Hoovering scraps off the table of luv like a hungry puppy.
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They're so graceful and helpful, hoovering up all those insects mid-flight.
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How many times will you enjoy hoovering couches and newspapers and breaking lamps?
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The uncertainties covering hoovering over the economy are profound, and that's the tension.
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When consumers are hoovering up new cars, lost production time is very costly.
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Most have salary caps, which prevent one team from hoovering up all the talent.
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Hoovering down a burger in the back of their limo, however, hits the spot.
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Nigel Farage's Brexit Party leads the polls after hoovering up millions of Tory voters.
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China has been hoovering up much of the interest and investments from foreign companies.
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Most movies about... Still everything to play for, in the Men's Hoovering #Rio2016 pic.twitter.com/L1JwxBk4u8
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But this is after years of hoovering up user data, and still requires manual action.
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And how might all these herbivores hoovering up the extra vegetation affect the carbon cycle?
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I remember one Christmas sitting on the toilet hoovering up speed to try to generate enthusiasm.
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"I think certainly Facebook and Google are hoovering up the vast majority of growth," he said.
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Trustbusters tend to ignore mergers of businesses in unrelated markets and big firms hoovering up small fry.
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That's the thinking behind the NSA hoovering up as much data as they can get their hands on.
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One minute you're going about your business in the kitchen, maybe doing a spot of hoovering or something.
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"It does feel like it's literally one or two accounts hoovering up all this paper," said one investor.
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China's hoovering of Americans' private data has long been one of the biggest open secrets of modern intelligence.
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It's not a flashlight app that's tracking your location or hoovering up your contacts for no apparent reason.
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That reflects high-minded worries over data security, but also low-minded hopes of hoovering up lost British contracts.
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Two years later, the ride-hailing company went on an acquisition tear, hoovering up FinitePaths, YesGraph, DataScore, and Kamcord.
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That role: hoovering up the contents of someone's stomach if they've ingested poison or lethal quantities of a drug.
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In the past few years e-retailers, Amazon foremost among them, have been hoovering up space for their distribution centres.
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No hoovering up everything just because it might be useful in a future context or sellable to a third party.
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It's the largest amphibian on the planet, a gargantuan (though harmless) beast that rests on river-bottoms hoovering up fish.
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They are hoovering up smaller firms that have useful self-driving technology, notes Andrew Bergbaum of AlixPartners, a consulting firm.
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This follows reports last year that Google was hoovering up patient health data, prompting an inquiry by a federal regulator.
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It was Google, which ended up suing Uber for hiring Levandowski and allegedly hoovering up proprietary information along the way.
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It feels like about a million years ago that Robbie Williams coupled boy-band cheek with hoovering up mounds of coke.
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Campaigners are hoovering up more and more digital information about every voting-age citizen and stashing it away in enormous databases.
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These huge cash piles allow leading companies to consolidate their position by buying startups and hoovering up the most talented employees.
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And of course we are also kind of hoovering over social media, Facebook, how data is being used in that respect.
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Deficits and public debt are a drag on the economy, hoovering up investable capital and putting upward pressure on interest rates.
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That's because Jump runs a dockless bike-share service, the kind that has been hoovering venture capital like a Dyson run amok.
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What you will find, though is deliciously stodgy pound cakes and local cabbies hoovering up greasy bacon sarnies before heading to work.
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Lotteries are designed to be a bad deal, hoovering up participants' money in order to plug state budgets and fund good causes.
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If the LSE deal goes ahead, any big exchange looking to expand might instead have to look to hoovering up smaller peers.
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They should also resist the temptation to look "tough" on the cash-hoovering Ivory Tower by taxing the tip of its flagpole.
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Facebook's VPN Onavo, for example, has been widely and correctly ridiculed as a data-hoovering application dressed up as a security tool.
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Instead of hoovering up all kinds of user data into its computing cloud for analysis, for instance, Apple leaves them on the iPhone.
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But Hughes writes that its core business model — hoovering up users' data and hitting them with highly targeted advertising — imposes huge social costs.
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These immune cells patrol your airways, hoovering up and degrading bits of dust, pollen, and any other foreign objects that you breathe in.
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Since data on religion and ethnicity are not needed to provide services, governments should not be hoovering it up, yet many still do.
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Henkel has been hoovering up niche brands, including DevaCurl, a premium product for curly hair, to prop up sales of its beauty business.
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In the meantime, we've learned about one more way Facebook is hoovering up the most intimate details of our lives, for $20 a month.
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In the words of an internal SOAS memo, rival institutions "went growth-mad", with King's College and Queen Mary University London hoovering up students.
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I run, roll, and slash from one side of the screen to the other and back again, hoovering up everything that isn't nailed down.
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He's hoovering the stuff in the morning and the evening, at the movies and the office — just blowing lines all over this land, really.
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I could hear downstairs selling weed out their window, and upstairs hoovering the corners of their bedroom to the dull thump of Radio 1.
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"It's big-data hoovering," said Dmitri Alperovitch, the chief technology officer at CrowdStrike, who first highlighted Chinese hacking as a threat researcher in 2011.
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If you're someone who doesn't think about YouTube's business, or thinks about it primarily as a money-hoovering machine, that number may surprise you.
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That hasn't panned out, for several reasons — a major one being that Facebook and Google themselves have been hoovering up most digital advertising budgets.
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The company was, she argued, able to help shape US policy in a way that allowed it to continue hoovering up people&aposs data.
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Look at economic data closely and the trends aren't pretty: People with elite backgrounds are hoovering up an increasing share of new income and wealth.
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But intervention from the European Central Bank that is now hoovering up corporate bonds in their billions every month will likely exacerbate the existing problems.
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Those items specifically include Cellebrite's range of Universal Forensic Extraction Devices (UFED); the typically laptop-sized or handheld devices for hoovering up data from phones.
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Bitcoin and other virtual currencies have been viewed warily by some governments and criticized by environmentalists for hoovering up vast and increasing amounts of electricity.
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Benkler and Zuckerman decided to build a colossal database called Media Cloud and spend the next decade hoovering up websites to see how information travels.
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Bitcoin and other virtual currencies have been viewed warily by some governments and criticized by environmentalists for hoovering up vast and increasing amounts of electricity.
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He demonstrated a remarkable knack for hoovering up loose balls in the centre of the pitch and spraying them upfield to the Foxes' fleet-footed forwards.
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As Bloomberg points out, however, none of these changes do much to alter Facebook's core business model of hoovering up as much consumer data as possible.
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That production was to be headlined by Jake Gyllenhaal — in the role of a foul-mouthed, cocaine-hoovering restaurateur named Pale — and directed by Michael Mayer.
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In October of last year, Alphabet, Google's parent company announced it was taking its data-hoovering powers out of purely digital realm and into 3-D space.
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Instead, let your Roomba 2753 ($900) loose to find its way into the nooks and crannies of your apartment, hoovering up crumbs and detritus along the way.
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Instead, let your Roomba 980 ($900) loose to find its way into the nooks and crannies of your apartment, hoovering up crumbs and detritus along the way.
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AlphaStar is based on a deep learning architecture that "learns" to complete tasks—in this case, play Starcraft II well—after hoovering up a ton of data.
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Companies may have started out hoovering up your personal data so they could deliver that now-iconic shoe ad to you over and over, everywhere you go.
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I had wanted to be part-analyst, part-agony aunt, but was, in the end more of a gossip columnist, hoovering up the scurrilous and the scandalous.
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CFIUS was set up in the 1970s in response to concerns that members of OPEC, the oil producers' cartel, were hoovering up American assets for political ends.
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"Rosie is exhausted from participating in the marriage ceremony, not to mention hoovering up all the scraps falling from the party tables!" he captioned the adorable snap.
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The windfall owed much to China, which has been hoovering up Australia's iron ore and coal output even as trade tensions with the United States have escalated.
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Cloud providers are hoovering up digital information left and right so they can mine it and use the insights to offer new services or improve existing ones.
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Its armed forces have submarines, ships and planes that are good at hoovering up Chinese and North Korean radar and other signals, says the former American official.
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It's possible that Mr. Timberlake does not perceive himself — or wish to present himself — as the oxygen-hoovering superstar the celebrity ecosystem has long demanded of him.
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"If you're looking at companies like Amazon which are hoovering up market share ... you have seen some weaker performers," Jasper Reimers, senior analyst at Vertex Capital Group, said.
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The second blow will come in the form of investment restrictions on Chinese companies, to stop the Chinese from hoovering up American ideas and gaining a strategic advantage.
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More than a decade ago, ISPs began hoovering up your clickstream data (data on every website you visit) and selling it with little accountability and absolutely no transparency.
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" The dress code for their impossible union, held beneath the "hoovering" Damocles of plastic and presided over by a shamanic spirit called MC Magma, is "camouflage meets carnival.
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First, Mrs May might worry that abandoning the commitment could jeopardise her chances of hoovering up the votes of one-time supporters of the anti-immigration UK Independence Party.
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Having watched Nautilus's progress, he reckons that hoovering up nodules will be easier than grinding volcanic rock, and that their uses lend such activities a more environmentally-friendly sheen.
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China spent 63 years hoovering up the vast majority of metals and other resources pumped out across the world, and its slowing growth is now leaving a demand shortfall.
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To distinguish itself from its competitors, Uber is investing heavily in developing its own mapping capabilities by buying assets, including the mapping startup deCarta, and hoovering up talent from Google.
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Investors are already fighting for allocations in the European market, with the European Central Bank hoovering hundred of millions of corporates and covered bonds in the primary market each week.
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The Chinese-owned app, which has been downloaded more than 200 million times, was illegally hoovering up data from children under age 43, including names, email addresses, pictures, and locations.
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Thirty years ago it was only really dedicated DJs like me who'd be in import record shops four or five times a week hoovering up all the hard-to-get stuff.
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"We're sort of hoovering over social media, Facebook — how data's being used in that respect," she said, also flagging the preliminary work it's doing looking into Amazon's use of merchant data.
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": Harvard law professor Yochai Benkler and MIT's Ethan Zuckerman "decided to build a colossal database called Media Cloud and spend the next decade hoovering up websites to see how information travels.
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Regardless, startups in the South Atlantic sub-region are hoovering up an ever-larger share of venture dollars, and there's little to indicate that trend will reverse itself any time soon.
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Insurers in some countries, including Japan and Korea, have been hoovering up hundreds of billions of dollars of foreign bonds, hedging the exchange-rate risk on a rolling, short-term basis.
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The takeaway is clear: Kids spend a stupid amount of time hoovering up ad content while their brains are mostly on autopilot, and that seems like a situation that's probably not ideal.
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"This is in no way just a protest vote or a hoovering-up of Social Democrat (SPD) votes, it's a longer-term trend," said Heinrich Oberreuter, a politics professor at Passau University.
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For everyone else, the packaging would have been just another obstacle on the path to an abundance of dopamine, an inconvenience to be torn to shreds before the hungry hoovering might begin.
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If geographic diversity strikes them as important, they should ensure that it exists, ideally while keeping an eye on the danger of hoovering up all of the native talent from regional America.
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But data are increasingly central to designing the smartest software; Apple already risks lagging behind in areas such as voice recognition and predictive software if it remains inflexible about hoovering up consumers' information.
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Otkritie, whose large shareholders include state-backed bank VTB, had thrived by hoovering up straggling companies and making large trades on its own account, making it onto Moscow's official list of systemic entities.
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Two of the sources said Generali remained interested in hoovering up a significant chunk of MetLife's European portfolio, including operations in Britain, France, Italy and eastern Europe, but no agreement could be reached.
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And in the face of unprecedented scrutiny, the company continues hoovering up vast troves of users' data through ventures such as its recently announced $2.1 billion purchase of the fitness-device company Fitbit.
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The PBOC has managed to prop the offshore yuan back up in recent weeks through state banks operating in Hong Kong, which have started hoovering up the currency and hoarding it, thus tightening supply.
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Traders there began hoovering up banks and commodity stocks again after a 226 percent gain on Wednesday had given the regional STOXX 210 its best day since April's French election victory for Emmanuel Macron.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager will retain her job for another five years but with more powers to go after Facebook, Apple and Amazon and their massive hoovering up of consumer data.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager will retain her job for another five years but with more powers to go after Facebook, Apple and Amazon and their massive hoovering up of consumer data.
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Ms. D'Angelo's experience represents the ideal outcome for a campaign that leads the way in using digital platforms to bring followers into the flock and hoovering up crucial voter information once they get there.
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But in practice, as the FTC laid out in an analysis of the industry in 2016, it can mean hoovering up consumer data and then selling that information to other companies, often without consumers' knowledge.
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I wouldn't go for that kind of fare even after hoovering up the biggest bong rip of my life, but it still sounded one hell of a lot better than what I was about to consume.
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As a result, consumers can often find their smart cameras and DVRs participating in DDOS attacks, or their televisions happily hoovering up an ocean of viewing data, which is then bounced around the internet sans encryption.
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This ongoing activity has been supported by the European Central Bank, which is hoovering up billions of corporate bonds every week via its Corporate Sector Purchase Programme and keeping spreads well supported despite the turbulent backdrop.
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Apple TV service: With all the talent Apple has been hoovering up — from Oprah Winfrey to Steven Spielberg — something major is definitely in the works, and it will almost certainly throw an event to debut it.
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In the technology industry a handful of companies have grown into giants in a couple of decades and are now making sure they stay on top, hoovering up talent, buying up patents and investing in research.
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Instead of gleefully shaming yourself for hoovering snacks in your Shame Pants without really enjoying them, savor what you want to eat with a side of mental health benefits by using it as a meditation aid.
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Between the humorless scolds on Twitter and the omnivorousness of advertisers hoovering up every scrap of your personal data, it's hard to remember what the web used to look like and what its original purpose was.
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SINGAPORE/BEIJING (Reuters) - China is hoovering up liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes worldwide, pushing spot prices for the fuel above those for oil-indexed cargoes, as energy providers scramble to avoid a looming winter supply crunch.
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Initially, the market actually appeared disappointed by the ECB announcement, with the euro strengthening and yields rising off their lows, but once again investors are hoovering up euro zone government bonds in anticipation of monetary stimulus.
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"After cleaning himself up for Continental Divide, Belushi was back at his worst, hoovering up endless lines of cocaine, the substance he called 'Hitler's drug," the author writes of the Belushi's behavior leading up to his death.
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An investigation by Congress showed that for-profits were, at their height, hoovering up 403% of DoE student-aid funds and 37% of post-9/11 GI Bill benefits, although just 10% of college students attended them.
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London's 90-day limit, which has been the law since 2015, was meant to stem the flow of professional hosts hoovering up housing stock and making a killing out of listing properties on short-term rental platforms.
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The Social Democrats (SPD) have run Bremen, the tiniest of Germany's 16 states, for 72 years, hoovering up votes from dockers, factory hands, civil servants and even merchants in a city-state that still styles itself "free Hanseatic".
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Dutch police went further and operated Hansa in secret for a month before taking it down, hoovering up huge amounts of data on the people using the site — as well as millions in bitcoin, ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies.
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It would undo changes to federal/local agreements that required law enforcement to actually pursue charges against immigrants it caught and referred to ICE — rather than just hoovering people up on minor violations as an excuse to turn them over.
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Huawei's rotating chairman Guo Ping went a step further on stage at Mobile World Congress in February, taunting the U.S. government with mention of whistleblower Edward Snowden's revelations that the NSA was hoovering up a ton of data from Americans.
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It gives too many giant tech companies plausible deniability for the rampant hoovering of your personal information and allows them to implicitly blame the victim when they overreach: Don't get angry at us, you could have opted out this whole time.
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Given his central role in the campaign and White House, imagine how his latest lapse in transparency looks to the special counsel, Robert Mueller, and his team, now hoovering up White House documents in their investigation of possible collusion with Russia.
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Mr. Van Der Beek has a gift for playing this kind of cocky boor, but when the show introduces him saying, "God Bless Ronald Reagan" while hoovering lines of coke, it manages to be both on and up the nose.
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If any of that sounds familiar to you, or you're simply looking for ways to be less reliant on companies that are hoovering up your personal information, my colleague Brian X. Chen wrote about how to maintain your own backups.
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Whichever model you chose, you&aposll end up with no frills, no planned obsolescence, and no lithium-ion battery with numbered days, just a heavy-duty, if clunky workhorse built for hoovering up everything from sawdust and construction scraps to water.
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Perhaps rightly, there has long been a perception that Google-owned Deepmind has been the most aggressive in hoovering up a lot of the U.K.'s best talent in artificial intelligence, but now Facebook appears to be turning its eye to the country.
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John Cook, who co-founded GeekWire, which covers the local tech industry, argued recently that, although the new offices add to Seattle's tech scene, they had taken "a lot of oxygen" out of the startup ecosystem by hoovering up highly qualified staff.
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But as I watched dozens of dollar bills fly into the air for the umpteenth time and my finger instinctively pressed for the suction button, hoovering these beautifully rendered dollars to my virtual bank account, I fell into mild panic: Why am I doing this?
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If you're despairing at your fast-depleting bank balance (when you're asking about the pizza delivery guy's mom, things might be getting a bit out of hand) or being berated by friends for hoovering up their share of the cheeseboard, help may be at hand.
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Others have expressed concern that Facebook is hoovering up huge amounts of data about its users without their knowledge, and the company is unwilling to reveal any details about how many people use its service, how often they use it, and what services they access.
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On the surface, this might look mainly like an aggregator media play, or on an M&A level something based on the private equity model of hoovering up a lot of tired or slow growing brands with the aim of optimising them and moving on.
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However, the source said none of the overlay skimmers they found appeared to have any on-board data storage, suggesting the thieves had planted a second wireless device somewhere in or near the store and were hoovering up card and PIN data via Bluetooth in real time.
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With regulators handcuffed, broadband competition waning, net neutrality on the ropes and Comcast and AT&T hoovering up broadcasters to cement their domination of the emerging streaming video market, the writing is on the wall for all of Comcast's worst tendencies to be amplified many times over.
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But after hoovering up 2 trillion euros ($2.27 trillion) worth of public sector bonds in the past four years, the ECB has precious little room for buying more, if it is to respect a self-imposed ban on owning more than a third of each country's debt.
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The ECB only provides a country breakdown at the end of each month but a source told Reuters last week the Bank of Italy, which carries out Italian purchases on behalf of the ECB, was hoovering up local paper to ensure orderly conditions on the market.
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That is to say, Castro's rule was no different from the other regimes ransacking their populations and hoovering up massive wealth for themselves and their inner circles—all the while taking full advantage of all the innovations that modern kleptocracy offers both authoritarians and blood-soaked brutalists.
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There is no doubt that US CIA chief Gina Haspel, who recently arrived in Turkey, will be hoovering up any more scraps she can get out of Erdogan's tight grip -- specifically on the much talked-about recording of Khashoggi's "ferocious murder," of which Erdogan made no mention.
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Meanwhile the acquisition by Facebook, no matter what form it takes, looks like a good fit given the U.S. company's investment in next generation platforms, including VR and AR. It is also another — perhaps, worrying — example of U.S. tech companies hoovering up U.K. machine learning and AI talent early.
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Inflows to U.S. financials stocks hit a 21-week high, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Friday, while global tech funds, which have drawn some of the biggest flows this year, saw their first outflows in eight weeks after hoovering up $6 billion in the past six weeks.
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Achieving the two-degrees target would require the whole world to cut its net carbon emissions to zero by mid-century, and to go carbon-negative -- somehow hoovering up hundreds of billions of tonnes of extra carbon dioxide using technology yet to be invented -- from the atmosphere for decades thereafter.
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We'll be looking at things like Twitter's privacy and free-speech policies as it begins to impose restrictions on political advertising; we'll examine how Facebook tracks you around the internet; and we'll explain how technologies like artificial intelligence are hoovering up vast amounts of data — and what they're doing with it.
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The U.K. university's psychometrics department had its own personality test which had been hoovering up Facebook users' data since 2007, but, as the New York Times reported, and Kogan recently confirmed in an email, it refused to sell the dataset to the entity that became Cambridge Analytica (inspiring them to replicate the experiment).
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NSA/GCHQ-Tapped Undersea Cable Atlantic Ocean, 2015 Japan-US Cable System NSA/GCHQ-Tapped Undersea Cable Pacific Ocean, 2016 Maya-1 NSA/GCHQ-Tapped Undersea Cable Atlantic Ocean, 2015 The words "mass surveillance" usually bring to mind wiretaps, security cameras, and the NSA hoovering unfathomable quantities of cellphone metadata and Internet activity.
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Indeed, from the data security folks to the people whose job it is to actually make the maps work well, the constant refrain is that Apple does not feel that it is being held back in any way by not hoovering every piece of customer-rich data it can, storing and parsing it.
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"The Circle" reflects aspects of the present that are deeply troubling, be it the recent recording and broadcast of a murder on Facebook, the hate-filled trolling of individuals via social media or the hoovering up of personal data, much of it willingly volunteered, by companies that make their billions through advertising.
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The benefit that Google and Facebook had was that they had a more holistic view of what consumers did online and they positioned themselves as a distribution channel between media companies and users — essentially redistributing their articles and videos and hoovering up the ad dollars that had previously gone to those media companies.
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Over the past year, powerful companies such as LexisNexis have begun hoovering up the data from insurance claims, digital health records, housing records, and even information about a patient's friends, family and roommates, without telling the patient they are accessing the information, and creating risk scores for health care providers and insurers.
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Hillary Clinton didn't skate through the Democratic primary, but she certainly benefited from Trump hoovering every ounce of media oxygen during her less-than-stellar moments on the trail, as she tried to match the excitement as a primary opponent, Bernie Sanders, who self-described as a democratic socialist while officially running as a Democrat.
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The full study, now peer-reviewed and published this week in the American Political Science Review, took a specific interest in Sinclair Broadcasting, which has been under fire in recent years for hoovering up the nation's local broadcasters, then replacing their already-shaky local reporting with what many argue is little more than glorified propaganda.
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Once I tailed two spear fishermen, clad in their dusky-green camouflage wet suits, and spotted four large sea turtles resting 15 feet below at the bottom of the ocean, feasted on by tiny fish known as cleaner wrasse; in a marvel of symbiosis, the wrasse detailed their hard shells by Hoovering up parasites and dead skin.
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The best answer is that the government knows an election is comingTaking the UK out of the EU on time is the prime minister's central pledge, and his advisers know that the Brexit Party — fronted by arch-Leaver Nigel Farage — will be ready to pounce if Johnson fail's to deliver on the central pledge on his premiership by hoovering up voters in the polls.
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This year, however, we have Rita Ora (who, for the record, is actually very sexy) and Mr. "Strip That Down" So I Can Touch Your Boobs for Three Minutes Before I Fall Asleep himself, Liam Payne, a man who is so unsexy as to actually be a sex vacuum in a bomber jacket, hoovering any and all of Rita's sexiness down his wide throat, and spewing it back up as the grey dust and carpet bits of his own vocal performance.
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