Should a diamond go missing, the entire complex locks down.
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When reporters go missing or die covering stories, we mourn.
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Some go missing, with their families unable to trace them.
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Things begin to break and go missing from Charles's house.
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Revelers included sex trade workers who would later go missing.
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Who's to say Fresh Direct deliveries won't go missing next?
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Thousands of children go missing from foster care every year.
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Twagirimana is not the first FDU member to go missing.
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Toilets get clogged, and toilet paper and soap go missing.
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As in... I won't be charged if they go missing?
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But it tends to go missing in the policy conversation.
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But this is not the only way art can go missing.
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Even in the most organized of handbags, stuff can go missing.
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The sleuths also work together after Shaggy and Scooby go missing.
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My father counted women afraid one of us would go missing.
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Those who go missing rarely come back to tell their stories.
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They go missing, and we meet up with Kevin 4 months later.
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Karlie is one of many kids who go missing in America each year.
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No steps are handed to me for free, and none go missing either.
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Asked if cases like this often go missing in transit, she said no.
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Forks: that ancient mysterious piece of cutlery, known to go missing anytime, anywhere.
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According to the charity Missing People, an estimated 22011,20.6 go missing every year.
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In the middle of the night Addie and one other friend go missing.
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The mystery is most acute for the relatives of those who go missing.
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Anyway, they go missing, and Hunley suspects a sinister group called the Apostles.
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About 800,000 kids go missing each year, according to one often-quoted stat.
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Did a copy of "A Christmas Carol" belonging to Queen Victoria go missing?
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Condoms break, or people forget to use them, or they just go missing.
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Passenger aviation experts say there are myriad reasons a bag can go missing.
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This was a joyous occasion on which a child could suddenly go missing.
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When black and Latino youth go missing, their cases often receive little attention.
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Every week, dozens of dogs and cats go missing in New York City.
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"If they go missing one week for vacation, people write us about it."
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Or when about half a dozen Gears manage to go missing every day?
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If you own a pair of AirPods, inevitably, one is going to go missing.
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"As soon as they don't think you can win, they'll go missing," he warned.
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I start thinking to myself, This is EXACTLY how American girls go missing abroad.
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The charity report that around 306,000 children in the UK go missing every year.
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That can help ensure pages don't go missing, or get jumbled with other documents.
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Books disappear from shelves; paintings evaporate from the walls; chairs and tables go missing.
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All across America, bags routinely go missing and unclaimed, for a variety of reasons.
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Thousands of Native American women go missing or are victims of violence every year.
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The requirements will extend to firearms that go missing in transit to a customer.
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According to reports, Singer would go missing during production and clashed with cast members.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Sometimes baggies go missing on a night out.
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Maybe these items go missing on purpose, so they can be on their own.
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And actually, the scariest thing is, no one even knows if children go missing.
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One time, we had a money bag go missing—couldn't find it, looked everywhere.
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He'll go into hiding again, go missing – I don't want Rob to live that anymore.
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King Walker is one among thousands of children who go missing in America every year.
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Matt Casselman [owner, resident DJ]: Some of our equipment started to go missing from Buzz.
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Lee isn't the first person in his company to go missing under mysterious circumstances either.
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You must respect those single mothers who struggle with their kids as men go missing.
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Everyone in the group has had a loved one go missing or even found dead.
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That's why, when things go missing in a hotel, I always look outside of housekeeping.
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But the quiet struggles of the families of travelers who go missing have gotten less attention.
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Fourth of July, the day many pets go missing, is the day Dodger finally came home.
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He'll go into hiding again, go missing – I don't want Rob to live that life anymore.
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There is also the chance that bins of ballots could go missing or machines could fry.
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The latest person to go missing, Mighty Current's chief editor Lee Bo, is a British citizen.
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The majority of children who go missing in New York are runaways, according to the report.
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But what's less documented is the number of people, usually young men, who simply go missing.
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However, it is still well documented that Black children go missing disproportionately compared to the overall population.
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During the time jump, Kevin's children go missing after a hellish and historically significant battle at sea.
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One in 200 children will go missing, with that number standing at one in 500 for adults.
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Each pair includes an attachable cord that clips to each earplug so that they don't go missing.
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But as she settles in, students go missing, and strange things begin to occur at the school.
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A computer problem had caused some of their texts to go missing, but they were later found.
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We're starting to see more children or people of color featured on news when they go missing.
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Of course, you don't have to wait for your pet to go missing to interact with PawBoost.
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Some of the astronauts detect life, they go to investigate, fall into a pit and go missing.
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Houston officials knew that some people were likely to go missing in the chaos of the hurricane.
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Important forms frequently go missing, wadded up at the bottom of the ratty backpack I carry everywhere.
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Some things are almost expected to go missing from hotel rooms, like tiny toiletries and branded pens.
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It won't take a dozen of girls who look like you to go missing before anyone cares.
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She particularly likes meeting friends walking home from the train station but says kitchen utensils often go missing.
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"It is unlike her to go missing on her own," Jackson's mother, Maria Gonzalez, told The Chicago Tribune.
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Black girls go missing all over this country, and even internationally, and action is not taken quickly enough.
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When Trump officials go missing No one hides from the press (or the President) better than Trump's people.
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But even that major crime is overshadowed when two local girls go missing and everyone fears the worst.
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I'd like to see a trans emoji for the sex workers, or mujercitos, who also go missing here.
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What it's about: A rebellious child and his uncle (Sam Neill) go missing in the New Zealand wilderness.
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No surprise to see it made the nightly news, since she was the second local teen to go missing.
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The figure in the woods was just one of many thousands who go missing in the UK each year.
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What better way to take advantage of that than to have Quinn go missing for a handful of episodes?
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"Why did a white man have to go missing for anything to happen with the other men?" he said.
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" Responding to another commenter who appeared to agree with him, Spencer added, "They will go missing in the Okefenokee.
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When several mammals go missing, she teams up with a con artist fox (Jason Bateman) to crack the case.
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No one wants to have to worry that some of her future White House electronic records will go missing.
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The tactics have reduced the number of children who go missing, though the figure remains strikingly high at Hawthorne.
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Moira's few campaign lawn signs go missing in this Season 2 episode, but luckily, she's wearing a good wig.
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There is not even a reliable count of how many Native women go missing or are killed each year.
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"Six-year old kids don't go missing forever," said Herritt, who is not involved in the search for Maddox.
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After being sold in 1974 for the hefty sum of $6,000, it seemed to go missing for 40 years.
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But Dice's stranglehold on the community tests loyalties, the Family's environmental protests grow violent, and some members go missing.
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It involves children who go missing in other dimensions, nighttime searches, underground passages and an elaborate hand-drawn map.
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It also has a slot at the end, allowing teachers to tether it to devices so it doesn't go missing.
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Items could easily go missing or be misplaced, forcing more money and time to be allocated to the production process.
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Military officials and experts know that cash given to special operations forces — but designated for informants — can sometimes go missing.
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The novel is set in the Kamchatka capital, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, where two young girls go missing on a summer afternoon.
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When they go missing, their cases don't receive the kind of attention from mainstream media that their white counterparts do.
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It was entitled "When Things Go Missing," by Kathryn Schulz, and I had found it on Twitter on Father's Day.
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The 90,000 packages that go missing in the city daily represent a 20 percent increase from just four years ago.
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Even though children of color go missing more often than white children, they receive far less media coverage and public attention.
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When children begin to go missing in the small town of Winden begin to disappear, the town's past comes to life.
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Hong Kong (CNN)More than 1,300 elderly people go missing in China every day -- 500,203 per year, a new report claims.
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Those fighting to take down the monuments, he said, "will go missing in the Okefenokee," referring to a swamp in Georgia.
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When they first moved in, the previous tenants warned them of a giant snake which caused multiple lambs to go missing.
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Studies have shown that racial minorities who go missing are less likely to receive national news coverage than white missing persons.
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After the county terminated Rosenberg's contract in October 2017, medical and guard staff shortages persisted and medicines continued to go missing.
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Pretty young girls who go missing put the police on high alert and make the New York tabloid press go nuts.
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If a few lies get told, a few suspects get tortured, a few confiscated dollars go missing — hey, freedom ain't free.
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The Pakistan video claims 3,000 kids go missing every year there, but some sources put the number as high as 35,000.
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She, like most Central Americans who go missing in Mexico, wouldn't even have appeared on the Mexican register of 28,000 disappeared.
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" Spencer previously made news in August 2017 when he said that people who want to remove Confederate-era statues might "go missing.
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"Nothing prepares you for having a loved one go missing," reads a message posted to a Facebook page dedicated to finding Swenson.
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" Spencer previously made news in August 2017 when he said that people who want to remove Confederate-era statues might "go missing.
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They say that 1,000 people go missing every year in forests and mountains in Switzerland alone, and many more the world over.
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IN MOST countries a government that allowed $4.5bn to go missing from a state development agency would struggle to win re-election.
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You know you've found a friend forever when you go missing and that person poses as a human trafficker to find you.
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This deal also includes an attachable cord that clips to each earplug, keeping them around your neck so they don't go missing.
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"The singer also said that when she was younger, her dad's belt would go missing, then reappear "perfectly coiled on the bed.
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Jason Spencer (R) said a former Democratic lawmaker might "go missing" in a nearby swamp if she continues to criticize Confederate statues.
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It said children living Haiti's orphanages are more likely to be trafficked or go missing due to the lack of official records.
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Cheung Chi Ping was one of five Hong Kong booksellers specializing in gossipy publications about Chinese leaders to go missing last year.
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When a dyed-in-the-wool thief realizes that there are no consequences for theft, everything not nailed down will go missing.
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Keeping Score With only five players to a side in the N.B.A., people tend to notice when the biggest stars go missing.
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When 12 residents of a tight-knit village go missing one after another, the murky details surrounding their disappearances leads to delirium.
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Drawing national political attention to urgent localized economic problems that could go missing in a nationwide campaign would be such a purpose.
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The actual number could be two or three times higher, as ashamed families are reluctant to come forward when loved ones go missing.
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So if one happens to go missing after a particularly impressive launch, the tiny cars seem relatively cheap to replace and restock.[Nerf]
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The app will notify you if your pet exits the perimeter of this zone and alerts friends or family if they go missing.
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"Jamal and I have not seen eye to eye on many issues but having him go missing like this is awful," he said.
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Other credit cards make it easier to pay your balance or keep track of transactions on any device should your card go missing.
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Plus, as Melissa Riker at The Happier Homemaker points out, it's so affordable, "who cares if the pieces go missing after a while."
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Further ill effects follow, with Katie the first to go missing (her alcoholic father gets to play red herring for half a scene).
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They say he destroyed PDVSA by filling the company with political loyalists and letting at least $11 billion go "missing" during his tenure.
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We see the trio give Will and Julie quite the stare down when the siblings coast by the boys' car before they go missing.
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Initially, they had taken little notice of the bragging, but when bikes began to go missing in large numbers, it was impossible to ignore.
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So why do we remain captivated by the fate of this specific little girl, especially when so many other children go missing every day?
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They say he destroyed PDVSA by filling the company's roster with political loyalists and letting at least $11 billion go "missing" during his tenure.
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Crazy things happen along the way, but eventually one of the group's members go missing, as the others try their best to save him.
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Twin Peaks is a town imbued with a neighbourly American wholesomeness, yet teenagers go missing and evil spirits lurk in the woods close by.
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But more than 460,000 children — runaways, abductions, lost or injured kids — go missing every year in the U.S., plus many more around the world.
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He quoted Bond's diary entry from the summer of 2015, in which she wondered why so many children who go missing are never found.
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"We've already seen why this is a dangerous mistake, as many have been released to other countries, only to quickly go missing," Rubio added.
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So for somebody to go missing like this, and disappear off the face of the Earth with no trace, basically, this is a shock.
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As Nigeria's smugglers know, a common ruse to avoid them is for goods "in transit" to a landlocked country to go missing en route.
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"To go missing is not a crime, and back in the '70s, it lent itself to a lot of missing person cases," Moran said.
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More girls go missing in "The Second Girl" (Mulholland Books, June 7), a hotly anticipated thriller by David Swinson, a retired Washington police detective.
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What Barack Obama seemed to be urging in 2013 is precisely what tends to go missing, still, from all of this national conversing: empathy.
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What does it mean, or really why does it matter, for New York, or any city, to have its character or "soul" go missing?
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I can definitely afford to buy one or two each season, and I wouldn't lose too much sleep if it happens to go missing.
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There's some assurance in using Bluetooth trackers so at least you stand a better chance of reuniting with your stuff should it go missing.
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It was a lack of accountability in the banking industry that allowed such a huge amount of money to go missing from the banks.
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The ease at which a single bud can go missing has become the source of chronic stress dreams and mounting detritus on subway tracks.
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Welsh farmers typically graze their flocks on a hillside for a season, so they may not know when a dozen—or a hundred—go missing.
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One reason so many Democrats go missing on polling day is that propensity to vote increases with income, and many would-be Democrats are poor.
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If that adapter happens to go missing, though, all you're left with is an expensive microUSB cable, which is useless for charging iPhones and iPads.
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The report released on Monday said the armaments could easily go missing from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, commonly called the ATF.
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In the early 1900s, children in an unnamed rural town in Texas started to go missing and the residents blamed it on the Candy Lady.
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It is remarkably difficult to get reliable figures about how many Indian children go missing, but the scale of the problem appears to be staggering.
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When children with autism go missing, rescuers get to know their likes and dislikes, and use familiar sounds to draw them out during the search.
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A spokesperson told Beijing Morning Post that it had expected its inventory to go missing, adding that such a development was part of publicity costs.
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The gliders' batteries should last at least a year, and it's hoped they won't go missing in ice caves as they venture into the unknown.
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But stuff in the intervening space, specifically neutral atoms, can absorb the light and cause certain wavelengths to go missing from the signal received on Earth.
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"By putting them on notice and then filing this action, we believe that it would be unlawful for this data to go missing," he told Gizmodo.
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I think he's the fucking most vile person on this planet and if I mysteriously go missing in the next four years then that's what happened.
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He did go missing for a week in 1987, but ambled back in, mysteriously with two new flea collars, and was rewarded with some beef jerky.
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Unfortunately, not all pet owners know about the beauty of microchipping and how helpful it can during those worst-case scenarios where your pets go missing.
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A significant number of nonwhite children who go missing are either homeless or in foster care, said Wilson, and many are at risk for sex trafficking.
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Consider a product like Tile, a widget you can put in your purse or on a keychain to help find them when they inevitably go missing.
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Every day, more than 1.7 million packages are stolen or go missing across the country — more than $25 million a day in lost goods and services.
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People who have poor traffic safety skills or who can't swim can easily die within minutes after they go missing, long before a device could be activated.
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In 1949, a number of dangerous magical secrets go missing from Miskatonic University, and it's feared that they've ended up in the hands of the Soviet Union.
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As she works to rebuild Innsmouth, facing off against developers looking to take her home from her, she discovers that other people have begun to go missing.
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After hearing the data, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said it is "such an injustice" that women and girls of color are more likely to go missing.
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A: There are 80,000 children that go missing on the streets of India every year, and there are about 11 million children in total on the streets.
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It became problematic, because we needed the messaging to be a part of the front line actions everyday, so we needed those things not to go missing.
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Moving into a nursing home already requires giving up so many possessions that "losing something can be devastating" — especially when eyeglasses, hearing aids or dentures go missing.
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Rober said the update provides "relatively harmless karmic justice" for some of the estimated 1.7 million delivery packages that either get stolen or go missing every day.
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But the same interconnection that puts children at risk is now being used to find them when they go missing, and rescue them when they're being exploited.
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Links rough is wiry and hungry, and with little to stop your Titleist from finding it, golf balls go missing like there's a hole in your bag.
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Distraught, Iris gravitates to a strange new antique shop in town run by the eccentric Mr. Green, while elsewhere things big and small start to go missing.
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Stickers are left on building mailboxes notifying residents of a package, but some residents complain that the stickers fall off or get pulled off and packages go missing.
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Paul was part of a team of four Indian climbers and four Sherpas that also saw two members -- Paresh Chandra Nath and Goutam Ghosh -- go missing Saturday night.
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Polk County Sheriff Scott Sawyer has said it is common for hikers to go missing in the area, but they're usually found within a few hours, KTVT reported.
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They found telltale changes to the body and microbiome during disease flare-ups, and pinpointed a clade of microbes that seemed to go missing in patients with IBD.
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Wesley Oliver, a law professor at Duquesne University in Pennsylvania, said it was highly unlikely that a document as critical as a non-prosecution agreement would go missing.
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According to the Register, the park has stopped carrying a number of items that most commonly go missing, including the Docking Bay 7 sporks and Galaxy's Edge maps.
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A new satellite network that was officially launched last week is meant to make it impossible for commercial airplanes to go missing, according to a new CBS report.
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That incident saw $450 million USD worth of Bitcoin go missing and embroiled founder Mark Karpeles in a legal drama that is still ongoing nearly four years later.
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Gui, Lui, Cheung, and Lam, all disappeared while traveling around mainland China and Thailand, while Lee appears to be the first to go missing directly from Hong Kong.
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I'm polite about it, and I think it's being diligent as much as O.C.D. People don't realize this, but most bags go missing at the point of departure.
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The global nature of the engine is particularly important, Humer explained, adding that a child can go missing at any time, anywhere, regardless of background, income or demographic.
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Paul was part of a team (consisting of four Indian climbers and four Sherpas) that also saw two members -- Paresh Chandra Nath and Goutam Ghosh -- go missing Saturday night.
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It was a waste of time and money because we hired a prosecutor who, after agreeing to serve his country one last time, chose to go missing in action.
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On Thursday, The Ocean Cleanup released a study that offers an alternative explanation for why certain plastic items sit on the surface of the water while others go missing.
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While each timeline features a disappearance — a baby and a middle-aged woman both go missing — these not-quite-palindromic years are less mirror images, more cause and effect.
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I also have a carry-on that's for things I'd be inconsolable without if they were to go missing, things like my vintage 1998 Helmut Lang raw denim jacket.
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Although decomposing brain matter doesn't sound like the most pleasant thing to worship—or the most lucrative to steal—the body parts of saints go missing with surprising frequency.
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The last animal to go missing at the National Zoo, according to the director of communications, Pamela Baker-Masson, was a male agouti, a cat-size rodent, named Macadamia.
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Why, some readers asked, is Jayme Closs getting so much national attention when black girls and Latina girls and Native American girls who go missing often receive so little?
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JULY 4TH TRAVEL SLATED TO BREAK ALL-TIME RECORD More animals go missing around the Fourth of July than any other time of year, according to a report from NPR .
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Land-grant schools, museums and libraries, citizens with expertise, local professional organizations — these would become the public interest curators — representing voices that often go missing in today's public policy clamor.
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When children and young women began to go missing from the German town of Bedburg in 1589, the men of the town ventured into the forest to hunt the beast.
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TMZ got a close look at Offset's $150k chain that was swiped from his NYC penthouse suite, and when this many diamonds go missing ... ya gotta feel for the guy.
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A team with a truck is responsible for patrolling the campus and the city to pick up and redistribute the bikes throughout the day, but some still do go missing.
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In the era of "Find My iPhone," it's hard to understand how something as big as a plane, loaded up with communicators and responders, can go missing without a trace.
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"Believe it or not, a lot of the kids that go missing come home pretty quickly when they are attached to a traditional family," she tells me over the phone.
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But the center, run by a nonprofit group and intended to be a relatively open facility, has seen girl after girl, most of them from New York City, go missing.
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Warren's plan calls for criminal justice reform on tribal lands as well as proposes a plan for a system comparable to the Amber Alert system for when children go missing.
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Anyone who has ever worked in an office setting with a communal refrigerator has – at some point – had food go missing at the hands of a hungry or mistaken colleague.
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I watched my friends fire bridesmaids, I watched grooms go missing, and I realized there was a business here after I worked my first wedding for a bride named Ashley.
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Technology such as Facebook's Safety Check has massively helped with the challenge of identifying and finding people when they go missing, but it is anything but perfect, as missteps have shown.
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When aircraft go "missing" it usually means that they disappear from radar screens after going below a particular altitude or, in the case of an explosion, breaking up in mid-air.
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Police in Canada are building a predictive policing system that will analyze social media posts, police records, and social services information to predict who might go missing, says a government report.
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Various characters (a glossy Manhattan socialite and the disaffected wife of a bro-y London businessman, for starters) go missing or turn up dead in THE EMPTY BED (Ballantine, 293 pp.
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McLemore, who would be 31 today, is one of the thousands of Native American women who go missing or are victims of violence every year, both on reservations and in cities.
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More than 90,000 packages are stolen every day in New York City, and 1.7 million packages throughout the country are stolen or go missing each day, per the New York Times.
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WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the vaccine would encourage people to come forward, making him confident that very few of around 532 contacts identified so far would go missing.
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The core memories power her personality islands, which—well, it's hard to describe, but suffice it to say the structures of Riley's personality begin to crumble when her core memories go missing.
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And given this is still very early days in their relationship, we're sure many more items of clothing are bound to mysteriously go missing from The Weeknd's wardrobe in the months ahead.
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"We know Blacks and Latinos or any persons of color who go missing, oftentimes don't receive much-needed media coverage, which could drastically increase the odds of their safe recovery," said Wilson.
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" He added that those who criticize the state's Confederate history "will go missing in the Okefenokee" because people in south Georgia "will not put up with it like they do in Atlanta.
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As well as exploring ways of improving the gathering and sharing of statistics, the cooperative process will seek to improve ways of identifying how and why persons go missing on migration routes.
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Any objects that go missing are also added to the Carabinieri's own database of stolen art, which at over 1.2 million images is the largest such catalog in the world, said Gen.
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Yet a week of ground searches has proved fruitless, and now we are circling in a plane and still nothing and, holy mother of Horton, how can such massive creatures go missing?
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Stuff doesn't just go missing from the Oval Office, and if it does, someone looks for it; I know, I held just such a job working for the American ambassador in London.
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"I kind of suspected that it was going to be a murder case because my mother was a very beautiful woman and she had no other reason to go missing," Caity said.
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Anyone who's left their toothbrush at a hotel knows that things easily go missing while you travel — so what should you do if you misplace your trusty amethyst or moonstone during your journey?
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The 38-year-old Englishman is too good to go missing in action for long, though, and it was no surprise to find him atop the leaderboard after his second round on Friday.
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His owner, Bev York, said she had noticed that the gnome had disappeared in January, but figured it was not a problem because "things go missing all the time," she told CBC News.
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Her maternal turmoil when her students are denied parole, rearrested, shot, deprived of opportunity or go missing, as well as her teacherly pride in their successes, is the genuine heart of the story.
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Think about it: Who hasn't had a mini meltdown after accidentally leaving their purse in a cab or finding out that their luggage was the lucky one to go missing at baggage claim?
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This month, some local authorities warned parents about a supposed social media trend called the "48-Hour Challenge" which encourages teens to go "missing" in an effort to get pickup on social media.
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As WIRED and others have reported, the haphazard policy enactment has left asylum-seekers in a labyrinthine, multi-agency system rife with opportunities for records linking families to go missing or lack information.
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They represented the very best parts of my life, and having one go missing was more than I could bear on a Sunday afternoon fifteen minutes before I needed to open my bar.
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When his victims vanished there was often some lag before anyone noticed, and when they did there was nothing to differentiate their disappearances from the other 35,000 people who go missing every year.
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It's bad enough when your keys go missing and you have to use your Tile to find them, but it's even worse when a fruit exporter loses track of $250,000 worth of blueberries.
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"I've been in law enforcement for the past 27 years and I've never had a case before where we had an entire family go missing," Naugatuck Police Department Lt. Bryan Cammarata tells PEOPLE.
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On average, 5 of every 1,000 people go missing in Alaska according to the LA Times, so even if there's nothing supernatural going on, it's easy to get lost in the Alaskan wilderness.
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The movie sounds pretty interesting ... Ben plays a detective investigating a string of high-end heists who gets roped into a scandal, sees his daughter go missing and uncovers a secret government program.
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Keeping accurate figures for the Central Americans who go missing is difficult because migrants are in transit, often illegally, and anyone accompanying them is unlikely to notify authorities, said Barrios, of Justicia Tamaulipas.
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When they go missing, she sets off on a weird, occasionally funny and increasingly violent journey into assorted hearts of darkness — hers and others' — that is as emotionally powerful as it is political.
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"Dark" also resurrects the anxiety and sorrow that permeated Mr. Odar's compelling first feature, "The Silence," in which two girls go missing in the same way at the same place 23 years apart.
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"When buttons would go missing from Patrick's clothes, his grandmother, who worked as a maid for a white family, would sew new buttons of various colors, sizes, and shapes on them," Amelan explained.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thousands of traumatized children in foster care in Britain go missing, with some returning to traffickers who feed them "a web of lies", charities said on Thursday, urging better protection.
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As with many other pet reunions, this one was made possible by a microchip, an important reminder to pet parents to make sure all their animals are microchipped in case they ever go missing.
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It's a smart play by a people of faith who often choose their holy liaisons based on circumstances, such as St. Anthony when items go missing or to St. Jude when hope seems lost.
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Logitech boasts that the Crayon's flatter design helps ensure it doesn't roll off desks and go missing, but it presumably also makes room for larger, cheaper components to help get its price point down.
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The hype behind the missing girls of color in DC highlights an important issue: that women and girls of color receive far less media attention than white women and girls when they go missing.
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A queen may die or go "missing," a failing queen may be usurped by a power-hungry younger, more capable queen, or a hive will decide to rebel divide into two different kingdoms colonies.
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The game's design also helps ensure that every piece is accounted for at the end of a game, and that none of them go missing when it's being haphazardly stuffed into your game shelf.
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Photo: Fraunhofer IMWSI've warned my family that if I ever go missing, it's probably because I was committed after obsessively trying to wipe fingerprints and grease stains off of our stainless steel kitchen appliances.
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"We're thinking that maybe he was preying on them, picking them up frequently, probably thinking no one's going to care for them, no one's going to wonder if they go missing," Ms. Mireles said.
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But it was in 2011, as the country reeled from the fatal earthquake and tsunami that saw more than 20,000 people die or go missing, that Akihito truly cemented his reputation as a people's Emperor.
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If your pet wanders out of the safe zone, you'll be pinged — and on the off chance that he or she does go missing, you'll have much more reliable backup than Facebook and neighborhood posters.
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Not only will it have your contact info should—gasp—your luggage go missing, but if all goes as planned you'll be able to spot yours in a quick second and on your way you'll go.
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Nancy Wheeler is so awful that when she leaves Hawkins for days—the town where children go missing and end up in a terrifying vortex full of hell-creatures—not even her mom and dad care.
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When children with autism go missing, rescuers get to know their likes and dislikes, and use familiar sounds, such as the voice of a cartoon character and a favorite song to draw them out during searches.
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Authorities said there was no spike in missing black children, but as Vox's Aja Romano wrote, the episode shined a light on the lack of news coverage young people of color get when they go missing.
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The same friend said that Coleman mentioned on numerous occasions that "if he was ever to go missing she needed to make sure the police looked into [Sutton] as the cause," according to the probable cause statement.
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That helps ensure pieces won't get lost if you find yourself playing in a cramped space where you don't have access to a sturdy table, but there's still the potential for a little piece to go missing.
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The New York Attorney General is already investigating whether Capital One is negligent, but the broader story is familiar: a big company let a lot of sensitive data go missing, and customers bore most of the risk.
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Cases in which young, attractive white women from middle- or upper-class households go missing tend to get much more media attention than instances where women of color disappear — especially if they are from low-income families.
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Jones is notably the same broadcaster who last year interviewed Robert David Steele, a man who claimed that the 2,000 children who go missing every day are being shipped to Mars to be used as sex slaves.
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Across the nation, when children go missing, local authorities frequently use the AMBER Alert program, a voluntary partnership between broadcasters, transportation and law enforcement agencies, and the wireless industry, to immediately alert citizens of a missing child.
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Sure, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's youth (she's 29) is crucial to the passion in her voice, the ambition of her ideas and her ability to rouse a contingent of young voters who too often go missing from politics.
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In recent months, the WHO has also awarded two meetings to Turkmenistan, a country with no free press and where journalists who are critical of government actions are known to go missing, never to be heard from again.
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This part of the human genome is more prone to have the piece go missing than other parts of the genome, and there's a 50 percent chance of a person passing it on if they have the deletion.
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She would routinely go "missing" when we kids played our neighborhood game of tag in the evenings, and she'd rather wash and rewash plates than play kitchen with me in our backyard with my empty tins of milk.
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Hundreds of thousands of people go missing in China every year, and the government has tried to build a firmer safety net to care for them and reunite them with kin — especially children who may have been abducted.
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Three teachers go missing one night after class, and when one of the bodies is discovered, Detective Lindsay Boxer feels mounting pressure to solve the case as the chief of police and the press wait anxiously for an arrest.
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SYDNEY, May 13 (Reuters) - Australia's export earnings are booming as resource prices surge but a statistical quirk means tens of billions of dollars go missing from main measures of growth, making the economy seem weaker than it actually is.
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The same key can be used with multiple accounts but of course keep a safe watch on your backup codes and have the Authenticator app ready to go as well should your new ultra-secure USB keyring go missing.
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"This story is endlessly fascinating and as in any good crime novel we find the truth piece by piece," said Lone Theils, the author of "Fatal Crossing," a novel about two young girls who go missing on a ferry.
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When the son of du Toit's longtime gardener Gordon, and eventually Gordon himself, go missing, the once complacent du Toit can no longer escape the fact that the South African police are torturing and killing innocent black South Africans with impunity.
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Strzok was swiftly removed from Mueller's team after the texts were unearthed, and a Justice Department investigation found that while the messages did go missing for a time, their absence was attributed to a technical error rather than any malicious intent.
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The Smithsonian says that 35 red dresses in different shapes and sizes have been hung around the National Museum of the American Indian to memorialize the potentially thousands of Native American women that go missing or are murdered each year.
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After they go missing, it's hard not to think about how June begged him for transport and shelter, knowing the risk he would be taking — or about how she looked out the window of their apartment after being told to hide.
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How many times do you have to leave your purse in the dressing room and have it go missing before you say, "I worked hard for this money — I'm going to put my purse right here where I can see it"?
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Hol up...so ur telling me bc this Handmaiden costume is sexist and women aren't having it so the costume gets taken down, BUT costumes exploiting & stereotyping American Indian women that go missing frequently &in some cases also murdered.. are still ok?
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Alamzeb Mehsud was picked up by police and security officials in plain clothes in the southern metropolis Karachi, said parliamentarian Mohsin Dawar, causing a social media outcry fearing that he was the latest activist to go missing in the South Asian nation.
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A new paper in PLOS Biology takes a look at the efforts of a team of scientists, led by Ulrich Dirnagl at Charité Universitätsmedizin in Berlin, Germany, to ferret out the many rodents that go missing from lab studies—at least on paper.
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Late journalist Gwen Ifill coined a term — "Missing White Women Syndrome" — for the news media's obsession with white women victims of violent crime and the relative indifference for women of color who go missing (and are more often than not found dead).
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What's more, for a film that leans so heavily into literal symbolism, Midsommar doesn't really unpack some of the more complex ideas it's presenting — like the fact that the first to go missing are the sole people of color to visit the community.
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So not only is the FCC chairman potentially causing vital records about his own administration's conduct to go missing, but he may also be costing taxpayers money by continuing to rely on an antiquated, inadequate system that adversely affects government transparency and accountability.
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Google maintains approximately 1,100 "Gbikes" for employee use on its massive campus there, but locals and employees alike have apparently decided that it's open season:But Google's bikes consistently go missing from its campus—between 100 and 250 a week, the company estimates.
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As many as two-thirds of all trafficked children rescued and placed in local care - from foster families to care homes - go missing within the first three days, often due to mistrust in authorities and fear of their traffickers, campaign groups say.
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Along with the 12 new vivid colors sitting inside each tube, the drugstore brand is also bringing back our favorite Crayola shade names — like Razzmatazz, Purple Heart, and Cerulean, to name a few — that always seemed to go missing from the box.
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And with the advent of digital platforms, a baton has been passed to black millennial writers to continue presenting narratives, with underrepresented points of views, that would otherwise go missing -- and do not necessarily reflect the white men who dominate the industry.
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These include the FBI Child ID, which allows users to store pictures and measurements of their children in case they go missing; the FBI Dashboard, from which users can submit tips; and FBI Bank Robbers, which provides information about wanted bank robbers.
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Just as the Grinch stole Christmas, more than 1.7 million packages across the country are stolen or go missing each and every day, The New York Times reported — a figure that adds up to more than $25 million in lost goods or services.
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In the evocative video for the 1994 Grammy-winning hit, the band showcased powerful vignettes about the ways children go missing — an infant stolen from a stroller, a predator luring a child with candy — and featured the real-life faces of 36 missing children.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A charity announced Britain's first safe house for trafficked children on Monday, aiming to tackle the high number of victims who go missing while in the care of authorities, who campaigners say lack a clear strategy to tackle the crime.
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If your pet wanders out of the safe zone, a notification will be sent to you before they get too far away — and on the off chance that he or she does go missing, you'll have much more reliable backup than posting on Facebook.
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Scientists have debunked the notion that these waters are particularly bloodthirsty, repeatedly pointing out that it's really not that weird for vehicles to go missing in one of the stormiest and busiest regions of the ocean, where hazardous shallows and reefs happen to be common.
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He also told a black lawyer last year that she wouldn't be "met with torches but something a lot more definitive" and that people like her who support the removal of Confederate monuments "will go missing in the Okefenokee" swamp, according to The Times.
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Bergdahl's intention to desert may have been hard to prove had he not pleaded guilty, but the fact that he endangered other soldiers, — by forcing the military to go looking for him, as they do when soldiers go missing — is hard to argue with.
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According to Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC), an agency of the Department of National Defence, Saskatchewan is developing "predictive models" to allow police and other public safety authorities to identify common "risk factors" before individuals go missing, and to intervene before something happens.
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They've been kicking around and cutting their musical teeth since 2013, releasing a selection of bewitching EPs (Sirens and Magnolia) which has been building steadily to the now imminent drop of their debut album I Go Missing in My Sleep (quite a lovely sentiment really).
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Tile, the company that makes connected devices — which you add to keychains, bags, suitcases, laptops, or keep in your wallet in order to track items when they go missing — today announced it has raised a Series B-1 round of new funding, led by Bessemer Venture Partners.
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"You'd think that such a vanishing act would raise an unrelenting hue and cry, but the media aspect is scarcely touched upon, and the entire novel has an air of narrative lockdown," Lane wrote after noting that Clinton presumably "prayed" he would go missing during his presidency.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - South Asian nations will set up a toll-free helpline and online platform to fight human trafficking, one of the region's biggest problems, and trace the thousands of children who go missing in the region annually, India's government said late on Wednesday.
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They also emphasize that persons who go missing or are victims of enforced disappearance are entitled to protection under the law, regardless of citizenship or residence status, and that all measures to address the issue of missing migrants must uphold and advance the rule of law.
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For the six-hour story — set in motion when a pair of ranch hands, one white and one Aboriginal, go missing on a vast cattle station — Swan has been given a jousting partner, another cop to warily build a relationship with, perhaps for seasons to come.
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This bundle contains the brand new 3rd generation Echo Dot — featuring a sleek new fabric look, better speakers, and a more accurate microphone for Alexa — with a 4-pack of Tile Mate Bluetooth trackers to help keep tabs on phones, wallets, keys, and other things that constantly go missing.
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Related: Security Guard's Murder Fuels Fears That Nuclear Plants in Belgium Could Be Attacked "The real problem is that... there are literally tens of thousands of radioactive sources that are used in medicine, energy exploration, and a variety of other applications that go missing with regularity," Luongo said.
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LaDawn Jones, a black woman, that she would not be "met with torches but something a lot more definitive" if she continued to call for the removal of Confederate statues in south Georgia, and suggested that someone who didn't understand this "will go missing in the Okefenokee" swamp.
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Another kind of event, electron capture without neutrinos (when pair of the atom's neutrons spontaneously emit electrons and neutrinos but the neutrinos go missing, annihilating one another into gamma rays), could reveal profound truths about the nature of the mysterious neutrino, the second-most abundant particle in the Universe.
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There's much to love in this film, but what lingers are those lapidary details that often go missing in stories about great men, as if they had built the world alone and no child had ever raced down a road waving goodbye as a father disappeared into history.
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And though not everyone has the option of viewing the dead — bodies go missing; accidents leave bodies burned beyond recognition — a qualitative 2010 study in The British Medical Journal found that when given a choice, many people wanted to see a dead loved one after a traumatic death.
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Only hours before - also in an interview with Reuters - his mentor-turned-tormentor, the new Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, reeled off the charges he is looking to bring against Najib for his alleged role in a scandal that saw billions of dollars go missing from state fund 1MDB.
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But not everyone was convinced and now stand-up comedian Cyril Dabs has come out with an Indian version of Apple's original AirPods ad and it's real AF. The lyrics are in Marathi, a regional Indian language, and the guy breaks out into a slang when his AirPods magically go missing.
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Los desaparecidos — the disappeared — describes the men and women who simply go missing, de un día para otro — from one day to the next — in a country that for many decades has been an epicenter of drug trafficking, the main route for illegal substances passing through on their way to the United States.
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Although overly wordy, Raker's first-person account plays fair with the grim facts, while maintaining a level of dread that properly suits the moody sett ⬥ Pity all those girls, so popular of late in genre novels, who wander off and go missing, only to reappear years later as a pile of bones.
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" The granddaddy of such podcasts is "Coast to Coast AM." On these fine shows I've learned about the Bell Witch, an entity that terrorized a family in Tennessee in the 1800s; Disappearing Object Phenomenon, which explains why common objects tend to go missing in one's home; and, of course, the "Nazi Werewolf Organization.
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Rachel's perspective dominates the second half of the novel, but we also witness events through the eyes of Kevin Moore, an African-American military veteran and one of the Massive Brigade members who go missing, as well as Ingrid and David Parker, whose frayed marriage comes apart when Ingrid meets Martin Bishop.
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Like the first season, its central mystery unfolds in multiple timelines: two children go missing in a small town in Arkansas in 1980, and the viewer follows the case's twists and turns in 1980, 1990 and 2015 through the ageing eyes of Wayne Hays, a moody, laconic detective and Vietnam veteran (played by Mahershala Ali).
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The notion that the Commander-in-Chief could be elusive, camouflaged, or absent without leave is a promising one—" Dave " (1993), starring Kevin Kline, mined it for comic value—and it's odd to see how little attention Patterson and Clinton (who may sometimes have prayed that he could go missing) pay to their main conceit.
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A New Coating Promises to Make Fingerprints and Grease Stains Invisible on Stainless Steel…I've warned my family that if I ever go missing, it's probably because I was committed after…Read more ReadOutside of what you'll find in a professional kitchen, the LG LRFVS3006S sits somewhere in the upper echelons of fancy appliances.
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"Not only will these tracking systems save the world from losing another plane and the heartbreak of five years out still not knowing where the people are, but every month it will save a state, a country, another jurisdiction from having to search for small planes that go missing all the time," she said.
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A DRDC report published last month shows the Saskatchewan Police Predictive Analytics Lab (SPPAL)—a partnership between police, the provincial Ministry of Justice, and the University of Saskatchewan—is analyzing historical missing persons data with a focus on children in provincial care, habitual runaways, and missing Indigenous persons, and building tools to predict who might go missing.
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And like this secret letter, "Revolution Sunday" too is populated with censored and missing texts: Cleo's poetry is banned by the Cuban government when she accepts a literary prize in Spain; documents from the country's national archives go missing; and the secret police more than once search Cleo's home and delete all the writing from her computer.
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Girls Go Missing, and Washington's Racial Divide Yawns Wider Nebraska May Stanch One Town's Flow of Beer to Its Vulnerable Neighbors Lacking E.M.T.s, an Aging Maine Turns to Immigrants Bill Minor, Journalist Who Was Called Conscience of Mississippi, Dies at 94 Roger Wilkins, Champion of Civil Rights, Dies at 85 'Zoot Suit' Draws Crowds and Decked-Out Fans in Los Angeles
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"Around the country, more than 1.7 million packages are stolen or go missing every day — adding up to more than $25 million in lost goods and services," The New York Times reported citing an analysis done for the newspaper by engineering professor José Holguín-Veras, the director of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Center of Excellence for Sustainable Urban Freight Systems.
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In 2010, the British Asylum Screening Unit estimated that about 60 percent of unaccompanied minors housed in reception centers in the UK go missing, and the NGO Terres Des Hommes found the same year that a significant proportion of unaccompanied child migrants who arrive at reception centers in Belgium, France, Spain and Switzerland disappear within the first 48 hours — in some circumstances 50 percent of them.
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Though officials have insisted that the numbers reflect only the fact that the department recently started using social media to help close cases, many have voiced concern that the numbers reflect a much larger problem in how commonly people of color go missing, both in the nation's capital and around the country, as well as over serious gaps in media coverage of these cases as opposed to those about white people.
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In a petition filed with the US Nuclear Regulatory Committee (NRC), Friends of the Earth called on the regulator to delay the restart of the Unit 2 reactor at the Indian Point nuclear plant — which sits on the Hudson river 26 miles north of New York City — until investigators determine what caused more than a quarter of the bolts that hold together part of the reactor's cooling system to become cracked, degraded, or go missing.
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