The four vessels that were damaged were the Saudi-flagged Almarzoqah and Amjad, the UAE-flagged A. Michel and the Norway-flagged Andrea Victory.
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The 193 U.N. member states are now required to prohibit port entry to the Comoros-flagged Petrel 8, St. Kitts and Nevis-flagged Hao Fan 113, North Korean-flagged Tong San 2 and Cambodia-flagged Jie Shun.
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The sources identified the tankers as the Marshal Islands-flagged Front Altair and the Panama-flagged Kokuka Courageous.
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The danger of an ever-changing algorithm is that words that have been flagged once could be flagged again.
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"If you preach America first, why not promote the U.S.-flagged fleet at the expense of foreign-flagged ships?" he asked.
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Meanwhile, 20 per cent of rail-to-sea shipments that were flagged exports flagged as potentially stolen vehicles were not checked.
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The ships targeted for blacklisting were the Xin Sheng Hai (flag unknown); the Hong-Kong-flagged Lighthouse Winmore; the Togo-flagged Yu Yuan; Panama-flagged Glory Hope 1 (also known as Orient Shenyu), Kai Xiang and Billions No. 18; and the North Korean-flagged Ul Ji Bong 6, Rung Ra 2, Rye Song Gang 1, and Sam Jong 2.
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The ships proposed to be blacklisted are: Xin Sheng Hai (flag unknown); Hong-Kong-flagged Lighthouse Winmore; Togo-flagged Yu Yuan; Panama-flagged Glory Hope 1 (also known as Orient Shenyu), Kai Xiang, and Billions No. 18; and North Korean-flagged Ul Ji Bong 6, Rung Ra 2, Rye Song Gang 1, and Sam Jong 2.
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The ships targeted for blacklisting were Xin Sheng Hai (flag unknown); the Hong-Kong-flagged Lighthouse Winmore; the Togo-flagged Yu Yuan; Panama-flagged Glory Hope 1 (also known as Orient Shenyu), Kai Xiang, and Billions No. 18; and the North Korean-flagged Ul Ji Bong 6, Rung Ra 2, Rye Song Gang 1, and Sam Jong 2.
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Sometimes someone's flagged as a noncitizen when in fact they're a citizen, or they're flagged as voting when in fact they didn't vote.
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The Marshall Islands-flagged Front Altair carrying naphtha and the Panama-flagged Kokuka Courageous carrying methanol have been evacuated and the crews are safe.
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But unlike he had been flagged earlier in the year for an excessive celebration, and unlike some other repeat offenders, he didn't get flagged.
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And users who've already started receiving emails about their flagged content under the new policy are reporting that their content is being flagged incorrectly.
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In one such instance, flagged by user NeonFiona, videos about sex and relationships weren't flagged but videos that directly referred to LGBTQ+ issues were.
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Starting February 25, the first time a creator's content is flagged, they will get a one-time warning and their flagged content will be removed.
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YouTube notes that videos aren't automatically taken down once flagged, though staff review flagged videos and determine if the video will remain on the site.
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But it does mention one case of a ship-to-ship transfer involving a Russian-flagged ship and one case involving a Belize-flagged ship.
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It shows how much content was flagged for violating Facebook's rules, how much was flagged by AI moderation tools, and how much was ultimately taken down.
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Accounts that were flagged as bots by the Botometer for the study were 4.6 times more likely to have been suspended than accounts flagged as human.
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Instead of a foreign-flagged charity ship, the latest batch of migrants were initially picked up off the Libyan coast by an Italian-flagged supply vessel.
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The Marshall Islands-flagged Front Altair carrying naphtha and the Panama-flagged Kokuka Courageous carrying methanol have been evacuated and the crews were safe, shipping sources said.
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Indonesian-flagged ships plying international routes, however, will need to comply with the IMO's global sulfur cap as will foreign-flagged vessels its waters, the official said.
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Indonesian-flagged ships plying international routes, however, will need to comply with the IMO's global sulphur cap as will foreign-flagged vessels its waters, the official said.
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Two tankers, the Marshal Islands-flagged Front Altair and the Panama-flagged Kokuka Courageous, had been evacuated and the crews were safe, four shipping and trade sources said.
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Though, as reported in several Government Accountability Office reports, many U.S. flagged vessels require more crew per ship because they are older, and less automated than foreign flagged ships.
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Reports emerged Friday afternoon first that Iran had seized a British-flagged oil tanker transiting the Strait of Hormuz, then that Iran had also seized a Liberian-flagged tanker.
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Reused passwords are flagged in Settings > Passwords & Accounts.
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On the night of June 17, 2017, the Fitzgerald collided with the Philippine-flagged Philippine-flagged container vessel ACX Crystal in a bustling maritime corridor off the coast of Japan.
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And instead of discouraging bad behavior, having a post flagged and removed seemed to actually increase the odds that person would post another comment that would be flagged for abuse.
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A 22019 survey conducted by the Maritime Administration (MARAD) found that the annual operating costs of an average U.S. flagged vessel were 2.7 times higher than a comparable foreign flagged vessel.
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The two tankers, the Marshal Islands-flagged Front Altair and the Panama-flagged Kokuka Courageous , have been evacuated and the crews were safe, shipping sources said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said Iran's seizure of a British-flagged vessel and a Liberian-flagged vessel in the Strait of Hormuz was unacceptable and called for freedom of navigation in the Gulf.
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Content from YouTube main may take several days to filter into the kids app, and content flagged in the kids app has its own reviewers, who are monitoring flagged content 24/7.
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Beside the Lighthouse Winmore and the Sam Jong 2, the ships targeted for blacklisting were the Xin Sheng Hai (flag unknown); the Togo-flagged Yu Yuan; Panama-flagged Glory Hope 1 (also known as Orient Shenyu), Kai Xiang and Billions No. 18; and the North Korean-flagged Ul Ji Bong 6, Rung Ra 2, and Rye Song Gang 1.
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The ship is tasked with escorting British-flagged ships through the contested strait to deter Iran forces, which haven't seized a UK-flagged ship since July 19 when the Stena Impero was taken.
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A section of the court filings flagged by Nieman Lab.
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He dragged himself up and flagged down a passing car.
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Sorry, the stupid algorithm flagged it, and now it's gone.
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But she spotted a passing truck and flagged it down.
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The deal had earlier been flagged by a Reuters story.
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Most of the posts that Social Sentinel flagged seemed benign.
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Moss said she is occasionally flagged for a hair search.
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So that's another grey area being critically flagged by Barassi.
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Most were flagged for sexual content (30.1%) or spam (26.4%).
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Quinn flagged more changes ahead for the bank on Monday.
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She flagged down passing motorists, who helped her call police.
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ZDNet also flagged complaints around the issue early last month.
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It first flagged the manipulation on four models last Wednesday.
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Flagged content will be hidden, but not deleted, Tumblr emphasized.
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A spokesperson for IAS told BuzzFeed News they flagged Entertainmentcrave.
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At the same time, 7,031 gun owners were newly flagged.
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When flagged for secondary screening, she took it in stride.
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When they reached the street, Chapman flagged down an SUV.
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Nissan had flagged a steep drop in profit on Wednesday.
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Provide more data on shares over time for flagged content.
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Large bodies are still flagged as inappropriate on social media.
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Someone from the service facility flagged the watch as stolen.
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Verdi had already flagged its opposition to a possible merger.
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The local comptroller had also flagged irregularities in the contract.
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Just the ones that have been flagged as particularly troubling.
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It had also already flagged Angola as attractive, alongside Egypt.
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Does it matter that Anthem is flagged in the Bahamas?
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Reuters had flagged the imminent EU approval on Nov. 23.
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Less than 0.5 percent of posts are flagged and removed.
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Take a post that might get flagged as hate speech.
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If these differ from a reference motion path, boom, flagged.
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The Daily Mail changed its headline after Kim flagged it.
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And why weren't Stair's postings flagged prior to the murders?
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"Home Improvement" has been flagged for its characters' macho attitudes.
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These images were all wrongly flagged by Tumblr as improper.
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That value gap might explain why Bayer's shares have flagged.
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Goldberg could not say how many tests have been flagged.
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Words like "patriots" and "Constitution" were flagged for extra scrutiny.
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An independent security researcher originally flagged the issue to Motherboard.
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That adjustment was flagged months in advance in late September.
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Taylor flagged a male McDonald's employee to ask a question.
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MAS had flagged its intention to ban Leissner last December.
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AX > flagged weaker annual earning and scrapped its interim dividend.
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Remarkably, the activity Facebook flagged today dates back to 2010.
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This was something flagged by Justin Saslaw at Raptor Group.
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Houston was also ejected as he was flagged for targeting.
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Burberry sales soon flagged across key markets, particularly in China.
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Mr. Campos flagged the pilot, who started up the helicopter.
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The administration originally flagged the new policy back in July.
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I stepped in front of them and flagged one down.
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The Ethicist Last night, I flagged down a yellow cab.
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Another 22018 cases had also been flagged for possible review.
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The city has always inspected food carts and flagged violations.
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The plan flagged by Suu Kyi is moving forward, however.
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YouTube will then review those flagged videos for potential violations.
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The ISS reports in 2018 and 2019 flagged this arrangement.
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"I have no doubt that these weren't flagged," he said.
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No dividend would be paid, as flagged in previous guidance.
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Sanders flagged this approach at an Iowa rally on Nov.
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No dividend would be paid, as flagged in previous guidance.
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Johnson flagged the revenue significance in a global startup context.
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However, the potentially bigger concern was flagged by Musk himself.
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Rubio opposed the nomination after Scott flagged Bounds' past comments.
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JPMorgan again flagged the transactions as suspicious to British regulators.
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The play wasn't flagged, though it looked like pass interference.
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The ship also happens to be the rare ocean liner that was built and flagged in America, which can make it easier to service some American routes where foreign-flagged vessels can face limitations.
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LONDON, July 19 (Reuters) - Britain said Iran's seizure of a British-flagged vessel and a Liberian-flagged vessel in the Strait of Hormuz was unacceptable and called for freedom of navigation in the Gulf.
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For anyone curious about what sorts of videos are being flagged by YouTube, the hashtags #YouTubeIsOverParty and #YouTubeRestricted saw LGBTQ content creators identifying their own work which had been flagged by the new system.
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"We've asked Google to provide some type of detailed appeals process to enable sites that do get flagged to explain their situation, especially if they don't think that they should be flagged," he says.
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At port were the Ryon Hwa 3, a Tanzania flagged cargo vessel owned by a North Korean shipping company that was sanctioned last year by the United States, and the North Korean flagged Woory Star.
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Blogs that have been either self-flagged or flagged by us as "explicit" per our old policy and before December 17, 2018 will still be overlaid with a content filter when viewing these blogs directly.
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In the past, Facebook has depended almost totally on content flagged by users, including government and civil society leaders who have met company officials in real life and flagged content via direct emails or messages.
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The Treasury also delisted firms Serenity Maritime Limited, Lima Shipping Corp and the vessel Leon Dias, flagged by Panama, and New Hellas, flagged by Greece, which allegedly had links to the Venezuela-Cuba oil trade.
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Less than one percent of tests are flagged according to Pearson.
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On Monday, the first of the flagged content was taken down.
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Affected users also have flagged the company's ongoing controversy around verification.
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The company again flagged its push to increase headcount this year.
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They show the types of inappropriate content that should be flagged.
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I carried luggage, flagged taxies, and made small talk in elevators.
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But Facebook said this process covered only videos flagged for suicide.
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Amazon said it removed these deals after BuzzFeed News flagged them.
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Nearly 200 others flagged losses of over 100 million yuan each.
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It now features four different menus — today, scheduled, all and flagged.
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But the Iranian-flagged Adrian Darya 063 was no ordinary tanker.
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Research firm Gordon Haskett flagged the journey, citing information from Quandl.
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Guess we're posting our flagged tumblr stuff now lol pic.twitter.com/RvPMo9Sw8u
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The airline had already flagged the 2015 profit growth in January.
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Earlier this month, the European Central Bank flagged further policy easing.
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Users have a chance to appeal flagged content, but after Dec.
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He was flagged, but the league ended up not fining him.
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Banks and brokers have also flagged concerns around consumer staples stocks.
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Some of the offending channels, flagged by BuzzFeed Wednesday, were verified.
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It also flagged higher losses from Car Store, its online marketplace.
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The researchers also flagged geographic hotspots where disease might take off.
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CNN's Andrew Kaczynski flagged the timeline behind Giuliani's confusion on Twitter.
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"Immediately, I flagged down a police officer," Hughes said Friday morning.
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Video that hasn't been flagged is automatically deleted within 31 days.
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What don't we see being flagged up in this latest promo?
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Content flagged as violent — a beating or beheading — may be newsworthy.
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YouTube's report points out that not all flagged content is removed.
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Several other accounts have been flagged as possible Eugene Gu aliases.
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It was, however, flagged as suspicious by British authorities and frozen.
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The non-cash charges were flagged by the company on Feb.
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The group spun out of La Estrella and flagged a taxi.
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Regulators in Australia also flagged concerns about the massive tie-up.
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Iran seized the Stena Impero, a British-flagged tanker, on Friday.
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We work to quickly remove flagged videos that violate our policies.
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The firm flagged a softening in demand in cyber and intelligence.
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It has not flagged any concerns about deflation in the horizon.
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Mozilla indicated that it would patch any leaks flagged by WikiLeaks.
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UK-flagged vessel Stena Impero was seized by Iran on Friday.
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Health law expert Tim Jost flagged this particular issue to me.
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He is the first fighter flagged under the three-strikes rule.
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I have already flagged many pages with Post-it note reminders.
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Most flagged a drop in Chinese demand as their chief risk.
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Tap the "Starred" folder to be taken to your flagged messages.
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The shares plunged on Tuesday after the CEO flagged the risk.
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They also flagged a piece of demonstrably false intelligence he provided.
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Photos of Parker were being flagged by Facebook, which owns Instagram.
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She flagged him down and took a copy of his resume.
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But Lagos, 79, flagged in the polls as Guillier's popularity soared.
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These will be flagged in the app as "members-only" fares.
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However, that information was not flagged for customers in other countries.
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Big name publishers titles are having links to their content flagged.
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It took some time, but I finally flagged down a cab.
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Seattle Coach Pete Carroll was flagged for going onto the field.
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It also flagged how long everyone had been at the bar.
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The flagged content is then reviewed by Instagram's fact-checking program.
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The program falsely flagged 26 legislators as criminals, the ACLU said.
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The Bundesbank has flagged concerns and warned of a possible recession.
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She has flagged moments when his dialogue verges on the melodramatic.
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YouTube said that machines flagged most of the videos it removed.
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IKEA had previously flagged higher Indian customs duties as a challenge.
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What we're watching: There are some new threats CDC flagged. 1.
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But the Iranian-flagged Adrian Darya 212 was no ordinary tanker.
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They flagged your book as benefiting from bulk purchases, not me.
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Typically, courses will be flagged when students register online for classes.
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The U-Haul was flagged and pulled over by the police.
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Audits and government reports have flagged other problems over the years.
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The Jets were flagged 10 times for 106 yards over all.
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"Concerns from a corporate governance viewpoint are well-flagged," she noted.
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Of the vessels freed on Tuesday, one was Saudi Arabia-flagged.
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Of the vessels freed on Tuesday, one was Saudi Arabia-flagged.
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I had him flagged in my head as somebody to watch.
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The earnings had been flagged in preliminary figures on Jan. 22.
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Board members flagged Figaro's frequent appearances on Fox News praising Trump.
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The Jones Act limits shipping between coasts to U.S. flagged vessels.
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Like Perspective, Moderator charts comments based on their likelihood of being toxic or similar to comments previously flagged by moderators, creating a percentage score with the most likely to be flagged appearing closer to 100 percent.
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Google has ignored warnings about pro-ISIS content on its social media platform, Google Plus, according to users who flagged posts to the company and an expert who said he flagged the content directly to Google.
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South Korea said it had obtained intelligence showing the Hong Kong-flagged Lighthouse Winmore transferring as much as 600 tons of refined petroleum products to a North Korea-flagged ship, the Sam Jong 13, on Oct.
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A Greek-flagged tanker and a Panama-flagged freighter in the area were heading to the location, about 80 nautical miles south of Crete and 15 nautical miles within Libyan waters, coastguard spokesman Nikos Lagkadianos told Reuters.
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On Friday, South Korea said that in late November it seized the Hong Kong-flagged Lighthouse Winmore, which is suspected of transferring as much as 600 tons of oil to the North Korea-flagged Sam Jong 2.
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Starting today, all of those flagged posts will be hidden from view.
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"We're looking into the issues you've flagged," Davidoff said in a statement.
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People familiar with the matter had flagged the management reshuffle to Reuters.
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Creators can go back and manually review comments flagged by YouTube's system.
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Presumably, removing the audio fooled YouTube's systems for spotting previously flagged videos.
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That's been fairly obviously flagged in the purchasing manager's indices we've seen.
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Regulators aren't the only ones who have flagged tether's influence on bitcoin.
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However, they were later told her application had been flagged for surrogacy.
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Turnbull also flagged stronger surveillance of potential Islamic State supporters in Australia.
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That apparent discrepancy was among several flagged by Sanders's campaign on Thursday.
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However, some have further delayed reopenings or flagged a hit to profit.
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Of those, none were flagged as false on Facebook as of publication.
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Whatever caused Mikhail to be flagged, they argued, it was clearly moot.
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But prices for those items flagged recently, sinking hopes of a recovery.
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What happened Witnesses flagged down Dallas police officers around 10:30 p.m.
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One of the posts by Iranian-based bad actors flagged by Facebook
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When a post is flagged, it's reviewed, and the author is contacted.
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They put him in the car and flagged down an Orlando firetruck.
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Some of his well-flagged plans involve uncomfortable changes or spending cuts.
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Though he also flagged the point that not all bots are bad.
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The seizure of the British-flagged tanker is proving popular inside Iran.
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According to officials, an employee from a nearby bar flagged the car.
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Throughout the editing and review, nobody flagged Davis's proposed language as troublesome.
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They will still be needed to follow up on many flagged transactions.
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CWT's controlling shareholder flagged a potential sale of the business last year.
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For some, that initial disgust with The Big Bang Theory never flagged.
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The bank has already flagged that rate cuts are on the cards.
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BaFin asks N26 to catch up with its backlog of flagged transactions.
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Some of those the program flagged for failure were for cancer treatments.
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These governments have flagged concerns that the technology would enable Chinese espionage.
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Let us know why you don&apost think it should be flagged.
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On Friday, Iran seized a British-flagged oil tanker in the strait.
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YouTube removed the flagged content in almost half of its reported cases.
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Last week, it flagged a record annual loss of $4.78-$4.98 billion.
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Its German rival Munich Re had also flagged a hit to earnings.
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Sanders's difficulty winning non-white voters was flagged early, and has remained.
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The flagged post is then sent to a human reviewer for confirmation.
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Last week he flagged the possibility of monetary easing to help growth.
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Democrats on the Senate Budget Committee flagged the parliamentarian's guidance Friday evening.
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YOU SAID THAT MAYBE SOME OF THE PROPERTIES WOULD BE DE-FLAGGED.
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I can't attach my name to this for fear of getting flagged.
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Facebook apologized for not initially removing the flagged images in a statement.
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"I flagged it up myself," Salvini told Italy's state news agency ANSA.
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The rules may not apply much burden on Singapore-flagged passenger carriers.
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They will also work to verify stories flagged by social media users.
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He recently flagged this development as a warning sign to his clients.
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Stena Impero, the now seized UK-flagged ship, to change its course.
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And the images that were flagged weren't always the ones we expected.
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VX, posted full year losses and flagged tough times in investment banking.
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Governor Urjit Patel flagged the risk of volatility in domestic financial markets.
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He could have flagged someone down to take him to a hospital.
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Petrobras has flagged its intention to exercise preemptive rights on three blocks.
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When activity is flagged, Discord investigates and decides whether to take action.
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The fact that no one flagged this is offensive and frankly, stupid.
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A number of other EU states have also flagged national security concerns.
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When the dose is flagged, the pharmacist or patient alerts the doctor.
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Still, some have flagged inherent risks in lending to small start-ups.
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Iran later seized a British-flagged oil tanker which it still holds.
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Esmeralda's condition had worsened by the time they flagged down Ms. Todd.
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Regulators in Australia have also flagged concerns about the massive tie-up.
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As his grades flagged, so did his dreams of becoming a pilot.
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But if something worrisome is said, it's flagged and Fetherman will investigate.
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Alexander flagged a Senate page to come collect his phone, while Sens.
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They, too, declined to comment on the governance risks that ISS flagged.
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I think you can see how it would have been automatically flagged.
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The box also identifies "special focus" facilities flagged for serious quality problems.
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Even obtaining a passport was flagged, regardless of whether it was used.
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Those concerns had been flagged to at least three managers. Ugh. But!
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We flagged it down, and the snowmobiler whisked away my girlfriend's mother.
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Its success as a launching pad had flagged in recent years, however.
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These criticisms have been flagged by other Democratic presidential contenders as well.
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The Diamond Princess is a UK flagged vessel owned by Carnival Corp.
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But either way, officials should have flagged the disconnect for the court.
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The state wrongly flagged thousands of American citizens, most of them Latino.
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Words like "f u ck" or "f*ck" may still be flagged.
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Near the Fairway supermarket in Red Hook a man flagged her down.
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Cornerback Joe Haden was flagged for pass interference on the next play.
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The BuzzFeed story said the transfers were "flagged" by US financial institutions.
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Wasn't Iger the one who first flagged ESPN's problems with cord-cutting?
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ESMA flagged the plans last month, sending shares of spreadbetting firms tumbling.
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ABOUT A YEAR AGO COMCAST FLAGGED THE SLOW DOWN OF VIDEO SUBSCRIBERS.
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She also flagged the bitcoin "mining" as "suspect activity" in the report.
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Under the new policy, pictures of breakfast, anime, and memes were flagged.
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The two automakers have flagged only modest global sales growth in 2018.
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The Senator flagged it, and by midday it was scrubbed from Facebook.
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Occasionally, we slip a political ad by Facebook because it's not flagged.
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The San Jose Mercury News flagged his failure to cite Robert Kennedy.
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Other Pokéstops, however, are flagged for incidents far worse than drunken behavior.
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The video of the exchange was first flagged by the Daily Kos.
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South Korea seized the Hong Kong-flagged Lighthouse Winmore in late November.
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Because you flagged it for me because it had an awesome headline.
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On Monday morning, Trump flagged a ZeroHedge story (that had been previously flagged by Matt Drudge) alleging that the reason Trump is down in the polls is because the Clinton campaign conspired to rig polls by "oversampling" Democrats.
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The Treasury statement said Russian ship Patriot conducted two ship-to-ship transfers of oil in early 2018 - 1,500 tons to the North Korea-flagged Chong Rim 2 and 2,000 tons to the North Korea-flagged Chon Ma San.
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"I will shortly attend a COBR (national security) meeting to review what we know and what we can do to swiftly secure the release of the two vessels - a British-flagged vessel and a Liberian-flagged vessel," he said.
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She told BuzzFeed News she had no idea why her signature was flagged.
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Parle is not the only food product company to have flagged slowing demand.
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Individual compounds can thus be identified, and telltales of illegal activity flagged up.
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The second tanker is Liberian-flagged but U.K. owned, according to the BBC.
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The new shoe site is flagged, and their organic traffic takes a nosedive.
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What is flagged by users is then checked by Twitter's team of moderators.
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Even scanned pages of an Arabic dictionary are allegedly flagged by the app.
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Videos flagged by Público appeared to capture at least one beating by police.
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He had no significant foreign travel that was ever flagged, another official said.
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With two billion users, the amount of flagged content to review is immense.
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"Our users flagged it to be something really interesting," Boyajian tells The Verge.
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Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has publicly flagged his readiness to ease if growth sputters.
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This content is then flagged and sent to a human moderator for review.
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Analysts flagged further weakening in Royal Mail's UK letters business as a concern.
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Even a cursory look at BTC-e flagged it as a little strange.
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A "foreigner agent" flagged me down while I was walking down the street.
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He also flagged the comment to YouTube, which removed it from the video.
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Only six in every hundred readings flagged a weapon when there was nothing.
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It was flagged in a copyright claim by Mass Effect publisher Electronic Arts.
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It also flagged other statements from executives apologizing for the confusion over verification.
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Malczyk continued his rounds, but a few blocks later someone flagged him down.
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After December 17th, any explicit posts will be flagged and deleted by algorithms.
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One person saw a vase and photos of tights get flagged as explicit.
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Another artist's illustration of a witch floating among kelp was also incorrectly flagged.
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Of those, 316 were flagged up as requiring a response from the firms.
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"The political risk in Europe is there but it's well flagged," he added.
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Any attempted deviations from the rules outlined in the API contract are flagged.
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After we flagged those pages to Facebook, they were removed from the platform.
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Competition flagged, dragging down productivity growth, the driver of long-term living standards.
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And there's a broad range when it comes to who can be flagged.
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The lender had flagged earnings could rise by as much as 27 percent.
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Of course, under its current algorithm, many of these have already been flagged.
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The actor flagged down his "homeboy" while his adorable daughter kept her chill.
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Aside from pay reductions, he has not flagged where the cuts will come.
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Rahami was flagged for secondary screening when he came back from the trip.
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In the past, the FBI has flagged aspects of different federal nominees' history.
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And it is something that could be flagged as a sign of dyslexia.
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The banks were found to have not adequately flagged this clause to customers.
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Currently, 50 percent of such aid must be transported on U.S.-flagged vessels.
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"We flagged it for Facebook, like, 'Holy cow this is interesting,'" Brookie remembers.
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Bell was flagged for unnecessary roughness and a dead-ball unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.
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Bloomberg journalist Anna Massoglia flagged the apparent deletion by Trump earlier on Friday.
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His appeal is strong in golf, where Trump-flagged resorts are well regarded.
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This was in line with what the company previously flagged to the market.
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These sites will be flagged as "Not secure" in the Chrome address bar.
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The U.S. administration has flagged its top trade priority as reducing trade deficits.
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The 63 billion reais package Guedes flagged is much higher than previously touted.
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Iran said earlier it had seized another tanker, the British-flagged Stena Impero.
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Rising debt in the U.S. is a risk that Zandi flagged last year.
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In the third quarter of 2015, GDP contracted by 0.4%, as exports flagged.
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Notably, Instagram only did something about this after Business Insider flagged the abuse.
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Meaning, if you flagged no vulnerabilities, you could be eligible for a bonus.
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So he flagged down an usher and ordered a hot dog and soda.
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He had flagged travel retail as one focus for fresh investments, and publishing.
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The Pentagon report flagged Chinese military advances, including in space and at sea.
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Some of the videos were removed after Business Insider flagged them to YouTube.
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The ACCC flagged it might force the firms to sell their gas separately.
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They've also flagged allegations of corruption, abuse and misconduct throughout the Nigerian military.
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Nearly 216,200 possible forced marriages were flagged up to British authorities last year.
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Facebook will also use AI combined with flagged user reports to moderate content.
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Facebook removed the groups after they were flagged by cybersecurity reporter Brian Krebs.
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Cruz had been kicked out of the school and flagged as a threat.
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A score is never flagged for review solely on score gains, Goldberg said.
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Reports also later emerged of a Liberian-flagged tanker being seized, as well.
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Exane analysts also flagged "uninspiring newsflow" from global regulators of the Basel Committee.
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Has a cop on foot flagged down a civilian to borrow her car?
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Some are always green and will never be flagged as non-advertiser friendly.
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Of the 10 adviser hires flagged in the memo, one is a woman.
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Former French Open finalist Alex Corretja is another who has flagged up Federer.
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They flagged 121 gas giants that appear to orbit in the habitable zone.
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Barack Obama's presidency flagged for a time as the BP oil spill raged.
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The woman on the other end of the phone flagged transaction after transaction.
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In 2014, only 2.1 percent of children tested were flagged for excessive lead.
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Since then, 2,85033 cases have been flagged for additional review, the Examiner reported.
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Stocks have flagged over the last few days after a five-week rally.
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Gartner has previously flagged rising consumer interest in voice-driven devices and services.
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He also suggested that a person's interests in extreme ideology should be flagged.
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T) on Thursday flagged a sharp recovery for struggling U.S. unit Sprint (S.
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Iran on July 19 seized a British-flagged oil tanker, the Stena Impero.
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But Dr. Riva flagged eating disorders, alongside body dysmorphic disorder, as possible effects.
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There is one catch, as an actuarial friend of VoxCare flagged to me.
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At first, he was defensive when Gurewich flagged what she heard as problems.
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Krikorian did not say whether the flagged posts were ultimately removed by Twitter.
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Border Patrol agents flagged her as undocumented and followed her to the hospital.
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Whitten had stuck a flagged broomstick where the 14th green was to be.
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A spokesman, Mike Casca, flagged Mr. Sanders's call for civility from last February.
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Authorities had flagged the risk of landslides after the 6.3 quake on Oct.
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In total, 1.5 million videos were removed after first being flagged by users.
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AirAsia X flagged lower forward bookings and pressure on fares in the presentation.
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There, he was flagged during booking proceedings as being in the country illegally.
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AirAsia X flagged lower forward bookings and pressure on fares in the presentation.
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Last year, 292 of 114,126 total matches (0.256 percent) were flagged as suspicious.
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A fire truck went by and they flagged it down, Mr. Rolle said.
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The CDC flagged Vitamin E acetate as a major culprit in the outbreak.
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A security researcher discovered the exposed server and flagged the issue to Motherboard.
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The agency said Herron's return was flagged for potential identity theft, he said.
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Upon her arrival, federal health officers flagged her for an additional health screening.
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This was in line with what the company had flagged to the market.
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Ultimately, more than 122,000 voters were flagged for removal, according to the complaint.
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The cartridges were also flagged by New York health officials earlier this month.
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Perdue last week had flagged that the second batch of aid was imminent.
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On July 20, a Chinese-flagged container ship departed Charleston, bound for Rotterdam.
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However, the company flagged information about its anti-counterfeiting efforts on its website.
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Another of the issues the foundation's own lawyers flagged: a culture of noncompliance.
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The collision with the Liberian-flagged Alnic MC happened at 5:24 a.m.
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Report the bullying to platform providers and/or have the harassing comments flagged.
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Cops were flagged down in the terminal and they promptly arrested the singer.
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Unlike posts that are flagged and reviewed by Facebook contractors and employees as part of the network's normal process, the company is working with third-party fact-checking organizations to review posts that are specifically flagged as fake news stories.
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"For example, during the first Gulf War, quite a few [Kuwaiti] vessels were re-flagged under the UK flag and some were re-flagged under the United States flag in order to gain protection of the those countries," Coles said.
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U.S. regulators have flagged other potentially nefarious reasons for bitcoin's stratospheric rise last year.
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Even last year, luxury brands LVMH and Burberry flagged lower Chinese tourist spending overseas.
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When they see that, it's usually flagged as a test that's been tampered with.
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Moderators review comments that have been flagged to determine if they should be removed.
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There's evidence that even flagged and downranked content can enjoy considerable reach on Facebook.
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It also named six Russian-flagged vessels: Bella, Bogatyr, Neptun, Partizan, Patriot and Sevastopol.
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The K5 robot can similarly send alerts if it notices flagged license plate numbers.
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These neighborhoods are flagged as priorities and inspectors are encouraged to visit them first.
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It was also flagged by a Twitter user who tagged Correctiv's fact-checking account.
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But when an LGBT family's coming and applying, our application was flagged as surrogacy.
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In some cases, legitimate reviews may be flagged or fake reviews could be missed.
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Pressed on why she had been flagged, the agents told Drehsler they didn't know.
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YouTube says it also provides dedicated human teams to review flagged videos 24/7.
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The algorithm that decides who gets flagged for further screening at the airport, right?
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The results were in line with a preliminary profit figure ZTE flagged last week.
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The flagged posts will, however, still appear if you follow the Instagram account directly.
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Vobile confirmed the video was fingerprinted and Pornhub removed the specific video we flagged.
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At home, he flagged poor retail store earnings as cause for concern, as well.
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Any video flagged to us that violates this policy is reviewed and then removed.
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The problem: a CoreLogic system flagged the record from the New York correctional record.
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Because the company doesn't have access to Snapchat data, the boy's post wasn't flagged.
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Twitter will evaluate content flagged by users for potential misinformation under the new policy.
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Adam Jones tried to strike Porter, it seemed, and was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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In 21996, ELSTAT said 22001,100 Greeks were employed on Greek-flagged deep sea vessels.
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Some moderation is automated, but a lot of it is flagged by the community.
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Of that number, 6.7 million were automatically flagged by its anti-abuse algorithms first.
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More than a dozen times, Mr. Ahluwalia said he was flagged for secondary screening.
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Coffman, just moments after making those comments, flagged BuzzFeed News down again to clarify.
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His account had apparently been flagged for a violation of Facebook's real name policy.
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BuzzFeed News has reached out to both accounts and flagged the accounts to Instagram.
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Instead of it being flagged as inappropriate or "unprofessional," she sees it being celebrated.
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Yet another artist saw their illustrations of people running around and swimming get flagged.
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Many contain selected excerpts from speeches that her staff members flagged as potentially problematic.
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"We need a clear political approach, not just an ad hoc determination," flagged Bath.
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The rules for which files get flagged are closely guarded, and for good reason.
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Analysts, however, flagged concerns about the unexpectedly slow deposit growth in the banking sector.
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During a session for student astronomers, the galaxy was flagged for its unusual appearance.
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They were aboard the Omani-flagged fishing vessel Naham 3 when they were captured.
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Now that it's been flagged, I predict that it will change and change fast.
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Another example flagged by the report is what Cookiebot dubs "YouTube's Tracking Cover-Up".
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What is it that was raised and flagged and what was said to Gab?
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Rather than get flagged for your P2P activity, you should start using a VPN.
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The BBC journalists sent Facebook the images they had flagged from private Facebook groups.
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South Korea's central bank chief also flagged concerns the move could hit its economy.
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That team will also respond to content that is flagged as problematic by users.
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There's a good chance your account could get flagged and suspended — or terminated completely.
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Those who have been flagged seem baffled that their free speech now has consequences.
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That appears to be a violation of U.S. House rules, as flagged by journalists.
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This change, flagged by Slate's Jordan Weissmann, would affect a wide number of states.
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The UK and Gibraltar seized the Iran-flagged tanker Grace 1 in early July.
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That's 85 billion spam calls flagged by the company in the last year alone.
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The Fed left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, but flagged "further gradual" rate hikes.
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UBS has flagged a probe related to U.S. Treasury securities in its earnings reports.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... Jones was flagged for Turinabol -- a banned anabolic steroid.
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The offending programs that could get an account flagged are called mappers and trackers.
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It has flagged a $6.3 billion writedown for the nuclear unit in preliminary estimates.
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The Anthem is a Bahamian-flagged ship in international waters, according to the NTSB.
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Richard Sherman Drills Dan Carpenter, Is Somehow Only Flagged for Offsides #MNF pic.twitter.com/8su6ky4N40
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ECB chief Mario Draghi last month flagged fresh easing to fight stubbornly low inflation.
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"Public access to information" was flagged as a key factor in the low ranking.
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A rescued Panama-flagged Maximus vessel, seen here at a Naval dockyard on Feb.
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The bank has also flagged that CEO Ian Narev will retire by next June.
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We are monitoring the affected accounts and have flagged them for additional fraud protection.
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The Maersk Memphis is a U.S.-flagged ship, according to the Maersk Line website.
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Although surely countless posts are flagged and removed successfully, the failures are often conspicuous.
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Iran seized the British-flagged Stena Impero and briefly detained another ship, the Mescar.
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Scientists know that work concerning climate research is closely watched and certain terms flagged.
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But Instagram only requires documentation of age when an account is flagged, not before.
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An underwater mine placed by the IRGC struck U.S.-flagged oil tanker MV Bridgeton.
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Some companies, including Caterpillar and Procter & Gamble, have flagged such concerns this earnings season.
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Tweets from various users flagged the issue, and asked Amazon and Apple for support.
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Campbell thinks her score was flagged because it's much higher than her first test.
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His commentary went largely unnoticed until Tuesday before Grabien founder Tom Elliott flagged it.
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As of this month, the court's website had flagged revisions to seven of them.
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Those flagged posts will be reviewed by Instagram's newly-established pilot fact-checking program.
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Cruz had been flagged as a threat after he was kicked out of school.
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Some watchdog groups have flagged White House employee tweets that veer into campaign territory.
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The Jets' Sheldon Richardson was flagged for unnecessary roughness twice in the second quarter.
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Those flagged posts will be reviewed by Instagram's newly established pilot fact-checking program.
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The company had flagged a possible separation and sale of the division in June.
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He has been flagged eight times this season, including two times for personal fouls.
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It will first show up to people whose profile photos have been previously flagged.
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Amazon shares flagged Thursday, too, after Trump tweeted more criticism about the online retailer.
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New Fed vice chairman Richard Clarida and Governor Lael Brainard have flagged similar issues.
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Any single deposit more than 5000,000 AFN (USD $7,328) is automatically flagged and investigated.
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Ryanair said a "suspected hoax security alert" had been flagged by the Lithuanian authorities.
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But Theranos got red-flagged at some point by the F.D.A. and defense officials.
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Most parents also flagged additional ongoing stressors like domestic violence, divorce and failing health.
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The scout flagged the player, Jadon Sancho, to his superiors, but to no avail.
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For years, these drinks were flagged for "empty calories" that lead to weight gain.
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Munich Re also flagged losses on life insurance policies as the death toll climbs.
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Despite their endorsement of Ms. Bateson's rival, the ads were not flagged as political.
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The researchers flagged posts they believe are designed to promote electronic cigarettes to youth.
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Both listings were pulled down after they were flagged to eBay by BuzzFeed News.
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The machine flagged me and I was directed to wait for a secondary scan.
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Other banks have also flagged risks to oil demand growth due to economic uncertainties.
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Elsewhere, rising nationalism in India was flagged as a risk for the year ahead.
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Some of the payments were flagged internally as problematic but allowed to go through.
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And applications for family sponsorship have not flagged since President Trump's endorsement of it.
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The tweet was deleted soon after some members of the media flagged the error.
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They can't embed social media posts that have been flagged by a fact-checker.
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They can't embed social media posts that have been flagged by a fact checker.
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In many instances, those flagged were paid laborers, or simply walking through the neighborhood.
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The main terms of the proposal had been flagged by Reuters earlier this month.
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She also flagged something upsetting she had just read in The New York Times.
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Barclays had flagged the poor performance in its investment banking division, warning on Apr.
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Bernstein analysts in their note also flagged the corporate governance issue as a risk.
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The price surged in anticipation of the well-flagged disruptions at Escondida and Grasberg.
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Analysts at Liberum flagged that the sale of Kier's residential unit will take time.
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I got him calmed down and flagged down a police officer in a car.
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Retail financial services provider McMillan Shakespeare fell 3.5% after it flagged challenging market conditions.
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When the spontaneous enthusiasm flagged on Tuesday, cheerleaders made sure the flags kept waving.
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An earlier disclosure by Facebook could have also flagged possible violations of the law.
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Over the years, fellow runners had flagged Moayedi's behavior at several high-profile races.
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The city's spirit flagged, as the crime blotter documented drug busts and methamphetamine labs.
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A Twitter spokesperson declined to comment on the trending hashtags flagged by outside researchers.
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I flagged down a flight attendant, who kindly brought me some wet paper towels.
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Albayrak flagged plans in September to "redirect credit to the right spots," without elaborating.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang also flagged further policy easing and support for small business.
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The Trump campaign has already flagged the 2015 email in a blast sent Tuesday.
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The Namibian government did not respond to CNN's queries regarding the re-flagged trawler.
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Here are eight executive MBA programs that they flagged as among the best.1.
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The other two were discharged when the INM flagged the situation, the company said.
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Same thing happened to me, but I knew exactly why they flagged my name.
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The IRS has flagged this practice, which is known as the "erroneous refund" scam.
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The 139 penalty yards he has been flagged for lead all NFL defensive backs.
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That means some flagged patients are perfectly fine, while others slip through the cracks.
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The Toronto-based company first flagged the issue on Twitter shortly after 2 p.m.
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Albayrak flagged plans in September to "redirect credit to the right spots", without elaborating.
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However, it does mention a case of a transfer involving a Russian-flagged ship.
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It then flagged this to its clients so they could cut off the funds.
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Yesterday, Kotaku reported that during development, XSEED flagged a sign with a KKK reference.
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The prospective purchase was rejected after a background check flagged the order, prosecutors said.
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It has also flagged the possibility of U.S.-China trade war hurting its business.
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Around these parts, he is primarily known for getting flagged because of his surname.
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Britain's biggest retailer had flagged slowdown in underlying sales growth in its latest quarter.
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Coleman, however, said he thought it was going to get flagged on the play.
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Slack will act immediately to remove such content when it is flagged for us.
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"I always get flagged, I always have to produce my birth certificate," she said.
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For example, a SpongeBob meme could be flagged and blocked because of its source image belonging to Nickelodeon; or a dumb vlog could be flagged and blocked because there's a sponge in the background and the dumb filter thought it was SpongeBob.
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Mr. Chekatt was one of about 20,000 people flagged by the French security services for possible radicalization, and was also flagged with what is known in France as a Fiche S, or an S file, indicating that he was a potential security risk.
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The campaigns suggest a maximum posting rate so the accounts don't get flagged as bots.
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But he flagged continued tensions between Barclays and the activist in their engagement so far.
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In December 2016, MAS had flagged its intention to issue a prohibition order against Leissner.
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But their long drive ended in futility: The Canadians flagged the car at the border.
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Meanwhile, it does appear that some tweets using the hashtag are being flagged and removed.
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Objectionable images, videos or text can be flagged and various notification alarms can be enabled.
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The question is—why did Kianah get flagged as more of a risk than Nick?
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Once a story has been flagged as "disputed," it's linked to an explanation of why.
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Hardware problems like battery, sensor, or wiring problems, are flagged and risky vehicles are spotted.
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Videos and channels are removed by human moderators, but only after they're flagged by users.
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The Mayor's Office has flagged around 1,000 apartments that are not registered with the city.
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In the past, we flagged one of Rihanna's favorite pastimes: stealing wine glasses from restaurants.
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Despite being in the public domain, all were flagged for copyright violations by the algorithm.
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The security guard flagged two officers, who then stopped him along Fifth Avenue for questioning.
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In particular, flagged posts will stop appearing in Instagram's Explore tab or hashtag results pages.
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Flagged content is then passed to a 24/7 moderation team ("actual humans") for review.
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During their reviews in 2017, some banks noticed behavior that they had not previously flagged.
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Five of her tweets were flagged to school officials as potential safety threats that July.
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Since our launch, 11,388 different expenses have been flagged as either outliers or clearly illegal.
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In a statement, Google spokesperson Riva Sciuto said that the account had been automatically flagged.
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"Our existing content is being flagged and pulled, just got a strike too," noted Kinzie.
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In August, we flagged an upcoming year-long trade war between the U.S. and China.
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After being repeatedly flagged by fact-checkers working with Facebook, YNW eventually discarded the yournewswire.
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Of those, 10% were flagged as moderately risky or higher, and 2.7% as very risky.
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Anybody who's even passingly familiar with YouTube might have flagged this as a bad decision.
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After that, there is a team of humans that review videos which have been flagged.
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Citibank flagged them to the Treasury Department, which in turn passed them to the FBI.
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That and the tiny number of people it employs to review and judge flagged content.
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Naspers had already flagged that its headline earnings and earnings per share would rise substantially.
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During Q1, the social network flagged 96 percent of all nudity before users reported it.
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It removed the links on all Notre Dame fire posts after the issue was flagged.
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Most sites, like Facebook and Instagram, prohibit nudity and regularly remove posts that are flagged.
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That's right, the pilot wasn't flagged for being drunk as hell while going through security.
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If cancellation alone is being tracked, it doesn't seem like this behavior would be flagged.
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Others have flagged increasing signs of North Korean interest in cryptocurrencies and underlying blockchain technology.
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Several "Red Hen" Yelp pages have been flagged for protection by the site's support staff.
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The escape came days after a man flagged for radicalism stabbed five people in Paris.
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It later said that more people had flagged both videos, but only after Godwin's death.
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India suffers from a massive trade deficit with its largest trading partner, China, he flagged.
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The 300,000-tonne, Panamanian-flagged tanker is managed by Singapore-based IShips Management Pte Ltd.
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First, there's automated keyword detection, where certain words will cause a comment to be flagged.
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Part of this case involves another "hustle shot," this one flagged down on the road.
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And some voters with flagged forms say they were never made aware of any problems.
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But soon he ran into trouble with PayPal, which flagged his account for unknown reasons.
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Baidu, which had previously flagged a hit from stricter Chinese regulations and the Sino-U.
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The MTA flagged the ads for being too phallic in nature and rejected the advertisements.
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Asked for comment, Twitter confirmed to Gizmodo that her account had been flagged for impersonation.
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Before, trolls whose comments were flagged during a broadcast were only temporarily blocked from chatting.
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Some companies, for example, complained that posts celebrating Pride Month were being flagged as political.
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The sector also got a beating on Tuesday after Samsung Electronics flagged weak chip demand.
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Cam Newton took a blow to the head on Monday night, but he got flagged.
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"If your yaks are repeatedly reported or flagged, you will be suspended," the company says.
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The Cardinals were flagged 15 times for 114 yards, many of them pre-snap infractions.
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Genscape flagged three other ships bound for Singapore as potentially delivering American oil to China.
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Changes that you frequently reject in Word may no longer be flagged in your writing.
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BT had launched an internal probe into its Italian business after a whistleblower flagged concerns.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards seized the British-flagged tanker with a crew of 23 on Friday.
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He declined to share the number of trips that had been flagged by its systems.
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This was a key concern flagged by TfL last month when it stripped Uber's license.
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Uploaders whose videos are flagged by the software may be ineligible for generating ad revenue.
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Noble reported a $1.2 billion net loss for July-September and flagged a weak outlook.
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They are flagged as unpleasant sensations but not something to trigger the panic alarm over.
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CHASE is constructed to track attack trails not typically flagged as high priority, he said.
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She ran outside and flagged someone down, asking them to call police, the affidavit alleges.
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Normally, Facebook sends fact checkers stories that are being flagged by users and going viral.
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Upon detection, specially-trained members of Facebook's Community Operations team will review the flagged content.
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We have carefully reviewed the content they've flagged, and removed everything that violated our policies.
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Woodside has flagged the Senegal development as one of its key near term growth projects.
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Many of the flagged substances, such as fertilizers, could be used to create explosive devices.
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Yannis, 30, fidgeted with the keys to his white motorbike after we flagged him down.
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It's another moment when Detective Mark Furhman's (Steven Pasquale) name could have been be flagged.
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Then Bayh scrambled down a hill to a nearby road and flagged a passing motorist.
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Matthews has been flagged for roughing the passer in each of the first three games.
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The agreement applies to "dangerous" nonfood products, like recalled items or goods flagged as unsafe.
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But pirated videos are still available, and legitimate users sometimes see their posts wrongly flagged.
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But now that Comey has flagged the whole batch of them, suspicion will never die.
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Major rivals in pesticides such as BASF and DuPont have flagged punishing conditions in Brazil.
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Witnesses, including one who flagged down a police officer, described the vehicle in the shooting.
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The move was well flagged and was not expected to disturb a roaring stock market.
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Rubber glove maker Ansell Ltd flagged a stronger 2020 outlook despite a drop in profit.
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The bug, flagged by 9to5Mac on Monday, was quickly recreated by people across social media.
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The account was then deleted because it had too many flagged photos, according to Buzzfeed.
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The IPO was first flagged in 23 by the now-Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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The risks flagged in the new releases are consistent with our own long-held views.
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Vindman flagged conversations between the White House and Ukrainian officials as early as July 10.
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CNN has flagged these two live posts to Facebook, which has yet to issue comment.
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The plane, which originated in Bogota, Colombia, landed in Miami and was flagged for maintenance.
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His admission of the drug crime should have automatically flagged his gun purchase for rejection.
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But after enough visits they can get flagged as "drug seeking" in the computer system.
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However, it also flagged weakness in European manufacturing and slower growth in Indian energy consumption.
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The reason was that an intake screening had flagged Deniz-Sahagun as a suicide risk.
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Individual strikes can be appealed, however, and YouTube acknowledged that some videos are mistakenly flagged.
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However, 97 percent of those suspensions were proactively flagged thanks to PhotoDNA and other technologies.
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Around 91 percent of the 205,156 accounts violating terrorist content policy were also proactively flagged.
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The Victorian government had previously flagged its opposition to "The Capability" in its current form.
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Some of the companies plunging today were flagged by (the media) to have accounting issues.
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Did Facebook's security team manually override a tool that flagged these fake accounts as suspicious?
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Seamus Hughes flagged the filing on Twitter, spurring the Post reporters to confirm the information.
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Critics said the garment might have been flagged if H&M's team was more diverse.
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"It was flagged as adult content with age gate," Fields told me in an email.
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After the 700-foot ship, the Hong Kong-flagged Solomon Trader, ran aground on Feb.
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The flagged transactions set off alerts in a computer system designed to detect illicit activity.
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In some instances, what's flagged will lead to a bulk takedown of posts and accounts.
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On Monday, Business Insider flagged several mobile and search ads that promote medical face masks.
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Those ads, though, will be flagged with warnings from Facebook's team of independent fact-checkers.
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He believes his fact-checking attempts have been flagged on trolling forums, such as 4chan.
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The center also flagged products most likely to subtly misrepresent their front-of-label ingredients.
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Facebook accounted for more than 90 percent of reports that tech companies flagged that year.
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Matthew Champion, deputy world news editor for BuzzFeed News in London, first flagged the error.
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But Mr. Chestnut flagged in the heat, devouring a total of just 71 hot dogs.
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Both areas have been flagged by bankers and analysts as showing signs of weakness lately.
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She said she flagged it to her superiors and then left it alone after that.
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The blog posts by Cenk Uygur from the early 2000s were first flagged by TheWrap.
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He said the plan is to start in places where residents have already flagged problems.
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Additionally, the review flagged a plan to allow for virtual power plants by fiscal 2021.
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When a post is flagged, users see a warning saying that the information is false.
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Much of the content that Avaaz had flagged, though, did not have a warning label.
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Several respondents flagged the risk of inflation and questioned the long-term sustainability of MMT.
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CRH had flagged in November that it expected earnings in excess of 53 billion euros.
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The company's shares plunged 20% after the issue was flagged by a broker note earlier.
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The security line is long and then my carry-on gets flagged for extra security.
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In the interim, he flagged large technology companies as the biggest beneficiaries of passive inflows.
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We got false flagged by someone who just nuked all the lefty streams on Twitch!
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The measures were all well flagged by the government of the Social Democrats and Greens.
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Creal said that his team had initially flagged Hikmat because his invoices were so high.
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Meanwhile, Iran lifted a detention order on a British-flagged oil tanker held since July.
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The flagged products were distributed to over a dozen of East coast and midwestern states.
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After Collins suspended his campaign, several potential candidates have flagged their interest in jumping in.
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Well Fargo had flagged the issue in its Form 10-Q filed in early August.
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Litt has previously also flagged concerns over Executive Chairman Richard Baker's $54.8 million pay package.
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The lender had flagged the plans last week they were awaiting approval of the board.
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Another reader flagged what he thought was a conflict between the business and news side.
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Stora had flagged the departure of Sundstrom, who will turn 60 next year, in August.
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The genes flagged in the study play a wide variety of roles in the body.
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"If Democrats don't take him out, Republicans will," McCain declared first flagged by Media Matters.
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It had already flagged that the transaction would result in a 1.7 billion rand expense.
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Alternatively, an abnormality flagged by testing might never go on to cause death, Thompson said.
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That means that many dead people have profiles that have not been flagged to Facebook.
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The victim apparently flagged down officers in the area who were conducting a traffic stop.
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Twitter maintains that its enforcement of its rules relies on accounts being flagged for review.
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Patty Shukla told Motherboard that YouTube flagged and removed more than fifty of their videos.
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Consonni told Fox News that Instagram only said it was removed "in error" and that she initially thought it had been flagged by users—but later learned by her own research that the number of times content is flagged does not determine whether it's removed.
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The analysis of CNN posts revealed that when someone participates in a discussion that had at least one flagged post—even if they didn't reply with a trolling comment at the time—they were more likely to write a flagged post in a later discussion.
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The Jones Act mandates the use of U.S.-flagged vessels to transport merchandise between U.S. coasts.
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The bank had previously flagged expectations for a return on equity of 12 percent for 2016.
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Recent surveys in the manufacturing and construction sectors had flagged a weakening momentum in Britain's economy.
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Finance teams, in turn, spend more time looking just at exceptions that may have been flagged.
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Bill: We flagged very clearly in each of those cases that we would do regular review.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang flagged the proposed resumption of the swap agreement with Japan in May.
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If something gets flagged for specific content, the account that sent the content is automatically suspended.
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Takada flagged points of similarity between the trend in sentiment now and before the Lehman collapse.
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Dutch naval forces in December intercepted a Tanzania-flagged merchant vessel carrying 1.6 tonnes of cocaine.
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Motherboard understands that this will scan videos automatically and look for similarities with previously flagged videos.
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What I found is that whenever fragrance came up, it would be flagged as 'high hazard.
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Outside of Canada, the fund has flagged several potential opportunities in Europe, and Germany in particular.
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Several of her pieces were flagged after the content ban and hidden — "essentially destroyed," she said.
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But only a third of the 225 papers flagged by Jafari and her team actually did.
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Fidgeting, using a computer, or even staring can cause someone to be flagged, the Globe reports.
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He added that the agency had also flagged worries over the logistics of such a policy.
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The spokesperson also said YouTube removes reuploads of videos when flagged by its systems or users.
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S&P and Fitch, in turn, flagged the risk of a credit rating downgrade for Elanco.
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The system also recognized points of interest, like Ikea, and flagged gas stations around the city.
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But Reuters reported the company deleted more than 10,000 accounts after they were flagged by Democrats.
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Reuters images showed the fourth vessel was the UAE-flagged A. Michel, a fuel bunker barge.
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Human employees at Goldman then review the flagged emails and decide whether they represent a problem.
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Its shares closed down 6.3 percent as the company flagged weak smartphone sales and OLED costs.
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The person flagged down police officers and said he was robbed, pointing to a group nearby.
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The audio edit was flagged by the Center for Democracy Action, a group that supports Sen.
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One of the men was flagged after arriving from a "threat country," according to ABC News.
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AMP had flagged outflows of about A$3.97 billion for its wealth management unit in 2018.
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Content flagged by the database will not be automatically removed from the platforms, the companies said.
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Qantas Airways dropped 3.7% after it flagged sluggish domestic growth and a higher annual fuel bill.
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She flagged the police, who found 140 more tickets in one of the men's drawstring bags.
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Thank you to the kind couple who flagged him down and told him to pull over.
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"The allotted seats will always be flagged by men when it comes to elections," Johnson said.
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In the third quarter, Pittsburgh appeared to score a touchdown, and was flagged for excessive celebration.
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Four tankers, comprising Saudi Arabian, UAE and Norwegian-flagged ships, were attacked on Sunday off Fujairah.
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YouTube's team told him they were thankful for his help, and would investigate Crowder's flagged videos.
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Under this system, patients who have especially complex medical needs are automatically flagged by the algorithm.
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We don't know what happened to this intelligence and whether it was flagged to the FBI.
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" Ross Douthat as early as May flagged indications that Trump "never really believed in Trumpism himself.
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He called out the person posting the photo and flagged the image as harmful on Twitter.
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Other apps from seemingly separate companies soon began getting flagged for similar concerns about fraudulent traffic.
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According to prefecture officials, the gunman was flagged on fiché S, the French terrorism watch list.
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For the record, Seldin has NOT been flagged for a violation as far as we know.
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Facebook says it plans to clearly mark any content independent fact-checkers have flagged as untrue.
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Having earlier flagged rate cuts, policymakers are now signaling a "hold", warning of higher inflation expectations.
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Authorities said the driver was a convert to Islam and had been flagged for jihadist ambitions.
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Wiranto still likely holds close ties with the military and police, flagged OCBC economist Wellian Wiranto.
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But she didn't think to check on top of it—until the Rankins flagged her down.
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Thiam had flagged a slowdown in the division's revenues since equities markets plunged in mid-February.
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Facebook found 24 percent of terrorism-related posts before they were flagged by users, it said.
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The anxiety isn't limited to the person responding to their boss's 11PM high priority-flagged email.
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Tensions spiked between Iran and Britain this month when Iranian commandos seized a British-flagged tanker.
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If a flagged or suspicious vehicle enters the area, then the tech notifies the police instantaneously.
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Some EU states, including Germany, had given a largely positive response to May's well-flagged request.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Junker flagged the shadow cast by the U.S.-China trade feud.
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Ads that are already running also might be flagged by artificial intelligence or reported by users.
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What's more, he's had some identical ads where one might be flagged and the other isn't.
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The CEO had flagged the restructuring in May, promising shareholders "tough cutbacks" to the investment bank.
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The Nasdaq market flagged an issue affecting the quote system about 24 minutes before the close.
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The start at the track in western France was flagged away by Hollywood actor Brad Pitt.
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Coleman identified the specimens after they were flagged as being unusual during a recent tree survey.
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The 40-year-old U.S.-flagged El Faro was headed to Puerto Rico from Jacksonville, Florida.
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Content that is flagged will be hidden from view, but not deleted, according to the company.
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The semiconductor space also got a beating on Tuesday after Samsung Electronics flagged weak chip demand.
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Zuckerberg said it should have been flagged as misleading more quickly, but defended leaving it up.
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Ratingdog, however, had flagged Minsheng's heavy debt burden and limited profit potential as early as 2017.
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The first fully-certified electric taxis can now be flagged down on the streets on London.
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Two men in camouflaged uniforms with Ukrainian insignia were shown walking through the Russian-flagged vessel.
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The AP says there was a significant racial disparity among the applications flagged in the system.
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The company, which had previously flagged a hit from stricter Chinese regulations and the Sino-U.
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L.I.E.S. Records has not flagged in its commitment to some of the most experimental techno around.
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Colorado committed 12 penalties for 110 yards while the Wildcats were flagged twice for 10 yards.
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Jobs that are disliked/reported are flagged to the Pickle team, who investigate the issue further.
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By then, the bank had already flagged Low as someone the firm shouldn't do business with.
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Content flagged as "pornographic" might be political in nature, or as innocent as breastfeeding or sunbathing.
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Content posted as comedy might get flagged for overt racism, anti-Semitism, misogyny, homophobia, or transphobia.
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The government has previously flagged the package of incentives but unveiled the details only on Tuesday.
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It was the worst disaster involving a U.S.-flagged cargo vessel in more than three decades.
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The schedule for potential repurchases was flagged by Swiss newspaper Neue Zuercher Zeitung earlier on Wednesday.
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It left them unchanged in December, but said it was ready to act if inflation flagged.
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It wasn't until hours later, after Mashable flagged the profile for Instagram, that it was removed.
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India has deployed two ships in the Gulf to protect Indian-flagged vessels since June 20.
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Refs flagged Ole Miss linebacker DeMarquis Gates for a non-contact foul, however, on the play.
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The job losses had been flagged for years, Holden said in a separate statement on Friday.
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The other ships were a Norwegian-registered oil products tanker and a UAE-flagged bunker barge.
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China maintains a naval squadron that escorts mostly Chinese-flagged vessels through the Gulf of Aden.
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According to information provider, VesselsValue, there are 132 Qatari-owned vessels and 63 Qatari-flagged vessels.
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The Fitzgerald and a Philippine-flagged container ship collided south of Tokyo Bay early on Saturday.
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But investors appeared unconcerned as the slower pace included an already flagged hit to albumin sales.
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A UAE-based, Panamanian-flagged tanker, the Riah, is also missing in the Strait of Hormuz.
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However, a court in Gibraltar just Friday extended the detention of the Panama-flagged Grace 1.
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More troublingly, the videos were often flagged for reasons that seemed unfair, unclear, or outright censorious.
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And the European Central Bank's Olli Rehn on Thursday flagged the need for easing in September.
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They were flagged 232 times for 423 yards with defensive violations aiding two UCF scoring drives.
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He also frequently flagged for defunding grants that mention climate change or other Obama administration priorities.
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BlueBay also flagged the growing risk of a hard line, Cuba-style repudiation of external debt.
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That post was first flagged by David Futrelle, a blogger who focuses on the incels community.
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The lottery company has long been flagged as one of the first candidates for a privatization.
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But the RBI flagged on Tuesday that there were "upside risks" to that 5 percent target.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares steadied on Wednesday as a global equity rally flagged, with Apple (AAPL.
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Detroit forced an incompletion, but Flowers was once again flagged for illegal hands to the face.
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On a recent afternoon, the Mette Maersk, a Danish-flagged behemoth, sat tethered at APM Terminals.
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JAB Holdings was also been flagged as a potential bidder for Whole Foods by retail analysts.
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The old, slow, technologically antiquated U.S. flagged ships carrying most cargo preference food aid are uncompetitive.
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Between 2628 and 28500, the number of U.S. flagged ships decreased from 6900 to 2628 vessels.
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The potential conflicts were flagged to Trump's legal team by Dowd before he resigned, CNN reported.
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The strike at issue was not one of the ones Amnesty International flagged, the statement said.
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His behavior was reportedly flagged to managers back in 1986 and as recently as April 2017.
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BULLARD HAD FLAGGED CONCERNS OVER YIELD CURVE INVERSION BUT SAYS MONETARY POLICY NOW 'CONSIDERABLY MORE ACCOMMODATIVE'
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We're told nearby police officers were flagged down, and cited the Lyft driver for misdemeanor battery.
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With the aid of algorithms, they review more than a million pieces of flagged content daily.
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But it was Nissan that triggered his downfall, launching an investigation after a whistleblower flagged concerns.
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His approval rating peaked at 97 percent just before he left in May, as sales flagged.
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On Friday, Tumblr addressed the issue of innocuous posts, including LGBTQ+ content, being flagged and hidden.
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Earlier this year, CEO Susan Wojcicki flagged addressing this as one of her priorities in 2019.
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Videos can be flagged as inappropriate by users, which will trigger a moderator to review them.
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That type of car had been flagged by Blackwater intelligence analysts as a potential car bomb.
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When deputies arrived, someone flagged them down and told them to check two other houses nearby.
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Hospital officials flagged the incident to the Pennsylvania Department of Health, launching state and internal investigations.
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Earlier this month, a Guardian report flagged a curious 'Error 53' message that was disabling iPhones.
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AX, and a previously flagged impairment charge for online wagering business Sun Bets among other items.
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In 1859, President James Buchanan even flagged the illegal trade in his annual message to Congress.
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Both the financial watchdog and the central bank has long flagged that the surge is unsustainable.
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If you are placing bets mainly on horses at bigger prices, you will be flagged up.
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Facebook, for example, last November resisted calls to remove content flagged as defamatory by the government.
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And anomalous results, of course, may indicate an unknown species and be flagged for extra attention.
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On Long Island highways, "health inspectors" — sometimes virtually vigilantes — flagged down cars to look for children.
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Other research suggests consumer spending, a pillar of Britain's economy, has flagged since the Brexit vote.
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Turkey's coastal safety authority said the ship sank after colliding with a Togo-flagged livestock vessel.
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They also flagged signs of overheating Chinese house prices and lending, and concerns about Italian banks.
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The attack happened as troops flagged down a van at a roadblock heading into Lamitan City.
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My Times researcher, Justin Sablich, flagged it for me because it was central and reasonably priced.
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After a user flagged the tweet, Twitter said it determined the post violated its safety rules.
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No one has been able to provide a reason my fiancée was flagged for further investigation.
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An online bank also flagged the suspect's purchase of the options to police as potentially suspicious.
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The other two vessels, formerly Panama-flagged KOTI and Talent Ace, remain detained, the official said.
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Almost 91, and after 54 years in the same New York City apartment, Westheimer hasn't flagged.
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Except for the Ohio case, police departments redacted the names of the people flagged by Facebook.
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Kilo, a drug-detection dog in rural Moffat County, flagged a man's truck for containing contraband.
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Their systems have flagged about half of those as likely related to malware, ransomware or phishing.
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Zoom, which was founded in 2011, went public in April — after Leitschuh first flagged this flaw.
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Barclays in January had flagged risks to oil demand growth and prices due to the epidemic.
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Hungary's finance minister last week flagged the possibility of a recession as a worst-case scenario.
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In terms of what to avoid, Collins flagged commercial mortgage-backed securities that track office space.
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CNN has reached out to the hospital to ask whether it flagged the incident to authorities.
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Eric Swalwell made a similar point on Sunday in remarks that Donie O'Sullivan flagged to me.
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Once, patrolling the border fence, I was flagged down by a woman on the other side.
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YouTube fared significantly better, removing 90 percent of flagged content within a day of being notified.
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Facebook accounted for more than 85 percent of the imagery flagged by tech companies last year.
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She went online and discovered that her name had also been flagged as an inactive voter.
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His work for Hungary was first flagged by the Quincy Institute, a foreign policy think tank.
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At Wengen, the week before Kitzbühel, on the almost equally famous Lauberhorn course, he'd been flagged.
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I scoured the transcript and flagged a handful of the most notable lines from the President.
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They were only widely circulated this week when they were flagged by a popular Twitter account.
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Peppers made helmet-to-helmet contact with Malone and was flagged for hitting a defenseless receiver.
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NSA-built hacking tools on a contractors computer might have been flagged by the antivirus program.
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The British-flagged Diamond Princess, operated by Carnival Corp, arrived in Yokohama, near Tokyo, on Feb.
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Most imagery is detected by tech companies through automated scans that only recognize previously flagged material.
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Like how much shitposting they've done, how many cruel statements, how many times they've been flagged.
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I assumed any major credit troubles would have been flagged by the regulators or rating agencies.
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On Friday, Levine flagged to multiple outlets that Jeff Sites, a Democratic challenger to Ohio Rep.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve had also flagged concerns regarding the potential impact on the U.S. economy.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban flagged a new stimulus package on Thursday, to be detailed next month.
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The envelopes were flagged for investigation Monday at a mail screening site near the Pentagon, Col.
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Products flagged at the port are sent to the CPSC's lab in Maryland for further testing.
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On Monday, ESET, Fortinet, and Symantec all flagged the same version of the app as malicious.
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Caceres was flagged - mistakenly, documents reviewed by Reuters show - as having pending criminal charges in Honduras.
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Still, Hampton's ads will remain on the site unless flagged by a third-party fact-checker.
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Thousands of so-called raters eventually hired by YouTube will screen flagged videos for prohibited content.
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Despite the real dangers flagged by the climate report, there are many reasons to be optimistic.
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STENA BULK CEO SAYS BRITISH-FLAGGED OIL TANKER STENA IMPERO REACHED INTERNATIONAL WATERS AT 0945 GMT
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In his first year in office, Trump flagged repeated opportunities for bipartisanship -- but backtracked each time.
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Bark flagged a retweet about the U.S. withdrawing troops from Syria as hate speech and cyberbullying.
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The YouTube spokesperson said the videos CNN sent were flagged to the policy team for review.
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The unsigned letter detailed alleged human rights abuses, and the woman flagged it to local media.
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"Numerous consumer companies flagged weak spending from Hispanic consumers this earnings season," wrote researchers at Jefferies.
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In October, the IRS flagged about 2202,2628 ObamaCare applicants and notified them they were at risk.
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She also shared several other false posts about white vans that Facebook had flagged as false.
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While Google automatically rejects resumes with typos, a more critical error won't get flagged by spellcheck.
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Analysts have flagged governance tensions between the two groups, saying these could undermine the integration process.
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The failure is typically flagged by pundits in passing, as if its cause were self-evident.
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As their hopes for freedom flagged, he said, their innocence both weighed on and fortified them.
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Unless you're one of the rare cases where the system flagged a false positive, you're screwed.
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It has flagged cuts to U.S. bond trading, equities and the business that serves hedge funds.
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Whether at the airport or signing up for a game getting flagged is scary and dehumanizing.
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Content creators can file an appeal if their videos get flagged and the ads are removed.
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That in turn could aid global growth, which has flagged as a result of China's cooldown.
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The Defense Department maintains that it receives benefits from paying higher prices to ship military goods on U.S. flagged ships, but the consensus view of three 2015 studies is that the limited number of cargo ships in the U.S. flagged fleet would not affect a military surge.
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Tensions have risen between Iran and Britain after Iranian commandos seized a British-flagged tanker last month.
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But the primary issue being flagged up is the perennial tug-of-war between security and convenience.
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Twitter suspended the account on Sunday after it was flagged as a probable bot, the Post said.
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If internet firms are threatened with fines, they may simply remove all flagged content, just in case.
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The reports are monitored constantly, and users who are flagged are immediately booted out of the system.
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Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov had flagged a potential deal during a visit to Belgrade this week.
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Nektar Therapeutics shares plunged after the drug developer flagged manufacturing issues with its experimental cancer drug bempeg.
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When videos are flagged to us human reviewers evaluate them and remove videos that violate our Guidelines.
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Many of those emails were ignored, went to spam, or were properly flagged as a potential attack.
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Strangely they did not include whether or not the advert is flagged as such, which is worrying.
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She flagged inflation as the biggest risk to economic growth, rather than the prospect of increased sanctions.
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Simply being flagged by the algorithm wouldn't lead to suspension, iNews reports, but for further human review.
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"Over half of those are North Korean-based shipping companies and North Korean-flagged vessels," Berger said.
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I've filled her in on the saga thus far, and shared with her the posts Predictim flagged.
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The FBI from the outset red-flagged me as a prominent conservative critic of the Obama administration.
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It was the worst cargo shipping disaster involving a U.S.-flagged vessel in more than three decades.
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Google tells us through a spokesperson, YouTube (which they own) terminates flagged accounts run by terrorist organizations.
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THE SEIZURE of a British-flagged tanker in the Gulf may seem counter to Iran's international objectives.
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The reason is unclear but evidence suggests a bot purge that may have flagged certain accounts inaccurately.
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The IPO decision had been flagged as "likely" during the company's first quarter earnings report last week.
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" The answers to those questionnaires and other materials were later modified once the errors were flagged. "Dr.
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Wage inequality between genders was also flagged as an issue, particularly in low and middle-income economies.
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That gives crew members the right to refuse to work onboard British-flagged vessels traversing the waterway.
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The late Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne had flagged up Leclerc as Raikkonen's obvious successor last year already.
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China's second-biggest telecoms carrier by subscriber numbers had flagged the jump in profit earlier this month.
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The greenback, however, drifted off the high as U.S. equities flagged and nudged down Treasury bond yields.
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The Boeing 757 flew first from Bogotá to Miami International Airport, where it was flagged for maintenance.
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ET. No interest rate hike is expected, although the possibility of one in June may be flagged.
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Earlier this week, an Airbnb spokesman made a statement once the nature of the listing was flagged.
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The bank also flagged the possibility of a further rate cut, based on estimates for inflation risks.
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If flagged as false, the distribution of these Instagram posts will be reduced to limit their spread.
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It's an automated process: Software monitors the emails for certain phrases that are flagged for specific scrutiny.
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CNBC has obtained a document detailing more than 180 phrases flagged for scrutiny by the monitoring system.
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" He said he had flagged the problem repeatedly, but "it falls short of being taken seriously enough.
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The company also removes publishers from Instant Articles if they've been flagged by third-party fact-checkers.
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"I find it implausible that the office who handles that would not have flagged this," he said.
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He also considered the call with Zelensky inappropriate and flagged it for a top White House lawyer.
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Users will reportedly receive a warning before sharing that the video has been flagged by fact-checkers.
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She said the stranded people flagged the helicopter down because they did not have any cell service.
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Eramet previously flagged that Weda Bay would be ahead of schedule but had not provided a timeline.
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In 1999, we wrote that the Gunners' love of their manager "would fizzle if the team flagged".
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But often viral videos and photos can spread very quickly before they are flagged, evaluated and removed.
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Mateen first came across the FBI radar screen in 2013 after co-workers flagged signs of radicalization.
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The company added that it's also working on a "robust" appeals process for those who are flagged.
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Industry-backed studies add about 6,000 Greek sailors on foreign-flagged ships, and around 15,000 jobs onshore.
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The Dino I, a Panama-flagged tanker, disappeared on October 13th outside Dalian, a big oil terminal.
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If something is getting flagged a lot, it gets seen and then we can take it down.
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The Comoros-flagged Aris 13 was sailing close to the shore, and slow enough to attract attention.
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More than 1,000 women who had mammograms done through the program were flagged for follow-up appointments.
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Copies of more than 160 absentee ballots flagged as having common signatures were provided to BuzzFeed News.
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And they flagged the importance of working with women and girls to identify the seeds of radicalism.
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One of the earliest transactions they flagged was a $30,000 wire from a company based in Latvia.
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So when that February tweet came around, the SEC flagged it as a violation of their agreement.
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Similarly, teams will be able to determine the value at which a transaction needs to be flagged.
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If an Uber user within that area was opening and closing the app often, they got flagged.
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Facebook removed the original live stream after New Zealand police flagged the video after the attack started.
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In May it had flagged flat operating profit before interest, depreciation, restructuring, non-trading items and taxation.
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L [legal] has reviewed materials that DOJ flagged as most sensitive or of greatest interest to State.
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The video, posted by one Marupakkam Seithigal, was flagged as defamatory by a private company Lebara Foundation.
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Internet companies are removing 72% of content flagged as racist or xenophobic in Europe within 24 hours.
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But if you proceed to appeal the tweet, you can explain why the tweet was mistakenly flagged.
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She flagged down an Uber on the street and the driver called police around 1:30 a.m.
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The report counted a call as spam if it was flagged by algorithms or manually by users.
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Second, it could potentially sell that on to the companies that are being flagged in the tags.
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The six posts flagged for removal have now been stripped of their original headlines and author bylines.
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The survey also flagged that marketing executives expect further growth in traditional media advertising through the year.
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Credit Suisse analyst Manav Gupta flagged higher-than-expected earnings at all refining units of the company.
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In lead up to parliament, the government flagged major job losses in key coal and steel industries.
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KS11 0.3 percent fall after it flagged faster-than-expected panel price declines and an uncertain outlook.
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Business investment and housing have been flagged by the Fed as areas of weakness in the economy.
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Dishes that have been flagged include Chipotle's loaded chicken burrito and Applebee's grilled shrimp and spinach salad.
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Sputnik had flagged in January that the Justice Department would require RIA Global to register under FARA.
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Maloney flagged Dublin as an "obvious option" for a potential Brexit hub, joining rival insurer Beazley Plc .
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The content is said to have been flagged to Facebook which, reports say, has "delayed removing" it.
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Last week Iran seized two tankers, one British-flagged and one British-operated, in the Persian Gulf.
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However the pair miraculously managed to escape the submerged, upside down vehicle and flagged a taxi home.
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It also flagged a total net loss of $239.275 billion to $20183 billion for its third quarter.
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As for human beings reporting content, more than 10.4 million videos were flagged last quarter by users.
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Based on posts that were flagged, the company has now developed AI algorithms to identify concerning content.
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Plans for this new location were found in building permits flagged by the building contractor site BuildZoom.
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The police agency also flagged a rise in the number of arrests linked to right-wing extremism.
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While the growth options have long been flagged, the timing of investment decisions in 2017 was new.
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While BT broadly met expectations, analysts flagged a lack of growth and concerns around its pension scheme.
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To be sure, democratic decline is studded by what, in retrospect, can be flagged as turning points.
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The AIVD security agency flagged Chinese and Russian attempts at digital espionage as a major security risk.
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Although that end of the process is automatic, the flagged accounts are then manually reviewed by Facebook.
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Tesla then ensures that these flagged people are not among the first to get new software updates.
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It forecast first-half profit to fall more than 34 percent and flagged a possible impairment charge.
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Last month the bank flagged cuts to U.S. bond trading, equities, and its business serving hedge funds.
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There will inevitably be more flagged athletes as UFC and USADA's policy get through some growing pains.
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An example of how Facebook would contact a user whose post has been flagged for suicidal content.
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Additionally, our in-house moderation team responds as quickly as possible to any flagged or reported chats.
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European Central Banker Olli Rehn on Thursday flagged the need for a significant easing package in September.
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The bank had flagged its "tightly-managed" non-compensation costs for wealth management in its earnings release.
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Iranian authorities seized the British-flagged Stena Impero, and briefly detained another ship, the Mescar, on Friday.
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Louisville was not flagged last week, marking the first penalty-free game by the Cardinals since 1979.
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The mayor's office flagged around 1,000 apartments, saying that Airbnb was also responsible by dragging their feet.
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Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Laith Khalaf flagged "considerable" overlap in their multi-asset, fixed income and property strategies.
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General Electric fell 2.9 percent after the company flagged issues with its new H-class gas turbine.
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Mueller's team has reportedly flagged the meeting as an area of interest in their special counsel probe.
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Consistent low ratings are flagged at Uber HQ, and drivers whose rating fall below 4.6 risk deactivation.
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Last month, larger rival Maruti Suzuki India flagged 13% slide in unit sales for the September quarter.
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Iran has denied the attacks and in July seized a British-flagged tanker passing through the s3trait.
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She believes her second total score was flagged because it was so much better than her first.
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Mr. Trump seemed to miss the instant gratification, and flagged at times without the affirmation he craves.
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In a tweet, the 7th Fleet said the vessel was the Philippine-flagged merchant ship ACX Crystal.
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Just think, if you've ever been in "Facebook jail" or banned from Twitter, you could be flagged.
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Flannery similarly flagged strengths and weaknesses in GE's renewable power business, which focuses on developing wind turbines.
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Another user spotted the post and flagged it to Capital One on July 17, the complaint said.
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Another user flagged the posts to Capital One on July 17 on the possibility of data theft.
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He also flagged the systematic strategies that have fueled the rally by riding the price momentum higher.
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The DOT eventually untweeted and unliked the post, after it was flagged by the agency's legal office.
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The company is also looking into advertisements on its platform that have been flagged as potential propaganda.
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But Forte was blocking downfield before McCown released the ball and was flagged for offensive pass interference.
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Or when Social Security numbers — like those stolen in the Equifax breach — start getting flagged for fraud.
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Stories with fake information can be flagged with a blue button and pushed down users' news feeds.
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Palmer also flagged the 0 to 24 percent annual percentage rates, or APRs, of Square's new loans.
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One had previously been flagged to authorities, but the other six had been unknown to French intelligence.
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Eleven products contained chemicals prohibited in the European Union or flagged as a potential problem in California.
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For example, the system sorts by creator and the reason for flagged, and then batches reports together.
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The Montrose was there to ensure the safe passage of UK flagged ships when needed, they added.
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Users logging into their accounts this week found red banners across certain posts flagged for explicit content.
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