It filters out environmental distractions for a pure listening experience.
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Safe mode filters out NSFW or adult content from the results.
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As a bonus, it filters out noise from the AC line.
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With septic, the dirt around the tank filters out the contaminants.
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A smaller catalog also filters out "filler no one watches," he said.
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This filters out into the economy, especially in shareholder use monetary gains.
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The problem is, it filters out a lot of valuable information, too.
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Heilman agreed that a requirement for legitimate sourcing filters out unfounded notions.
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Its search algorithm also filters out offensive, hurtful, or inappropriate queries about people.
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For Thomas Davis, however, the phenomenon filters out beyond language and role-play.
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The company also filters out offensive comments and adds screens to sensitive content.
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I would like an app that filters out people who are 'Scared of dogs.
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She also keeps the temperature even and filters out toxins with her liver and kidneys.
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These goals are directly challenged when the company filters out content or restricts user privileges.
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"That filters out people who are promoting hatred and without a legal basis," she said.
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It'll be interesting to see if any of it filters out into the fall runways.
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The kid-friendly platform filters out inappropriate content and features educational cartoons and toy unboxing videos.
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"It's a sticky gel that goes into (the tubes) and basically filters out sperm," Lissner said.
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Static, which Lemire relates as swirling smoke trails, filters out of the radio's dusty speaker grill.
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Symantec, Intellectual Ventures asserted patents on technology that looks for, identifies, and filters out computer viruses.
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China's "Great Firewall" blocks foreign websites, filters out sensitive keywords and spies on its own citizens.
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Glass is coated with a lining that filters out ultraviolet radiation, which is harmful to art.
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The drug then passes through the blood-brain barrier, a membrane that filters out dangerous substances.
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This forms a figure-eight pickup pattern and enables "noise cancelling," which filters out unwanted, ambient sound.
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It seems to be settling into a smug, fairytale version of reality that filters out discordant information.
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That filters out tens of thousands of potential cases from entering its system in the first place.
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With AbsorbX, it also filters out volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and stops it from potentially causing illness.
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This is the way that a brain filters out superfluous information and prevents an overload of data.
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It already filters out unnecessary visual info and zooms into the key areas where you'll need to look.
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The things your mind naturally filters out in the real world become searing eyesores in a still image.
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It seems to be settling into a smug, fairy tale version of reality that filters out discordant information.
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You can adjust the sensitivity of the alert, which also filters out other noises to prevent unnecessary activation.
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Additionally, the liver also filters out any "bad stuff" or toxins that your body needs to get rid of.
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It also humidifies the air and filters out dust particles to allow for better air quality and better breathing.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)Information filters out of Mosul in brief calls, smuggled messages and first-hand accounts from escapees.
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"It filters out those who can't get their affairs in order," Norton Singhavon, Chief Executive of GreenTec Holdings, said.
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In the first case, the brain filters out a large number of visual clues until we find our keys.
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It filters out the messy, challenging moments, giving onlooking parents a false comparative, resulting in unrealistic expectations of themselves.
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The Earth itself filters out all the noise from cosmic rays and other particles; only neutrinos can pass right through.
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An artificial intelligence filters out anomalies, bad data and attempts at outright fraud—passing on anything dubious for manual inspection.
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Sure, it's a lot pricier than most filters out there but the company also offers financing at $67 a month.
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You can also adjust the sensitivity of the alert, and the feature naturally filters out other noises to prevent unnecessary activation.
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Allergy season is here, folks, and Blueair is consistently one of the highest-rated and best-performing air filters out there.
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Respirator — A face mask that seals around the mouth and filters out particles from the air before they are breathed in.
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A high-quality air purifier filters out the irritants in your room or house, runs quietly, and has reasonable long-term costs.
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This can be done with special filters out of water at home, or it can be done at the water utilities site.
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It also has a built-in noise-canceling microphone that filters out ambient noise for crystal clear communication with your online friends.
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That's because the brain has a process called "value-tagging," which imprints important things onto your subconscious and filters out unnecessary information.
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An N95 respirator, for example, filters out "95 percent of very small (0.3 micron) test particles," the Food and Drug Administration explains.
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By proving things and learning new techniques of proof, people gain an understanding of math, which then filters out into other fields.
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Last year, the platform debuted a "safe mode" that filters out all "sensitive content" on the site (including, yes, all manner of nudity).
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Shungite is another great neutralizing crystal, or one that filters out incoming negativity, while black onyx and obsidian will also keep you grounded.
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That excludes both retirees and most college students, which means it filters out a lot of the demographic noise in the employment rate.
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But during an eclipse, the Earth moves directly between the sun and the moon and filters out some of that light, according to NASA .
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There's "zen mode," which filters out all of the comments the tool identifies as toxic when you turn the volume all the way down.
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Their proprietary technology filters out the two wavelengths that cause color confusion, allowing you to more clearly differentiate between red, green, and blue colors.
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If you've used other augmented-reality lens apps like Snow you'll have already seen the dozens and dozens of different animal filters out there.
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Throwing all filters out the window isn't what we're talking about here — there is a line between being open and a free for all.
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For example, Facebook's main search feature filters out a lot of illegal pharmacies — but searching for photos and events turns up plenty of them.
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Photography site Shutterstock has put in place a censorship tool that filters out key words deemed controversial by the Chinese government, The Intercept revealed.
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Following each performance, the tanks of blood are trucked back to J&M, which filters out any newly added particles of foam and dust.
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All of his mail gets delivered to the service, which filters out the junk mail and sends him a list of what was received.
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The atmosphere actually filters out much of the sun's blue light, leaving us with what has come to be popularly known as a Blood Moon.
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I mean the filter filters out a very small amount of the haters, and I know that the haters reduce the value of the company.
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Here's why this matters, though: Facebook can do what others, such as Snapchat, have already done and market these sorts of filters out to advertisers.
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The malware targets customers of Orange S.A., a French internet service provider, and filters out non-French users based on the location of someone's computer.
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The C.D.C. also recommends that health care workers wear a respirator, which filters out more particles than a mask, when they are around such patients.
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It filters out what it deems non-essential and sends the information as short, factual alerts to everyone within a quarter mile of the incident.
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The Flex Utility tool refreshes the Flex app, filters out blocks that don't match the user's search criteria and then places the button over appropriate blocks.
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The blood-brain barrier is a sort of natural "security system" that filters out drugs and other substances in blood so they can't reach the brain.
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She's right about nose hair being necessary — it filters out dirt and debris from the air we breathe — but that doesn't account for the other dangers.
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The flip side of that interest, though, is that new, rawer scientific work filters out to the general public much more quickly, without interpretation or intervention.
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You can use it to drink out of puddles, rivers, and other bodies of water, and it filters out anything that may make water non-potable.
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BECAUSE OF THE SPECIFIC GUN ISSUE, WE DID CANVAS OUR CLIENTS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD ABOUT ARE THEY – DO THEY WANT A PORTFOLIO COMPOSITION THAT FILTERS OUT FIREARMS.
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Zemeckis shoots a school dance as if it were a car chase But Zemeckis's desire to prove himself filters out to almost every element of his direction.
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"When you're focusing on one person who's speaking, your brain filters out the other sources and only 'sees' that," he told Reuters Health in a phone interview.
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One lens filters out light if the wave seems to be moving in a counterclockwise circle and lets through clockwise light, while the other lens does the opposite.
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The YouTube Kids app filters out some of these sorts of disturbing videos, the report said, but doesn't necessarily capture them all because of its reliance on automation.
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The next day, I'm on a bus with Trumble and 25 other volunteers en route to a small factory to make water filters out of clay and sawdust.
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Events that used to take weeks to launch now take hours, organizers said, foreshadowing what may happen when word filters out that Mr. Trump is on his way.
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But unlike a jury in a criminal trial, the senators aren't selected and screened through an examination process that filters out possible jurors who are biased or unfair.
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When a successful fusion occurs, the new element is sent flying through a separator that filters out any other particles, before arriving inside a detector lined with silicon sensors.
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"It's a sticky gel that goes into [the tubes] and basically filters out sperm," says Elaine Lissner, executive director of the Parsemus Foundation, the medical research organization behind Vasalgel.
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Everyone wants the ability to be the cool friend who filters out the garbage and points people to the good stuff — and to find ways to monetize that ability.
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Rather than using visible, ultraviolet or infrared light, the EHT filters out everything except radio waves, longer light rays whose wave peaks have around a milimeter of space between them.
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To not die, first you have to boil saltwater and collect the pure vapor, or get yourself a fancy membrane that filters out all the salt and, conveniently, sea life.
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Not only are there two beam-forming microphones to pick up your voice, but there's also a speech-detecting accelerometer that tracks your jaw movement and filters out background noise.
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By charging more in fees, Amazon not only makes additional cash but also filters out sellers who aren't confident that their products will be popular enough to justify the costs.
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Perhaps most importantly for us highly annoyed Americans, the bill would also force phone service providers to use call authentication that filters out illegitimate calls before they go through to consumers.
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That company will issue 46 million WaBi coins for $0.25 per token to participants, excluding Chinese citizens (who it filters out by checking identifying documents, internet protocol addresses and phone numbers).
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Fingerlings also have a microphone to sense sound, paired with software that filters out background noise, so they know to react to signals like clapping or the blowing of a kiss.
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Enter your search terms and Safari filters out the tabs as you go, though bear in mind you're only searching through the titles of the tabs and not the actual web pages.
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The Nova features an impressive 445ppi, along with improved color over past models and an Eye Protection mode for that filters out blue light and auto adjusts brightness for night time viewing.
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After the crowning, the crowd filters out of its seats—some to take more photos of the women, others to the Chinese banquet after-party at a restaurant on San Francisco's Clement Street.
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But when the Sun is at a low angle on the horizon, its light has to pass through a lot more atmosphere to reach our eyes, and that filters out blue light even more.
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"It's tough when you're fishing for jokes, like that's how stand-ups feel, that there's no real filters out there in the world when you're trying to go for a great joke," he explained.
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Where things get even smarter for Bitdefender Internet Security 2018 is its multi-layered ransomware protection that keeps your files safe from unwanted encryption, along with safe browsing that filters out potentially harmful websites.
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All passengers were given N95 respirators — a heavy-duty mask fitted to the face that filters out 95 percent of smaller air particles — to wear on board the repurposed cargo planes, Ms. Courter said.
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Hot water kills germs, but Henry said, "people are not running hot water through the filters," out of fear it will decrease the life of the filter, and it's contributing to the spread of disease.
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Of all the models we tested, the UC Voice 550 Duo has the best sound quality for voice calls, and the noise-cancelling mic filters out background noise so you won't drive your callers crazy.
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" The duo soon learned that the reason 95 percent of bourbon is produced in Kentucky is due to an "ancient limestone aquifer that filters out all the iron… and adds hints of calcium and magnesium.
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It's unfortunate that the very real enmity between these two talents has played out on a public stage and has been subjected to a gaze that filters out the parts of Blackness deemed uncivil or unsavory.
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When you use it the way it was intended, it is purifying marijuana smoke and allowing you to experience the smoking process without all of the carcinogenic kief; it neutralizes the kief and filters out imperfections.
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Jaden Smith and his nonprofit donated a fourth water filtration system known as the Water Box, which the group says filters out heavy metals and bacteria from multiple gallons of water per minute, to Flint, Mich.
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Getting those certifications is a lengthy and expensive process, and the special fabric that filters out tiny particles has been in extremely short supply, so many fly-by-night factories have been pumping out counterfeit or incomplete masks.
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The software not only identifies which photos to send, and continues to update as you take more pictures, it also filters out blurry and bad photos – like those with your eyes closed, duplicates, and those that won't crop well.
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AppNexus, which runs a big ad exchange, filters out ad slots that seem to be attracting lots of fake "readers", offers rebates to advertisers which detect bot fraud and has cut the number of ad impressions sold by middlemen.
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Apart from that, both cameras have the same advanced features, including a Live Focus Mode that auto-focuses on subjects while you film video, and a Zoom-In Mic feature that filters out background sound while you record audio.
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When one is needed — mostly in a place where a lot of illnesses have been reported — people should wear an N99 respirator, a heavy-duty mask fitted to the face that filters out 95 percent of smaller air particles.
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A different sort of service is provided by companies like the Salt Lake City-based ClearPlay, which sells a special Blu-Ray and DVD player that filters out content from discs on the fly, based on controls set by a parent.
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Desalination is usually achieved either by boiling salt water and collecting the steam, so that the salt is left behind, or reverse osmosis, which uses pressure to force saltwater through a semipermeable membrane that filters out salt and other particles.
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Questions of diversity obviously spring to mind — which Snapchat has never really addressed or divulged numbers on publicly — and I imagine a more diverse staff might have at least caused some people to question their choices in putting these filters out.
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He heats it one more time "like a big soup," then filters out the herbs and ages the drink for three to six months in neutral metal barrels, giving the herbal flavors time to break apart and soften on the palate.
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And yet despite that, I cannot stop coming back — the app has the absolute best photo filters out there, letting you apply an overwhelming variety of film-like effects and make a number of other adjustments before sending your pictures off to Instagram.
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Backpage filters out explicit words, supplies code phrases and helps conceal trafficking ads from law enforcement, according to the lawsuits filed by two anti-trafficking groups and an unidentified woman who said she was raped as a result of a Backpage ad.
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And when there are only 22 places in Formula One and everybody is fighting so hard to get there, if you have 10 more guys to girls at a lower level then it filters out probably to a higher level as well.
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EvaChill EV-215.99 personal air conditioner — $79 See Details EvaSMART 2 takes the best of both a humidifier and air conditioner and meshes it into a single device that not only filters out particles and keeps your air clean, but also makes it super cold.
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Dr. Guo endorsed these methods of harm reduction, but insisted that the masks need to be high quality—an N95 or P2 "respirator" mask that filters out at least 95 percent of tiny particles—and people need to check their houses for air leaks.
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The Wolf's eventual death is particularly notable for the way that the spirit of trying to save others filters out first to the Wolf (who turns back to help Denise when she's almost certainly dead) and then to Denise (who offers to save his life).
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Neopets filters out violent or sexual content and requires users younger than thirteen to get signed waivers before posting, so at the peak of its popularity in the mid-2000s, it was a soft landing place for kids and teens just starting to experiment with storytelling.
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Read more: Execution videos, sex in the office, PTSD and ISIS sing-alongs: a day in the life of an online content moderatorCurrently, the macro contained in the Word document filters out certain victims based on their location and leads the download and execution of the malware.
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Price: $28 Call it an worst-case-scenario kit: When your Note7 or whatever phone you're using inexplicably starts smoking, you'll happy you were properly prepared with an oxygen mask that filters out smoke and a fire extinguisher to stop the flames from damaging any property or valuables.
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They anonymized résumé reviews to remove potential bias that filters out women or people of color, they relied on software to comb their job listings for words that may target some people over others, and they required more than one diverse candidate be represented on every interview slate.
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It then filters out the actually innocent clients (classified by basic criteria such as whether or not they actually respond to the server) by continually reshuffling the across more and more server nodes, until eventually the bad clients have landed onto bad servers and good clients are on good servers.
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However, this week, Verizon split the service into two tiers: A free tier that detects spam, filters out robocalls, and reports offending numbers to the carrier, and a new $2.99 plan that adds in additional features such as caller ID, personal spam, block lists, and even a risk meter that attempts to evaluate potentially malicious calls.
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Facebook says its users are exposed to a multitude of different viewpoints in their News Feed, but observers say social media filters out content that people don't want to see in favor of those that reaffirm their own beliefs and isolate them in politically partisan bubbles "All the research that we have suggests this isn't really a problem," Zuckerberg said Thursday.
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The side-looking radar could enable the Su-57 to employ extreme beaming tactics, where the fighter turns 90 degrees away from an enemy's pulse doppler radar exploiting the blind spot of this technology (the radar filters out low relative velocity objects and the beaming fighter, which appears stationary to the radar, disappears from the enemy radar screen) while still guiding its weapons on target.
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Scott Wapner: I mean, we're -- maybe we talk about so it much for obvious reasons back East, because we're so close to D.C. and the news that filters out of the administration, but how much are people out here, talking about the trade war, impacts from China, directly on technology companies, whether they are the chip names which have gotten hit on any headline that has come across?
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