According to court docs, Jesse pulls in $521,000 a month.
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The company pulls in dozens of Emmy nominations each year.
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But that business pulls in a tiny fraction of sales.
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Even in the winter, this Big Thing pulls in fans.
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And on the carriage doors when the train pulls in.
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It pulls in images, videos, audio files, links, and text posts.
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The wind pulls in the tide with a cloud of sand.
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Sure, except that Hulu pulls in about $1.5 billion in advertising.
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Fifteen minutes later, Thomas Kolman's car pulls in next to it.
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To her credit, she pulls in new allies and makes a plan.
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The company has 2,000 clients and pulls in $800,000 in annual revenue.
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Replace cabinet hardware — like knobs and pulls — in both kitchens and bathrooms.
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PullRequest pulls in $8M Series A just months after scoring seed round
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All these years later, Nintendo's Mario still pulls in an impressive crowd.
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Remy gets 20% of its sales from China, while Pernod pulls in 10%.
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The text here pulls in one direction, namely, that sex includes sexual orientation.
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Remy gets 20% of its sales from China, while Pernod pulls in 10%.
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It pulls in an estimated $11 billion in annual sales, according to Bloomberg.
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The platform pulls in layers of data to help build these virtual environments.
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Other than devices, Apple also pulls in money from the services, referenced above.
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That shit he pulls in his own country, should not be tolerated here.
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The FWS pulls in significantly less revenues from visitor fees that national parks.
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Corona pulls in a big chunk of its sales from American beer drinkers.
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We come from so many different countries and everyone pulls in their own direction.
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He still pulls in revenue through AdSense and boasts more than 18 million subscribers.
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They have social media integration that pulls in photos from hashtags or Facebook albums.
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It pulls in air from all sides and does this five times an hour.
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And Mr. Peterson says he pulls in some $80,000 in fan donations each month.
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The Rundown pulls in more than 7.5 million viewers per episode, as of September.
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Instead, it pulls in bits of dissenting opinions from two different judges on the case.
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The automotive simulation platform pulls in layers of data to help build these virtual environments.
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Humanising Autonomy pulls in $5M to help self-driving cars keep an eye on pedestrians
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According to SocialBlade, the channel Tea Spill pulls in anywhere from $57,600 - $921,600 per year.
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Even the light and irresistibly catchy "Hey" pulls in a reference to the Virgin Mary.
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The app pulls in content from other providers as well, making it even more addictive.
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The app pulls in scores and stats from Sportradar, which also has star-studded investors.
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The app's engine then pulls in data from NASA to track planets as they move.
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The greatest feat Succession pulls in every episode is making Roman loathsome but not unsympathetic.
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One pulls in water, which contains food particles and oxygen, and the other expels waste.
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And even more stunning, among voters older than 65, she pulls in 70% of the vote.
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These figures don't include Facebook-owned WhatsApp, which pulls in another cool 1 billion users monthly.
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Facebook pulls in an outrageous amount behavior and survey data about what people want to see.
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As it pulls in from JD's warehouse, the men form an assembly line to unload boxes.
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He typically pulls in anywhere from $10 to $200 a week working up to 20 hours.
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Amazon pulls in only about 40 percent of Walmart's more than $23 billion in annual sales.
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He pulls in everything from what people are wearing to how great at rapping he is.
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Freshworks also today noted that it now pulls in over $100 million in annual recurring revenue.
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The tool pulls in its information from a variety of sources including Crunchbase, Twitter and others.
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The app pulls in elements that are popular in Instagram, Snapchat, Vine, Google Photos and Musical.ly.
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Brian says he works about 45 hours a week and pulls in around $800 a week.
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And because it pulls in data in real time, Vota can help you quickly spot fraud.
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While Mr. Trump plays the racism card, California pulls in immigrants from all over the world.
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That hour pulls in guests — and viewers — from all sides of an issue, including prominent Republicans.
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For comparison, "Fresh Off The Boat" pulls in 3 million to 4 million viewers per episode.
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"The truck pulls in, they load up the berries, the truck pulls out," Mr. Gean said.
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We added this great light fixture, which pulls in the black color, which is very dramatic.
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Instead of interacting with strangers over shared interests, Cabana pulls in contacts from your address book.
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It has a lot of heart, outside of all the hijinks that [Kevin] pulls in the house.
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Just when you start to think it's going there, it pulls in the reins for whatever reason.
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Typically, the category only pulls in growth of 221 to 276 percent, CGP President Craig Johnson said.
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When the train pulls in to Sarajevo, only one door is unlocked for passengers to get on.
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The division now pulls in roughly $6 billion every quarter and continues to grow at breakneck pace.
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"Ocrevus pulls in monster first quarter on the market," Bernstein analysts headlined their report on the results.
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You can also create playlists and the app pulls in cover art for a beautiful music player.
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The documents say Morena makes more than $90k a month, and Austin pulls in $1,375 a month.
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Tyrese had filed docs claiming he pulls in $105,686 per month, but has monthly expenses of $107,576.
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When the wind blows, it pulls in on itself, and all the pressure is in the mullions.
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This pulls in existing job listings from third-party sites such as Monster, LinkedIn, and Guardian Jobs.
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The shelter pulls in 2,000 animals a year, mostly from kill shelters in the Southeast, she said.
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The RGA is a fundraising powerhouse that routinely brings in twice what its Democratic counterpart pulls in.
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"Michael Z. …" (I could not hear it clearly.) The train pulls in to the 66th Street station.
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Currently live in Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, Tinder's new feed pulls in updates related to your matches.
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A search bar that pulls in content from every provider that I subscribe to (or that is free).
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HAWC+ not only pulls in light from the far end of the infrared spectrum, but measures its polarity.
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Alex's Patreon account for the project pulls in $4,821 per month, up over $1,000 from our December coverage.
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At Arlington, which typically pulls in tens of thousands of volunteers, the process normally takes a couple hours.
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Spodek Law Firm currently houses six lawyers, four support staff and pulls in $2000 million in annual revenue.
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Google, of course, already pulls in tweets from many of the celebrities and organizations it is targeting here.
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As a cam girl, she pulls in between £60 and £70 a day for only two hours' work.
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The concept exploded: Shake Shack went public in 2014 and pulls in about $445 million in revenues annually.
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Even though she pulls in some cash from her digital workmanship, her husband thinks it's a time sink.
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Specifically, it pulls in mainly red and blue light, which is why the leaves of plants appear green.
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Rolling coal has origins in truck pulls, in which pickups compete to pull a heavy sled the farthest.
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Granted, this can happen when a mammoth Ford F350 pulls out and a little Fiat 500 pulls in.
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In trying to be both, and an ecological tragedy as well, "Terra Firma" pulls in too many directions.
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"Black-ish" pulls in a similar audience, although sometimes pops up to 5 million or 8 million viewers.
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The New York City-based Ayr Strategies pulls in more revenue from its pot shops than its competitors.
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Yet those financial spoils represented, in today's dollars, less than 1 percent of what Elton John pulls in.
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To justify that ... he submitted income declarations that show he makes a tiny fraction of what she pulls in.
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To make audio content searchable, the company pulls in millions of audio segments daily from now over 1,000 sources.
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Nike pulls in $23 million worth of free media exposure despite public backlash, according to Apex Marketing, Bloomberg reports.
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But Mr. Trump's unusual bloc, such that it is, pulls in registered Democrats and other nontraditional Republican primary voters.
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In the first, a spot called "Places," the camera pans over a low-income neighborhood and then pulls in.
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It automatically pulls in public record data so that appraisers needn't surf the web to find what they need.
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Guignard pulls in work for magazines like Usbek & Rica, and created a short animated film for Lyft last year.
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In Dhaka, where he worked as a cycle-rickshaw driver last November and December, he pulls in about 700.
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Like other black holes that feed on stars, this object pulls in material that accumulates in an accretion disk.
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What we need is frank, informed discourse that pulls in people from the coalface of de-radicalizing wannabe jihadis.
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"[It pulls in] data from disparate systems and synthesizes it into something human-readable with powerful AI," explains Kayser.
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And The Shade Room, a social-media gossip site focusing on black celebrities, pulls in 6.1 million Instagram followers.
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That means Sgr A* pulls in less matter, which gives it a much smaller accretion disk than M87's.
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Biden, on the other hand, pulls in his strongest support from older voters, polling highest with voters over 60.
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It's caused by a rotating current, called a gyre, that pulls in the trash and won't let it go.
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It's also possible that the app was factoring in weather, one of the external pieces of information it pulls in.
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Media Noche pulls in extra revenue by letting photographers use the restaurant as a backdrop for fashion shoots and advertisements.
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It pulls in your photos from Facebook, Instagram and your Camera Roll, then plots them out in a map view.
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There's a "Get Last Import" action you can add to shortcuts that quickly pulls in the most recently imported photos.
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Security risks and safety questions fade when the familiar and friendly Domino's self-driving delivery car pulls in the driveway.
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Summit is also (relatively) energy-efficient, drawing just 21 megawatts of power, compared to the 2000 megawatts TaihuLight pulls in.
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Each year, the event pulls in more than 100 million views per minute, so it's the best type of soapbox.
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He is not to everybody's taste but he is personable, fast on the trigger and pulls in a huge audience.
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That many machines mining in such close proximity pulls in a lot of electricity and generates a lot of heat.
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For one thing, it automatically pulls in public record data so appraisers needn't surf the web to find what they need.
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She pulls in an Applebee's employee and begs the employee to stay with her in the stall until the police come.
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A more automated API driven system pulls in data from a variety of internal systems and analyzes that for ethical gaps.
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The DMGT, however, is a conglomerate with a portfolio that pulls in annual revenue of almost £2 billion (about $2.8 billion).
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Experts estimate the Ivanka Trump brand pulls in around $100 million in revenue annually across all its retail and distribution channels.
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The Cliqz Offers server broadcasts all offers available — and each users' Offers app only pulls in what is relevant for them.
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This pulls in 13 liters of air per second, which the air multiplier tech amps up to 40 liters of output.
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As the train pulls in to our station, Ernests puts out his hand to open the door then snatches it back.
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A. Google pulls in traffic data from multiple sources for its Maps app, including information from police and local transportation departments.
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Puzder, who pulls in a multimillion dollar salary, opposes increasing the federal minimum wage and his restaurants pay poverty-level wages.
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Secondly, and perhaps importantly, it pulls in additional information like delivery time, delivery cost and payment options into a single view.
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The company also further hashes, or anonymizes, the device identifiers it pulls in, which adds another layer of anonymity, Meyer explained.
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It said she pulls in tens of millions of dollars for her acting roles, as well as several high-end endorsements.
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As a result, he hovers in the mid-teens in polling while Warren pulls in an average of 2628 percent support.
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Brazil is one of the few countries that has liberalized trade overall but it still pulls in $39 billion from tariffs.
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And even if a streaming service purports to be lossless, it still pulls in electrical noise from routers and Ethernet cables.
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As long as the Super Bowl pulls in the biggest audience on TV, brands will keep placing their multimillion-dollar bets.
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That bill also made the tax deductible to employers, further decreasing the amount of money the Affordable Care Act pulls in.
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While the Fourteenth Amendment "restricts the consideration of race in the districting process", the Voting Rights Act "pulls in the opposite direction".
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IT MAY seem like professional suicide to leave a radio show that pulls in 22013m listeners for one with a meagre 22.1,22010.
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Illness and oblivion were strong pulls in that moment, but both proved short-lived and soon gave way to something resembling joy.
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The company has launched a feature in Messenger that pulls in your contacts from Instagram, if you opt to connect your account.
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To enable the feature, Google created a dedicated app that pulls in relevant questions about each celebrity, based on current search trends.
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But also included in each city's guide is a list of "Places the Locals Go," which pulls in popular, highly rated spots.
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Viewer numbers are much smaller in Australia, where the series pulls in around 200,000 viewers per episode on digital-only channel, Eleven.
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While you won't see any of that when your boat pulls in, it's enough to warrant a strong dose of traveler's guilt.
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According to new docs, obtained by TMZ, Affleck pulls in $400,000 a year ... we're guessing big brother Ben rakes in exponentially more.
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Relay also pulls in helpful information to go along with these pins, including a business's phone number and website address, if applicable.
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The result is far less money than an established league gets for being on ESPN, but the inventory still pulls in viewers.
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Read more: While top CEOs make a median salary of $1 million a month, a typical worker in Mississippi pulls in $3,138.
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These tournaments helped Magic grow into a huge business that pulls in an estimated $250 million yearly, with 20 million players worldwide.
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" Of the fateful encounter, he remembers, "All of a sudden this black truck pulls in front of me that says 'Magnolia' on it.
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Similarly, if the email parsing system pulls in clothes you bought as gifts for someone else you can just identify them as such.
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The International regularly pulls in millions of viewers as the action unfolds on Twitch and the Dota 2 game client throughout the week.
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The Trump Organization is a large pass-through; it owns golf courses and hotels and pulls in about $2000 billion in annual revenue.
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The collar consists of blunt metal prongs that tighten around your dog's neck as he pulls, in order to correct the dog's behavior.
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CT: Well these days Sega which is now under your entertainment contents business, pulls in something like more than half of overall sales.
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By now, ESPN's crew knows that Curry tends to take the last bus, which usually pulls in about two hours before the game.
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Helix scans a writer's text as he or she types and automatically pulls in recommendations for relevant journal articles, news and Wikipedia pages.
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She says he pulls in $126k a year and lives in the lap of luxury in a 10 bedroom mansion on 14 acres.
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I'll look really good if I can get more new subscribers than Charlotte normally pulls in, so help me out by clicking here.
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The higher likelihood is that Lucasfilm pulls in a Ron Howard-like veteran to steward a project whose lines are already clearly drawn.
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He didn't go to college — his company paid for his job training — and he pulls in plenty of overtime and an annual bonus.
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Facebook pulls in and converts Facebook activity — such as messages, comments, shares, Likes, posts, profiles, photos, purchases, and friend networks — into usable data.
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Shamama said that NSFW accounts for about 1 percent of the site's content, yet pulls in about 10 percent of their monthly viewership.
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Waze will analyze information that it pulls in from other drivers around you and then give you the fastest route possible to a location.
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A medium-width belt (say, no bigger than two inches) or fabric detail pulls in your center and creates some distinction between your proportions.
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Concerns that a protracted trade war that pulls in more countries could tip the world economy into recession have rattled markets in recent days.
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The app pulls in your Close Friends list on Instagram, a feature that lets you pick which friends you want to share Stories with.
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The engine pulls in photos from Flickr, 500px, Rijksmuseum, the New York Public Library and the Metropolitan Museum of Art as its initial sources.
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There's nothing worse than trying to get comfortable with a pillow that doesn't breathe or, in some cases, even pulls in more body heat.
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The truck is remixing its signature sandwich, which swaps out the usual American for cheddar cheese and pulls in a cheesy pinch hitter: Provolone.
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Nearby, the fifth location ofChef Jose Andres's Jaleo also pulls in the crowds, many there to sip on its clever (and addicting) foamy margarita.
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The league pulls in $13 billion annually, so much money that the owners could afford to pay Commissioner Roger Goodell $34 million in 2014.
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The small Alabama town already pulls in book lovers who visit its iconic courthouse that served as the inspiration for the setting in Mockingbird.
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But in its fifth season, it still routinely pulls in five million viewers a week, numbers that would make Don Draper weep with jealousy.
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In the end, the Warriors road show pulls in with so many ways of causing pain to opponents, so much talent in artful coordination.
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It is this economic ecosystem that pulls in mom-and-pop stores, big box retailers, food manufacturers and distributors, and small vendors like Mrs.
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The user is required to authorize Tinder's use of their personal data, then the app pulls in users' name, age, photos, interests and more.
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Menswear pulls in far less money than womenswear, in terms of sales, and men's shows generate a fraction of the global publicity of women's.
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It's what we tend to do with any new app that pulls in a mostly young audience — people originally rolled their eyes at Vine, too.
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After doing so, the platform pulls in data on your favourite artists and displays 10 upcoming festivals that it deems will match your music tastes.
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Microsoft envisions how you'll be able to chat directly with its virtual assistant Cortana, or its newer assistant Scoop, which pulls in news from MSN.com.
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Vurb's card-based interface pulls in information from partners like Yelp and Rotten Tomatoes, and can deep-link you out to Uber and Google Maps.
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It automatically pulls in all of your travel information for upcoming trips,can help you find fun things to do at your destination and more.
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The app pulls in public safety data, sifts it through its own editorial team and dispenses it out to relevant users based on their location.
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It pulls in data from networks' ad catalogs and airings as well as data from more than 12 million smart TVs, according to its website.
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At its core, Friends is a show about relationships — platonic, caring, romantic — and that's the singular concept that transcends generations and pulls in new audiences.
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The Trump Organization is a large pass-through; the holding company owns golf courses and hotels and pulls in about $9.5 billion in annual revenue.
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It pulls in ambient guitar and carefully textured vocals, hitting a sweet spot between something like a guitar-driven Animal Collective, The Clientele, and M83.
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The same search on DuckDuckGo pulls in a snippet from Wikipedia and quick links to find out more on IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Amazon, or iTunes.
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The broader TuneIn service also pulls in content from over 120,000 owned and operated as well as partner radio stations, and 5.7 million on-demand programs.
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The app pulls in your existing contacts and lets you create groups of contacts so you can easily reach people you frequently contact together at once.
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Being inside the deuteron reduces the attraction that the electron or muon feels to it, since the deuteron's charge pulls in different directions, partly canceling out.
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Above, see how the self-proclaimed maximalist tastefully pulls in mixed patterns, hacks an ever-changing gallery wall, and gives her kids room to decorate, too.
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Bee even pulls in Portlandia's Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein in a PSA about combating hate and maybe even hugging Nazis to heal them with love.
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And while you can't actually browse the News Feed, Facebook Watch pulls in original premium video as well as some viral pap to keep you occupied.
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Greed isn't really the issue here, it's Facebook just saying "whoopsy" again and asking everyone else to find its problems while it pulls in record profits.
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It pulls in just over $30 million annually, growing at a rate of 15 percent to 25 percent year-over-year, and it's made the Inc.
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Even the Liberty Counsel, which is well-known for its defense of Kim Davis, pulls in paltry sums compared to its direct competitors in the movement.
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For example, since Google knows what you're looking up, it automatically pulls in ticker symbols for companies you've read about and can recommend others to follow.
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We have a ventilation system on our outdoor patio, which kind of, like, pulls in the smoke, and the same for our indoor patio as well.
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Snapchat has the same feature, called "Our Story," and pulls in user photos and videos tied to specific locations or events, like concerts or sports events.
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PubMatic is pitching publishers on software that it says pulls in all of those IDs and can be used to help advertisers serve privacy-friendly ads.
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The calls come as Northam pulls in large numbers in Democratic areas of the state while keeping his margins tight with Gillespie in more Republican ones.
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The story also pulls in Provenzano's boss, Anthony "Fat Tony" Salerno (Domenick Lombardozzi), who maintained a home base in East Harlem and was decidedly old school.
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When the 290:23 train pulls in, she is in front of her preferred door, and she walks to the rear-facing seat that she favors.
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The fine is really no big deal for a guy like Ronaldo -- Forbes reports he pulls in around $93 mil from pro soccer and endorsement deals.
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It pulls in about $2,500 from ticket sales per show, but Forman and Berman are hoping to hit $200,000 in revenue by the end of the year.
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Predictive text supposedly learns from your own texting habits, though it's possible that it also pulls in some aggregate data from other users to make better suggestions.
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At Google I/O this past week, I got another affirmation of this belief that hardware is the thing that pulls in eyeballs and affection most readily.
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More in the ballpark of Social Point, just acquired by Take-Two Interactive for $20.99M, which pulls in around 2100 million monthly actives across its six titles.
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The new deal pulls in the director's production company Amblin Television, along with NBCUniversal, with plans to resurrect beloved 1980s fantasy/sci-fi/horror anthology Amazing Stories.
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Logitech includes a hub / IR blaster in the box, which is what connects to Logitech's server and pulls in all the commands for each of your devices.
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And one reason there's a shortage is that, while that 777 pilot pulls in six figures, an overworked copilot at a remote feeder airline gets paid peanuts.
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It's essentially a web wrapper powered by the Electron framework, and it pulls in all sorts of third-party apps and services in addition to standard Gmail.
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She's a boss business woman who pulls in six figures a month, easy, as well as a new era reality star whose following numbers in the millions.
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The Trump Organization is a large pass-through; it is a holding company for golf courses and hotels and pulls in about $9.5 billion in annual revenue.
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If he pulls in 100 possible hires, most of them either fail the drug test or don't show up for it because they know they will fail.
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Every year, the event pulls in thousands of the world's richest and most powerful people, who take meetings and speak on panels in the European ski town.
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He typically pulls in between $15,000 and $20,000 for each film that he shows at the theater over the course of a two- to three-week run.
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Truebill connects to your bank accounts and pulls in all of your reoccurring charges to show you a bird's eye view of the subscriptions you pay for.
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Suddenly, a fire truck pulls in, followed by a CHP patrolman and another cop car, and before they know it, they're hanging out with cops and firemen.
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The series of storms originates in the Hawaiian Islands, pulls in a significant amount of moisture from the Pacific Ocean and takes aim at the West Coast.
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CBS producers say they are not concerned about Ms. Kelly's entry into the Sunday night viewing wars, noting that "60 Minutes" still pulls in sparkling Nielsen ratings.
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It contains a list of prospects and their history with the company, categorizes them by type of retailer, and pulls in prior lease history through VTS data.
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To alleviate the tension, BuzzFeed is testing a new feature, "Outside Your Bubble," which pulls in opinions from across the web and gives them a neutral platform.
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That policy pulls in ads from official campaigns as well as paid posts containing a political dimension from boutique apparel makers, talk-show hosts and global firms.
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It integrates and pulls in your banking transactions, GPS location and mix them with your emotional tones and writing style on social networks, such as Twitter and Facebook.
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As Descartes Labs co-founder Mark Johnson, who you may remember from Zite, told me, the team now regularly pulls in 100 terabytes of new data every day.
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Fanatics, the company he created just 7 years ago, pulls in more than $2 billion in annual sales, turning celebratory sports moments into real-time global merchandising opportunities.
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And it has done just that: nearly every major hip-hop release on the service pulls in more streams than Spotify, which has over 100 million more users.
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Bursts of air follow the curved surface of the curling rod, and the difference in air pressure pulls in the hair to let it wrap around the curler.
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Major dignitaries, including New York City's Mayor and the President of the United States, are in attendance for the inaugural run, as the first train slowly pulls in.
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Local horse producers, including mass operations like Bouvry Exports in Calgary, ship thousands of horses each year by plane, a business that pulls in millions for Canadian exporters.
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But Macron, building on a big share of France's 79 seats, might target second, or even top the EPP, if he pulls in individuals or other national parties.
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The new tool called IBM Sports Insights Central, pulls in data from a variety of sources including statistics, video, social networking sentiment analysis, medical records and much more.
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The official Terms of Service and Privacy Policy links both point to Niantic's servers, for example, and the page pulls in some Javascript with "Niantic" in the filename.
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Watching the Turners, I thought about the scam the Kim family pulls in Bong Joon Ho's "Parasite" and how that film ingeniously reconsiders class warfare as nightmare farce.
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Shreveport's Mardi Gras pulls in a local, small-town type of reveler from the million or so people in the towns that comprise the Ark-La-Tex region.
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Those contests have typically favored Cruz, while Trump has dominated in primaries that are open to everyone, where he pulls in votes from independents and Democrats as well.
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Electronic import of financial data is a place where TaxAct falls short; it pulls in bank and investment information, reported on I.R.S. 1099 forms, from only 15 companies.
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That might sound like a lot, but it's a drop in the milk bucket; the milk beverage industry pulls in 100 billion euros ($112 billion) worldwide every year.
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This number was determined by analyzing the number of hours that the site was down and the amount of money Costco pulls in each minute in online sales.
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You start by taking a photo of your license plate, after which the app automatically pulls in basic information about your car like its make, model, and VIN.
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These emotes cost money, and heavily contribute to the hundreds of millions in revenue that Epic Games pulls in on a monthly basis via its free-to-play game.
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On Apple TV, there's nothing like this; while on Roku, the company addressed personalization through a News Feed-esque "Home Feed" which pulls in updates from your favorite shows.
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But Apple has redesigned it, with a larger, f/1.8 aperture that pulls in more light, a better flash and the ability to capture a wider range of colors.
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The personal commitment to a movie — one that belongs to a major studio that pulls in billions of dollars every year — is a sign of where modern fandom stands.
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It integrates and pulls in your banking transactions and GPS location and mixes them with your emotional tones and writing style on social networks, such as Twitter and Facebook.
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Nissan sells more cars and pulls in more revenue than Renault but the French company owns a much bigger stake in its Japanese partner than the other way round.
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The film powerfully pulls in footage from the Internet, as well as home movies, photos from the girls' lives, psychology experts and intimate, heartbreaking interviews with the defendants' families.
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But Apple has redesigned it, with a larger, f/1.8 aperture that pulls in more light, a better flash, and the ability to capture a wider range of colors.
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But with "Cold Water," Mr. Bieber's new collaboration with Diplo's Major Lazer project — which also includes an appearance by the singer MØ — the gravity pulls in the other direction.
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The reports also include data that Sensely pulls in from a range of medical devices, wearables and other internet-connected hardware that patients use in their daily lives. Sense.
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Pitt, which barely fills half of Pittsburgh's Heinz Field for home games, has always been a little brother to Penn State, which routinely pulls in 25,29 fans per game.
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But First Man is Armstrong's story, and the film often pulls in tight, relying on Gosling's eyes to convey every emotion, from grief and fear to love and determination.
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Though it no longer pulls in $1m a day, as it once did, it still has deep pockets, and is likely to benefit from local Sunni disaffection in Syria.
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Patreon Capital exists because Patreon is itself a business, one that pays out a significant amount of the money it pulls in to the people who populate its platform.
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Now, when Astro Digital's algorithms suspect something, the company pulls in months of data from the European Space Agency's Sentinel-2 satellite, and human operators confirm the signs of logging.
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Because the app automatically pulls in everything that's indexed by Google, it has a much more thorough catalog, with about 2 million podcasts, according to product manager Zack Reneau-Wedeen.
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After making its name in the Rueben trade at the outset, the company has since grown to become Zingerman's Community of Businesses, which now pulls in over $60 million annually.
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He said that Facebook is still building out its automated systems for detecting compromised accounts, so the company still misses some and pulls in its investigative team to catch them.
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It shows live timing and scoring, features multiple broadcast video feeds, and it even pulls in those automatically generated pit stop videos from Stephen Dwyer and Hawk-Eye's pit system.
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And unlike Airbnb, which pulls in customers thanks to its presence in lots of markets that people want to travel to, the network effect for services like DogVacay is local.
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One of the options for the background photo is Windows Spotlight, a feature that pulls in new images and tips from Microsoft to show on the lock screen each day.
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Foley wouldn't comment on the specific unit economics of each bike or the amount of money it costs to produce versus the amount of revenue it pulls in for Uber.
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WeChat pulls in more money from games and advertising, and President Martin Lau said that Tencent's doesn't anticipate WeChatPay becoming a profitable business because of subsidizing merchants and other costs.
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Index-tracking ETFs have gained popularity among investors in recent years and are responsible for the lion's share of the hundreds of billions in cash that BlackRock pulls in annually.
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CT: Right now your international business, your international division, pulls in something like 30% of your overall revenue, so where do you see this contribution in the next few years?
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Ryan Cummins, a co-founder of Omaze — which receives 20 percent of all net donations — says an average fund-raiser on its site pulls in from $250,000 to $1 million.
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The rules are designed to encourage clubs to live within their means and prevent the sport's richest owners from crushing their rivals, killing the vibrant competition that pulls in fans.
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The classic California artichoke, with its spring growing season, likes cool, overcast weather that comes when heat from the Central Valley pulls in cool marine air from the Pacific Ocean.
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The camera constantly pulls in close to Efron's face, lingering on his portrayal of Bundy when he's most sympathetic and funny and kind, rather than dwelling on his truly brutal moments.
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The idea, she means, is to make the place cool by attracting artists and the avant-garde, create a buzz that pulls in ordinary people and thus, perhaps, lure private investment.
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Most notably, the current "Shops" feature (originally called the "Shopping" feed) pulls in product listings from Facebook Pages, then lets you checkout from the seller's own website, while still in Facebook.
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The other tricks he pulls in the video are just as gnarly so make sure to do your breathing exercises before and after you watch him be a crazy thrill seeker.
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Bach's Your Best Life, a show about exploring the "private lives and spaces of some of the most famous and wealthy people in America," pulls in celebrity names like Snoop Dogg.
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The reason that services revenue matters so much, even though it's a fraction of what Apple pulls in from its iPhone business, is because Apple's days of iPhone dominance are over.
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Johnson is a master at appealing to his various audiences; the "Old School" ringtone pulls in his WWE catchphrases, and "Let's Ride" is surely meant for the Fast and Furious crowd.
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It pulls in data from sensors in and outside of the car, whether that's through cameras or microphones, and builds a profile of what's going on in and around the car.
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It seems unlikely that Apple will ever make much money on its streaming services, at least not compared to the tens of billions in pulls in each quarter from selling hardware.
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Sources: IG Group, Google/World Bank Posted 241 April 2096 At $292K a year, Donald Trump pulls in about seven times the average U.S. per capita GDP of just under $660.43,2660.4.
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PlayVS brings to market a platform that schedules games, helps schools hold try-outs and form teams, and pulls in stats real-time from games thanks to partnerships with game publishers.
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" — Deep Gopani, High Tech High School Lacrosse Casts Its Net Farther From the Coast, and Pulls In New Recruits "It's an article about lacrosse and how fast the sport is growing.
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The screen quality is decent, but because it pulls in video chats from the users' phone cameras and wireless connections, you may get a low-resolution result on a big screen.
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Basecamp, which pulls in tens of millions in profits annually, already operates with employees working remotely, a strategy many companies are now implementing to protect workers during the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Connect the app to your Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr and SoundCloud accounts and the app pulls in the corresponding feeds, allowing you to check them individually or browse them all at once.
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Producer Michael Aranda, for example, does Patreon-funded work for Complexly, his own production company Synema Studios, and a private vlog channel, which has 287 patrons and pulls in $1,460 a month.
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Google pulls in data to check breached passwords from the open Web and Dark Web, said Mark Risher, director of account security at Google, at a briefing with reporters in New York.
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"The Waymo data set is way more detailed just by the fact that they're using LIDAR, which pulls in so much more information than you'd get off of cameras alone," she says.
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Aside from consumer products such as Discovery Weekly, a playlist that pulls in a weekly selection of music tailored to a user, it has invested considerable resources in making its product smarter.
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McDevitt suggests students sign up for a service like TimeHop, which pulls in your entire social media history and shows you exactly what you posted daily to each platform in past years.
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During a fire, heat rises in a vertical column, and as it rises and cools, it pulls in more hot air at the bottom and can create enough energy to begin spinning.
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Basically, a large fan (or array of fans) pulls in enormous quantities of air and passes it through a chemical solution that reacts with CO2, sucking the gas out of the air.
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The defense of this artisanal approach to porn pulls in contradictory directions: it at once argues that porn is work and not pleasure, and also that the pleasure it captures is authentic.
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Chances are, though, you'll get it back whenever your train pulls in to a stop — and it's worth using that minute or two to check the surrounding area for Pokémon, gyms and PokéStops.
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Shenzhen's ecosystem pulls in more hardware-makers the bigger it gets—just as Silicon Valley's dense network of venture-capital funds, law firms and other service providers has attracted more and more startups.
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The extreme gravity of the supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy pulls in gas and other material into a disk — called an accretion disk — around the black hole, NASA said.
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We also found that the customer's system also pulls in data from the police and uses that information to detect people of interest or criminal suspects, suggesting it may be a government customer.
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A Spanish-language television network which regularly pulls in more viewers than some of the main American networks, Univision is unashamed to call itself a guide and an advocate for its Hispanic audience.
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The app pulls in the songs from your phone — as well as what's linked to your Spotify account — and automates your playlists so they sound like expertly mixed jams with professional-sounding transitions.
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The feature, which will begin rolling out to Microsoft Insider this week, pulls in relevant LinkedIn data as you're writing a resume based on your industry and what type of job you want.
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The proposals call for the creation of a new combatant command, a new joint agency for satellite purchases, and a new war fighting community that pulls in space operators from all service branches.
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Net revenue, the amount Uber pulls in after paying out commissions to drivers, was roughly $960 million in the first quarter, before jumping to $1.1 billion in the second quarter, the person said.
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Remarkably, the Hard Rock has survived the vagaries of pop fashion and still pulls in a youthful mix of tourists and locals to eat, buy T-shirts and swoon over John Lennon's glasses.
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I was on the original News Feed team (my name is on the patent), and that product now gets billions of hours of attention and pulls in unknowable amounts of data each year.
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But according to his company, more than 7 million listeners have downloaded the show, which pulls in guests ranging from scientific experts to famous performers, including Julie Andrews, Tom Hanks and Paul McCartney.
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Adam Fried, head of global partnerships at Waze, gave Mashable an early preview of the audio player and showed off how it seamlessly pulls in Spotify playlists or Pandora's thumbs-up (or down) ratings.
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In July, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the company plans to triple the sales force in cloud, and called it a key growth driver for Alphabet, revealing that it pulls in $8 billion annually.
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Caper pulls in a store's existing security feed to help detect shoplifting, which could be a bigger risk than with ceiling and shelf camera systems, but Gao says it hasn't been a problem yet.
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In addition to help from big bundlers, he pulls in a healthy number of small donors: 44% of campaign funds during the April-to-June quarter came from people who donated $200 or less.
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The company pulls in billions in profit every quarter off the strength of its advertising business, but Western markets are increasingly saturated, while emerging economies where Facebook is still growing monetize at lower rates.
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It's estimated that Troom Troom, which currently boasts nearly 10 million subscribers and almost 3 billion total views of its surreal, pastel-plastered videos, pulls in between about $500,22012 and $25 million each year.
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According to the BBC the companies will collaborate to create an interactive digital dashboard which pulls in hoards of data from the NHS and its partners, including:How many ventilators are being used and where.
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The Trump Organization is a pass-through; it is a large holding company for all of the golf courses and hotels that Trump owns, and it pulls in about $9.5 billion in annual revenue.
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GOOGLE UNDER FIRE FOR LISTING &aposNAZISM&apos AS THE IDEOLOGY OF THE CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY The Knowledge Panel, which accompanies search results, pulls in data from a host of sources across the Web, including Wikipedia.
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Since their secret separation in May, the couple has continued to shoot episodes of their HGTV series (which pulls in 3 million viewers per episode) plus a cozy holiday-themed promotional ad for the show.
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Instead of getting a generic email marketing campaign, you would get something that pulls in details from a variety of sources inside the company to build a custom email aimed directly at the individual recipient.
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Homeland Security also pulls in data from the FBI to check to see if my name is on a watchlist, but also to confirm my identity as the real person applying for the green card.
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Spider-Man pulls in a huge range of characters and villains from the character's mythos, and mixes them together with some new ones, to create a narrative that keeps pushing forward with an exciting momentum.
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Essentially, the app uses storytelling as the hook that pulls in kids and gets them to learn about these coding concepts, which they put into practice as a means of progressing through the game world.
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Instagram has become especially important in adding to Facebook's revenue as the app largely stayed out of its parent's privacy scandals, and it pulls in younger consumers at a much faster rate, attracting more advertisers.
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It eventually pulls in a Vietnamese trillionaire (Hong Chau); Laurie Blake (Jean Smart), a figure from the original comics now working for the F.B.I.; and a mysterious elderly man in a wheelchair (Louis Gossett Jr.).
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As it pulls in talent from the vlogging world with each unique show, it places them all in the same "high school universe" so that viewers can start with familiarity with the launch of each show.
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"One can imagine Pepler grinning and nodding as he thinks about the record-setting number of Emmys HBO has won and the huge profits it pulls in while Stankey says that the network needs "more depth.
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Reuters notes that the company doesn't specify how much it earns from screen repairs, but with standard procedures costing $129 without AppleCare+, analysts estimate it pulls in between $1 and $2 billion a year in revenue.
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The BC government pulls in roughly $10 million a year through the civil forfeiture program, and uses it to cover the cost of some of its victim services programs and to provide grants to community groups.
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But "Old Town Road" is a nexus that pulls in everything with which it comes in contact, and by the fifth listen, with a faint surge of jubilance coursing through you, it feels like a feast.
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Fanning can make extra if the movie does really well at the worldwide box office -- she'll get an additional $75k if the flick pulls in $300 million, and an additional $100k if it tops $400 mil.
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He claims the kids go on 5-star vacations, they have every toy imaginable, a lighted tennis court, all because he claims she makes $34 million a year, while he only pulls in $3k a month.
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Days later, German news outlet Handelsblatt reported that 27 of the 28 European Union ambassadors co-signed a report criticizing President Xi Jinping's trillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative, an infrastructure plan that pulls in Europe.
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"Locked Up Bitches" originated at Serials @ the Flea, so while it wears its vulgarity like a rhinestone-studded collar, too many of the same crass jokes repeat, and the episodic plot pulls in too many directions.
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Apple sees its business model as selling users a device and giving developers access to that device—the access just happens to come with 30 percent commission for Apple on any profits that the developer pulls in.
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The new feature, rolling out to the app on Android and iOS today, pulls in a bunch of relevant information from across Google services, including calendar, reminders, stocks, package deliveries, flights, restaurant/movie reservations and suggested Actions.
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"One of the biggest causes of congestion in downtown cores is when a delivery truck pulls in for three minutes and blocks a lane, then all of a sudden it blows up the whole network," McBride said.
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"We need to think long-term about how we reassemble a new progressive coalition that pulls in independents and moderate Republicans and independent women and working-class people," Ryan said in an interview with Reuters in October.
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After all, not everyone can be the next Bethenny Frankel, who sold her Skinny Girl line for an estimated $40 million in 2011, where she still remains involved (and presumably pulls in more money) to this day.
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The Series C round is only a few million dollars short of being a mega-round, the term du jour for the industry, which describes a financing event where a company pulls in at least $100 million.
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"It's confusing and I hate telling people, 'Oh, they broke up' and then all of a sudden, someone pulls in my driveway and I'm like, 'Oh, s—, I thought we were done with this one,' " Khloé told E!
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And second, while in the beginning it is small islands such as Bermuda and the Channel Islands that compete to be the tax haven of choice, over time the financial gravity pulls in larger countries such as Ireland.
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The company pushes software updates several times a year, adding features like summon, where a car pulls in and out of a garage with nobody inside, or camper-mode, for sleeping in the car with the heating on.
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Both companies are putting a new spin on a model made famous by Omaha Steaks, the meat packer and mail order distributor founded over 100 years ago, which is now pulls in $450 million in revenue a year.
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But with climate change predicted to severely impact the biggest tourist pulls in the country, perhaps the country's government would be wiser to focus on actually tackling climate change before spending on shiny tourism campaigns for threatened destinations.
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Index-tracking ETFs, once considered an industry backwater, are now responsible for the lion's share of the billions in cash BlackRock pulls in annually and a source of consternation to traditionalist stock pickers who typically charge higher fees.
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That's quite a nebulous scope of work, but essentially the service pulls in all kinds of data — including video feeds, social media and traffic information — which is then processed to provide information that helps to manage daily activities.
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After the train pulls in at Beacon, an unanticipated guide appears to orient me towards the occasions: a dancer, who swirls slowly in an underpass for a few minutes before inviting us to follow her to the park.
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In 2019, Amobee directed its pitch at shaking up the TV industry, launching a marketplace that pulls in data from Lotame, Oracle Data Cloud, and Inscape to create 6,000 audiences that advertisers can pick from to target ads.
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The fact that you can't decide is what makes it most effective, and although the track's mood pushes and pulls in density—buoyed by kinetically shuffling, batida-esque rhythms—it never strays far from that elliptical, obscure narrative.
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It still tracks everything the old app did (steps, calories, heart rate, weight, etc.) and still pulls in data from third-party apps like the running and cycling app Strava, but how this data is presented is all new.
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The app pulls in travel data — so flight and hotel information — from your Google accounts, and provides a grid for your itinerary, things you'll need to know about your destination, and of course things to do when you arrive.
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At the Adobe Summit this week in Las Vegas, the company introduced what could be the ultimate customer experience construct, a customer experience system of record that pulls in information, not just from Adobe tools, but wherever it lives.
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Keeping the attention of these streamers is surely a priority for Fortnite, and for a game that pulls in some $300 million a month in in-game purchases, spending $100 million a year is a small price to pay.
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Nothing pulls in the crowds like a winner and South Koreans expect to see several local skaters top the podium when the long blades come out for what has been described as the Winter Olympics' answer to roller derby.
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The app pulls in clips from popular movies and TV shows — think Office Space, Adventure Time and The Office to name a few — and allows you to turn them into shareable memes with your own text overlaid on top.
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That conflict between big dreams and merciless reality helps explain why the loser is such an archetype of independent cinema, the kinds of small-scale, inexpensively made, personal stories that Tribeca pulls in by the dozen year after year.
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A couple of hours before the boat pulls in to regally sleepy Luang Prabang, it passes the Pak Ou caves: two caverns in a mountainside from which hundreds of Buddha statues brought by devotees stare down at passing boats.
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"We need to think about how we reassemble a new progressive coalition that pulls in independents and moderate Republicans and independent women and working class people, and makes it a coalition we can sustain for a decade," Ryan said.
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And then the train pulls in and the doors open and the doors close and you sit by a window and feel a sort of intense satisfaction that you managed to complete about eight consecutive tasks without major incident.
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The company, which pulls in nearly 13% of its revenue from China, said about a further 8% of revenue could be hit by either supply-chain sourcing or customer exports into China, assuming "no worsening of the current situation".
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"Way Finder," in two shades of yellow, and "Eclipse," in alizarin crimson and burnt orange, behave as the yin to the other's yang: each composed of two sections, one juts out where the other pulls in, and vice versa.
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Launch partners and experiences include Manchester United pulling in soccer match data and "GOOAALL!" image overlays with crowd noises, while game developer EA has built a Mass Effect-themed helmet mask that pulls in stats from your progress in the game.
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Without some hugely popular draw, like HBO has with "Game of Thrones," which pulls in subscribers to its over-the-top effort HBO NOW, consumers may not see the need to subscribe to these sorts of niche services in large numbers.
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Albeit, it bills its platform as surfacing only "the most engaging, high-converting social media content" — so the user generated content it pulls in clearly skews positive, rather than showing travelers any UGC that might risk putting a dampener on bookings.
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In its calculations, AB Bernstein pulls in debt from a variety of sources and compares it to GDP as follows: That total gets the debt load around the 2,000% mark, though Carlsson-Szlezak points out that different debt carries different risks.
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But the question of who killed the nun is just the introduction to a saga that pulls in church corruption, horrible secrets, and a slow-building network of survivors who manage to endure in the face of so many terrible things.
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Take a look at some of the most patriotic pups on Instagram below: WORLD&aposS UGLIEST DOG DIES JUST WEEKS AFTER WINNING TITLE The annual event pulls in the most elaborate of pet outfits -- like this pup sporting some adorable ear tassles.
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They're all, in their own ways, just as whizzy as David: There's Sam, a chatty former competitive League of Legends player; he argues constantly with Peter, a pugnacious arch capitalist who pulls in five figures a year with a web design business.
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Both partners Ghory and Hudack have technical backgrounds — which should make them especially technical-founder-friendly — and I'm told the firm has developed technology that pulls in various data to look for signals of promising companies across Europe's disparate and fragmented ecosystem.
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The camera often pulls in close to his face as he speaks directly to us, but we're not the only ones being addressed; Ford is mining memory and experience, retreading paths that are painful in search of answers that may never come.
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Even if "Dumbo" pulls in an opening weekend haul on the low end of estimates, it would still be on track to surpass "A Wrinkle in Time," Disney's family-friendly film released during the same period as "Dumbo" last year, Robbins said.
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New York Harbor demand is expected to remain strong as Latin America, particularly Venezuela, pulls in more gasoline from the U.S. Gulf Coast and space on the Colonial pipeline - the key artery from the refining hub to the East Coast — remains limited.
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"Our platform pulls in data sets that allow employees or security teams to see where the strengths and weaknesses of their organization lie, and then apply a suite of solutions that are rooted in behavioral science that helps them change behavior," she explained.
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There, amid endless hyper-targeted campaigns, its ads have become notorious for their occasional weirdness, thanks to an algorithm that pulls in some of the most confounding products from Wish's catalog of 200 million items: adult diapers with an attached rubber hose (?), shapewear
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Twitch has already gone after this market with sections on its site for vlogging and creative content, but other services are exploring live streaming as well, like HQ whose app now pulls in over 200,000 concurrent live viewers for its trivia game.
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But it has a maestro of its own: Franco Morasca, the manager of Bagni Est Finale, a no-frills, private club on the beach that pulls in generations of Italians each summer for a reminder of what it means to be Italian.
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Wells is coy about how much he pulls in—ad revenue totals are notoriously fickle month to month—but according to SocialBlade, a website that estimates the earnings of popular YouTube channels, his earnings could be as high as $75,000 a year from YouTube alone.
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While using a Google tool may seem a bit odd, given that Firefox and Chrome are competitors, it's worth noting virtually every browser makes use of Safe Browsing (and that Mozilla pulls in a lot of revenue from its search engine deal with Google).
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You don't need your friends to buy a 3DS game or a Wii U and learn to navigate Nintendo's arcane social systems — Miitomo is just a free phone app that pulls in friends from Facebook and Twitter, and it's all the better for it.
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Barcelona is a year-round tourist hotspot, and also pulls in scores of tech industry and business visitors thanks also to generous conference facilities — making it another attractive location for Uber to ply its trade in Spain, in spite of local taxi industry hostility.
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Though it no longer pulls in $1m a day, as it once did, it still has deep pockets, and is likely to benefit from local Sunni disaffection in Syria, as Bashar al-Assad's reviled forces fill the vacuum left by President Donald Trump's retreat.
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Flixed, by comparison, won't send you a pick, but its search engine pulls in trailers as well as data from review sites like Metacritic and IMDB to better vet the titles available on Netflix in one place, a feature that seems like a no brainer for Netflix.
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Metabiota Pulls In $30 Million In Funding To Help Predict The Global Spread Of Disease "This turnkey digital platform is accessible for anyone who wants to learn more about the ongoing epidemic events impacting the world," said Ben Oppenheim, head of Product at Metabiota, in a statement.
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That process of taking something that is slowly wreathing on large scales and shrinking it is exactly like what happens when a figure skater starts a slow spin and then pulls in her arms: the closer her arms get to her body, the faster she spins.
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So while air is being forced up and through the center of the Supersonic, the circle design pulls in almost the same amount of outside air, creating twice as much air force as might normally be possible with a similarly sized motor on another hair drier.
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The apps sync up with Apple's Activity app, which pulls in data from other Apple Watch apps, so if you're using one of the workout apps above, you'll get a bigger picture of how much you can eat that day based on what exercise you've done.
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It could be that the no one was bothering with these $0.99 in-app purchases, or they may just have been drumming up so little revenue compared to the hundreds of thousands of dollars that Snapchat reportedly pulls in from its native ads and sponsored lenses.
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As it works now, Amazon's automated pricing system pulls in real-time data from competitors across the web, then strategically creates the illusion of widespread savings by marking down certain popular items, according to Amazon veteran Guru Hariharan, who now runs a consulting firm called Boomerang Commerce.
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Results out of Florida shows an even tighter race, with voters split 47 percent for Trump and 44 percent for Clinton – within the poll's 3.5 percent margin of error – while the Libertarian ticket pulls in 6 percent of the vote to and the Green Party's 7883 percent.
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Against the backdrop of snowless slopes, the characters' best seasons look to have passed them by: Alen Drljevic's film concludes with the group stopped at a roadside gas station as a bus packed with teenaged footballers pulls in, leaving the veterans to lament their shared loss of innocence.
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The focus is heavily placed on improving the way you feel by connecting all the data points provided by your body, such as sleep, activity and nutrition — it pulls in data from Under Armour's MyFitnessPal app, allowing you to log meals by using a photo to analyze caloric intake.
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Called Google Trips, the iOS and Android app pulls in a combination of data from Google Maps and crowdsourced contributions from other travelers, in order to offer a personalized travel guide that helps you keep track of your day trips, reservations, points of interest, tourist attractions, restaurants and more.
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Brandon Young, who pulls in more than $10 million in annual revenue from the online marketplace, has a 30-45 day supply of portable Apple Inc watch chargers that could be difficult to replenish because they are built from genuine Apple components that are exclusively made in China.
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CT: As a cash cow like you say the pachinko business right now pulls in about 40 percent of the overall revenue, where do you see this contribution from pachinko business in the next couple of years as you move towards this vision of number one big entertainment company?
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His role as a 1960s stuntman in Tarantino's movie earned him his first Oscar win for acting, but his upfront payday for the film was significantly lower than the typical $20 million Pitt pulls in from other blockbusters like "World War Z." This can be attributed to differences in payment models.
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Buffington-Quaid, who filed for divorce in 21983, will receive $2 million in a lump sum payment, another million for property settlements and $13,750 a month in child support, which could increase if Quaid pulls in more than $1.3 million in a year, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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EDS NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Chicago Bears tight end Zach Miller (86) injures his leg as pulls in a touchdown reception, that was ruled incomplete upon review, as New Orleans Saints defensive back Rafael Bush (25) covers, in the second half of an NFL football game in New Orleans, Sunday, Oct.
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While Tinder is a free app it pulls in revenue from offering users premium subscriptions Tinder Plus and Tinder Gold which come without ads and offer extra features such as unlimited likes, extra "super likes" and monthly "boosts" which push the user into their area's top ten profiles, increasing their exposure.
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Salesforce's efforts to turn its Inbox app into a central resource for salespeople has a new trick: An integrated calendar built from its acquisition of Tempo that pulls in contact data from your Salesforce database, giving you a way to quickly find out more about the people you're meeting with.
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Roughly three years after Donnelly left his brother's company, it began outsourcing to China by buying products like picture frames the company would then sell in the European markets, according to the head of the company, Geoffrey Betts, who said the European firm pulls in roughly $19973 million annually in revenue.
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The well-funded company already allowed businesses to analyze satellite imagery it pulls in from NASA and ESA and build predictive models based on this data, but starting today, it is adding weather data to its library, as well as commercial high-resolution imagery thanks to a new partnership with Airbus' OneAtlas project.
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The team said it does plan to invest more time in the app, as well as features that it is considering, including data encryption — with keys that allow only emergency contacts or law enforcement agents access — and integrating a mapping system that pulls in data about dangers or challenges in particular regions.
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In its current incarnation, Strix Leviathan (that name doesn't really roll off the tongue, does it?) consists of two parts: a data ingestion engine that pulls in historic data about the value of various cryptocurrencies and related data to allow the company to build its automatic trading algorithms, and a trade execution engine.
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The company's tech pulls in 100 or more data points from clothing ranges by major brands and retailers and then employs machine learning/AI to help consumers browse items that are to their taste — again, based on their ever-evolving purchase history — as a means to encourage them to make further purchases.
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And why it and the Royal Free did not pursue a digital integration solution for the Streams app that only pulls in a sub-set of data on patients who might be vulnerable, rather than the much broader swathe of medical records that are passed to DeepMind under the data-sharing arrangement?
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Outside of their message, the music itself is stellar, especially the melodic aspects; with any luck, I can see this band enjoying a rise to more mainstream prominence a la Dawn Ray'd, wherein the undeniable strength of their songwriting pulls in less politicized listeners and, hopefully, opens their eyes to the storm around us.
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Bobby Three Sticks was one hell of a raw athlete and that made him a superstar as a rookie, but coming out of Baylor he wasn't prepared to read defenses or throw deep accurately, and he landed with the NFL's most dysfunctional shitshow where nobody pulls in the same direction and everything turns into Dan Snyder–themed poo.
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I'm sure there are people out there who will get every cent of power and flexibility out of the Port's $449 price tag, but I also doubt they're reading this review, because they are busy setting up their CEDIA booths or helping billionaires make sure the sauna is heated when the Bentley pulls in or whatever.
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And that means... Netflix pulls in lots of nominations every single year — with 22016 this year, its biggest total ever — but it continues to struggle to win the biggest prizes available (though it has a mini-streak going in Supporting Actor in a Drama Series, thanks to Bloodline's Ben Mendelsohn in 22017 and The Crown's John Lithgow this year).
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According to CNN, the original reason for the hearing is to discuss the renewal of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which allows the NSA to gather large amounts of email and phone conversations from non-US citizens around the globe, though the practice also inevitably pulls in American citizens' communications without a warrant.
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The same happened to Haitians in the US. And though it pulls in more money in the short term, framing one disease as a security issue may absolve countries from engaging with future epidemics that don't present a security risk, wrote Susan Peterson, a professor of international relations at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, in 2002.
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The Slingbox pulls in whatever is playing on the cable box, and you can watch the video live on a web browser or on a device that supports the Slingplayer app, like Apple and Android mobile devices, Roku boxes, Chromecast or Amazon's Fire TV. The Slingplayer apps also have a remote control, allowing you to change the channel on the cable box.
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You put the Recast wherever the antenna signal in your house is strongest; it doesn't have to go near your TV. (Amazon's Fire TV app will help you find the ideal position.) The Recast pulls in all of the channels available in your area, so most folks will get ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, PBS, and a dozen or more other random channels.
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Elsewhere, two of contemporary cinema's foremost auteurs make appearances on the specialty market, as the Danny Boyle-directed Trainspotting sequel bows to a solid $180,000 from five locations for a per-screen average of $13,000, while Terrence Malick's latest film, Song to Song, pulls in $53,945 from four theaters — his worst limited opening since The New World hit three sites with $30,864 back in 2005.
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The JHU map, which has become the go-to resource for many media organizations and experts, pulls in data from the World Health Organization, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control and China's national health commission, in addition to local media reports, health departments, and the online community for health care professionals known as DXY.
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GIF: GoogleAt the same time, new features like App Actions can predict the app you're mostly likely to use based on the time of day or your location and then puts that app at the top of your app drawer, or Slices, which pulls in important data from other apps so you can see real-time pricing from services like Uber or Lyft when you're searching for a ride.
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Depending on how it approaches the December talks, the world may find that its new climate leader pulls in an unwanted direction, according to the FT's Leslie Hook and Lucy Hornby: Worryingly for countries that used to rely on Washington to push for a strong climate agreement, Beijing's influence could steer the Paris agreement toward a slower pace of climate action, with more flexible rules for developing countries.
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