We're identifying the globalists, we're identifying their program of control, we're identifying what their operations are.
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Identifying a cat is simple, and identifying a table is simple, but identifying a cat on a table is surprisingly hard.
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So identifying the jobs ... So part of the challenge is identifying.
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Identifying extremist content isn't quite the same as identifying child abuse content, however.
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The Associated Press isn&apost identifying the mother to prevent identifying the teen.
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So, identifying motive is certainly going to be even more difficult than identifying the hacker.
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Overnight, my little cousin's generation went from self-identifying as Pakistani to self-identifying as Muslim.
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Most people don't realize that re-identifying genomes — identifying an individual from their genetic profile — is already possible.
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Identifying and explaining these elements before identifying the villains sets the stage for revealing who the perpetrators are.
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There are models for everything from identifying trolls and otherwise toxic comments on social media, to identifying objects in images.
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But now that he's their Republican president, all those doubts seem irrelevant, and identifying as a partisan means identifying with him.
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Artificial intelligence is very good at identifying porn, spam, and fake accounts, but it's still not great at identifying hate speech.
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The time Google, unable to prevent Google Photos' recognition engine from identifying black people as gorillas, banned the service from identifying gorillas.
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Women and female-identifying individuals made up 89% of the victims with men and male-identifying individuals comprising about 8% of victims.
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Security Analytics Identifying trends and patterns in an organization is a good starting point to mitigate systemic problems as well as identifying threats.
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As one intriguing data point here, note that the number of voters identifying as "independent" is now at a near-record high, at 42 percent of voters, far greater than the 29 percent identifying as Democrats and the 26 percent identifying as Republicans.
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In 1994, the high school diploma-or-under crowd was more Democratic, with 47% identifying or leaning Democrat and 42% identifying or leaning Republican.
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This includes: identifying abusive accounts; adding extra filtering options; identifying persistent abusers and preventing them from opening new accounts; and creating a "safe search" option.
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Dozens of the cases feature testimony from witnesses who claim they were pressured into falsely identifying suspects or identifying suspects they were ultimately unsure of.
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The investor's task, then, is not identifying the next revolutionary product company-by-company but simply identifying the long-term growth trend in each tech industry.
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Identifying the sources of historical outbreaks and tracking the spread of specific strains is one thing; identifying the unknown source of a human Salmonella infection is another.
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One month before the polling, the gap was almost 40 percentage points with only 28 percent identifying as pro-life and 65 percent identifying as pro-choice.
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Republican voters were notably homogenous, with 86 percent identifying as white, 6 percent identifying as Hispanic, 85003 percent as mixed race, and just 2 percent as black.
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"What this suggests is that clinicians are actually doing a better job of identifying ADHD as opposed to over-identifying, relative to the general population," he said.
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But as the roadside cameras of New South Wales show, identifying people is just the start of AI surveillance: the real power — and threat — is identifying actions.
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Women and female-identifying individuals were also cited as 89 percent of the victims, while with men and male-identifying individuals made up about 8 percent of victims.
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While identifying dyslexia in kindergarten or first grade so that science-based interventions can empower children to read to learn, identifying dyslexia in people in prison is still important.
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A major initial task facing APCDs is the de-identifying of claims to eliminate personal information while identifying them sufficiently so that treatment histories can be tracked over time.
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Be wary of identifying details Before you send a sext, consider whether you want to include identifying details like your face, tattoos, piercings, birthmarks, decorations (like posters), and furniture.
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They misled customs officials as to the value and contents of the shipments, identifying them as "sample tiles" and identifying their country of origin falsely as Turkey and Italy.
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"Staff has been specifically working on identifying farms statewide that may have received sludge and identifying the original source," department spokesman David Madore said in a statement to Reuters.
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That could mean lots of things — perhaps twisting the camera a little while identifying an object gives it a little bit of a better view, improving its confidence in identifying it.
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Democratic voters were markedly more diverse, with 57 percent identifying as white, 21 percent identifying as black, 12 percent as Hispanic, 5 percent as mixed race, and 3 percent as Asian.
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Since then, the share identifying as conservative or far right remained constant at just over 245 in 23; the portion identifying as middle-of-the-road fell from 210% to 21%.
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As Congress dithers, consumers and taxpayer-advocacy groups can show disapproval by identifying and publicizing the products made by inverted companies and similarly identifying and publicizing replacement products from less offensive competitors.
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The primary demographics for Zoosk are split 12000 percent male identifying to 52 percent female identifying (the gender options are just those two), with the average ages of 27 and 24, respectively.
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They're advising users to change their passwords, while still noting that Imgur's policy of never asking for real identifying information means names and other "personally-identifying information" (PII) have not been exposed.
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If a consumer submits identifying information in an opt-out request that varies from the identifying information in the data broker's records, the opt-out may not capture all of those records.
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Users simply fill out a form with basic identifying information.
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When a ship sinks, they're charged with identifying the bodies.
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It provides methods for identifying the largest scam call centers.
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Names and identifying details have been changed to protect privacy.
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Investigators are asking the public's help in identifying the suspect.
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That was him (and he earned $290,210 for identifying it).
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The investigation is ongoing as authorities are still identifying victims.
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"We're still working toward identifying a motive," Gramiccioni said Tuesday.
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The two parties then set about identifying a prime minister.
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"Identifying the 'truth' is complicated," Mark Zuckerberg wrote last month.
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Harper had no trouble identifying which character was her Dad's.
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They hit pay dirt, identifying roX genes in 47 species.
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Datesha Montgomery identifying the woman as Lisa Britt to WECT.
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A man mourned after identifying his relative among the bodies.
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Why would this make them faster at identifying similar smells?
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Identifying the plaintiffs in this trial is a bit complicated.
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This is great for identifying older consoles from newer ones.
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It was especially good at identifying poultry and swine sources.
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CNN also has its own policy against identifying rape victims.
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AIs are getting better at identifying people in those videos.
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Authorities were not identifying the dead pending notification of families.
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There were no identifying marks visible on the carrier. Adm.
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Police are asking the public's help in identifying more suspects.
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IU is not identifying the fraternity, to protect its privacy.
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Identifying bat calls isn't as difficult as it might seem.
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Is Facebook accurately identifying and acting on signals of abuse?
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PT: Includes medical examiner's statement identifying the drug as fentanyl.
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Playpen's suspected administrator apparently also leaked identifying information about himself.
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It also appears to have meant not identifying sundown towns.
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Very, very good at identifying somebody who meets that classification.
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Identifying the problem, however, also points to a possible solution.
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But identifying double standards does not a foreign policy make.
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It's identifying who they actually are that's the hard part.
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Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying the suspects.
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FOR THE FUTURE, IT'S GOING TO BE IDENTIFYING THOSE PATIENTS.
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But Burch and Williams went beyond simply identifying repeat players.
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Because it's useful for identifying what's wrong with that group.
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And identifying them may be even more of a challenge.
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Identifying specific sandpiper species induces headaches even in serious birders.
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Of course, identifying possible compounds is just the first part.
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Acts identifying as male are indicated with a "man" sign.
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Airbus disclosed the order without identifying the buyer this month.
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Finally, identifying where exactly data are adding value is nightmarish.
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Rosenbaum and Sederberg were already identifying groups like the American
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Third, the plan calls for identifying prisoners eligible for prosecution.
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Piper prompts us to do the work of identifying it.
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Identifying your audience and their needs is crucial, Mangano said.
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The Times is not identifying the drugs for privacy reasons.
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Warren last week apologized for identifying herself as Native American.
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Ishii, identifying himself as a department head, will then apologize.
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Politico first reported the allegations in July without identifying her.
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Camel's milk, thank goodness, may also continue identifying as such.
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Workers identifying red flags can prevent shootings before they occur.
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Police are now working on identifying the bodies, Yuwono said.
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When news media reports began identifying potential members of Mrs.
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Automatically identifying entities in this way can help provide clues
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Shakespeare by identifying this appeal, the infinite mutations and interpretations.
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"Identifying genes is very important for the families," said Meyre.
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CNN is not identifying the girls because they are minors.
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And even identifying those differences requires a lot of generalization.
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Automated tools for identifying hate speech work in about 280.
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Social security numbers and other personally identifying information were accessed.
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"What was disturbing is me identifying with him," he explained.
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Students enjoyed sharing their ideas and identifying their classmates' techniques.
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The state was identifying dormitories where they would be isolated.
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It provided the first step in analysis: identifying promising compounds.
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Their investigators were still busy identifying and tallying the remains.
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She wasn't interested simply in identifying black figures in art.
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Cops are asking for help in identifying the men involved.
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Some are embracing their indigenous backgrounds and identifying as Genízaros.
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" He said identifying information was provided only "where legally required.
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It detects drug use hotspots without identifying the drug user.
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It also had a broken paw and no identifying markings.
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Names and certain identifying details have been changed for privacy.
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How good are you at identifying odd ingredients in meals?
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Collecting and identifying the remains has been a fraught process.
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Investigators appealed to the public for help identifying the suspect.
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Collecting and identifying the remains has been a fraught process.
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At first, I was confused and identifying myself as bisexual.
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The tough part for the agency is identifying such deals.
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These procedures are robust and effective in identifying compliance incidents.
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The Better Business Bureau offers tips for identifying fake checks.
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Identifying your "people" is a big part of staying healthy.
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Half of those identifying as slightly liberal are white, too.
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Everything I'm doing, I'm identifying myself as 'Mudd Club doorman.
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Augustine advised identifying the platform that makes the most sense.
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The technology also had more difficulty identifying women than men.
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Investigators are still working on identifying the five remaining bodies.
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CNBC is not identifying the employee to protect her privacy.
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You and I may have trouble identifying with this decision.
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Part of identifying an employee's strengths is understanding their downfalls.
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Now, the Post is identifying the campaign supervisor as Clovis.
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"Now, I had a career in identifying absurdity," he added.
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Thus the observer must exert extra caution in identifying them.
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For identifying information on the entities designated today, click here.
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Defense officials say identifying the particular allocations has just begun.
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Moving patients through the system and identifying the choke points.
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Facebook stopped short of identifying the source of the misinformation.
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Accompanying the article was a brief note identifying the author.
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Trans tattoo artist Noel'le Longhaul on identifying as a witch.
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I had started identifying as polyamorous before we were together.
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There's a lot to keep an eye out for when identifying a good food for your pet, but primary among them is identifying the protein source and making sure it is the primary ingredient.
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Twenty percent of the people who use Twitter identify as Hispanic, compared to 24 percent of users identifying as white and 26 percent of users identifying as black, according to the Pew Research Center.
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The researchers said the algorithms did throw up some false positives (identifying non-criminals as criminals) and false negatives (identifying criminals as non-criminals), which increased when the faces were randomly labeled for control tests.
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The GWAS, in this case, isn't identifying biology of height; it's identifying gene variants that are "accidentally correlated with ancestry," says Graham Coop, a population geneticist at UC Davis, who walked me through this example.
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Even identifying them is beyond the grasp of the current bureaucracy.
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" But the singer, when identifying herself, pronounces it "ree-ANN-uh.
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But rather than identifying and bemoaning them, Wagenknecht's philosophy encourages action.
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Now, officials are asking the public's help in identifying the suspect.
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By now, the internet is well-versed in identifying celebrity doppelgängers.
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He added that identifying the body officially is still a challenge.
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The intelligence official declined to go beyond identifying Kim Han Sol.
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Avenatti also shared screenshots on Twitter identifying Kelly in the footage.
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She also noted recently updated guidance for identifying potential abuse cases.
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The unit had various identifying stickers, which have been blocked out.
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The search team identifying the spot where the meteorite was found.
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Ochoa-Lopez's mother, Raquel Uriostegui, broke down after identifying her body.
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But identifying content from a political campaign would be more simple.
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Being tricked into identifying themselves with Google still bothered many people.
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Identifying the plaintiffs in this trial is a bit more complicated.
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Typically, a patent holder enforces its patents by first identifying infringers.
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Authorities are not identifying him until his relatives can be notified.
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No further identifying information about the victims has yet been released.
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Now, Eichenwald has taken the first step toward identifying the user.
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Tips from the public also aided in identifying the alleged gunmen.
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They could, however, focus more on identifying masked and fraudulent accounts.
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The company stopped short of identifying the source of the misinformation.
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You depend on it for Snapchat, Instagram ... and identifying skin cancer?
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I pointed out that she hadn't given me any identifying details.
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He attributed the difficulty in identifying hate speech to 'linguistic nuances.
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Identifying nonpregnant women as pregnant seems about as unsuccessful as possible.
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CNN is not identifying the girls, because they are all minors.
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The work includes identifying costs and a timeframe for the project.
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Western intelligence agencies will get used to identifying trolls and hackers.
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So they have the job of identifying and registering pregnant women.
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PEOPLE is not identifying the boy or his connection to Holt.
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Identifying the location of these polls is critical to optimizing connectivity.
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Another bugbear is the law's requirement for reams of identifying information.
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Another caller also called 911 about Lewis, identifying him by name.
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The police are not yet identifying the woman in the video.
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The problem is identifying individuals and sometimes it&aposs not hard.
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Identifying the oldest image of Mary isn't an end in itself.
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Here's the full text of that email with identifying information redacted.
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Thank you to Ewan Mellor for identifying the location for us!
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Most people with allergies are pretty good at identifying risky items.
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When do you start identifying with one more than the other?
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And Clinton staffer Philippe Reines is passionate about clearly identifying emails.
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There are over three million self-identifying Russians living in America.
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At first, he was tasked with identifying and detaching faulty parts.
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Nazi Germany began forcing Jews to wear identifying badges in 1939.
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Enjoying and identifying wine revolves predominantly around your sense of smell.
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CNN is not identifying the girl because she is a minor.
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Identifying which post led to which vote will be nearly impossible.
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The allure of identifying artists through their fingerprints has not dissipated.
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State law prohibits the agency from identifying the location of outbreaks.
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CFCs don't have any obvious identifying characteristics, like color or smell.
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The song identifying app you're probably most familiar with is Shazam.
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It isn't any safer for those doing the doxxing or identifying.
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When identifying details were suppressed, that figure jumped to 54 percent.
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They are currently working on identifying the genes associated with addiction.
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But Winter says identifying the skull could prove to be difficult.
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Both prefer identifying islanders as "Greek speaking" or "Turkish speaking" Cypriots.
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The changes will now include identifying a publisher below each topic.
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The names and identifying details of some characters have been changed.
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" The statement said the work of identifying the threats "remains urgent.
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ISU's Gentile contributes to study identifying risks, consequences of videogame addiction.
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UNCLOTESS (n): A person, identifying as female, who lives with hemophilia.
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"We're not as good at identifying potential killers as we think."
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The samples — without identifying information — are stored in a secure biobank.
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Identifying a consensus for the least-great vice president was easy.
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It's identifying edge cases and refining how the cars handle them.
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Because they were not charged, police withheld identifying information about them.
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Identifying genes from tumours normally means retrieving cancer cells via biopsies.
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Fixing the problem, though, has proved far harder than identifying it.
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"Identifying P&L leadership capability early on is essential," noted Stevenson.
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But identifying the best opportunities ahead of those reports isn't easy.
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They also declined to give identifying information, in case of harassment.
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Identifying as religious also gave a similar bump versus being nonreligious.
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Some who did had trouble identifying the chief on the radio.
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Identifying, reporting and correcting information system flaws in a timely manner.
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Start by identifying areas where you and your team can improve.
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Identifying wasteful and redundant government programs has been a bipartisan exercise.
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DNA testing kits could solve the issue by identifying relatives accurately.
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Born female, Tillett Wright also grows up identifying as a boy.
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He even had business cards identifying him as such, prosecutors said.
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She apologized earlier this month for previously identifying as Native American.
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But let's forget about "identifying with" or "relating to" a book.
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But they should be wary of identifying with his fabulous wealth.
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Identifying "terrorist content" implicates just as many tricky questions of judgment.
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I started getting out of labels identifying me as a person.
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Most other Palmach commanders ended up identifying with the Israeli left.
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Identifying someone with FRT can be done secretly, behind a computer.
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One is identifying every American who donated to Mr. Trump's campaign.
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However, the cases they are identifying now are seriously ill patients.
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Republicans had also faulted the application for not explicitly identifying Mrs.
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Neither president made a practice of identifying specific companies or executives.
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And any progress in identifying dark matter could revolutionize particle physics.
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Identifying your specialty is a good starting point for generating content.
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What has El Martinez's experience of identifying as nonbinary been like?
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If Dr. Kimble exercised all due scholarly caution in identifying Mrs.
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And I don't object to geographically identifying where it's coming from.
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The challenge, though, is identifying what, exactly, broadcasting is, he said.
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Many are successful; some are happy; none stopped identifying as Russian.
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Not all the data Thompson allegedly stole contained personally identifying information.
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This approach avoids the seemingly difficult task of identifying privacy harm.
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Essentially, this is a way of identifying and responding to uncertainty.
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"Maybe the (Jumpshot) data itself is not identifying people," Acar said.
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Identifying a lesion was a process similar to naming the animal.
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"An emergency fund, insurance and truly identifying a budget," Runnels said.
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Identifying contacts is crucial for stopping the spread of the disease.
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The Air Force is also reviewing its process for identifying targets.
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The US military confirmed the deaths without identifying the service members.
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But identifying suspects has proven difficult, and the fires have continued.
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Identifying transit gaps is a first step toward solving this issue.
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North Korea released the photograph above, identifying it as the launch.
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Musk said Twitter should identify start by identifying and labeling bots.
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Identifying and locating criminals and gang members takes more investigative work.
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Because of the scope of the burns, identifying victims was difficult.
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I think they've done a great job of identifying those tournaments.
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Dean reportedly shot Jefferson without identifying himself as a police officer.
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The list of purchasers was long, and the identifying information varied.
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Gunmen in civilian clothes burst into a home without identifying themselves.
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But turning the tables around and identifying our own want vs.
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Mark Ronson is taking back his comments about identifying as sapiosexual.
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Successful investing always begins with identifying the goal for the money.
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But computer vision is used for more than identifying your friends.
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" Brooks said before identifying the quote's author as "socialist Adolf Hitler.
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Activists say the fight includes identifying candidates that support those aims.
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"Identifying people at risk at earlier stages is important," she said.
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They do just fine objectively identifying authoritarian, tyrannical, or violent leadership.
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She was completely identifying with the person she was writing to.
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VICE: I've been ghosted by feminist-identifying guys in the past.
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The company stopped short of identifying the source of the misinformation.
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There are very few black and Latinx investors, with only 2 percent of investment team members at VC firms identifying as black and just 1 percent identifying as Latinx, according to the National Venture Capital Association.
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There are very few black and Latinx investors, with only 2000 percent of investment team members at VC firms identifying as black and just 503 percent identifying as Latinx, according to the National Venture Capital Association.
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Called Gender Shades, the study reported that systems from IBM and Microsoft were much better at identifying the gender of white men's faces than they were at identifying the gender of darker-skinned or female faces.
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In November, research undertaken by UK supermarket chain Waitrose revealed that a third of British people now have meat-free or meat-reduced diets, with 13% identifying as vegetarian or vegan and another 21% identifying as flexitarian.
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To be clear, identifying as LGBTQ+ is absolutely not a mental disorder.
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The more we find, the better we will get at identifying them!
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From a distance, each is a bright outline, devoid of identifying characteristics.
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Fingerprints, he said, are still the most reliable form of identifying someone.
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"No other identifying information was included with the images," said the spokesperson.
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Police are currently asking for the public's help in identifying the suspect.
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According to police, he has an identifying tattoo along his right jawline.
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CNN is not identifying the man because he has not been charged.
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That scares people away from identifying themselves and putting personal details online.
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And just identifying faulty thinking is the first step to changing it.
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A senior campaign aide said security officials questioned Aldana without identifying themselves.
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Should they be deployed at protests, potentially identifying the people who attend?
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Officials are still working on identifying the victims and notifying their families.
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But I feel like a horse's ass for not identifying Google better.
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Twitter realized that this first method for identifying conversations had become anachronistic.
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That's the finding of a new study identifying the previously unknown dinosaur.
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One of them speaks in Russian, with Arabic subtitles, identifying the pair.
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Three witnesses provided sworn statements that Guevara pressured them into identifying Gomez.
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"The immediate problem is just identifying everyone in need," Cook told Hyperallergic.
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Supporters of profiling say it represents the best chance of identifying threats.
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Identifying and understanding your fertile window is just one step, she says.
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And online software tools can be very useful in identifying a strategy.
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"We are identifying this because Illinois really looked for it," Braden said.
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AI models learn by studying patterns and identifying insights from historical data.
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On Friday, they heard instead from someone identifying himself only as Ramon.
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While identifying information can be omitted, the best posts are rarely generalized.
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It could make farmers more productive by identifying where fertilisers are needed.
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Identifying "potential new regulations" is another stated role for the future body.
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The company recently put some of that power towards identifying advertising discrimination.
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Understanding the American assault on this system requires identifying its various fronts.
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FAIRFIELD Backyard Birding, program on identifying birds by sight and sound. Feb.
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K2 has enough fuel to keep identifying planet candidates until summer 2018.
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Basically, it makes you really good at identifying threats in the environment.
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Ziegler said Mandan police need the public's help in identifying the perpetrator.
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By identifying more immigrant asteroids, Namouni said, scientists can determine their composition.
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Had a hard time fully identifying with just one of those countries.
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What does it mean to you to be a female identifying photographer?
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ER: I've had instances that are familiar to any female-identifying person.
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From 2007 to 2014, the number of Americans identifying as Christians dropped
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No other identifying information such as names or ages was immediately released.
|
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Meanwhile, of Republicans and those identifying as "conservative," 78 percent were opposed.
|
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Still, many people kept identifying her as white as her story spread.
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With video, cheaper drones and software, identifying animals has become more efficient.
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Identifying patterns could show how humans have affected whales' migration, Allen said.
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In identifying the best system, the EPA must consider the system's cost.
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While Awear Solutions does remove any identifying data, you're... still being tracked.
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"We spent a lot of time identifying the right candidates," Dow explains.
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These included correctly identifying shoppers with similar body types, the person said.
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Identifying symptoms come on quick, according to the CDC, and can vary.
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Nielsen rates Drawbridge as 97.3 percent precise in identifying consumers across devices.
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Unit 8200 starts identifying talent in Israel as early as high school.
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Appetite for identifying risks is "growing tremendously" across the board, he noted.
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The other has been identifying and training women to run for office.
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For them, conservatism is about identifying with outsiders and marginalized white Americans.
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Ditto the painstaking and hugely costly process of identifying and contacting voters.
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Naturally, law enforcement can have trouble identifying suspects on the dark web.
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Do we have any rules of thumb for identifying fake news left?
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I'm having headaches so often that I've stopped identifying them as headaches.
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Meanwhile, identifying those who died in the Camp Fire will be difficult.
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They are identifying rare individuals in families with a disease-causing mutation.
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Warren publicly apologized for previously identifying as a Native American last week.
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"Merely identifying as transgender has no practical military consequence," an official said.
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Government responsibilities should include being more strategic in identifying challenges and opportunities.
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A journalist provided, in this case, a public service by identifying dangerous
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Simply being white supremacists or identifying as "alt-right" doesn't necessarily qualify.
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A director starts identifying interview subjects; a writer starts on a script.
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After identifying the location, they digitally notify law enforcement and first responders.
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It has been hamstrung by infighting and difficulties in identifying profitable projects.
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"Aunt Pat!" someone shouted, identifying the feisty firebrand played by Dearbhla Molloy.
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One of the book's challenges is identifying that paradise with any precision.
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But elsewhere, identifying the proper skills that local employers needed was tricky.
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For the Sextons, identifying who would lead the next generation was easy.
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Today, Muslims constitute the "most Democratic-identifying religious group" in the country.
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Identifying a threat is just the first step in protecting our country.
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That mystery lingers, because there are no identifying signs from the killers.
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Governments must make addressing, identifying, and reporting hate crimes a true priority.
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Another thing she doesn't want to apologize for is identifying as queer.
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She intervened and started talking to LionMaker, identifying herself as Chantelle's mother.
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Trent: I no longer identifying as a man, just a fucking arsehole.
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Multiple people in a match, quickly identifying talents, and not misidentifying people.
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He also developed a detailed guide to identifying gun sales on Facebook.
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Israeli investor Yossi Vardi has a knack for identifying top tech companies.
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Yes. Many of a dog's identifying smells are in the anal glands.
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Indeed, watching the World Cup almost always means identifying with multiple countries.
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Since identifying the first infections (all imported) on their territories — on Jan.
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The cells also become less adept at identifying new pathogens to fight.
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Residents of Palu have spent the last few days identifying their dead.
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A man wrote back, identifying himself as a software developer in Maryland.
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Identifying information has been removed from the data to protect students' privacy.
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Javi will now lead identifying where our apps should be more integrated.
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Identifying so many car images in such detail was a technical feat.
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We appreciate all your help identifying unnecessary spend during this down time.
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By the end of the 1990s, the news media was identifying Mrs.
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He describes the details of procedures for treating and identifying the bodies.
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He is identifying himself publicly for the first time in this article.
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Soon after, the officers said they began identifying suspicious killings or arrests.
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But he believes other systems will also get better at identifying misinformation.
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So identifying similar vulnerabilities in our favorite superstars has a special appeal.
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It claims to have definitively solved the murder, identifying two Bronx teenagers.
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Slowly she started identifying distinct speakers and figured out they were related.
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Identifying the reasons for such discrepancies might help researchers design better experiments.
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Don't reinvent the wheel Identifying red flags is just the first step.
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Among students identifying as independent, 76 percent said they support the probe.
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He ended up leaving a message, identifying himself as Mr. Flynn's lawyer.
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What comes from trying to lead others into identifying the whistle-blower?
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There were also no tags on the several suitcases identifying the owner.
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Human vision, however, gives us far more insight than just identifying objects.
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Identifying hate speech can be a complex and tricky process, Quinn said.
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Identifying those cases of "community spread" is challenging without effective, rapid testing.
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If identifying the winners was hard, the losers were easy to spot.
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Even so, users still play a meaningful role in identifying problematic content.
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He said officials were identifying those people for more screening and tests.
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Unlike her, Mama Darleena had been openly trans-identifying since her transition.
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In the meantime, identifying and addressing pregnancy discrimination depends on your situation.
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"I tried identifying what makes the Pokémon art style work," they said.
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"They have a harder time identifying what triggers might be," Ylioja said.
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Why not a picture of the girl, and identifying the actress here?
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Anonymous calls identifying another shooter were kept from the defense, Mosby said.
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Facebook later apologized for not correctly identifying the article as a joke.
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Identifying the average household income by state produces some interesting geographical trends.
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Now, it's focusing on identifying diseases and improving user experience for patients.
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Russia's Interfax news agency cited police as identifying the detainee as Gabyshev.
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That list was Democrats' starting point in identifying pickup opportunities this year.
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After identifying a city or other location, it works on securing properties.
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Identifying with Shakespeare's characters helped him make sense of his own life.
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"I would characterize the plan as identifying an important problem," she said.
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" He also pressed platforms to "commit more resources to identifying bad actors.
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Officials are only identifying it as "Institution A," according to the filing.
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At the top of the list: Identifying a new CEO for CBS.
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Uber said female-identifying people made 89 percent of the rape reports.
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McWhorter always seems to stop short, though, of identifying more systemic problems.
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The cost of identifying any child with heart disease: $16,167 per case.
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Here are a few tips for identifying the right politicians to confront.
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That's not identifying and creating structural change in the future of work.
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Even worse, some older systems had problems identifying people with darker skin.
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She applied to the college without identifying her gender and was accepted.
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"I never forget a lady," Snake tells Meryl after successfully identifying her.
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Responsibility for identifying and discharging extremists is left to individual unit commanders.
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Trump himself appears to be prepping for a slowdown by identifying scapegoats.
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Now, an American is suspected of having helped Beijing by identifying informants.
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However, identifying with my Swedish side more, I found it rather difficult.
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Part of the mission of the GCI is identifying holes in conservation.
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The company also claims it's used for security purposes, like identifying bots.
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The vast majority of those identifying as empaths or HSPs are women.
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In 2016, however, the average of the first five polls shows that the Democratic advantage has shrunk to a far more modest 5.2 point edge, with 47.2 percent of voters identifying as Democrats and 42 percent identifying as Republicans.
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Identifying shoe designers and hair care procedures became integral in cracking a case.
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Apple is putting its acquisition of music-identifying app Shazam to better use.
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Google is also giving the Pixel 2 one more trick: ambiently identifying music.
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We showed that parents are very helpful in identifying developmental delays in children.
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She also noted that the technology is bad at identifying non-white faces.
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"You find yourself identifying with different characters several times an episode," she says.
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Identifying the givers in your organization might be trickier than you think, though.
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I think what it is is they are brilliant at identifying trends early.
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But the agency only sometimes took any strong action after identifying these products.
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Many young residents now see themselves as entirely separate, identifying as Hong Kongers.
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However, the statement does not provide any identifying details about the dogs' owner.
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Eventually, he called off the search after identifying the incorrect pair of stars.
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UPDATE: CPD making good progress identifying persons of interest in 10th Dist assault.
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But so is identifying the legacy of those reforms for contemporary party hollowness.
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""Mobile phone numbers are even better than social security numbers for identifying people.
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But Qi has been just as good at identifying and nurturing young talent.
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By Monday, relatives have begun identifying some of the victims of the crash.
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I don't think you're identifying with your biology, so you can't have coffee.
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Bleacher Report said it's about identifying and building trust with its young audience.
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An earlier parliamentary commission was concluded in February 211 without identifying any misconduct.
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He said he considers his work "a first step" in identifying these areas.
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Locating the test site isn't as simple as identifying the right missile silo.
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"Identifying themselves as legal observers, that doesn't give them any status," Pasco said.
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I'm used to identifying, in a kind of pathetically funny way, with BoJack.
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However, experts warn identifying the remains, contained in 13 boxes, could take decades.
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However, experts warn identifying the remains, contained in 55 boxes, could take decades.
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The first step is identifying the tactics and tools that abusers are using.
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NASA is getting better at identifying Earth-sized exoplanets in other ways, too.
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Instead they wind up identifying with the amoral (if not psychopathic) anti-hero.
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But we were slow at identifying the type of — of new information operations.
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Both said that Guevara did not coerce them into identifying the Hernandez brothers.
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The potential benefits of these new technologies go beyond identifying risk and screening.
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Another example of Google Lens's AI skills: identifying a painting in a photo.
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We're not asking for your name or any identifying information — just your opinion.
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In 2018, a student at West Point High School began identifying as male.
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We will continue to improve our processes for identifying and removing offensive content.
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Tuesday that referred to "Melania's team of writers" without identifying any of them.
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Things like answering questions, identifying multiple users via voice, and communicating with others.
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Their information helped us a lot, especially in identifying where their leaders were.
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Any identifying information about an individual user isn't needed, and therefore kept protected.
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Wa Lone, said Slodkowski, grew "obsessed" with identifying the policemen in the photograph.
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The force was charged with identifying and killing Palestinians who collaborated with Israel.
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The suspects' ages, genders and other identifying information were not available, she says.
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PEOPLE is not identifying the suspects while they are being tried as juveniles.
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They also said Aguilera was shot after identifying himself as a police officer.
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Identifying touch via ultrasonic tech has been of great interest to phone makers.
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"Just waiting for the right trigger," the man identifying himself as Naim said.
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ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack, identifying the attacker with a pseudonym.
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The current version of the article removes all identifying details about the athletes.
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Twitter's means of identifying returning users has been fairly simplistic in the past.
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Today, iFixit broke open the new model, identifying some of the changes underneath.
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The company claims a 95 percent accuracy rate in identifying "at risk" readers.
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Once in Hawaii, forensic experts will face the challenge of identifying the remains.
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Self-identifying trolls could be harmless pranksters, less harmless troublemakers, and merciless abusers.
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Texture doesn't just determine a food's acceptability, it's also essential for identifying it.
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Because they have not been charged, police are withholding identifying information about them.
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We encourage you to avoid sharing identifying information, such as names of individuals.
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In the past, Google wasn't skilled at identifying and promoting high quality articles.
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Interns drove around town identifying abandoned properties, or traced deeds to absentee owners.
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That was kind of my reason for not identifying as who I was.
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Hats were also a way of identifying foreigners in both life and art.
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When did you stop identifying with the movement, and what led to that?
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This trained model was what ended up identifying Kepler-90i and Kepler-80g.
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None is gender-neutral or meant exclusively for people identifying as third gender.
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The secret to identifying certain health conditions may be hidden in our eyes.
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The discussion is helpful, however, in identifying areas we really need to improve.
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Identifying such themes can help make sense of seemingly contradictory aspects of ourselves.
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But identifying yourself as a kinky professional can come with its challenges, too.
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Identifying as "omnisexual," Harkness' sexual appetites extend to men, women, and aliens alike.
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Artificial intelligence technology is intrinsically proficient at identifying nuances and applying these insights.
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Facebook says it will offer users tips on identifying fake news (The Hill).
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The L.A. sheriff is asking for the public's assistance in identifying additional victims.
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Industry can assist in identifying rules that are the most important to change.
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So much spring cleaning is a process of identifying what you don't want.
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The investigation into the attack, including identifying the shooter, is ongoing, he said.
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On one level, identifying as "they" is gendered, but it is also ontological.
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FACEBOOK SAYS ACTIVELY IDENTIFYING AND REMOVING ANY IMPOSTER ACCOUNTS OF CHRISTCHURCH ATTACKS SUSPECT
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Identifying precise chemical markers would be a big step toward pinpointing the source.
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Combining supposedly confidential data sets can heighten the risk of accidentally identifying individuals.
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Other ways of identifying the source would be British or Western intelligence information.
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"Yo soy catolico," he said during the speech, identifying himself as a Catholic.
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Gerdeman was responsible for long-term operational planning and identifying potential acquisition targets.
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As it turns out, she has a talent for identifying single malt scotch.
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This means identifying triggers such as caffeine, poor sleep and lack of exercise.
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We are interested in lifting people up and identifying people doing amazing work.
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Some characteristics were more important than others in identifying each type of gear.
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He cannot be heard in the video identifying himself as a police officer.
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McAfee has said it will refocus on identifying potential threats on cloud networks.
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The three act as separate entities, while also identifying as a global grouping.
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One suggestion is that pornographers use identifying markers like a special domain name, .
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Neither acknowledged that a LinkedIn account wasn't a foolproof method of identifying people.
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Bains on Tuesday said he originally pitied Rahami before identifying the suspected bomber.
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Police did so after they had difficulty identifying Ramos through fingerprints, Altomare said.
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Until recently, healthcare providers have had limited training on identifying or managing addiction.
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But the study also noted that identifying breeds in these cases is challenging.
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There were no other identifying marks — stumping investigators trying to identify the child.
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Start by identifying more tangible and neutral problems, and work backward from there.
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What's needed is an independent method of identifying IMSI catchers in the wild.
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It's confusing, and worse, it's not really relevant to identifying high quality stocks.
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The breach compromised personal identifying information for as many as 143 million people.
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Looking for public's assistance in identifying the parties that fled following the explosion.
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Identifying as non-binary is another way I've freed myself from these conventions.
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On the one hand, seeking and identifying such information would require costly solutions.
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Particularly common was "old," which I never thought would be my identifying adjective.
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Needless to say, their names and all other identifying features had been redacted.
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A genetic oddity provided the team with a trick for identifying promising compounds.
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These efforts include distributing mosquito nets and identifying and eliminating mosquito breeding grounds.
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But even after finding and identifying these truffles, most readers will be disappointed.
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Rarely do I see any type of badge identifying them as airport employees.
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Countries, like club teams, invest millions in identifying, nurturing and coaching young players.
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One program, "Womxn Spin," features female-identifying D.J.s performing sets tonight through Saturday.
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And humans must label this data, identifying pedestrians, street signs and the like.
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They added a signature line, identifying the sender as a real estate agent.
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She said her office was not identifying any individuals targeted in its investigation.
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Around identifying who your best customers are and looking for more like that.
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With 10 percent of survey participants identifying as L.G.B.T., Seattle took first place.
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But from a law enforcement perspective, I'm not identifying based on the obvious.
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In identifying director nominees, the Governance Committee does not seek diversity, however defined.
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Some anonymize their photos, sending intimate images without faces or other identifying characteristics.
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Some groups of hunter-gatherers are far better at identifying and describing odors.
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Another benefit would be identifying patterns of illegal discrimination against women or minorities.
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The goal is to hold government accountable by identifying and fixing financial problems.
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Now, an American is suspected of having helped Beijing by identifying the informants.
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Among those identifying themselves as Republican, 50 percent disagreed with the network's move.
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Identifying myself as "black" had also very often served this function for me.
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Identifying the right hires isn't the challenge, NSA officials say, it's retaining them.
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Mr. Brummel said he had made progress in identifying the original landscape artist.
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The good news is that platforms are getting better at identifying disinformation campaigns.
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But it has holes: It is not particularly good at quickly identifying events.
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An agent later left a voice mail message, identifying himself only as Ian.
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If you're identifying cases, you're going to have a better handle on it.
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It is sent directly to Strand with a bar code identifying the patient.
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"It's all about identifying if there's a consistency and commonality," Ms. Lonsdale said.
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No additional identifying information for the three men is available at this stage.
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As a self-identifying flexitarian, I cook mostly plant-based recipes for myself.
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He cannot read the signs identifying the golf resort as a Trump property.
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Twenty-percent classified themselves as Republican-leaning, with 28503 percent identifying as Republicans.
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Since then, she began publicly identifying as Latina; her grandmother is Puerto Rican.
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For the most part, though, identifying a good school is hard for parents.
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The president should focus on identifying, highlighting and scaling effective strategies like ours.
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The Times is not identifying her or the man she accuses of assault.
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They also collect demographic information and physical activity data, but remove identifying information.
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Ferguson's choice did not surprise the Jets, who have begun identifying possible replacements.
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He heard police were identifying participants in the surveillance footage, so he fled.
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Instead, women were more comfortable identifying with the word "motivated," the survey found.
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Identifying talent and making the right hiring decisions are crucial to any organization.
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Avenatti said a $100,000 reward was waiting for correctly identifying the unknown man.
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And I say that as a self-identifying mushy moderate on many issues.
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For American law is tougher in identifying currency manipulators than in punishing them.
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"You find yourself identifying with different characters several times an episode," she said.
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Identifying the classics of the future is another one of Mr. Siegelson's passions.
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However, that won't help with identifying criminals who are intent on avoiding detection.
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How did a gap in communication prevent us from identifying an immediate threat?
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Identifying and prosecuting computer hackers is a priority for the Department of Justice.
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Equity in health care depends on identifying and rooting out bias in algorithms.
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Police are asking the public for any help in identifying the four men.
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There are no identifying captions, other than the time of the shutter click.
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On Friday morning, Whelan apologized for identifying the other man in the tweets.
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Identifying itself as a media company could have very real consequences for Facebook.
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Duties typically include making sales pitches, developing client relationships and identifying client needs.
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"We always begin with... [identifying] a specific role for the name," said Placek.
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Hertzberg originally tasked his interns with identifying outdated laws when they discovered it.
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Computers monitor workers during grueling 10-hour shifts, identifying slow performers for firing.
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Part of the problem facing the league is identifying concussions in real time.
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We don't want to, but we often find ourselves identifying with the hotheads.
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The shrinking number of spaces for queer-identifying women has been well-documented.
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City officials said they needed the entire community's help in identifying potential perpetrators.
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The Indian government did not release any identifying details of the captured pilot.
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" Reece described identifying with the student: "The look on his face was familiar.
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The question is whether identifying bad faith can do anything to combat it.
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They begin by identifying the types of intentional decisions authors and directors make.
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Identifying as pansexual means you feel attracted to people regardless of their gender.
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The Supreme Court decision said identifying these priests would raise due process issues.
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This data is essential in identifying potential racial discrimination in housing and education.
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Over a few days, I vacillate between identifying with Danny's portrait and not.
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"Even just identifying artists by their geographical origin can be problematic," she said.
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Humans are good at understanding nuance, reading a situation, and identifying double meanings.
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My Instagram and Twitter DMs were full of messages from self-identifying empaths.
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When a citizen is murdered and the state's priority is finding out the subject that he wrote about rather than identifying the perpetrators, it does appear as though the government has very little interest in identifying the murderers of these bloggers.
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Private sector pensions were most concerned about a low-return environment, with 38 percent of them identifying it as their top worry, while sovereign wealth funds were most nervous about volatility, with 46 percent identifying it as their top concern.
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A warrant that authorized the search of hundreds or thousands of homes, without identifying specific buildings or specifying where the buildings were located, would be rejected out of hand even if those searches were limited to identifying the person residing there.
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Crunchbase Enterprise lets users perform typical business intelligence and analytics queries, such as setting up and following investment trends, identifying and tracking growth industries, and identifying companies that are close to their own for partnerships (or to watch for competitive purposes).
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"We have started the process of putting the bank back in the regular field, means identifying a strategic investor..., identifying business models that will be supported," Njoroge told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference in Switzerland, late on Monday.
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Identifying "safe" Note 7s could be an issue for the general public Of course, once Note 7 customers do exchange their devices for another, there will be the issue of identifying which models are defective and which are safe to use.
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But just as important, the agency said, it allows the Border Patrol to better utilize limited resources by identifying gaps in the agency's surveillance abilities, like identifying the locations of the most frequent border crossings and of smuggling hot spots.
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The gainful employment test turns out to be an accurate way of identifying programs that for-profit colleges themselves don't think are worth saving, as well as identifying programs run by colleges that are on the brink of bankruptcy and dissolution.
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But the population of out non-binary people is growing in the US. A 2016 UCLA study estimated that only 0.7% of teens identified as transgender (combining those identifying with a non-conforming gender and those identifying with a binary gender).
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Mr. Poindexter called a hospital and, without identifying Justice Scalia, reported what had happened.
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This is critical for overcoming broken travel and identifying likely returning foreign terrorist fighters.
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The men use sonar to map the riverbed, identifying sunken boats and potential unidentified.
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That's the closest investigators have come to identifying a possible motive for the slaying.
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Hence we might not be very good at identifying which ideas really are dangerous.
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In 2015, the feds subpoenaed Reddit to obtain identifying information of the subreddit's users.
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For me, the most important lesson so far has been identifying my self worth.
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Identifying and characterizing these errors requires specialized machines, skilled personnel and complex data analysis.
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It involves identifying what some traditional cultures may call a totem or spirit animal.
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"Pay attention to who you allow to have your children's identifying information," he says.
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CNN is not identifying the man because of the nature of the court proceeding.
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Scientists have lately been putting a neural network to good use identifying distant galaxies.
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The researchers created a family tree for the Costas, identifying every relative with erythromelalgia.
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And the group has a website that includes information on identifying and reporting harassment.
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This has implications that there is hope of identifying pigments in many other fossils.
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But will the data be anonymized and will metadata identifying the uploader be scrubbed?
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Wikileaks has faced recent criticism for publishing identifying and personal information in data dumps.
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ICE says police cooperation is key to identifying gang members in the immigrant community.
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They must pass background, fingerprint and other checks that look at identifying biological features.
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No personally identifying information about end-customers is ever stored on the Guru platform.
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Shortly after the attack, police reviewed surveillance images in hopes of identifying the suspects.
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But identifying the origin can help contain the current outbreak and prevent future ones.
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Victims identified, mourned Identifying Brussels bombing victims has been a long and difficult process.
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Identifying and tapping local network resources early on can make a world of difference.
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Police arrested Todd after identifying her as the woman in the video, he said.
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They have teams of people listening to each test subject and identifying the emotion.
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Identifying with victimhood meant being vulnerable in a way I couldn't let myself be.
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And it is already identifying African politicians and activists who will carry its message.
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The president is incapable of identifying anything in the world outside his own being.
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Evidence shows harassment training is useful for identifying harassment, but not in preventing it.
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The police said the process of identifying the victims will be a lengthy one.
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"They are not identifying with Trump on any kind of personal level," he says.
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"If they can't, turn into nonpaper w no identifying heading and send nonsecure," Mrs.
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I'm not saying that projects like these are only good for identifying hot dogs.
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Authorities are not identifying the 16-year-old suspect because she is a minor.
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Ho said the company removes individuals' identifying traits from the medical data it holds.
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NYC Secure will not collect or transmit any personal identifying information or private data.
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Caldwell said people on Facebook had messaged Cooper, identifying the man as Mark Pierce.
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Experts had trouble identifying the species, and in November determined it was Haemaphysalis longicornis.
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Beyond that, there's the question of how to prevent authorities from identifying you personally.
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No identifying profile pics or features in photos, no location info, no last names.
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Where to get it: iOS Inclusivity: Options of identifying as female, male, or other.
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The company is in discussions with U.S. LNG suppliers, he added, without identifying any.
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History shows that identifying a new life stage can bring about deep institutional change.
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The police have asked for the public's assistance in identifying and locating the men.
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"Our immediate focus is identifying, isolating and treating recruits who present symptoms," Brig. Gen.
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It could also help with identifying unrecognisable victims who have been burned or maimed.
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While this may seem low tech, canines are incredibly effective at identifying explosive threats.
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These methods of polling, while quite affordable, can really struggle with identifying small populations.
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The employee, according to the report, had similar problems identifying drills in the past.
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The three suspects are being tried as juveniles, and PEOPLE is not identifying them.
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Despite identifying as a Christian, Clinton has repeatedly been accused of being a witch.
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Homosexuality is legal in China, but there's heavy social stigma around identifying as gay.
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Identifying a historical trend when one is in the middle of it is hard.
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According to UNEP, identifying all remaining species would take 300,000 biologists around 1,200 years.
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The Information first reported on the NLRB complaint, identifying the employee as a male.
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The U.S. has taken to identifying countries publicly that it believes are manipulating currencies.
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"It started with identifying Makayla as being evil," he testified at a January hearing.
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We don't know how successful either of these NITs were in identifying the suspects.
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The task of identifying and effectively prosecuting sex traffickers continues to be challenging, however.
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Democrats and people identifying ideologically as "liberal" were less likely to oppose the idea.
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She labors to make the distinction clear, self-identifying as black, not African-American.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One's skin is a uniquely intimate identifying trait.
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Over time, the more you watch, Rheo gets better at identifying those you'd like.
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After that, it's just a question of identifying the best charger for the job.
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"It's great for narrowing suspect lists, generating leads, or identifying remains," Armentrout told me.
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The large area the flames swept through further complicated the process of identifying victims.
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Dressing has long been a critical lens for identifying differences across and within cultures.
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More From TONIC: Individuals with autism often have trouble identifying and communicating their feelings.
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It's also important to acknowledge that identifying partisan sites is not an exact science.
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Whatever your personal power pieces, here are some criteria for identifying them for travel.
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Ellis says identifying the couple's expectations and your role in that dynamic are important.
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TC: How are you identifying who to invite or accept into this training program?
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Identifying technologies like RFID and "always on" sensing capabilities have privacy and surveillance implications.
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I think when you start self-identifying as working within EDM, it gets hard.
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The technology also has accuracy problems, particularly identifying people from ethnic minorities, she added.
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I think it's important to talk about the slippage of [identifying as] in-between.
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But individuals identifying themselves as Amazon drivers have reported the practice on social media.
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Or identifying witnesses whose identities will then be known to perpetrators and their allies.
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Daphne celebrates female, female-identifying and non-binary artists in the electronic music field.
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People suffering from mental illness can sometimes be energized by identifying with their disorder.
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Ideally, we could immunize all at-risk individuals within months of identifying the pathogen.
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Acts with one or more female-identifying members are indicated with a "woman" sign.
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The trouble is identifying a goal that could replace the pursuit of shareholder value.
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The agency cuts down on waste and duplication, identifying ineffective programs and taking action.
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"We've started an 21625-mile stretch," the president said, identifying funds he's moved around.
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Experts on adolescent health praised the study for identifying and quantifying an intuitive thought.
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ICE later detained Henry, identifying him as an informant and placing him in jail.
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The results warrant "renewed attention" to identifying effective strategies for promoting exercise, they conclude.
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Trump also benefited from an increase in those respondents identifying as Republican, Gallup said.
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Critics say the technology also has accuracy problems, particularly identifying people from ethnic minorities.
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With some exception, you name it entirely for the purpose of easily identifying it.
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A connection secured by Tor does not reveal its location or other identifying information.
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By now, Ratner was openly identifying himself as the savior of his adopted borough.
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Working with Waymo, Alphabet's autonomous car project, the team evolved algorithms for identifying pedestrians.
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With a baseline genome for comparison, identifying the mutations in cancers became much easier.
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That is where the uncertainty lies and Jacques was spot on in identifying this.
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"That might be a woman, an African-American, an LGBTQ+-identifying scientist," she said.
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American investigators released footage of the two men, appealing for help in identifying them.
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It says "a job is a job" rather than identifying "whose" job it is.
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DDF has an active program of identifying new companies developing drugs to treat dementia.
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She refuses to say she is lying or has been coerced into identifying Fonny.
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Upon identifying the probable carcinogens, the FDA took swift action to resolve the issue.
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So Jobs approached Cook, identifying him as a strong prospect for his new Apple.
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In the memo, Psy-Group asked the foundation for guidance on identifying future targets.
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We may also ask to see your driver&aposs license or other identifying documents.
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Strategic plans identifying main investment areas and potential co-investors are due April 1.
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"All we're doing is identifying their behaviors," he said, while leaving the directive implicit.
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Eliasch specified problems with identifying performance-enhancing drugs and communicating associated risks to athletes.
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The Department of Defense issued a statement Tuesday identifying the fallen soldier as Spc.
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It has, instead, been that more and more people are identifying as working class.
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However, some jurisdictions can require a second warrant before identifying information is handed over.
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Identifying the victims could take days, Subramaniam told reporters at Kuala Lumpur General Hospital.
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And he faulted others "in the community" for not identifying, and reporting, prospective terrorists.
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He said the fire department was on the scene identifying the spilled hazardous material.
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Identifying themselves as current or former residents, most complained about conditions at Lincoln's properties.
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Panic is rarely a desirable state of mind either for identifying or solving problems.
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As far as I know these are the key identifying feature for candy caps.
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But both of these options involve police identifying someone who has already been stopped.
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There are apps for identifying herbs and tracking moon phases — for iPhone and Android.
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Could one support the accomplishments of their nation's leader without identifying as a patriot?
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They would prefer that research efforts focus on identifying a biological cause or diagnosis.
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"Everyone was identifying with the [movie's themes of] young love and angst," she recalls.
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But emerging technology presents alternate means of identifying and tracking humans beyond facial recognition.
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"It is a shame that organisations aren't more sophisticated about identifying stress," observes Harvey.
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Start thinking about giving by first identifying the problems you want to help address.
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Without identifying herself further, she went to work stuffing envelopes and working the switchboard.
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The teeth had been removed, preventing investigators from identifying the victim with dental records.
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Experts added that positively identifying the remains could take anywhere from days to decades.
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"We've had a big problem" with Whitmer, he said, without identifying her by name.
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As I said, some VPNs are improperly configured, and may leak personally identifying data.
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He was an anonymous donor, and they knew him only by his identifying number.
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Some of the online contractors did simple tasks like identifying the cars in images.
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This meme isn't about just identifying anything, isolating it and putting in the music.
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Yesterday Facebook said it would ask users and journalists for help identifying fake news.
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Still, an even bigger challenge looms for indigenous cooks: identifying and preserving their cuisine.
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Obama began by identifying the courage necessary to stick up to one's own side.
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The police took a suspect into custody, identifying him as Trystan Andrew Terrell, 22.
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Dr. Low's role in identifying the structure of penicillin was something of a fluke.
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Identifying a virus' incubation period in this way is critical for modeling its spread.
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But by 123, she began openly identifying as lesbian and wearing more secular clothing.
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You can find a plaque identifying the owner of the building in the lobby.
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This had the effect of erasing almost all identifying characteristics, including ethnicity and gender.
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Contact tracing is the process of identifying those with close contact with infected patients.
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It has slipped to third-party status, after Democrats and those identifying as independents.
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Law enforcement still has a $10,000 reward for any identifying information about the arsonist.
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Police are working on identifying the man and what type of gun he used.
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Research is also identifying harmful inequities for white Americans along geographic and socioeconomic lines.
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Identifying authentic pieces and their provenance is "a big jigsaw," Mr. Le Blay said.
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Those identifying as "moderate" also jumped from 27% in 2016 to 36% on Tuesday.
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But until recently, the company focused on its role in identifying perpetrators, not victims.
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Without narrative contrivances, I found myself identifying with the housemates in a powerful way.
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Police say there was a witness, but she refused to provide any identifying information.
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IP addresses weren't immensely helpful in identifying pirates, and sometimes led to false allegations.
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A table of prekindergartners played bingo based on identifying the first letters of words.
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A chart identifying the charges and the maximum penalties applicable to Cohen is below.
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In many cases, districts have been getting better at identifying which students are homeless.
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Decades' worth of addresses and identifying information, including drivers' licenses and Social Security numbers.
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But more people are identifying as openly transgender and non-binary than ever before.
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"It&aposs identifying the aircraft and not shooting down friendlies that are the challenges."
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Identifying the administrator and some of its users was able to be done quickly.
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YouTube's algorithms were found to be identifying and recommending videos of partially clothed children.
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The new Cyber Threat Response Alliance is charged with identifying and reducing network vulnerabilities.
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Officers asked me questions while they dismantled the gun and looked for identifying features.
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It is part of Western Europe's identity and a tool for identifying the other.
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There they boarded buses for France, identifying one another by singing Russian punk songs.
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Wyoming residents did the best on this question, with 85 percent identifying this correctly.
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The answers can reveal specifics about a person's upbringing, culture or other identifying details.
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When it comes to identifying your purpose, you're going to have to dig deep.
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However, identifying a new strain provides a more complete map of how HIV evolves.
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In an on-camera statement published online Saturday, a man identifying himself as Gen.
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Usually, data breaches deal with identifying information such as emails, passwords, and phone numbers.
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Trump's transition team is identifying executive orders issued by Obama, which can be undone.
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"Identifying people and putting this label on them — does that help them?" he asked.
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Although not entirely clear, the center appears to be focused on identifying terrorist threats.
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But I believe that self-identifying as a clown is currently having a moment.
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Besides identifying "new targets," the results of these interrogations were shared among the agencies.
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She has tried to focus her staff on identifying market risks before they occur.
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Photo-identifying technology is here — now comes the task of deciding where it's appropriate.
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The White House insists that identifying the writer is a matter of national security.
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Identifying your skincare needs can be daunting if you don't know where to start.
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Warren apologized earlier this year for identifying as Native American earlier in her career.
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Identifying violence in a newly uploaded video would be very difficult, this person said.
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She also suggests identifying what variables, if any, have changed since your falling out.
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Silicon Valley has created a model for identifying and nurturing high-potential young companies.
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On Wednesday, Chief Hoglund told reporters that investigators had not finished identifying the victims.
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Physicians try to be systematic when identifying illness and disease, but bias creeps in.
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It would then record the vehicle's identifying characteristics such as make, model, and colour.
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There are also limits on the effectiveness of opposition research in identifying potential misconduct.
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The first few steps involved in identifying DNA this way are typically the same.
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Witnesses are also asked to describe how confident they are after identifying a suspect.
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" Along with Simmons's height and weight, it listed his identifying characteristics as "just average.
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That was what really helped me come to terms with identifying as non-binary.
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Identifying the small remains that have been collected may take up to six months.
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" The diagnosis: "Identifying the root cause of the acceleration in cord-cutting isn't hard.
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Working animals often wear vests or other identifying items, though this isn't legally required.
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Law enforcement says such insights might assist in sentencing the criminal or identifying conspirators.
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"The silent majority is back," Trump said, identifying his voters precisely as Nixon did.
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"Doing so might have ended child pornography trafficking on Playpen, but it would have come at a great cost: squandering any hope of identifying and apprehending the offenders responsible for engaging in hands-on exploitation as well as identifying and prosecuting those users."
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Prosecutors said Kourani worked for Hezbollah while in the United States, identifying potential weapon suppliers; identifying people affiliated with the military of Israel, Hezbollah's adversary; and gathering information about U.S. airport security and about military and law enforcement facilities in New York City.
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"The Kiosk sensor platform will help address complex issues where real-time ground truth is needed: Understanding and measuring traffic congestion, identifying dangerous situations like gas leaks, monitoring air quality, and identifying quality of life issues like idling trucks," says one promotional flyer.
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The company has also agreed to create a system for identifying employees who have been the subject of more than one harassment complaint and for identifying managers who fail to respond to concerns of sexual harassment in a timely manner, the EEOC says.
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And, in recent years, the number of Americans identifying as independents has been growing steadily.
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The device detects the wake word by identifying acoustic patterns that match the wake word.
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The excerpt of the book identifying Jurvetson as the host was first obtained by Axios.
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Identifying as a feminist is, for many of us, synonymous with believing in gender equality.
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A full list of the affected lots and their identifying information can be seen here.
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After identifying your potential customers, you have to see what they think of your product.
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The task of identifying children was complicated by their school uniforms, age and traumatized condition.
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CNN is identifying Podlesna because she has agreed to reveal her name to the media.
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Dutch Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Daphne Kerremans said identifying detainees "could get the prisoners into trouble".
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Janssen said identifying an overlap between ASDs and gender variance is just a first step.
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Identifying as homosexual, or exhibiting homosexual behavior, may result in harassment by the correctional officers.
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Tymkovich disclosed copies of the complaints with identifying information redacted on the 10th Circuit's website.
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Forensic teams were working round the clock to finish identifying the victims and conducting autopsies.
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The panel showed the companies are much better at identifying problems than actually solving them.
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He did this by identifying "swamplands": failed universes that are too logically inconsistent to exist.
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In 2015, the Pentagon exhumed their remains in hopes of identifying 80 percent of them.
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He ordered the plaintiffs to file an amended complaint identifying "Jane Doe 4" by Monday.
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I've been asked to check the victim's shoes or to look for other identifying markers.
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Beyond identifying and burying the hundreds killed during the battle, an even bigger challenge looms.
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In a statement, Lungaro asked the public for help identifying the woman in the video.
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These scanners have trouble identifying thick hair and certain head coverings, according to the report.
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It seems that a lot of people are having trouble identifying with a black protagonist.
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And they have a higher degree of accuracy as far as identifying the particular soldiers.
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So for the past three years, Twitter has used two different systems for identifying conversations.
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For more than a decade, the ISU listed scores without identifying which judges awarded them.
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Whether identifying Cruz as the commenter would have prevented Wednesday's shooting is open to speculation.
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The group has deep experience in identifying and winning over jailhouse recruits with tailored pitches.
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Press and Fitzpatrick took the case; identifying him was supposed to be their first victory.
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The gubernatorial field is no better — with only 219 of 20163 candidates identifying as female.
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Linda Seabrook spoke about identifying the most effective practices for combating workplace violence and harassment.
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Along with registry, future laws may include additional flight restrictions and required self-identifying beacons.
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They found that its error rate in identifying who was who was a mere 0.7%.
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His article was then later amended — removing the identifying information — but the piece remained up.
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Identifying the real victims of slavery, such as Piotr, remains the challenge for the police.
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Facebook is identifying these pages using the stories declared false by its fact checking partners.
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Identifying it — like this "mental load" comic did for me — is only the first step.
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Pornography involves naked body parts that today's machine-vision systems are very good at identifying.
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The video doorbell will send alerts whenever movement is sensed, correctly identifying people and animals.
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Identifying those seeking to return to the country would be difficult without facial recognition technology.
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Reuters is not identifying the accuser because he is an alleged victim of sexual assault.
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"As president, I will make identifying and stopping lone wolves a top priority," Clinton said.
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Israeli authorities have issued a gag order, and CNN is not identifying the two men.
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Many also mistakenly believe that DNA testing is useful only in identifying an unknown rapist.
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But CNN is not identifying the two as Israeli authorities have issued a gag order.
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If identifying numbers are missing, tests are conducted on the part to determine its origin.
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BuzzFeed News is identifying M. with only an initial because of concerns about his safety.
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First, we must do a better job of identifying and acting on early warning signs.
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EgyptAir officials met with families Saturday to explain the lengthy process of identifying the bodies.
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But mobilizing by identifying capital and money as the enemy is not the way forward.
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Specifically, Walker's plan called for identifying space vehicles that could do the same things — e.g.
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Despite these hurdles, IRIS is pushing forward with its overhaul for identifying and reviewing chemicals.
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Or else more effective techniques for identifying and removing content at speed to be developed.
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Whether it's getting dating tips or identifying a mysterious object, Reddit is here to help.
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Doing so could violate DHS policy against publicly identifying victims of a cyberattack, he said.
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But D'Elia said that was one of the major struggles in identifying with her character.
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"People liked that we don't use cameras or identifying markers or reflect speech," says Nandakumar.
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"I expect the agency to be vigilant in identifying and pursuing these cases," O'Rielly said.
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BuzzFeed News is not identifying the suspect because police are charging him as a juvenile.
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BuzzFeed News is also not identifying Kuhn-Fricker's teenage daughter because she is a minor.
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The UNHCR collects some initial biographical information, identifying documents, and sometimes biometric data like fingerprints.
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The number of self-identifying "Métis" has grown in recent years, especially in eastern Canada.
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This group of nations should focus on identifying additional networks ripe for coordinated sanctions actions.
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But it also offers more interesting possibilities, like identifying plants and animals with the kit.
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A few months ago Accenture outed a fairness tool for identifying and fixing unfair AIs.
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The company is now on record as being supportive of identifying solutions to climate change.
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McAleenan has been responsible for identifying designs and locations for Trump's long-promised border wall.
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Trim first launched seven months ago, with a focus on identifying and canceling unwanted subscriptions.
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That knowledge provides a basis for identifying disease-resistant genes in wild and cultivated bananas.
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The variety and volume of data involved in identifying and predicting security threats are overwhelming.
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"We didn't want to lose any evidence before identifying any of our suspects," he said.
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CNBC is not identifying the accuser because of the nature of his claims against Spacey.
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And according to the poll, 228% of self-identifying Michigan Republicans are not backing Trump.
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On Instagram, the model has been outspoken about not identifying as a woman or man.
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The JDD weekly said Safran could walk away from the deal, without identifying its sources.
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Identifying viral tweets as local tweets might just be the best part about local Twitter.
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No other identifying information was included with the images, a CBP spokesperson said via email.
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"We have some skill in identifying architecture that is best for the enterprise," he said.
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This involves more than identifying outright disinformation, of the sort published by anti-vaccination groups.
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With the fact-finding phase complete, investigators will now focus on identifying a likely cause.
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When identifying integrity or deception in a statement, you look for when the gesture occurs.
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The reintroduction process generally involves identifying healthy animal populations in other regions and capturing them.
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The deal is expected to close in 2017, the company said, without identifying the buyer.
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"It would be impossible to self-remove," Raithatha told The Sun, without identifying the patient.
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Police need help identifying a woman found inside a shallow grave in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Manning began publicly identifying as a woman in August 2013, the day after her sentencing.
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Identifying in someone else is an incredibly powerful thing even if that guy is dead.
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The regulator is taking action against one completed ICO, it said without identifying the company.
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Rahimi didn't see any sort of badge identifying the man as a law enforcement agent.
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He signed a pair of executive orders aimed at identifying and targeting foreign trade abuses.
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She hid the passports of some passengers to prevent the terrorists from identifying their nationalities.
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That's useful information for identifying and fixing bottlenecks, which would aid Uber and its drivers.
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Image: Screengrab via TwitterThere's being into video gaming and there's identifying as a hardcore gamer.
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He said his daughter began identifying as a woman in college and went by Riley.
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As Nvidia clearly noted, though, identifying objects and planning basic paths is only the beginning.
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But the world's changing, and I'm seeing more kids and adults proudly identifying as trans.
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What harm could come from identifying with the thoughts and feelings of our fellow creatures?
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EU countries could join forces in identifying and screening candidates to save time and money.
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While Rogers alluded to the leaks, he stopped short of identifying Russia as the culprit.
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This idea has potential, especially considering the state of AI for identifying hate speech today.
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Identifying drivers as employees is a key sticking point for ride-hailing companies including Uber.
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Police confirmed one person is in custody but were not yet identifying the device used.
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Set reasonable expectations by identifying what would quantify as a good visit with your family.
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They also will participate in discussion and problem-solving sessions on identifying and avoiding bias.
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Information on your EOBMost EOBs start with identifying information specific to you and your plan.
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THE BIG BARRIER TO TREATING EVREYBODY WILL BE IDENTIFYING THEM AND GETTING THEM INTO TREATMENT.
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Funds such as Systematica make money by identifying trends across stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities.
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But a problem arises when talking about privilege is all about identifying your own privilege.
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"Identifying these genes puts forward targets that the industry might want to exploit," he says.
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The company emphasized in its blog post that no personally identifying information was at risk.
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Spend time evaluating your current situation and identifying the best mattress for your specific needs.
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The encrypted chunks are then stored on Google Cloud Platform without any user-identifying information.
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Investors note the retail sales data has become increasingly volatile, making identifying a trend difficult.
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By 2008, the probability of correctly identifying a Democrat or Republican had jumped to 83%.
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When we strategize market penetration, we think about identifying our "early majority" (Crossing the Chasm).
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But the algorithm deployed to start identifying the offending content has made many mistakes already.
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" He then pledged to set about identifying "strategies for economic growth that put work first.
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Data on dog bites are unreliable because people are notoriously unreliable at identifying dog breeds.
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Researchers surveyed 1,000 self-identifying straight men about their "dick pic" habits and personality traits.
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What is all this nonsense about "identifying" being hailed as a criterion for fair treatment?
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"President Xi is right in identifying avoiding that trap as a key goal," said Turnbull.
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It doesn't ask for your email or your name or literally any other identifying info.
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He's also identifying the investments he thinks are most at risk in that currency battle.
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At the same time, not identifying the victims only serves to obscure what actually happened.
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One is better targeting of existing cash, for example by identifying HIV hotspots within countries.
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Treatment for the disorder usually consists of identifying the root of those overarching psychological issues.
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The NSA's press release claims Winner admitted intentionally identifying and printing the classified intelligence reports.
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"These money managers are all about identifying companies with the best growth prospects," Cramer said.
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"He's seeing the ball better and identifying good pitches to hit," said manager Bryan Price.
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As many companies have discovered, creating processes, implementing tools and identifying workflows is straight forward.
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For companies trying to entice moneyed customers, that means identifying and anticipating what they want.
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With no missing persons report filed, the police had no way of identifying the body.
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Read part two: How America's patchwork system for identifying migrants' remains leaves families in limbo.
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" Responded Clinton: "If they can't, turn into nonpaper w no identifying heading and send nonsecure.
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Following his arrest, Zazi assisted U.S. authorities in identifying terrorists, particularly members of al Qaeda.
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