of southern Wales, and Matobo National Park in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe.
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Are you watching what the users are doing, and then deciding, or are you guys going completely off on your own and doing research, thinking about... Robby Stein: Users are really, really critical to what we build.
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"Abandoning this incredible orbiting laboratory where they are doing research when we are on the cusp of a new era of space exploration would be irresponsible at best and probably disastrous," said Nelson, himself a former astronaut.
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"Clearly his team has been doing research because I heard a lot of things that mirrored the commission's work," said Glenn E. Martin, a commission member whose advocacy group, JustLeadershipUSA, has protested at Mr. de Blasio's events.
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The researchers had been recruited by Charles Rosen, a physicist at the institute, who had raised Pentagon funding in 1966 to design a robot that would be used as a platform for doing research in artificial intelligence.
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He began to suspect that was a bigger factor than anyone realized while doing research for his doctoral dissertation, which focused on the effects of injury on proprioception, the body's ability to detect its own position in space.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A researcher at the University of Kansas was indicted on federal fraud charges on Wednesday for allegedly concealing ties to a Chinese university while doing research funded by the U.S. government, the U.S. Justice Department said.
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"This is a new way of doing research of our Moon and a way that can scale to other places as well," Thomas Zurbuchen, the associate administrator for the Science Mission Directorate at NASA, said during today's announcement.
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And it's unclear how the headphones would handle a situation where I am concentrating on work, but switching between doing tasks that might produce different brain waves, like doing research for an article and writing the actual thing.
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But plenty of women are doing research that is relevant to the points he raises — and some of it even offered insights that turned out to be correct, prescient, and very valuable for explaining what happened in November.
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The company, founded in 2012, was born out of the idea that computers — used not just for learning coding, but for doing research and communications — have become a cornerstone of how children get information today in the classroom.
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In an interview with the German tabloid Bild (and later picked up by UPI) he explained that he came across his alleged discovery while doing research for a book on the Bundesnachrichtendienst (or BDN, the German intelligence agency).
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" He said the most immediate step for himself and his staff was to draw up new subpoenas, but added that they would be doing research about what to do should they "have to go the route of contempt.
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"Doing research in self-driving cars, there is only so much you can do in an academic environment," she told me in an interview about her decision to at least partially devote her time to a private enterprise.
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Will Kaufman, a British academic who has written extensively about legendary folk singer Woody Guthrie, was doing research in the Guthrie archives when he came across a notebook in which Guthrie condemned the racist practices of his landlord.
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I&aposve experienced enough workplace environments over a 30-plus-year career and interviewed enough uninspired employees (in doing research for "Find the Fire") to know how to spot even the quieter signs of not-so-great cultures.
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Alexandra Samuel: I've been doing research on how families manage their kids' screen time for the past couple of years, very much inspired by my own children — with one in particular the screen battle has been really epic.
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When I was doing research on some of the police shootings and violence against Black men, one of the things that came up is the startling similarities between a lot of the testimonies of cops after those shootings.
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After doing research, they decided to manage my condition with medication for as long as possible, to allow me to grow, plus something about more hearts being available, and a better chance of survival the bigger I got.
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Ecologists at the sanctuary were doing research on whether native species could adapt to some cat predation under controlled circumstances, so they let a few cats into a paddock with bettongs and bilbies, a type of small bandicoot.
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And believe me, if you're a parent you already know this, but if you're doing research for a future baby, you will soon learn: The struggle to keep a pacifier in a neonate's mouth comfortably is incredibly real.
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I started doing research on animals who are killed in shelters every year: You walk down rows and rows of dogs who are going to be put down that day, dogs with feelings and emotions just like us.
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"As early as 1952, Czechoslovak sexologists started doing research on the female orgasm, and in 1961 they held a conference solely devoted to the topic," Katerina Liskova, a professor at Masaryk University in the Czech Republic, told me.
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But recently, Mr. Johnson did something that appealed to his business side: He and his wife gave $1 million to a new nonprofit organization, the foundation's T1D Fund, which invests in companies doing research into Type 13 diabetes.
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"Once we started doing research, we were finding out things that tell a very different story," he said, mentioning that some of the stories he heard in his nearly 40 years working there were not exactly accurate either.
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Ms. Hanks was doing research for "The Further Tale of Peter Rabbit," a continuation of Potter's Peter Rabbit stories written by the actress Emma Thompson, and picked up a 1971 literary history about Potter by the scholar Leslie Linder.
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Element is targeting the developing world, and Perold tole me he spends more than half of his time traveling to Southeast Asia and Africa building partnerships and doing research on how the company's technology can improve critical social services.
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It was only after doing research for this piece that I discovered that some of the contours of the store — the ever-present stock of pound cake, the Aretha Franklin album on permanent rotation — were due to Johnson's interventions.
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In some of the reporting I've been doing in 2018, I've been talking to groups that have been doing research on how it's the most difficult for female candidates of color to get funding, get support from establishment institutions.
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While a majority of women in the poll said they sought more information about the topic they were challenged about (by doing research themselves or asking their child's healthcare provider), 47 percent reported feeling unsure of themselves as mothers.
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When speaking on Bill Simmons&apos podcast back in 2016, investor and former Shark Tank host Chris Sacca said Bryant would consistently text and call him with Ted Talks and other news while doing research for his business ventures.
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In doing research, Baker said they noticed that the newer anchors wore more exaggerated makeup that was not as flattering as the makeup worn by more established women, and that as they moved up, their appearances became more natural.
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Over the last year, while doing research on black millennials, I have interviewed many black people in their 22016s and 30s — lawyers, hairstylists, writers, secretaries — who moved from the North to the South or were planning to do so.
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While she was doing research into rare disease genes in the university's lab, she had an idea: She wanted to start a company focused on improving the accuracy of genetic testing and better assessing a person's risk for disease.
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So you have this odd situation where the press is doing research—some would say opposition research—on potential nominees such as Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh, which will instantly be moot for everyone except the president&aposs choice next week.
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Tamimi himself has been repeatedly refused entry to countries around the region, despite being a UK citizen, while doing research and currently believes he has a de facto ban on entering the United States because of his research and travel.
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Once you actually start doing research it's easy to see mistakes — silly mistakes, like if he'd had access to IMDb he would've been easy to fix — but then when you think about the ethos of the book, would he have?
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Wearing a sweater vest and a lanyard around his neck carrying a flash drive, the mustachioed professor Debasish Kuila explains that he stepped down from his role as chair of A&T's chemistry department to spend more time doing research.
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In a post-credits scene at the end of the finale, we find out that the Soviets have also been doing research into the Upside Down at a secret base in Russia where they've captured a Demogorgon... along with another character.
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ET that references "Layla" and "Ivone" and seems to indicate maybe he had a virus or was allegedly doing research about viruses, but it's really hard to tell because the thing is one, long incoherent stream-of-consciousness rambling post.
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"I was doing research for a VP of engineering position, and amidst a sea of old white men and nearly half the population of Bangalore, India, I found one attractive (albeit vastly underqualified) woman show up on my list," he said.
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Again, the future of the Biosphere was in jeopardy, this time at risk of being demolished and turned into a strip mall, but in 2007 the University of Arizona took over the facility and continues doing research to this day.
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Timeline: According to a Facebook spokesperson, the company has been doing research since April that shows fact checkers' articles in the 'Related Articles' unit do in fact help people identify whether the news they are reading is misleading or false.
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In doing research for "Find the Fire," I interviewed and surveyed over 1,000 employees about what inspires them at work (and makes them feel uninspired) as well as what makes them feel in control (and not so much in control).
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One of the last things I got to after doing research were questions around war pornography, which for me is the most extreme place where an interlinkage between power, abuse of power, and sexual abuse, unfortunately, shows itself as complex material.
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"The LumaScape has become a symbol of everything that's gone wrong with consumer marketing over the past 10 years or so," she told me recently (she's now at Harvard doing research on how to to help rein in digital platforms).
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Mr. Wang, 37, a naturalized American from Beijing who is an avid scholar of Persian history, had been doing research for a doctoral thesis in Iran last year when he was arrested on espionage charges after having examined public archives.
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The movie stumbles into the murky waters of colonization and racial politics when Brad, who is white, starts doing research on Jamaica, bringing up the island's history of slavery in between gorgeous pictures of beaches and photos of hunky black men.
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" But the unnamed single mother who wrote it disagrees, telling Ruth Graham of Slate, "What I realize now is that, like a lot of working executives and working moms, I'm spending a significant amount of my time doing research and organizing.
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This month, the University of Tokyo fired an associate professor of artificial intelligence, Shohei Ohsawa, who made anti-Chinese comments on Twitter, including saying that he would never hire Chinese students at a company for which he was doing research.
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High school was not the easiest time for me at all, so being in the lab and doing research was the one thing that really inspired me to study science and also encouraged me to get other girls involved in STEM.
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"I initially became involved in this study when I was contacted about a previous study that found two purported yeti samples to match genetically with an ancient, 120,000-year-old polar bear that I was doing research on," Lindqvist said.
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That way, "other girls doing research can find someone with a similar build to theirs and follow their journey for a glimpse at what they might look like if they got similar procedures," said Tai Hall, a massage therapist in Maryland.
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For example, to see what schools produce the greatest percentage of doctorate degrees, Montesano recommends doing research on the National Science Foundation's website (look at Table 4, which shows the schools that generate the most Ph.D.'s per capita, he says).
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I partially function as the executive assistant for the company president, so I can't always work from home, but I am doing research on an employee development program, and this morning I will enjoy a few hours uninterrupted while I get that going.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Several years ago, while doing research for a photography project on hyperrealistic sex dolls, artist Daniel Handal learned about female maskers: a fetish community of men who dress up as living dolls, wearing latex bodysuits and masks.
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Panelist David Chriswick, senior vice president and creative strategy lead at agency DigitasLBi, said that when doing research for Sprint, it was surprising to find that many millennial parents were going online to look for answers regarding smartphone-related issues with children.
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Though she had made environmentally-friendly changes to her personal life after doing research, like going vegan to reduce her carbon footprint, Consiglio said she wanted her education to include more on climate change-related issues, and how young people could respond.
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In June 2013, in northern Tanzania, as I walked into an operating room for minor procedures of the government hospital where I'd been doing research, I saw an 18-year-old British high school graduate wielding a saw, at a patient's side.
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Say you're doing research for a paper: Edge on Chromium lets you drag images, text, and anything else you find interesting into a sidebar, then generates a document for you with all of the content formatted and with citations at the bottom.
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Maybe I read about this when she was arraigned, and then as I was doing research for this, I was actually doing some googling, there was a Vanity Fair piece about this same case that came out about a month ago. Mm-hmm.
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"By 2025 we should live in a Europe in which learning, studying and doing research is not hampered by borders but where spending time in another Member State to study, learn or work is the norm," Commission Vice-President Jyrki Katainen said.
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Scurati said he had the idea for this book about five years ago, while doing research for his novel, "The Best Time of Our Life," about the anti-fascist Leone Ginzburg and watching famous video footage of Mussolini giving speeches from balconies.
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In the course of doing research for a book on how people actually change their minds, and what gets them to say "yes" rather than "no," I was distressed to find that I knew much less about it than I thought I did.
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I switched to credit cards with travel rewards and no currency conversion fees after doing research on NerdWallet, and made sure to get a card with a chip and PIN, because a PIN is required in certain places including most of Europe.
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The company, whose name combines wombat and kangaroo, is one of a handful of organizations around the world doing research in this area, in a race against time to give the hand-reared young of threatened species the best chance of survival.
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Ms. Hanft contended that Mr. Toro also lied to investigators when they asked him about the bomb-making manual found on the laptop, which he said he had only meant to read, not download, while doing research into the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
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Germaine read a book written by Barack Obama's campaign manager, David Plouffe, for the role, and Julia Schlaepfer told me she studied videos of Bill and Hillary Clinton when doing research for her character as Payton's devoted girlfriend and future First Lady.
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One scholar, Rabbi Martin A. Cohen of Hebrew Union College in New York, said in an interview that he believes he read the manuscript at the Mexican archives in the 1950s while doing research for "The Martyr," a 1973 book on de Carvajal.
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Of course there's been progress, but the more important thing is that when I was doing research into women's history that led me to "The Dinner Party," I discovered a cycle of erasure, and a pattern of repetition — and that's what we're seeing right now.
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Regnery, the conservative imprint that publishes Sarah Palin, had given Coulter a deal to write a different book, but while doing research, she says she stumbled across what she believed was a conspiracy to mask the true number of immigrants committing crime in the country.
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Cornell Tech professor Serge Belongie, who has been doing research in computer vision for more than 25 years, says, In the past, our field of computer vision cast a wary eye on the use of synthetic data, since it was too fake in appearance.
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"Our group and many others are actively doing research in identifying biomarkers of aggressive disease in the active surveillance population, so that someday men diagnosed with early disease that does not pose any threat to their lives can avoid unnecessary and morbid therapies," they added.
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From there, they sailed to Point Barrow (the Northernmost point in the US) and landed on Herschel Island in the Beaufort Sea, a historic whaling community, where they met with southern scientists who were stationed in the area doing research, and the local Inuit.
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The Free Beacon — which was funded by a major donor supporting Mr. Trump's rival for the party's nomination, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida — told Fusion GPS to stop doing research on Mr. Trump in May 2016, as Mr. Trump was clinching the Republican nomination.
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Getting started on YouTubeJikh said he spent about $10,000 to build a studio and buy camera equipment and he now spends five to six hours a week doing research for his videos, three to four hours filming, and 10 to 18 hours on editing.
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In succeeding years, as the Soviet Union underwent upheavals and dissolution, he remained in London, doing research and writing books on Stalin, Khrushchev and other Soviet leaders, including Yuri V. Andropov and Mikhail S. Gorbachev, and volumes on Solzhenitsyn, nuclear disasters and other subjects.
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So relative to — you know, my background is as an academic, and when I was coming up in academia, the process of doing research papers and getting them reviewed and published and then having comments on those and follow-up papers was a very, very slow process.
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Erica Anderson: In doing research and preparing these demands and just knowing what we know, I mean, Harvard is an example of an organization that is given ... I think they created a parity policy for all their contractors, they get the same benefits, the same healthcare benefits.
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Personally, I actually like doing research on products before I buy them (it's no wonder that I'm writing this), so while a box like this is a fun idea for certain people, it's not something that I'll likely keep in my own budget for much longer.
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Ms. Steel said she was struck, in the course of doing research, by how differently the media portrays these women's stories even since Andrea Mackris first filed suit against Mr. O'Reilly (and her personal life was subsequently dragged through the mud in the tabloids) in 2004.
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Outside the main report, the IAB has also been doing research into small and medium businesses, finding that of the 9 million SMBs in the U.S., 75 percent or more have spent money on advertising, with 80 percent using self-service platforms and 15 percent using programmatic advertising.
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As Appelbaum shows in "The Economists' Hour," the Chicagoans concentrated on understanding how to make markets function more efficiently, and scanted distributional issues (even though, ironically, Milton Friedman's thesis adviser was Simon Kuznets, and his first job after graduate school was doing research for Kuznets on income distribution).
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In Profile, what stuck with me is the way that Amy toggles between discussions with her boyfriend about splitting their bills 70/30 and doing research into European women who've gone off to join ISIS, a whiplash encapsulation of how the mundane and the alarming get flattened together online.
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"I've always wanted to cater my classroom science experience, and give students the same sort of struggles and highs and lows in doing research as I experienced in the lab," says Hirsch, who studied molecular biology in college and worked in the biotech industry before becoming a teacher.
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Mr. Knowles, in a conversation with the undercover agent, described a process he called "social engineering," which involved doing "research on a target," according to the complaint, which was signed by Michael MacDonald, a special agent with Homeland Security Investigations, an arm of the Department of Homeland Security.
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"The most important work when it comes to improving computer security is often not done by information security companies who are paid to look after the interests of their corporate clients, but hobbyists and academics doing research that is in the interest of wider society," Al-Bassam added.
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Marina Davila-Ross, a primatologist at the University of Portsmouth in England, and her colleagues learned that a handful of the Southeast Asian bears, which primarily live alone in the wild, were in a rehabilitation center near the orangutan center in Malaysia where Dr. Davila-Ross was doing research.
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"We look at their grades and their test scores, their productivity, like writing papers and doing research, but the reality of being a good surgeon has nothing to do with that," said Dr. Michael Lawton, who succeeded Dr. Spetzler as president and chief executive of Barrow Neurological Institute.
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Christo had been through Colorado a lot over the years, doing research, mounting exhibitions of his proposal drawings, building support from local arts organizations, and persuading and pleading with those less excited about the work, so this wasn't the first time we had met — you could call me a fan.
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Indeed, while IBM does provide systems integration services, it hasn't moved as deeply into mobile-specific solutions for businesses, even as its other operational units — doing research and other work in AI, cloud, quantum computing and other areas — are making strong headway on specific projects, some of which involve mobile technology.
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"So we've been doing research on the overlap of food and drug addiction," said Nicole Avena, a research neuroscientist, explaining how recent studies have shown similar addiction-like responses to food -- bingeing, tolerance, craving, withdrawal -- and similar changes occurring in the brain within the dopamine system (pleasure center) in the brain.
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It seems like marijuana legalization is meant to at least take the drug out of the realm of the criminal justice system, but while doing research for this season of Weediquette, we found out that there's still a strong incentive for police officers to go after legal marijuana growers in Michigan.
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October: $2302,2000November: $22019.3,220December: $203,220Total for 2000: $24,000 (after YouTube&aposs cut) Jikh said he spent around $10,000 to build a studio and buy camera equipment and spends five to six hours per week doing research for his videos, three to four hours filming, and 10 to 18 hours on editing.
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You know, many of us are researchers, and we tend to disparage it by calling it "stalking," but if you're stalking the Romanovs, or you're stalking a subject that interests you — China — then you are doing research and reporting, and you are building a more powerful way of interacting with the world.
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Ms. Islam spent nearly a year in New Delhi between 2016 and 2017 doing research for her doctoral thesis, and despite supplying letters from Cambridge affirming that her fieldwork was necessary for her studies, the Home Office ruled that she had "failed to provide any exceptional reasons" to support a time-abroad exemption.
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Ellie White, a student at Marshall University who has been volunteering and doing research at the observatory since she was 14, told me that experts at the observatory are working on ways to detect and remove unwanted interference caused by, say, a tourist speeding through town in a car equipped with Bluetooth.
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"When I started doing research, I begun looking at the chip companies that were moving to low-cost manufacturing regions in the U.S.," said AnnaLee Saxenian, the dean of the School of Information at the University of California, Berkeley, and the author of "Regional Advantage," an early analysis of Silicon Valley's success.
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A sociologist doing research on technology and civic engagement at MIT: Though likely to get worse before it gets better, the 2016-2017 information ecosystem problems represent a watershed moment and call to action for citizens, policymakers, journalists, designers and philanthropists who must work together to address the issues at the heart of misinformation.
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Andy Mineo, a Christian rapper who does not like the label of "Christian rapper," (and when doing research for this story I noticed that the one Twitter user I knew that followed him—out of his 230k—was Gucci Mane) talked to me extensively about the obstacles he feels the genre puts on itself.
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"I was doing research into Farocki when I came across the film How to Live in the FRG and thought it was a wonderfully simple depiction of the ways in which we are taught how to exist and the relationships that had to the ideas in the book of bureaucracy and power structures," McConnell says.
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Over the years I've repeatedly asked Facebook's top executives like CPO Chris Cox and VP of News Feed Adam Mosseri about whether the company is doing research into how to prevent or minimize internet addiction that can stem from Facebook's ad-driven business model, and I've never gotten a direct answer that indicates they think it's a priority.
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When author and professor Jonathan Metzl was doing research for his new book, Dying of Whiteness: How the Politics of Racial Resentment is Killing America's Heartland, he met a man in Tennessee with severe lung disease—forced to cart around a personal oxygen tank—who said he'd rather die than receive benefits from the Affordable Care Act.
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I'm an associate curator in the Department of Photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art; several years ago, while doing research for the exhibition "Faking It: Manipulated Photography Before Photoshop," I viewed the images of Lincoln and Calhoun at the Library of Congress and discovered, to my disappointment, that these works aren't photographs—they're mezzotints, a type of engraving.
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Making sure that my son had art supplies for his project; that my mother had her supply of OxyContin and Miralax; that I was keeping my new ghostwriting project on track: doing research, transcribing phone interviews and sometimes even writing from waiting rooms or on the couch in her bedroom on days when there were no doctors to see.
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"This descriptive study does not try to fully adjust for potential factors that might contribute to these disparities but still it shows that women and men in very similar fields - doing research or teaching young physicians - have huge differences in their salaries," said Dr. Barbara Turner of the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
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I am currently applying for a $10,000 scholarship for pre-grad students like me who are doing research.)Paycheck Amount: $0Gender: gender-nonconforming female Monthly ExpensesRent: $1,303 (I live alone in a studio by my university, paid for by my parents)Student Loans: $0Netflix: $8.99Amazon Student Prime: $59/year Spotify: $4.99 Cell Phone: $60 (prepaid plan) Day One 12 p.m.
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And it was just one example of how both state-level public records laws and the federal Freedom of Information Act, written to ensure transparency and accountability in government, have morphed into potent weapons in legal and business disputes, raising questions about the chilling effects — and costs — they impose on targets who are doing research in controversial or sensitive fields.
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"I implore Iran, the United States, my home country China and other members of the international community to secure the release of this innocent man, Xiyue Wang, and make our family whole again," she said Thursday at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. Xiyue Wang, a Princeton University PhD student, was in Tehran doing research when he was arrested on espionage charges in August 2016.
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Op-Ed Contributor The announcement on Sunday that Iran had sentenced Xiyue Wang, an American citizen and Princeton graduate student who was arrested last summer while doing research in the country, to 10 years in prison for being a spy for American and British intelligence, came the day before President Donald Trump was scheduled to recertify the Iran nuclear deal that President Barack Obama had reached in 2015.
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Microsoft is making a $1 billion bet on OpenAI, the company formed by notable founders including Elon Musk and Sam Altman three years ago with the aim of doing research and development work to steer the growth of artificial intelligence toward the "friendlier" end of the spectrum, in order to help mitigate what Musk sees as a potential existential threat from AI if it isn't developed responsibly while it grows in capability.
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Heroin-themed plays have surfaced elsewhere recently, too: at a high school in New Market, Md.; a community theater in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; and a children's theater in Roanoke, Va. And on Broadway this spring, the new play "Sweat" — which won the Pulitzer Prize in drama in April — featured two characters who abuse heroin in working-class Reading, Pa. The author, Lynn Nottage, spent time there, doing research for the play and learning more about the opioid menace.
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