So many caring people — pages of pages of pages of stuff I'm going through, I'm reading pages of pages of pages of how she is touching the world.
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The book then adds a frequently asked questions section (183 pages), an acknowledgements section (12 pages!), notes (40 pages), bibliography (28 pages), an index (18 pages) and a reading group guide (three pages).
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"Netflix" appears on 213 pages; "Facebook," 15 pages; "Amazon," 12 pages.
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"We could have pages and pages and pages of articles of impeachment," said Rep.
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The planner includes quote pages, mini-month spreads, goal setting pages, weekly spreads, lined pages, dot grid paper, and blank pages for note-taking.
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The Palmer amendment is four pages long, MacArthur's is eight pages, and Upton's is three pages.
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Those included 2,688 pages from Bannon, 3,349 pages from Trump donor and friend Tom Barrack, 1,466 pages from the NRA and 104 pages from Trump's inaugural committee.
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The scrutiny includes 10 pages of law, 27 pages of regulation and 88 pages of sub-regulation.
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It's a company that has pages and pages and pages of risk factors in they're 93-K.
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They averaged just 6.5 pages per bill in the 1970s, 20093 pages per bill in the 1980s, 15.1 pages per bill in the 1990s, 16.1 pages in the 2000s and 17.4 pages per bill in the last three Congresses.
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But the length of the applications grew significantly each time, indicating that new information was being added: They were 66 pages, 79 pages, 91 pages and 101 pages, respectively.
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" Their stories — "pages and pages, chains of words.
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Microsoft's most recent annual report, known as a 10-K, was 130 pages; Apple's was 96 pages; Amazon's was 89 pages.
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The number of pages will probably be thousands of pages.
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The number of pages will probably be thousands of pages.
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Pages are pre-loaded for faster results, but Cake tells us it's not serving Google AMP-based pages (Google's accelerated mobile pages).
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Pregnant bodies are magnets for unsolicited commentary — it's been documented in pages and pages and pages of personal essays written by mothers.
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Gone is the iPhone with pages and pages of random applications.
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Meme pages, for example, have given way to ironic meme pages.
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Pages and pages of my thoughts, feelings, and frustrations about them.
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At times, it has leapt from gossip pages to news pages.
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They were not thumbing through the pages and pages of footnotes.
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Researchers found purchase links, or a "shop now" button, on 74 percent of e-cigarette brand-sponsored pages, 50 percent of smokeless tobacco pages, 41 percent of hookah tobacco pages and 31 percent of cigar pages.
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Pages are compressed on Google's servers before being loaded, though private HTTPS pages and pages loaded up in incognito mode are treated as normal.
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I had pages and pages full of dates like a crazy person.
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Ironically, of course, it's the pro-Duterte pages and pro-Marcos pages.
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John Giles, mayor of Mesa, Arizona, took pages and pages of notes.
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"Instead of it being 9,000 pages, it'll be 100 pages," he said.
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It went from a couple of pages to more than 20 pages.
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There were pages upon pages of these brutal black on white murders.
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It scrapes employment information from users' pages to create pages for businesses.
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It's very narrow here, Pages and pages of orders in a sheaf.
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We are treated to pages and pages of legal discovery and testimony.
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His book was 444 pages long and included 71 pages of footnotes.
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The Fafsa is pages upon pages of details about your parents' finances.
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There are pages and pages of them for sale on the site.
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Under Facebook's Pages policy, pages aren't allowed to promote the sale of prescription pharmaceuticals and that they must approve pages for online pharmacies in advance.
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The document is 10 pages long: five pages outlining the requirements and guidelines set by the CARES Act, and five pages of surprisingly simple forms.
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This book easily could've been 1,000 pages, but I didn't write it to be 1,000 pages, nor did I want it to be 1,000 pages.
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The shuttered pages included "seemingly independent news, entertainment, beauty and lifestyle Pages were linked to the Myanmar military" and other pages removed in August, Facebook said.
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Eight pages a week is 400 pages a year, and that's a novel.
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I've got pages and pages of ideas that I just can't get to.
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We just wish this Rube Goldberg machine went on for pages and pages.
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Don't worry — you won't have to sift through pages and pages of reviews.
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You can scan more pages at the Newseum's daily collection of front pages.
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The desire to rip out pages is gone, because the pages are infinite.
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The E.P.A. climate-related web pages that are still live continue to provide valuable information, but many links from those pages to other pages have been removed.
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Airbud charges based on the number of indexed pages and traffic to those pages.
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The Tatel opinion for the majority was 22013 pages; Rao's dissent was 553 pages.
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"Instead of it being 22015,260 pages, it'll be 2000 pages," Trump told the group.
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These Pages were also connected to Pages the company previously removed for similar behavior.
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Both pages are among the 2150 largest conservative pages in the BuzzFeed News database.
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We have pages and pages of questions but unfortunately we are out of time.
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Google is obviously giving AMP-enabled pages top billing on its search results pages.
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There were pages and pages of videos on how to fold a fitted sheet.
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Three of them joined me in reading through the pages and pages of transcripts.
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Unfortunately, these are faux-fascimile pages of writings in which Parisi imagines notebook pages.
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The calendar pages are one-month pages with each day in a small box.
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Over 28,000 pages of documents — specifically, 28,578 pages — have been submitted into the record.
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Since 2202, the tax code went from 2628,28500 pages to now over 6900,2628 pages.
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Scrolling through pages and pages of sneakers online is very much a mental workout.
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The pages were ultimately removed during Facebook's sweep of Kremlin-linked accounts and pages.
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Automattic terminated the pages of 113 of the 24 pages Gizmodo inquired about, including eight pages operated by chapters of the neo-Confederate group League of the South.
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Those from Keith Richards (564 pages), Bruce Springsteen (510 pages) and Mike Love (436 pages) were wide loads too, all-you-can-eat afternoons at the word buffet.
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A grand total of 473,195 pages have been submitted to the committee: Tom Barrack, chairman of the Trump Inaugural Committee: 3,349 pages Steve Bannon, former Trump adviser: 2,688 pages National Rifle Association, 1,466 pages Rinat Akhmetshin, former Russian intelligence officer who attended the 2016 Trump Tower meeting: 467 pages Trump Inaugural Committee, 104 pages J.D. Gordon, former Trump campaign national security adviser: 51 pages George Papadopoulos, former Trump campaign adviser: 47 pages Sam Nunberg, former Trump campaign adviser: 23 pages Others who plan to cooperate with the panel's inquiry include AMI, the parent company of the National Enquirer and Hope Hicks, a longtime Trump ally and former Trump White House communications director, per CNN.
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Each book took me exactly six days: one chapter of 230–2150 pages before lunch, one of 16–18 pages after lunch, 12 chapters and 212 pages in all.
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"For the first time online, encrypted pages are now faster than unencrypted pages," he explained.
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Previously, Facebook would prevent administrators of banned pages from creating similar pages in the future.
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The '215 edition featured 280 pages, while the '22019 edition topped out at 153 pages.
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"This technique avoids squashing the pages and preserves the pages and the ink," she said.
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Senators reviewed about 22016,000 pages of documents on Gorsuch and about 170,000 pages on Kagan.
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That's because these pages are essentially stripped-down HTML pages with some AMP-specific markup.
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I printed one copy of the handwritten pages and two copies of the typed pages.
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While the right-wing pages promoted Mr. Trump's candidacy, the left-wing pages scorned Mrs.
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He mailed pages to Mr. Johnson, and sometimes weeks later, would get edited pages back.
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There are pages and pages of rules on how the system is supposed to work.
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Some of those drafts have maybe 20 pages are changed—but they're 20 important pages.
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At-home device makers are promoting their "community" in pages and pages of ad copy.
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What to expect: Pages on pages of beautiful vinyl rooms with an intimate, human touch.
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For most professors, and even some grad students, they go on for pages and pages.
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The document doesn't come with the usual pages and pages of tables that Congress will use in its conversation on enacting the budget; that part is only 62 pages (PDF).
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We comb through pages and pages of deals and discounts to find the best for you.
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One potentially controversial change is that Facebook will start showing a "Related Pages" on other Pages.
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Partisan pages also outperformed pages that are not politically aligned, earning a piddling 2300,22018 weekly interactions.
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BuzzFeed News found at least seven other spammy pages whose content was reshared to stolen pages.
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The journals start at $14.99 for 50 pages and go up to $49.99 for 400 pages.
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These two pages also consistently generate more total engagement than the pages of major media outlets.
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Google 'UK Garage' and the first pages are mixes, SoundCloud pages and a few dedicated websites.
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"Thank you for your service" — five words, but pages and pages of thoughts behind that sentence.
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The hardcover includes over 100 pages of notes; the list of source materials runs 14 pages.
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This book is 22020 pages, and a memorable event takes place on more pages than not.
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The current code is over 22019,000 pages in length, having grown from 60,000 pages in 2004.
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Here is everything we know about the memo: It's six pages pages written by Republican Rep.
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Suspicious pages included Facebook pages with little to no information about who is behind them, pages that have been taken down and ones that have had little activity since Election Day 85033.
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Some Pages might see a small increase in referral traffic, and some Pages might see minor decreases.
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Facebook auto-generates pages that are called "interest pages," based on what people list as their interests.
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Instructors interact with riders on their own Instagram and Facebook pages, as well as on company pages.
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All 22 Pages Facebook removed Tuesday share admins with four Jones-related Pages Facebook removed in August.
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A 34MB text file would contain roughly 29,000 pages, or an average of four pages per patient.
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YouTube's decision to provide these panels on search result pages, as opposed to video pages, is significant.
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Ashley: The yellow pages, the white Pages, whatever, I don't even know which one it is now.
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Mattes said he noticed comments on pro-Sanders pages after the primary ended from suspicious Facebook pages.
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They now span 2,650 pages, with another 70,000 pages of forms, instructions, court decisions, and other guidance.
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It also shut down 138 pages associated with the organization and removed advertisements those pages had run.
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CNN asked the agency why these two specific pages had been pulled and not other, older pages.
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My menu is six pages long, and there is a lot of stuff crammed on those pages.
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Musk deleted the Facebook pages for Tesla and SpaceX on Friday — pages he apparently didn't know existed.
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Gold pages celebrating the new king have replaced the black pages of mourning published in all newspapers.
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Some presurgery doll pages are more like inspiration pages or mood boards, collecting images of desired shapes.
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The code of federal regulations has grown from 2628,28503 pages in 22019 to 166,000 pages in 2014.
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For pages and pages, he dwells on the past, on his childhood — that beating on the cobblestones.
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Characters rarely exchange more than three sentences in a row, buried in pages and pages of narration.
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Clip Champs will be rewarded for their activity with a badge that's visible in chat, on Clips sharing pages, on Clips tabs on the channel pages, and on game directory pages, says Twitch.
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That study, which measured engagement on the same set of pages over the previous six months, found that right-leaning pages had a nearly identical average rate of interactions with left-leaning pages.
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Bannon, who formerly served as both White House chief strategist and executive chairman of Breitbart News, provided the panel with 2202,2628 pages, while Gordon and Nunberg gave 28500 pages and 6900 pages, respectively.
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It said that the platform took down or suspended "honeypot pages" in about two weeks, pages mimicking real pages in an hour or two, and some profiles impersonating real people over varying periods.
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Despite bias claims, Facebook is not censoring conservatives Natalie Martinez saddles up on one of my favorite hobby horses: A new 20-week Media Matters study on Facebook pages that regularly post about American political news again found that right-leaning pages and left-leaning pages have nearly identical engagement rates, while right-leaning pages on average earned more weekly interactions than left-leaning pages.
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Instead, a couple of weeks later you released 448 pages, the entire report, which includes those 19 pages.
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The judge partially agreed, releasing four pages of the indictment, while keeping the remaining 14 pages under seal.
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But the policy had a loophole that allowed administrators of existing pages to repurpose old pages — until today.
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I did "morning pages," the routine of three daily pages of meditative writing popularized in The Artist's Way.
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" The company's Pages-Specific Policies also notes that company pages "must not promote the sale of prescription pharmaceuticals.
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The report is about 30 pages, and the 302 is about a dozen pages according to the officials.
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Surely crawling through the pages of pages of vastly fluctuating game quality is part of the fun, right?
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The TPP-11 legal text is 584 pages, versus the 622 pages original which included the United States.
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Google says AMP pages load four times faster and use ten times less data than non-AMP pages.
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Foy said 125,000 pages of the 900,000 in total pages have already been handed over to the committee.
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For the most part, Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages project was about what its name implies: accelerating mobile pages.
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The appeal brief clocks out at 170 pages, with an additional six appendices—a total of 1,794 pages.
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AMP landing pages obviously load significantly faster than standard mobile web pages — typically in less than a second.
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The Black Houses Tumblr has amassed pages and pages of black homes in rural, urban and desert settings.
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The total of 85033 leaked pages included nearly 200 pages of speeches by Xi and others and more than 150 pages of surveillance and control of the Uighur community in Xinjiang, the Times reported.
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Pages will automatically convert the Word file to a new Pages file (alternatively, if the Word document has been sent via email, you can open it there and it should automatically launch in Pages).
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Facebook cracks down on fake news publishers with harsher punishments for bad pages Facebook is making it harder to create new pages after you get caught violating the rules on other pages that you've created.
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Using a tool called CrowdTangle, which tracks engagement for Facebook pages across the network, you can see which pages are most shared, liked and commented on, and which pages dominate the conversation around election topics.
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BARTIROMO: I agree you, because, under President Obama, the federal registry pages were up to 97,000 pages... TRUMP: Yes.
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Check out the first five pages below, exclusive to The Creators Project: All pages from Chew: Demon Chicken Poyo.
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However, research has shown that the highest-ranking pages actually have a slightly lower reading complexity than other pages.
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The S.E.C.'s proposed rule is 201 pages long, and 75 of those pages are dedicated to that analysis.
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The business pages are categorized, too, similar to how Facebook Pages list the type of business underneath their name.
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"Right-leaning Facebook pages had a higher total number of interactions than left-leaning Facebook pages," the report said.
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I knew it was 38 pages and 23 blank pages, so I had to print it over and over.
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At just six pages, the Assange indictment stands in stark contrast to the Mueller report, which is 448 pages.
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Palmer, with her glossy pages and emojis generally sprinkled throughout the pages, submits a report live from the road.
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None of those 30 pages would have been among the 20 most-followed pages for their respective political categories.
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This letter is usually 4-8 pages (though it has been as long as 25 pages), and it's dynamite.
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United's contract is 46 pages and over 37,000 words long; Alaska's is 67 pages and over 37,85033 words long.Rep.
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You can add, delete and rearrange pages with a maximum of 36 pages allowed, or a minimum of 8.
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It was simply time to write: to crank out mediocre pages to learn how to crank out better pages.
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There are 564 pages of text, 135 pages of endnotes, a 42-page bibliography and 24 full-page maps.
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All the biographies had been 700 pages, 800 pages, and very useful and scholarly for people who study Diderot.
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Unfurling the pages all the way brings readers to a close-up of each city, sprawled across four pages.
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"These fabulous historians who wrote thousands of pages of history distilled it down into these 104 pages," he says.
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The wills were 41 pages apiece; the other documents came to a dozen pages more for each of us.
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Bookmarking pages makes it easy to open them again later, and is especially useful for pages you visit often.
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We have 30, 40 pages of G. How many people read all 40 pages of G in the proxy?
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But Yandex, Hotjar, and Smartlook's dashboards run non-encrypted HTTP pages, rather than much more secure, encrypted HTTPS pages.
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" Before the pages were released, Terry Strada said the 28 pages "will answer some questions and raise 1,000 more.
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We just scrolled through 45 pages of Amazon deals — pages and pages of wine aerators, tech thingys, and a lot of himalayan salt lamps — to find the most useful items in this corner of the Internet.
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" Johnson, who posted anti-white messages on Facebook pages of some of the groups days before his attack, had also liked pages for affiliates of the Anonymous group and conspiracy-minded pages like "Illuminati Exposed Media.
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The budget last budget, for fiscal 2016, which extends through September 30, and was published in February 2015, ran to 150 pages, plus 364 pages of historical tables, and hundreds of pages more of supporting documents.
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Out of five million pages it visited, ROBOVIC discovered about 22,000 tech support scam pages hosted at roughly 8,103 domains.
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And when AMP pages are hosted on Google's servers, the pages are pre-rendered, so that they still load quickly.
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A Facebook spokesperson confirmed the coordinated sharing activity across pages helped trigger the review and ultimate removal of the pages.
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Yoox admittedly boasts pages upon pages of merchandise — and I know first-hand how intimidating and overwhelming that can be.
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I am designing a yearbook for our staff stock full of department pages, party pages, and (my favorite), office superlatives.
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It also found that the right-leaning pages it studied earned 21961 percent more total interactions than left-leaning pages.
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Amazon's website seems to be having issues with its product pages: across the online store, pages are failing to load.
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Here's me in The Verge: Previously, Facebook would prevent administrators of banned pages from creating similar pages in the future.
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You heard it everywhere, from the august pages of National Review to the considerably less august virtual pages of Breitbart.
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You'll get access to 960 pages filled with lessons on creating dynamic web pages, function expressions, Ajax techniques, and more.
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President Bill Clinton's first budget document was 145 pages, while President Barack Obama's initial take was a leaner 134 pages.
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You wrote that the file on you was 785 pages and yet they only gave you 294 pages of it.
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Otherwise, pages still served over HTTP, like those redirect pages, will continue to be at risk of interception or manipulation.
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A day before it killed the pages, Facebook alerted the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensics Research Lab (DFRL) to the pages.
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The instructions for the typical 22019 tax form have grown from just two pages in 1935 to 241 pages today.
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Instagram displays public location pages, showing ordinary users posts from a given location, and this package appears on those pages.
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This is a hundred pages, or many hundred pages, depending on how much number theory you assume when you start.
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The Planner features full monthly view pages, as well as separate pages with full weekly views for more detailed planning.
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The story is trash, five pages of trash, and on this five pages of trash, I have wasted weeks, months.
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Individual Facebook pages for opinion shows tend to draw more Facebook engagement than pages for shows on the news side.
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At 15,000-plus pages for just $2.99 on Kindle, his work is an outstanding value at 50 pages per penny.
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Roy Blunt told reporters the report was about 10 or 12 pages long, but said he didn't count the pages.
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" Some pages were replaced with new content, and other pages redirected to a message that the page "is being updated.
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There is no reference to the size of Appendix B. The total size of the file, then, could be anywhere between 222 pages and 22010 pages or 22006 pages or 2,000—only the FBI knows for sure.
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The investigation lasted three months and involved reviewing 150,000 pages of data, 76,472 pages of Facebook communications; 59,960 text messages; 6,069 images; 2,899 pages of Instagram posts; 546 multimedia messages; and 21 videos, the prosecutor's office said.
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Using analytics from Wikipedia pages of cryptozoological creatures, Insider Data determined which urban legends Americans can't stop talking about, based on how many edits pages of cryptids received, as well as how frequently the pages are edited.
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It says it will also make it harder for those whose Pages have been shut down for violations to return with new Pages featuring the same, duplicated content by proactively banned other Pages and Groups, in some cases.
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Google's efforts led to Accelerated Mobile Pages, wherein it serves people on slow networks with a lighter version of web pages.
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While I drink my coffee, I write my morning pages — three pages written longhand, usually just about whatever's on my mind.
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In the video, the pages of a book turn while drawings made on facing pages conduct a poignant pas de deux.
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The changes affected all public pages, she said, and the impact was not targeted to pages with any particular political lean.
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Vrai's simple and timeless pieces will delight minimalists and anyone who hates to be plagued by pages and pages of choices.
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Right-leaning pages earned on average about 372,22019 weekly interactions and left-leaning pages earned on average about 22013,2200 weekly interactions.
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The question is whether new versions will coalesce pages randomly into a fixed number of processes or coalesce pages by domain.
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For most laypeople, this is a legalistic quibble, but it was enough to send Judge Smith ranting for pages and pages.
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The complaints against Saudi Arabia and the UAE run to eight pages each, while the document on Bahrain is six pages.
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Jonathan Albright finds that Facebook's system for managing public pages allows foreign users to take over domestic pages and run ads.
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It's easy to get lost in pages upon pages of Amazon's funky, affordable buys from fashion to tech, home, and beyond.
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Facebook followed suite, unpublishing four of Jones&apos pages, claiming that the videos on those pages violated that hate speech policy.
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A blackmarket for these show pages have emerged online since Watch show pages are only available to specific Facebook content partners.
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Mayhew has also tweeted some pages of the script so far and promises to continue tweeting pages to fans every day.
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It's not the longest government document ever, but the 12 pages of questions and 14 pages of instructions are understandably extensive.
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Things that are covered in a few pages in the executive summary are given hundreds of pages in the full report.
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Along with Mindful Being, these four pages accounted for the vast majority of the total 290,000 followers of the fake pages.
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" You may also be able to have Google auto-translate web pages by clicking "Offer to translate pages in this language.
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The Correspondence clocks in at a slim 126 pages long, and "Letter from Devil's Tower" takes up 14 of those pages.
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Lots of stuff happened in those pages when there actually were pages — the kind you turn, instead of swipe or click.
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For pages and pages Carell's former colleagues gushed over what a professional, talented, humble, kind, and genuine person the actor is.
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" And it was really extensive, pages and pages of notes, but all I took away from it was, "I'm not fired!
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"You wrote 180 pages, 180 pages about decisions that weren't reached, about potential crimes that weren't charged or decided," he said.
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That bill, which was released Monday night, is 110 pages long and accompanied by more than 300 pages of supporting documents.
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Once you've used up all the pages, just stick it in your microwave, and the pages will be rendered clean again.
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Davis and BuzzFeed News identified a second, separate network of pages that also present themselves as state-based Trump fan pages.
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Of those, 108 were found to maintain brand-sponsored Facebook pages, although none of the traditional, combustible cigarette brands run pages.
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On Facebook in particular, despite its boomer-friendly reputation, Sanders meme pages – and meme pages that support Sanders – have grown popular.
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"The phishing pages we are talking about are very personalized web pages to look like the real address," Mr. Mahjoubi added.
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They're using the nine pages of Obamacare that deal with pre-existing conditions to defend the entire law -- all 961 pages.
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After VICE News flagged the pages to Facebook, a company spokesperson said the pages violated its policy for unacceptable business practices.
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There are less than seventy-five pages of poems in Orbit, with the longest poem being a little over four pages.
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The publication also grew in size, from under 200 pages per issue in the 1960s to nearly 400 pages in 823.
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According to the New York Times, Russia-bought ads that Facebook has so far handed over to Congress apparently included a diverse spectrum of politicized content, from pages for gun-rights supporters, to those supporting gay rights, to anti-immigrant pages, to pages that aimed to appeal to the African-American community — and even pages for animal lovers.
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So far, Trump's campaign has turned over approximately 20,000 pages to the Senate judiciary committee, which is investigating Russia's interference in the election, while Manafort turned over approximately 400 pages and Donald Trump Jr. turned over about 250 pages.
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CNN Business reported that the pages were part of a group of 85033 pages taken down as part of Facebook's efforts to crack down on users who previously violated the site's rules and created new pages to avoid regulators.
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Campuses like Trinity's have thick handbooks full of sexual assault resources, filled with pages upon pages of legal definitions and situational scenarios.
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You're going for pages and pages and you're hanging out with these guys and I kind of wanted to watch it. Right.
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There are the spammers, who likely get money for leading people to the seller pages through imposter accounts and fake news pages.
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There's a few pairs of khaki pants and skinny jeans scattered about, but it's mostly pages and pages of men in suits.
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After Facebook put energy into making hyperpartisan pages less visible, publishers of those pages say the Kavanaugh story has been a boon.
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Some publishers also pointed out that show pages required video makers to create and run multiple pages for each show they produced.
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Facebook will require that pages that post ads about social and political issues include a "Confirmed Page Owner" on their Facebook pages.
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President George H.W. Bush's first take was 193 pages, and President George W. Bush's was around the same length, at 207 pages.
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Some museums simply have standard "page not found!" text on their 404 error pages or built-in redirects to their home pages.
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Well, right now, sport has been more on the front pages of newspapers than it's been on the back pages of newspapers.
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According to Google's own data, 85 percent of all pages it shows on its mobile search results pages are now mobile-friendly.
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However, an analysis of the 50 posts by total engagement across all pages found that liberal pages scored more top viral hits.
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So the product shifted its focus back to the pages of individual creators, which were the primary landing pages for new patrons.
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While Explore includes content from relevant pages, posts from pages that people like or follow will continue to appear in News Feed.
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While it is 23622,2212 pages long if both sides of a page are counted, it contains only 2556,27652 individual pages, not 21,2800.
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For instance, after Elio and Oliver's first night together, Aciman spends pages and pages on Elio's complicated thoughts about what just happened.
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Today Facebook globally launched Groups for Pages, allowing the 70 million Pages on Facebook to create their own distinct communities and feeds.
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The selection isn't large, but it seems careful and curated, confidently assured that shoppers don't actually need pages and pages of options.
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I had never colored interior pages, and I do think the work of coloring interior pages is totally different than illustration color.
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Over the last few months, both the scope of supported pages and the range of places where Google surfaces AMP pages increased.
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Dodd-Frank added 85033,300 pages and more than 22,000 pages of regulations (and counting) to an already overgrown area of federal regulation.
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Facebook took down the pages flagged by The Times, but similar pages that hadn't yet been shown to the company stayed up.
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Ms. Cameron describes the morning pages as "three pages of longhand writing, strictly stream-of-consciousness," done as soon as one wakes.
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So far, they've cataloged petabytes worth of web pages and claim to continue to archive 300 million new web pages each week.
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The motion reads that 11 pages were submitted, but it appears that the keys were squeezed into six pages for the filing.
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I had stacks of sources printed from glitchy websites, and pages and pages of handwritten notes on white and yellow legal pads.
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It would take pages upon pages to describe the full extent of the project and, in this case, the exhibit at Dia.
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Also, the pages had become more aggressive in using tactics like fake accounts and multiple pages to make themselves appear more popular.
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I especially love the children's book pages they sell, so you can buy and frame old versions of pages from 'Babar,' etc.
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While it is 5,422 pages long if both sides of a page are counted, it contains only 2,711 individual pages, not 5,422.
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And while the Obama administration's drug strategies regularly reached more than 100 pages, the Trump administration's inaugural strategy is 23 pages long.
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The first hundred or so pages of The Goldfinch are, arguably, some of the best first hundred pages of a book ever.
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But you know what, his current conspiracy theory is ripped from these pages, the pages of the right-wing website Breitbart News.
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Agencies did move information from pages on their main websites onto archived pages that, while difficult to navigate, are still publicly available.
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The content of other requested pages were pages that were self-authored, or that contained information about professional wrongdoing, politics, and crime.
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And they could cut their eyes at each other in a way that eliminated the need for pages and pages of script.
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The glyphosate review in IARC's Monograph 112 runs to 92 pages; the chapter on animal studies consists of just over 10 pages.
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In 1986, a typical superhero comic was 22 pages long, with five or six panels per pages, whereas each issue of "The Dark Knight Returns" comprised 46 pages, many of them divided into a grid of 16 small rectangular panels.
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In the case of a major rule, the notice of proposed rulemaking is usually 50-150 pages long, the comments are usually hundreds of thousands of pages long, and the statement of basis and purpose is usually hundreds of pages long.
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So there are pages and pages that interpret the input that comes in, in a way that isn't blatant and in your face.
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When you're done, you can wipe down the pages with a moistened cloth — and boom, the pages are ready to be used again.
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Facebook says it plans to warn and demonetize pages that violate the rules, but then reinstate these pages if they stop sharing hoaxes.
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After you've decided the number of pages your booklet will have, fold your zine and number the pages with pencil before getting started.
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Smith plays with the ways pages create meaning, adding another layer that's only viewable when all the pages work together as a unit.
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The large majority of likes, shares, and overall engagement on IRA-run pages came from just 217 Facebook pages aimed at those groups.
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A Facebook spokesman said the pages had similar titles and admins to previous Jones-linked pages that were removed for Community Standards violations.
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Stan Chudnovsky, the Facebook VP who heads Messenger, sees the three tabs as recapitulating the White Pages and Yellow Pages of bygone days.
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While the page estimate is misleading (there weren't 80,000 pages of regulation), more Federal Register pages is almost certainly correlated with more regulations.
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Facebook emphasizes that some companies prefer product pages to corporate brand pages, and that bottom-line results, not likes, are its key metric.
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Patients' copy fees might reach as high as $218.70 for 150 pages of records in Minnesota, or $687.70 for 500 pages, researchers estimated.
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Chief Justice John Roberts' majority opinion is a mere 15 pages long and the three concurrences were two, three, and two pages, respectively.
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Using the Confluence power-up, you can now attach Confluence pages to Trello cards, for example, or create new pages right from Trello.
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The new design is meant to bring the desktop Pages more in line with the mobile updates for Pages Facebook announced last year.
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In the end, the committee received about 500,000 pages of documents, including 22,000 pages from the offices of the president and vice president.
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Pages upon pages filled with burgers, pillowy potato buns, crinkle cut fries, custard shakes, and above all else — the secret Shack Sauce recipe.
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Redbubble has pages and pages of laptop stickers and skins, so you're sure to find the perfect one for your extremely online friend.
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The company wrote in a blog post that the pages were used to "mislead" users about the content's source and the pages' purposes.
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The company wrote in a blog post that the pages were used to "mislead" users about the content's source and the pages' purposes.
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The record-setting display of coloring pages weighed 500 pounds and had 1,500 coloring pages that were submitted by people from 30 states.
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The ACA with 2900 pages of statute, thousands of pages of regulations, and 159 committees, agencies, and programs has certainly played a role.
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After the shift, Google will show the mobile version of the site's pages in its Search results and in the Google cached pages.
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There, right on the Ulta Beauty website, you'll find pages upon pages of skin, hair, and makeup must-haves at a major discount.
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Jerrett said it went through two rounds of peer review with more than 50 pages of questions and another 40 pages of responses.
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Some of the pages such as New York City's Matter House and Grovehouse GoFundMe pages have raised more than $65,000 and $68,000, respectively.
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A must on a visit is the Today's Front Pages gallery, where 80 front pages from newspapers around the world are electronically displayed.
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An old album with a flowery cover contained pages upon pages of photos featuring a woman with some of Hollywood's most famous celebrities.
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There are nearly 103 pages dedicated to TVs deals alone in Best Buy's Black Friday ad (pages 7 to 14, to be exact).
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Rather than making you go through pages and pages of deals, we're offering you a condensed list of all of the best ones.
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This is primarily due to the growth of the federal tax code from 220006 pages in 2202 to over 2628,28500 pages in 6900.
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The report into the ambush runs for over 3,000 pages with a detailed summary of more than 100 pages according to military officials.
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In 1975, The Code of Federal Regulations contained 71,000 pages; by the end of the Obama administration, it had grown to 85033,000 pages.
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Woodward doesn't explicitly identify any of these six people as his sources, but he provides pages and pages of their thoughts and motivations.
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Facebook may proactively close Pages and Groups before they're in violation of policy The company also says it will make it harder for users whose Pages have been shut down for violations to return with new Pages featuring the same content. 6.
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And then when it's okay, they'll check it and make certain all my links go to actual pages and not to weird non-pages.
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Coming in at 2,992 pages, a stack of Anna Todd's After series could at least intimidate a stack of Harry Potter books (4,224 pages).
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"Bots are like new applications that you converse with – you're not really looking for multiple applications, or pages and pages of websites," he said.
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Google's answer to this is Accelerated Mobile Pages, or AMP, a Google-hosted environment similar to Facebook Instant Articles in which pages load faster.
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These are pages that use networks of fake accounts and pages to drive traffic to clickbait articles strictly for the purpose of ad revenue.
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Details: Facebook says the takedowns may have impacted more right-leaning hyper-partisan Pages, but many left-leaning hyper-partisan pages were removed, too.
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Hours later, the company said it had fixed the bug, removed the pages, and "demoted" the admins who had managed to steal the pages.
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Apple's report is almost comically short: seven pages, compared to an average length of 2005 pages from the other companies who have submitted reports.
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Facebook recently introduced new measures meant to help weed out junk pages, including verifying the identity and location of the owner for large pages.
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AMP stands for "Accelerated Mobile Pages," and you've probably noticed that those pages load super quickly and usually look much simpler than regular webpages.
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I was so excited to get 2800 pages of gooey, sexy nonsense...and 300 pages completely withheld because the deep state got to him.
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And, you know, as Mark said, 400 pages, it doesn&apost take 20183 pages to document if everything went just right MACCALLUM: Nothing burger.
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Facebook is rolling out a new feature called "Groups for Pages," which allows people who run Facebook Pages to create sub-groups within them.
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The 47-page summary released on Thursday included seven pages on the prospect of an economic downturn, including two pages that sounded almost apocalyptic.
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The Pages — classified by Facebook as appearing as independent news, entertainment, beauty, and lifestyle Pages — were found to be linked to the Myanmar military.
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Swift said that the four special editions of her upcoming album will include 120 pages of diary pages she has written throughout her life.
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Trump Jr. has provided another 250 pages of documents to the committee, with Manafort turning over an additional 400 pages, according to committee officials.
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And they can use that to make hundreds of web pages, some beautiful, some dumb, exactly the way we made web pages in 1996.
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The first eight pages that we received in response to our request is undated, but the remaining twenty-one pages were copyrighted in 2016.
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"After an hour, I would have filled up pages and pages writing down the notes and one-liners that she would pitch," he said.
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One suspects the author himself knows this, for pages and pages of the chapter on Ireland go by with only occasional mentions of America.
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Now that Pages can join groups, Facebook might soon see verified Pages with millions of "likes" interact on a more personal level within Groups.
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White Pages: Head here to find your information on White Pages, and then head here if you want to opt out of the database.
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It's also unclear how many pages those 5,600 documents comprise, although State lawyers said that historically, there have been about 1.8 pages per document.
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Take the case of the recent "study" by one of its consultants: 33 pages describing desires and 2,165 pages of appendix of selected articles.
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"It turned out to be a bunch of nonsense, but it takes pages and pages of work to debunk an errant sentence," Koomey said.
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The final edition under Obama contained 2628,28503 pages spread across three books, compared to about 22019 pages on a typical day during his administration.
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Last year, Facebook announced it had shut down hundreds of pages tied to foreign governments, with many of the pages linked to Iran's government.
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Pages and pages of historical context; sprawling lists of figures, song titles and names; letters quoted in near-entirety — all of this invites skimming.
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While the opinion pages have stood up for the city, the news pages have tried to lay out all the facts that debunk Trump.
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The company took down more than 82 pages, groups and accounts, including 30 Facebook pages, 33 Instagram accounts and three Facebook groups, it said.
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Mosul's fall to the Islamic State in 2014 thrust the Islamic State onto the front pages and home pages of newspapers around the world.
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The report includes 45 pages of interview summaries and an additional 1,600 pages of information that the FBI sent up from its tip line.
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This policy was put in place to prevent ads that direct people to malicious landing pages or pages that don't match what's being promoted.
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Google's "Accelerated Mobile Pages Project" tried that first, by paring down web pages to make them simpler and faster, similarly to Facebook's Instant Articles.
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The local paper features pages and pages of help wanted ads, especially in the busy summer season, but only a handful of rooms for rent.
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Gates pointed out that looking up the term "grandfather" in the early days of search engines would result in pages and pages of white men.
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The source said pages and pages of questions regarding interpretation of the travel bans were still being sent to the White House from the department.
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To start, customers can go to her website, where they can look through the pages upon pages of patches and begin to cull their favorites.
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"It's tough because you've got all these new pages popping up and they expect to have all these results as the bigger pages," Fresen said.
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Use scissors or a razor blade to remove the abovementioned pages, taking care to retain inner margins to which new pages are to be glued.
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The new feature is now available on all pages, but it is optional and therefore unlikely to be used by pages involved in suspect activity.
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Printers using HP PageWide Technology print at speeds up to 70 pages per minute, regardless of whether they're producing pages in black or in color.
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"I have read the 28 missing pages and I think the public should have access and be able to see those 28 pages," he said.
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Picking up a copy of the book that's about 360 pages long in this edition and putting in a Post-it note every 60 pages.
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One idea he had is not just to shut down the offending pages, but to migrate people who liked the fakes onto the real pages.
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They found that 12 percent of the stories on right-wing pages were "mostly false," compared to 5 percent of stories on left-wing pages.
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We've taken action on the services raised in this article, including removing violating ads, disabling Pages and accounts, and stopping Pages from placing further ads.
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Business Pages rip videos from YouTube, TV or other Pages, and then post them on Facebook as their own to gain more engagement and fans.
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" As for if or when Pages will be able to post Stories, Facebook tells me "For Pages — no specific timing to share there quite yet.
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The research team looked at two pages of each search term, because they thought most people wouldn't necessarily keep going past those first two pages.
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More than 1 million advertisers create ads directly from mobile devices, and the company says over 20 million active pages use Facebook's Pages Manager App.
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From heart-rate records, urine samples, family history, blood pressure and pages and pages of doctors' notes, the body is one large data science dream.
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Marshall said that numerous scam Facebook Pages have blocked him from commenting to warn people away from their products, including Pages he's never interacted with.
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Auto-generated pages are not like normal Facebook pages as people can't comment or post on them and we remove any that violate our policies.
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While most of the pages were seemingly legitimate activist groups, among them was a page called "Resisters," one of the pages Facebook removed on Tuesday.
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In addition, Facebook says it's rolling out interactive video polls to more Pages, and making its Top Fans feature available to all Facebook Pages worldwide.
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Facebook didn't say how many total followers these Pages and accounts had, but claimed one of the Pages had around 11,900 people tracking its updates.
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Because the State Department expected that it could process roughly 500 pages per month, processing all 85033,000 pages would take 900 months, or 75 years.
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After the administrators of the pages failed to heed a final warning to abide by Facebook's standards, the company took the fringe group's pages down.
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She plays with structure and pacing, breaking up some stories with internal chapterlets, writing long (upward of 20 pages) and very short (under two pages).
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Pages is the Apple version of Microsoft Word, and unfortunately trying to directly open a Pages file on a Windows 10 computer won&apost work.
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The first day, we shot 17 pages; the second day was probably 14; and the third day, which was our final act, was eight pages.
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GOP aides said last week that the committee had received thousands of pages of documents from several witnesses, including Bannon who turned over 2,688 pages.
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A few pages of Trump's tax filings — his 1995 state tax returns and the first two pages of his 2005 federal returns — have leaked already.
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Will buyers of the Skyhorse book, listed at 960 pages, receive something the size of "Gone With the Wind" with many pages of shruggie emoticons?
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With a tweet, Musk set off a chain of events for a potential transaction that would typically entail pages and pages of documentation and legalese.
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Stephen King's massive 1986 novel It is 1,200 pages of child gang activity, child murder, child attempted-murder, and about 10 pages of a child orgy.
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Enter a few words into Google, and you'll open up pages and pages of every kind of bookend, end table, or table runner you can imagine.
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"The Da Vinci Code" has more than 100 chapters, averaging about five pages per chapter, far less than the normal 20 to 40 pages, he said.
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"Instead of it being 9,000 pages, it'll be 100 pages," Trump told a group of pharmaceutical company executives, presumably in reference to FDA's guidance and rules.
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"The phishing pages we are talking about are very personalized web pages to look like the real address," Macron's digital director, Mounir Mahjoubi, told the Times.
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Inside the digital magazine's pages, readers can view a table of contents, swipe through beautifully designed pages filled with text, photos and infographic content, and more.
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In March 2018, Musk deleted both the Tesla and SpaceX Facebook pages, saying that he "didn't realize" there were pages on the platform for his companies.
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The company did not disclose all of the ways in which the freshly banned Jones pages resembled old pages, but said that they used similar titles.
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If your AMP pages throw warnings, for example, you'll be able to find those pages, get more information about these warnings, and request a re-crawl.
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Brooks has targeted several YouTubers, Instagram stars, and meme pages and used the stolen pages to promote scammy-looking apps and fake offers for free products.
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"What was really fascinating was that the script — which would typically be about 130 pages — was well over 500 pages," the Time After Time actress says.
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The law itself is 848 pages long, generating a list of regulations that is 14,000 pages, according to banking analyst Dick Bove of Rafferty Capital Markets.
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While this will initially appear on pages with a large US audience, it appears that Facebook will eventually be rolling out this feature across all pages.
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There are often pages upon pages of donor options, and it can be easy to get overwhelmed by choice — this is your future child, after all.
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Around 95 percent of the pages with language-specific content were aimed at Russian speakers, and 1.08 million users followed at least one of the pages.
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However, the number of sites and associated Facebook pages continues to change as pages are killed by Facebook, sites are shuttered, and new ones crop up.
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The content in question, which reportedly was manufactured entirely by Facebook independent of any specific human, ranges from white supremacist pages to pages for Al-Qaida.
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Last fall Google announced Accelerated Mobile Pages — an open-source project to speed up the mobile web by changing how web pages are built and displayed.
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Regulatory page counts for banking-related rules, which averaged 1,600 pages per quarter from 2003-2008, more than doubled to 85033,309 pages per quarter by 2016.
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If the White House does decide to declassify the 28 pages, it still might redact large portions of text, effectively leaving some of the pages secret.
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A judge sealed about 2,000 pages of documents when the case was settled, but an appeals court upheld its earlier ruling to unseal the pages Friday.
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This year, pages upon pages have been written delineating the choice between two candidates so submerged beneath the mud we cannot possibly know who they are.
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They boasted that the White House had handed over 20,000 pages to Mueller and the Trump campaign had produced an additional 1.4 million pages of documents.
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KDP pays authors for both paid downloads as well as for pages read and it doesn't sense reading speed, just the highest number of pages reached.
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In that month I wrote, rewrote, revised and polished 80 new pages, pages I could never have written, could not have known to write, before then.
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By then, the company's catalog spanned more than 500 pages (eventually, some editions of the so-called wish book would fatten to more than 1,000 pages).
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I'll admit, it's hard to shake the patrician image some people have of our pages, but if they actually read the pages, they might be surprised.
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Here are some screenshots of what the new privacy pages look like: It doesn't seem as though Apple made any policy changes on the new pages.
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A blurry figure walks in the distance, eventually covered by pages and pages of scrolling script, as we listen to the evocative Ahom language of India.
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In an era of patient empowerment, these pages — they're called "Sx pages," with "Sx" mimicking the prescriptive "Rx" — form a just-out-of-sight Instagram community.
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It features both calendar and weekly pages (the weekly pages even have lines!) as well as lists of holidays, anniversary gifts, and birthstones for some reason.
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IBT India's site used a combination of methods, including bot-like behavior on its pages, to artificially increase the number of pages and ads being loaded.
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Google now uses a website's mobile version when indexing its pages, and it offers fast AMP pages to help mobile users get to information more quickly.
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I was linked from pages that were sharing explicitly terrorist content to other "softer" pages supportive of Salafi-jihadism, Salafi-jihadist principles, and Salafi-jihadist ideologues.
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The current protocol — HTTP — pulls down web pages from a single location at a time and has no built-in mechanism for archiving the online pages.
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This is useful for when voice would be difficult (like going through pages and pages of content) or if an app doesn&apost have voice capabilities yet.
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The ability to single out favorite sections promises to make shuffling through pages and pages of documentation significantly easier, as does the app's built-in search feature.
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While there are only a handful of pages specializing in promoting multiracial children, their popularity means they are some of the biggest baby photo pages on Instagram.
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Still, show pages created a sort of tiered system of creators on Facebook because these pages were specifically reserved for Facebook Watch partners and other verified publishers.
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What is clear is that Facebook somehow allowed these spammers to merge large interest pages with other pages they controlled, thereby taking ownership of millions of fans.
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"We mistakenly removed Pages for hemp and CBD oil that do not violate our policies and we are currently working to restore these Pages," a spokesperson said.
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Images shared by right-leaning pages – including memes that frequently include false and bigoted messages – were by far the highest-performing content on the Facebook pages examined.
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There are pages and pages of sweet sales, so if you want to go through them all, you might need a little longer than your lunch break.
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But their pages weren't purged for posting misinformation: they were purged for violating Facebook's policies around "inauthentic behavior," which can include using fake accounts to administer pages.
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Facebook removed more pages today as a result of four ongoing influence campaigns on the platform, taking down 2813 fake accounts and pages that published political content.
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The Jones pages were removed under an updated "recidivism policy" that stops individuals who already violated Facebook's rules from doing so on a new set of pages.
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At the eleventh hour he comes in, I give him like pages and pages of a monologue and he just nails it and adds all this stuff.
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Now, the social network has changed its policies to better enable cracking down not just on individual pages, but on entire networks of fraudulent pages and groups.
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Google will label sites with AMP versions of their pages with a small icon, just like it did previously with AMP pages in the Top Stories section.
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It's virtually impossible to know since the FCC filings include just a few basic details about the device on top of pages and pages of test results.
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But it's also clear that in the five months since Trump's victory, the top liberal pages consistently generated more engagements per week than the top conservative pages.
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They usually gasp at the results — pages and pages of one-dimensional stock photos showing women behind black veils, failing to capture the diversity of Muslim experiences.
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You'll get to practice inspecting and manipulating web pages, styling pages with CSS, making your own multi-level games, and coding in more than five different languages.
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Both Black Is the Color and Laid Waste stick almost exclusively to uniform panel layouts (six-panel pages in the former; four-panel pages in the latter).
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It takes four hundred pages to get to Homer Plessy; the argument and the decision are over after just twenty pages, and then the book abruptly ends.
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But sitting down to read 40-something pages of sales (or 115 pages, if you're Best Buy) is a task that no normal person has time for.
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Even more controversially, as part of making pages faster, the AMP project uses caches of pages on CDNs — which are hosted by Google (and also Cloudflare now).
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Do a quick search on Shopstyle or Polyvore and you'll notice that the pages and pages of available maxi dresses have been reduced to just a handful.
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Google says its users now load 771 billion pages per month (on desktop and mobile combined), and they use Google Translate for 3.6 billion of these pages.
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At an event in San Francisco, Google today announced that AdWords users will now be able to use AMP pages as the landing pages for their ads.
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It also means the snippets in the results and the content on the Google cache pages, will be from the mobile version of the pages, when live.
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But after a time, you come to understand why he's mixing in pages of his curriculum vitae with pages about grief: To Biden, the two are intertwined.
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In addition to all those demos and bootlegs, it'll also include pages upon pages of writing about the impact of Master on a generation of metal musicians.
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Pages upon pages are filled with stories about dinners with doyennes who, even in their day, were only a big deal in one or two ZIP codes.
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She has a unique and impressive résumé, is a talented campaigner, and her pages upon pages of plans have set much of the direction of the primary.
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They discuss their edits on Talk pages; they display their interests and abilities on User pages; some vie to reach the top of the edit-count leaderboard.
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It's curious how the characters in these pages and those selling the pages have come, in my mind, to belong to the same vanishing yet sacred world.
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From the pages of history books to the pages of newspapers, the centuries-old relationship between Africa and the United States doesn't always make for easy reading.
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While many of the pages CNN identified did not link out to merchandise sites, Facebook's investigation determined the network of pages were being run for financial gain.
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The problem: Shopping tends to be a visual medium and people are used to pages upon pages, or shelves upon shelves, of items from which to choose.
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This helps reinforce a key difference between the liberal and conservative partisan Facebook page universes: There are far more conservative pages and those pages have more total fans, but the liberal side is dominated by a small number of powerful pages that generate an outsize number of Facebook engagements.
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"Instead of it being 21954,0003 pages, it'll be 2000 pages," Trump told a group of pharmaceutical company executives in January, presumably in reference to FDA's guidance and rules.
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Years ago, in a bid to boost engagement on its Facebook competitor, Google+, Google began to favor official Google+ pages of companies in search results over Facebook pages.
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Content from Post Millennial is consistently shared by a number of conservative advocacy pages, including Pollak's Elect Conservatives page and the influential Ontario Proud network of Facebook pages.
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But when Facebook built Pages that let businesses reach you through the News Feed, it also launched ads that let them promote and grow their Pages within Facebook.
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Hyper-partisan political Pages like OccupyDemocrats on the left and The Epoch Times on the right continue to rank in the top most-engaged Pages on the platform.
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As Lessons from the Screenplay examines in this breakdown of the film's screenplay, there are impressive scenes in the film that are just pages and pages of dialogue.
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While perusing the pages-upon-pages of our latest dose of retail therapy, we came across something that changed the way we dressed: how Zara's pieces are styled.
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He "requested more detailed reporting and analysis," Mansfield said and his briefs were close to 20 pages long compared to Nixon's, which tended to be about 10 pages.
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If you trust Google with this kind of data (HTTPS pages and pages launched in incognito mode aren't included) then it's a quick and simple data saving trick.
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During her Instagram Live on Tuesday, the star revealed the four special editions of her upcoming album will include 120 pages of diary pages written throughout her life.
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Alex Jones' personal user profile is an admin for a number of Infowars-related Pages, which means he has permission to post or share videos to those Pages.
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Some of the account pages still remained live at the time of writing, but Facebook said it is in the midst of removing the pages from the platforms.
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During an Instagram Live last month, Swift revealed the four Target special editions of her upcoming album will include 120 pages of diary pages written throughout her life.
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Going through pages and pages of clothes can be overwhelming, so here are a few staple pieces currently on sale that can tide you over until the 23rd.
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Then came more fuel: Buried in pages and pages of documents released by the Senate Judiciary Committee was an interview in which Kavanaugh suggested that United States v.
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Since 120 pages were associated with the Internet Research Agency, Mr. Albright said the total of followers for all the pages was probably significantly larger than 1.8 million.
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Third, the current U.S. tax code is too complicated — running 3,000 pages, with an additional 70,000 pages of regulations and a multitude of court cases to explain it.
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Google said that its "Accelerated Mobile Pages" feature - which allows people to create stripped down web pages to load faster - will help advertisers get their ads seen more.
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Its pages were used to press plants -- evident by the residual images on blank pages -- and the name Albert is written on the back of the title page.
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So very simple pages will not benefit much from the technique but more complex pages — which is of course the ongoing trend — will see larger load time gains.
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In addition, one of the admins of these Pages – Alex Jones – was placed in a 30-day block for his role in posting violating content to these Pages.
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For his part, Morris described Brussels as racist, sexist, homophobic and unbearably conservative — to the press back then, and now again in his memoir for pages and pages.
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This 159-page document contained a "Specially Designated Nationals" (SDN) list of pages and pages of individuals and entities that will be relieved from previously instituted nuclear sanctions.
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The afternoon was for reading, both the pages I'd written and the pages that the real Writers, the ones who seemingly knew how to do this, had published.
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"(For) somebody to send a letter with a first-class stamp and write pages and pages of the most disgusting text, to draw me being killed," she said.
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At least 227 pages of broadcast transcripts on Lexis Nexis have Nixon's name since her campaign announcement, and only 111 pages of broadcast transcripts have included Cuomo's name.
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With summer's final holiday weekend upon us, spending it hunting through pages and pages of Amazon deals may not be high on your end-of-season bucket lists.
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Facebook had removed four pages associated with Jones and InfoWars in August 2018, saying that the pages had violated its policies against hate speech, graphic violence, and bullying.
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The note pointed out that the 1986 tax reform measure was 878 pages, while tax cuts acts in 2001 and 2003 respectively totaled just 112 and 16 pages.
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The social media platform announced last year that it was introducing ways to make Facebook pages more transparent, including posting information about where certain pages are run from.
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Facebook's latest security measure also approaches the issue in an overly-broad manner by imposing requirements not just on political pages, but on the pages of news outlets.
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The explosion occurs less than 100 pages into this 366-page book (plus more than 100 pages of notes, glossary, cast of characters and explanation of radiation units).
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Chartbeat says visitors to web pages that load with Google AMP are spending 35 percent more time with that content on average than with standard mobile web pages.
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Alex Jones's personal user profile is an admin for a number of Infowars-related Pages, which means he has permission to post or share videos to those Pages.
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The House Select Committee on Benghazi, which conducted the longest-lasting inquiry, said in its December 2016 final report that it began with 50,000 pages of documents — though it said half of them were useless — and obtained an additional 75,000 pages of new material, including 1,450 pages from the White House.
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If you're scrolling through pages and pages of similar products on Amazon, trying to find the right one, the "Amazon's Choice" label may give you a sense of relief.
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Stampp said most of those who interact with her are other black mothers of black or mixed-race kids and run their own pages or pages that collate photos.
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Powerful networks of conservative pages have mounted broad campaigns to support Kavanaugh's confirmation, while on the left the pages controlled by Occupy Democrats are pumping out pro-Ford content.
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As for all the things that usually slow down web pages today, such as embeds, JavaScript-heavy content or Flash, WordPress strips out this content from the AMP pages.
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Instead, Facebook says it can now remove these Pages for simply having "similar titles to the Pages we unpublished and [for] having the same admins," the Facebook spokesperson added.
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An agency that compliments itself on the number of pages provided to investigators when it alone knows the number of relevant pages withheld is engaged in propaganda, not transparency.
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It popped up on e-commerce pages with names like Cyber Monday and EShopping Bazar, as well as on fashion-oriented Facebook pages like Its Pretty and Fashion Foundry.
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The promise of AMP is that pages using the coding can load twice as fast as regular pages, leading to less impatient abandonment by those trying to visit them.
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If you find that you need to customize the pages further, you can create the page you want on a computer and print it on the blank refill pages.
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Some individual pages, like that of Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes, and several geographic pages, like Proud Boys UK and Utah, had been taken down as of Wednesday morning.
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So, essentially, it looks like Facebook doesn't make regular checks on Pages after an initial (and also flawed) verification check — even, seemingly, when Pages' administrative structure changes almost entirely.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates for the final version of the House health care bill are coming this afternoon, and they'll be pages and pages of words and numbers.
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Image: FacebookOthers took on a more conspiratorial tone, claiming that Facebook failed to reveal which pages were removed (despite the alert containing a link listing the pages in question).
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In fact, Facebook is designed to make all pages look the same, which is part of why fake pages or fake news articles can be so hard to spot.
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The final communique was just six pages long, against 32 pages last year, with diplomats saying the leaders wanted a simpler document to help them reach a wider audience.
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You'll either see a message saying you didn't follow any of the pages or a list of the pages you did follow — along with the date you followed them.
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Burr said the committee has conducted more than 100 interviews over 250 hours, reviewed more than 400 pages of transcripts, and scrutinized more than 1000 pages of classified documents.
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Over the past several weeks, more Facebook users have seen these new Pages go live and we understand that most are now seeing the Pages' redesign at this time.
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What it does: The new spec, "AMP for Email," harnesses the power of Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), Google's effort to make web pages easier to view on mobile devices.
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The batch being released, totaling more than 5,85033 pages, is part of more than 125,000 pages given to the committee last week by the George W. Bush Presidential Library.
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Administration officials had promised to release roughly 2,000 pages of Clinton's emails on Friday, but said they would not meet a court deadline for releasing the final 85033,000 pages.
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Specifically, it's ramping up the number of e-commerce pages that are using the format, and it's also expanding the number of ad units that AMP pages will support.
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He told me over the phone that, in order to understand the debate, he had to go through pages and pages of often-repetitive archives that stretched back years.
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They talk so fast that episode scripts were routinely 80 pages long, even though the typical length of an hour-long TV episode script is 40 or 50 pages.
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So those 17 pages include some dialogue, and some set-up, but it was probably nine pages of pure action, nonstop—choreography, and pyro, and special effects, and stunts.
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Ms. Hughes and Ms. McInerney pored over pages and pages of phone records from the cottage, the apartments and the Durst Organization that they had gotten from the detectives.
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While flipping through her own personal journals, Swift said that the four special editions of her upcoming album will include 120 pages of diary pages written throughout her life.
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Northam then asked these three pages (the only African-American pages in the program) if they could imagine what it must have been like to pick cotton all day.
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To recognize potentially dangerous pages, the browser typically consults a blacklist of sites that have been reported to contain phishing pages or be loaded with infectious and malicious software.
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He traveled through nine states, read tens of thousands of pages of police and court records, interviewed nearly 140 people and analyzed more than 1,300 pages of text messages.
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The Justice Department official described the still-secret report as more than 300 pages, while a second official said it was between 300 and 400 pages, not including exhibits.
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In July, Facebook removed a network of pages posting about a white supremacist march planned for Washington, D.C., the company said it suspected the pages were run from Russia.
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Others who have responded to the document request, include Trump donor and friend Tom Barrack who gave 3,349 pages and the National Rifle Association, which turned over 1,466 pages.
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A printer is useful for churning out pages upon pages of a college class essay, scanning receipts, creating graphics for a scrapbook, or making copies of a business contract.
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If you really want to know what's going on and really understand the greater complexity of the story, you have to read pages and pages of weirdly dense lore.
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The pages that reproduce the Genji Album — for the first time ever in its entirety — show each image at 6.5 by 4.5 inches on 10- by 7-inch pages.
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On average, visitors spend 48.2 seconds with pages found through Google search that load with AMP, compared to 35.6 seconds on average with standard mobile pages found through search.
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Lialina projects a diptych of screenshots of GeoCities pages, with bloggers on the left promising to revive their pages' activity and those on the right renouncing their efforts altogether.
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"Instead of it being 9,000 pages, it'll be 100 pages," he told a group of pharmaceutical company executives in January, presumably in reference to the FDA's guidance and rules.
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But the reason Jones was suspended, but his Pages are still up, is that Jones posted the same bad content to multiple pages, drawing multiple strikes against his record.
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Each one was hand-stitched with pages of calf skin, bound between bespoke boards and clasped shut when not in use to keep pages flat and deter book worms.
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It can be overwhelming to sift through pages and pages of deals and too much time spent searching has a way of leading unnecessary items into your virtual shopping cart.
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"What makes this more extreme is that you don't have a president who came in with pages and pages of policy [details] about what he intended to do," said Kamarck.
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She comes back in and plops herself at my feet while I scribble three pages of word vomit into my morning pages notebook and comb through email and social media.
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To do that, order your pages, create a column of two or three staples vertically down the center of the pages, and fold them in half to make the booklet.
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In all Facebook says it removed 20183 Pages and 22018 Facebook accounts associated with this Russian disop; adding that around 22018,210 accounts followed one or more of the removed Pages.
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The company said vaccine hoaxes will appear less frequently across people's News Feeds, public pages and groups, private pages and groups, search predictions, and in recommendation widgets around the site.
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"I've read more than 200 pages of comments, and it's very strange for me to give a personal opinion on 12 pages in the white paper," Gammaldi said on Tuesday.
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Giuliani told the Wall Street Journal that Trump's outside lawyers have prepared a counter-report that is currently 140 pages but they're trying to whittle it down to 50 pages.
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January 2019: Justice Department is reviewing millions of pages of documents As per a January filing, the Justice Department is reviewing nearly 17 million pages of documents concerning the case.
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Publishers have a lot of mixed feeling about AMP (accelerated mobile pages), but it's pretty safe to say that consumers enjoy web pages that load faster and are less cluttered.
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The changes to the artist pages allow Apple Music to catch up to what Spotify already offers, bringing new flavor to artist pages with the curated album collections and stations.
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From my story: Facebook removed more pages today as a result of four ongoing influence campaigns on the platform, taking down 652 fake accounts and pages that published political content.
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It is unclear exactly how many pages the State Department will have to release as part of that order, but it is expected to be significantly fewer than 13,000 pages.
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The early message board pages are gone, or only partially archived, and Ong's Hat is its own abandoned town of crude Angelfire pages, trippy artwork, and heartbreakingly earnest '90s posting.
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First came Facebook, which said it unpublished four pages affiliated with Jones after receiving new reports over the weekend that videos on those pages violated Facebook's policies on hate speech.
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And the page-turn buttons automatically switch positions, so the top button still pages forward and the bottom button still pages back (or however you want these programmed in Settings).
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At 123 pages long, much less than the thousands of pages and growing since the passage of the not-so Affordable Care Act, the House GOP plan is finally available.
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The project, which followed similar efforts from Facebook and Apple, promises to result in pages that load four times as fast and use 10 times less data than traditional pages.
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Google pre-renders some of these pages, too, and maybe even more importantly, it has worked with ad networks and analytics firms to improve how they handle AMP pages, too.
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In all, the company monitored nearly 55 million records of pages (pager messages), of which around a third were alphanumeric (some pages were simply tones, or just contained numeric information).
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Lawmakers are particularly interested in 20 pages of the law renewal application — pages 10–85033 and 17–34 of the last renewal application — which were used to spy on Page.
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The final document, running to sixty-seven hundred pages, has never been made public, but a director's cut of five hundred and twenty-eight pages was released five years ago.
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Government-owned networks don't pass the "Yellow Pages test," which says that if you can find a service in the Yellow Pages Directory, the government probably shouldn't be doing it.
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The accounts CNN reviewed were posted by the group included some pages that were designed to look like they were run by Trump supporters, while other pages targeted African Americans.
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She pulled it out from under her bed, pages and pages of Snoopy stickers and stickers of frogs and cupcakes and bunnies in raincoats playing in puddles and Easter baskets.
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As always, we're finding the best deals from the thousands so you can spend more time shopping things you love and less time clicking through pages and pages of results.
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The photo was designed to run across two pages and would need to be a center spread — a continuous sheet of paper rather than two facing pages with a fold.
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A recent BuzzFeed analysis found that roughly 38 percent of posts from three "hyperpartisan right-wing Facebook pages" contained false information, compared with 203 percent of hyperpartisan left-wing pages.
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Fort Sumter is fired upon on page 123, while the next 15 years constitute 735 pages, meaning that Grant's first 40 years and final decade get about 100 pages each.
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Kinloch: It takes a bit of knowledge to submit and even just to understand the site, and we've got pages and pages of help docs on how to enter data.
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The hurry-up follows a directive from Mr. Bernhardt, the deputy secretary, limiting all environmental impact statements to one year and 150 pages, or 300 pages for "unusually complex" projects.
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So they use a Rube Goldberg-esque analog method for sharing data: Print out pages of one record, fax it, and then scan those pages into the other digital system.
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Facebook announced that a majority of the pages were associated with the opposition Indian National Congress party, but it merely named the technology company associated with the governing B.J.P. pages.
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Researchers at the Anne Frank House discovered the two hidden pages in the original version of the diary while they were checking its condition and photographing the pages in 2016.
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Federal regulations recommend that mandated environmental impact statements "shall normally be less than 150 pages," and allow "for proposals of unusual scope or complexity" to go up to 300 pages.
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The first, a 34-page analysis of the 28 pages, acts as a prebuttal to the pages' release, claiming any loose ends were subsequently chased down and came up empty.
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Even though he could imagine and write pages upon pages of heroic, magical feats for Doctor Strange, on the matter of casting a Tibetan actor, that well is nigh empty.
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In terms of bringing more transparency to Facebook Pages, the company says there will be a new section in Pages allowing users to bring up general information about Pages (like recent name changes and date of creation), and another where anyone can view all the active ads the Page is currently running.
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For example, Brex is creating landing pages for its email marketing campaigns, where each page shows the recipient's name and company; Gusto is tailoring landing pages based on the AdWords search terms that brought a prospective customer to that page; and Amplitude is customizing landing pages based on company size and other attributes.
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I expect these last two books of mine will fill 3,000 manuscript pages between them before I'm done … and if more pages and chapters and scenes are needed, I'll add them.
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But other edits reflect substantive disputes that are often debated on Wikipedia's discussion pages (the "talk" tabs) before they make it to the pages of newspapers, mainstream blogs and TV shows.
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By a stroke of luck, they found that an Apache module in 142 of those pages exposed traffic-counting code, allowing the researchers to estimate how many visitors those pages received.
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And the ability to turn pages by just tapping on an IR sensor or using a foot pedal seems like a genuinely useful way to avoid rustling pages during a performance.
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American News, the largest of all the removed pages, was one of the top-performing American politics pages on Facebook during the 2016 election, according to a 2017 BuzzFeed News analysis.
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Fairly early in the book Nabokov spends pages and pages creating an exquisite picture of the vast figure of Mademoiselle, his childhood nanny, everything detailed, from her voice to her chins.
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These findings follow previous BuzzFeed News reporting about pro-Trump pages run by spammers in Macedonia, as well as the slew of people in Kosovo and Vietnam running Native American pages.
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AMP, which is essentially Google's answer to Facebook's fast-loading Instant Pages, first launched on Google's mobile search results pages but it's now being integrated into a wider number of products.
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Eventually, Chrome will add the security warning to HTTP pages when a user visits them in the browser's "Incognito" mode, and later the warning will roll out to all HTTP pages.
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But unlike before the crisis, when investors received a few brief pages outlining a new transaction, this week's deal came with a 350 total pages of details from the four agencies.
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Instead, because the State Department said it did not know how many pages were left, Leon ordered it in January to release at least 600 pages of schedules every 30 days.
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We see her scroll through a few pages, and glue-stick a portrait of herself with Pete Davidson (and a note that he's "HUUUUGE"), but there are no pages for Miller.
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But both companies were a bit too excited about the new devices as they put up pre-order pages with the new phones — these pages have been taken down since then.
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Google has its Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) standard and Facebook launched "Canvas," which are effectively Instant Ads that live as in-app cached landing pages for its own News Feed ads.
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Facebook said it dismantled scores of pages and accounts designed to look like independent opinion pages and to impersonate a local fact-checking organisation ahead of Moldova's elections later this month.
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The one you'll probably notice first is that Google is removing the "mobile-friendly" label that highlighted pages that were easy to read on mobile from its mobile search results pages.
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I expect these last two books of mine will fill 3000 manuscript pages between them before I'm done… and if more pages and chapters and scenes are needed, I'll add them.
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The end result is a simplified browser that may load web pages more quickly, the company claims, given that ads and other web trackers can bog down pages and impact performance.
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Facebook says more pages will get the feature through the Live API in the coming months, but a broader rollout for all pages and personal profiles won't happen until next year.
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Facebook launched Pages for nonprofits last fall Facebook launched Pages for nonprofits last fall, letting organizations like Mercy Corps and the World Wildlife Fund raise money directly from the News Feed.
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After the latest update, Android users will be able to translate any screen of foreign text — in both apps and web pages, including pages with multiple languages — into their native language.
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Despite HomeKit not being listed on the AEC08LX, AEC103AX, and AEC12AX product pages, GE Appliance confirmed that those models do, in fact, have HomeKit support and will update its pages accordingly.
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A lawyer for the Post said that the parties have agreed to release 1,000 pages of documents, but more than 150 pages of the Trump University "playbook" are still under dispute.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) gave the committee 2628,28503 pages, according to the aides, while Russian national Rinat Akhmetshin, a Soviet-army-officer-turned-lobbyist, provided the panel with 22019 pages.
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They also said that Tom Barrack, who served as the chairman of Trump's inaugural committee, provided the panel with 3,349 pages, while the now defunct 58th Inaugural Committee provided 104 pages.
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Bob Graham (D-Fla.), an author of the report who has been the most vocal supporter of releasing the classified pages, focused on Brennan's claim that the pages contain "inaccurate" information.
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It's simple: Your teenager takes notes using the included Pilot Frixion pen, scans the pages using Rocketbook's AI technology, and then uses the included microfiber cloth to wipe the pages clean.
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A search of the website found no mention of "global warming," and the only mentions of "climate change" were archived pages that, after clicking on the links, led to scrubbed pages.
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" The pages remained like this until the night between October 16 and 17, when the pages were updated to read "We want to help you find what you are looking for.
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Along with this, Google says it's also no longer allowing its ads on web pages that appear as a pop-ups, in addition to the ad ban on pop-under pages.
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They also marked the amount of likes per pages and tested whether pages used age gates, which require people to say they are a certain age in order to access them.
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" • A famous diary's hidden pages Anne Frank covered up two pages of writing in her diary that contained dirty jokes and a description of what she referred to as "sexual matters.
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In the intelligence community's judgment, it is cyber threats — to our electric grid, our privacy and our election system — that ranked No. 1, and occupied pages upon pages of the report.
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There was a Twitter account devoted to supermodel Cara Delevingne's thigh gap, and pages and pages of Tumblr posts encouraged girls to work hard to achieve a space between their legs.
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CRUZ: But — but Megyn, the bill was 1,000 pages.
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" "I think it's good that (the pages) come out.
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Tiffany was everywhere, from the pages of Glamour magazine ...
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Facebook in some cases deleted posts selling drugs, but not the Pages or Groups carrying them Facebook in some cases deleted posts selling drugs, but not the Pages or Groups carrying them Before all these changes, users could find tons of vendors illegally selling opioids through posts, photos and Pages on Facebook and Instagram.
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This includes 22019,000 pages of his U.S. Court of Appeals opinions; 17,000 pages of his articles and speeches; 484,000 pages related to his service in the executive branch; 65 one-on-one meetings with senators; 85033 hours of testimony before the Judiciary Committee; and the unanimous "well qualified" rating of the American Bar Association.
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As outlined, the global kneecapping of anti-vaxers on Facebook will take a few forms: downgrading the ranking of pages and groups from search and on News Feed, rejecting ads that contain misinformation about vaccines, and 86ing these sorts of conspiracies from recommendations, Explore pages, and hashtag pages within Instagram, which Facebook, of course, owns.
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By nature of my job as CNBC's gadget reviewer, I've found that my iPhone can sometimes turn into a stressful, cluttered mess of pages and pages of apps that I never use.
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Facebook announced Thursday that anti-vax misinformation will appear less frequently across people's News Feeds, public pages and groups, private pages and groups, search predictions, and in recommendation widgets around the site.
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"The company was still in the process of removing the pages and groups Tuesday night, the spokesperson added, noting that "some pages/groups may still be up, but will be coming down.
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While Kim promised the world another nude when she dropped those last four pounds, it seems what she actually meant was pages upon pages of new nudes, delivered right to your doorstep.
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It's 500 pages about him, and for a guy like him to look in the mirror for 500 pages and not see what he wants to see is going to be difficult.
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The company acknowledged that tobacco-related content is allowed on pages depending on its nature, and stressed that its policies for paid ads are more stringent than those for posts and pages.
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There's a slump to his shoulders, a glint in his eyes, that tells us more about who he is and what drives him than pages and pages of dialogue ever could. Teamwork!
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Ilham Noor Habibie, a 423-year-old college student in Indonesia, lists his Instagram pages for sale on the Facebook page "Buy, Sell or Exchange [Group, Pages, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and more]".
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If you're anything like me, you've got pages and pages of apps on your phone — many of which I've downloaded just to try and only found myself using them once or twice.
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But, reports TechCrunch's Josh Constine, Facebook pages associated with Jones' name (including "Alex Jones" and "The Alex Jones Channel") will remain active, with administrators for the pages able to post new content.
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Though Facebook took down pages across the political spectrum, the manipulators that have relied on gamed distribution and fake account amplification are not going to let their pages go without a fight.
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Skip most of the pages in their ridiculously opulent menu (five pages of tiny type), and head directly to the titular dish, served stuffed, thin crust, deep dish, or as a calzone.
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The pages spent $167,000 on ads since January 1, 2015 and targeted Russian speakers, and people living in Russia or nearby countries—95 percent of the pages with content were in Russian.
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Facebook said that to mask efforts, those setting up the pages used VPN services, internet phone services and paid third parties to run ads, to obfuscate who was actually operating the pages.
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How are we to explain that in the pages of this apologist for imperialism, the masses of India seem more alive and autonomous than in the pages of writers claiming political correctness?
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From 1960 when the CFR contained 22,877 pages in 68 volumes, the complex word-structure of regulations had grown to 175,85033 pages by the end of 2013, including a 1,170-page index.
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But this time there was something new, a blog I had never seen, white words on a gray background, pages and pages overflowing with the trauma-laced account of an unwilling witness.
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The inspector general, who also reviewed 21625,2900 pages of unclassified and 220006,2202 pages of classified documents related to the allegations, concluded in the report that Shanahan did not make the alleged comments.
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Such staccato paragraphs expand "The Woman in the Window" to more than four hundred pages even as they allow those pages to be read and turned in a near-continuous forward motion.
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There are nearly 10 pages dedicated to TVs deals alone in Best Buy's Black Friday ad (pages 7 to 14, to be exact) and some are already at their Black Friday price.
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After you write in the pages with the included pen, you can send your notes to your cloud service of choice, then wipe the pages clean and use them all over again.
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Saudi Arabia has pushed for the release of the pages, if only to quiet lingering speculation about its alleged support for extremists, but nonetheless expects a backlash once the pages are released.
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This will be especially helpful in helping publishers understand which pages drive the most video engagement, although presumably the pages with the most shares will be the ones with the largest audiences.
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You click through pages and pages on ASOS, Forever21, and Reformation; add a few "maybes" to your cart, and then ultimately decide that nothing's worth your hard-earned money this time around.
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About 790,000 users followed one or more of the pages, and up to 1,200 people expressed interest in attending one of the roughly 190 events organized by those behind the fake pages.
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When I was selling magazines, I had to number the pages myself because I swear dudes are so fucking slick at tearing pages out that you might not notice a missing page.
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Why would I want to read on a digital device when I could hold a lovely physical book, when I could smell the pages and have the satisfaction of turning real pages?
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He discovered, however, that such pages were ineffective compared with legitimate Facebook pages from real people, particularly Trump supporters, because they have so much energy and love promoting stories they like. Departed.
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Ms. Garland, the spokeswoman for the mayor, said on Friday that about 350,000 pages were available electronically, and more than a million total pages were scheduled to be available electronically this week.
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"As OWH updates its site, the outdated lesbian and bisexual health pages were removed and the health content was integrated into the relevant health topics pages across the website," the spokesperson said.
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It was a time when socialites like Tinsley Mortimer and Vogue editors like Plum Sykes and Meredith Melling were the "it" girls of the party pages (back when there were party pages).
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Those pages only make up a small part of the 412 pages of FISA applications and court orders related to Page released by the FBI earlier this year in heavily redacted format.
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In some ways, his paradigmatic artworks may be the wonderfully detailed doodles, which sometime resemble miniature pages from the Book of Kells, that he drew on newspaper pages while doing the crosswords.
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One can question whether it is the best public policy to enact hundreds of pages of legislation imposing regulations under one administration, and then when power changes hands, enact hundreds of pages of legislation to undo those regulations, and then when power changes hands again, presumably enact hundreds of pages more to re-enact the regulations, and so on.
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First, President-elect Trump's investments and business assets commonly known as the — as the Trump Organization, comprising hundreds of entities which, again, if you all go and take a look at his financial disclosure statement, the pages and pages and pages of entities have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to January 20th.
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These fall into two categories: what Heinecken called "revised magazines," in which he cut through pages to create complex compound images; and "compromised magazines," made by combining images from different magazines in the same binding, either by the transfer of pages from one source to another or by overprinting images from one magazine onto the pages of another.
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