Random pieces and random movements — the more random the better for a lived-in look.
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Published by Random House, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC, New York.
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The work turned on the ability to reason across different random shapes and processes—to see how random noncrossing curves, random growth, and random two-dimensional surfaces relate to one another.
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It's also the home of the Random House publishing group (the official title is just Random House, which seems willfully confusing), which includes the Random House imprint, familiarly known as Little Random.
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And everything, pretty much, also is done at random — you select a random sperm, they fertilize it with a random egg.
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The problem with taking random samples is that it's random.
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Fragments by Random International (2016) from Random International on Vimeo.
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"It's random stuff in there because it's random memory," he said.
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It is an imprint of Penguin Random House, not Random House.
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Published by Random House, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC, New York, Copyright © 2019 by Jon Gertner.
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I'm so random — This random fart selector option describes Musk so well.
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And in order to make these random changes, you need random numbers.
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You then reach into a random universe and choose a random individual.
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There are varieties of random paths, random two-dimensional surfaces, random growth models that approximate, for example, the way a lichen spreads on a rock.
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If we want, say, a random decimal number between 0 and 1, we can just use the random() function that lives within the random module.
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Published by Random House, an imprint and division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Beyond the one-dimensional random walk, there are many other kinds of random shapes.
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Published by Crown, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House.
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He simply puts random amounts of money into our checking accounts at random times.
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"This is not a situation where a random stranger selected a random location and went in and shot random people," sheriff's office spokesman Doug Barfield said by telephone.
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In other words, launching a random contest will merely yield a bunch of random ideas.
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The "often random experience" comes to seem not random at all, but necessary and predetermined.
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To be published by arrangement with Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Most national polls call telephone numbers at random, using a technique called random digit dialing.
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"I'm just some random girl in some random photo and I hate it," she said.
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"I remember that call, which was very odd, random, talking about random things," said Nunes.
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Given a large collection of random paths or random two-dimensional shapes, mathematicians would have been at a loss to say much about what these random objects shared in common.
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The first kind of random shape to be understood in this way was the random walk.
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Published by Spiegel & Grau, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Published by One World, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Most cryptography systems in use today employ keys: long strings of random or near-random numbers.
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It's important to highlight that Bloomberg's offer is not a random gesture from some random billionaire.
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Just to mention a few: "rnd," a random number generator; "strip," a function which strips out HTML tags; and "random-color," which generates random RGB colors and, naturally, relies on rnd.
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"The idea that thousands of administrations across the country will be able to usefully employ random flows of labor with random sets of skills in random durations is fairly implausible," argues Bruenig.
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His six field goals mark a career best, which makes this "random" drug test suspiciously not random.
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For me, it's the random factor; it's nice to have some random things occur in a conversation.
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The exception to this simplicity is the Search tab, which shows seemingly random photos from random accounts.
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Used by permission of Ballantine Books, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House.
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Published by arrangement with Ballantine Books, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Excerpted by arrangement with Spiegel & Grau, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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"Random" as an instruction works for both subreddits and individual posts: r/random points to any given community.
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In addition, it's extremely difficult to prove to a skeptic that these random-number generators really are random.
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Don't get caught up celebrating random acts of kindness; instead, always ask why the kindness had to be random.
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Reprinted by arrangement with Del Rey Books, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Guys... Make one random tackle... And end up on a "Random" steroid test.. Must be my bod #UpperBodyOfAnAdolescent pic.twitter.
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Published by arrangement with Random House, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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My hacky random address generator works by selecting random point on the map and looking up its street address.
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The following images show a specific random growth model, the Eden model, which describes the random growth of bacterial colonies.
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Published by Delacorte Press, an imprint of Random House Children's Books, a division of Penguin Random House LLC, New York.
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What if all that random death exists on the same continuum as the random death on countless other TV series?
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Contrast any random Trump late-night appearance from throughout his decades of celebrity with any random Obama late-night appearance.
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On the other hand, if the building has a more random structure, he chooses a random order for the colors.
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And he demonstrated that by inserting depth into random noise: the random-dot stereogram: These random dots contain a hidden shape that you can see if you diverge your eyes to point each eye at its own square.
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Experts warned that the random number generating function in Excel isn't actually random and may put some applicants at a disadvantage.
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The Random Darknet Shopper, an art project and bot, was programmed to make a random Internet purchase every day using bitcoins.
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And after a random segment about "nightingale floors," we're discussing a random occurrence of a not-quite-driverless van in Virginia.
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Picnic works as a Chrome extension which adds a big red button to your toolbar: When clicked, the app will pick a random location within ~10 miles and display an (often amusingly bleak) view on Google Street View: Then it opens up Eat24 and finds a random restaurant, filling an order with random items, complete with random tip.
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The idea is simple: you make it harder for anyone to profile you by visiting random websites, or clicking on random ads.
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Every baseball game, every sporting event, every life really, is determined by a bunch of random stuff happening in a random order.
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The general idea of our import is that we now have access to all of the random goodies via the keyword random.
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Greenberg said it's important to remember that primes, like the digits of pi, feel really random, but they're not random at all.
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Well, touchdowns are, in general, pretty random—not completely random, but statistical outliers tend to regress to the mean the following year.
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As long as everybody else is attaching random things to stories about Beyoncé, I'll attach this random thing about Governor Mark Dayton.
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In 2008, Gina Centrello, the president of Random House Publishing Group, named Ms. Kamil editor in chief of the Random House imprint.
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When users stand to make money by selling random stuff or simply uploading random videos, some bad stuff is bound to appear.
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The exercises challenged the 3,429 participants to either make something look random or predict what would happen next in a random event.
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Question is ... is there anything high-profile athletes can do to shield themselves from random violence while they enjoy some random ass?
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And just like a loaded set of dice is still random, but random in a different way than a fair set of dice, it's possible to have different probability measures for generating the coordinate values of points on random surfaces.
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The six-piece set featured Finn, Adam Driver's Kylo Ren, Oscar Isaac's Poe Dameron, Chewbacca, a random Stormtrooper, and a random TIE fighter.
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It's often said that evolution is random, but that's not entirely accurate; genetic mutation may be random, but selection is most certainly not.
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If it isn't calculating something in particular, those numbers will be random — but crucially, they are "random" in a very specific, predictable way.
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" Sheikh said he had written a "random date" in the post referencing a shooting, and that he had "just searched a random clinic.
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The bride's mother is the president and the publisher of Random House Children's Books, a division of Penguin Random House in New York.
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He also worked as a box boy, laid carpet and did other "random, random jobs," he recalled, including slicing meat at a deli.
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The bride, 32, works in New York as an assistant director of publicity at Random House, a division of Penguin Random House publishing.
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Brownian motion is the "scaling limit" of random walks—if you consider a random walk where each step size is very small, and the amount of time between steps is also very small, these random paths look more and more like Brownian motion.
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Yogg is a ten-mana minion that casts a random spell on a random target for every spell you've already cast during the game.
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It was quite possibly the coolest random moment in an evening full of random moments that felt shoe-horned in from out of nowhere.
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The test problem Google ran for their paper was — and this is a simplification — to see if a random number generator was truly random.
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There's also an "I'm feeling lucky" element to the experience — tapping "random" will send a random GIF related to the ones you have searched.
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Robotaxis, however, pick up and drop off passengers at random locations, at random times, mostly during the day, leaving expensive assets largely unused overnight.
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Different parts of it are mutually correlated: A random fluctuation of the field in one place will be matched by a random fluctuation in another.
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The card is changing so that it stops casting random spells at random targets if it is destroyed, silenced, transformed or returned to your hand.
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Jackson is just as skilled on four wheels as he is at turning random everyday objects into makeshift decks, and random places into potential skateparks.
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Her approach is spontaneous but deliberate, which is to say, the scraps are random, but there's nothing random about the way that Pickowicz composes them.
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The problem was in coming up with not just random URLs, but also random URLs that I knew beforehand whether or not they were valid.
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"Presuming that a random driver from Louisiana poses a greater risk of contagion than a random Texan is wholly arbitrary," said Cole of the ACLU.
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"If he gets to bring random good people into it, I should be able to bring in random bad people," Shawn says in the episode.
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Consider the Random Darknet Shopper bot, which was programmed to spend $100 in bitcoin weekly to make random purchases on the online black market Agora.
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Yet as Sheffield and Miller were soon to learn, "[random growth] becomes easier to understand on a random surface than on a smooth surface," said Sheffield.
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When measured, a photon will show its observers a random polarization state — but critically, entanglement means the other photon will always show the same random state.
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Random, savage killings The killings of Cook, 20, and Van Cuylenborg, 18, were "as random as they were savage," prosecutors explained in a probable cause affidavit.
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In one of Skinner's experiments, he conditioned hungry pigeons to believe that food, which was actually being delivered at random times, was prompted by random pecking.
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A beloved figure in the industry, her death left a vacuum at Random House, which is considered to be one of Penguin Random House's crown jewels.
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It was the middle of a random episode near the tail end of a random season, and despite that, it all made so much sense immediately.
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Books News The publisher Spiegel & Grau, a Penguin Random House imprint known for its best-selling and groundbreaking nonfiction, has been shut down as part of a continuing effort to streamline Penguin Random House's sprawling operation following the merger between Penguin and Random House in 2013.
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"And when you're trying to measure something that's random amidst a whole bunch of noise, it becomes very hard to tell what's actually random and what isn't."
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In a company memo, Madeline McIntosh, the chief executive of Penguin Random House U.S., assured employees that Crown and Random House "will retain their distinct editorial identities."
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Consider the most familiar random shape, the random walk, which shows up everywhere from the movement of financial asset prices to the path of particles in quantum physics.
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The DNC delegates the process for the random draw to the debate host, NBC News, and will do so for all future debates that require a random draw.
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My favorite part of watching all this is maybe how Chauvat adds in totally random scenes from even more random movies like a dashboard shot of Nacho Libre.
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Quora, the website where random people answer questions posed by other random people, has been valued at $2 billion — 100 times its revenue in 2018, according to Recode.
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Penguin Random House uses consumer data and information from Goodreads to help acquire prospective bestsellers, which then get the promotional benefits of Penguin Random House's size and influence.
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Random numbers underlie so much of what we do with computers, from the simplest games to the most advanced cryptography, yet computers are by definition/design non-random.
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"A flower, the random sounds of a waterfall, a willow tree playing in the breeze, or the random scattering of autumn leaves, may lack the intention of profundity but they can all lead to transcendence and open us to beauty – as can a random statement generated by a computer," Dalton wrote.
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According to the AP, the Los Angeles Unified School District policy requires all middle and high schools to conduct daily random searches, at random times, using metal-detector wands.
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"The lottery system, I've always been against it because it's random—completely random," Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee Michael McCaul, R-Texas, said on "Fox & Friends" Wednesday.
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And then you know, the random failure is to some degree, I felt I kind of failed in a way, in my, in my ... but also random success, right?
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Books News Penguin Random House, the largest publishing company in the United States, is merging two of its most prestigious publishing lines, Random House and the Crown Publishing Group.
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The apparent random savagery of the Manson Family murders wasn't random at all; rather, it was Manson's backlash against Hollywood's insider culture and his failed attempts to manipulate it.
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Reading with Patrick , by Michelle Kuo (Random House) .
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The Music Shop , by Rachel Joyce (Random House) .
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The Distance Home , by Paula Saunders (Random House) .
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" - Ray, 35 "Her random hookup stole my shit.
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The Animators , by Kayla Rae Whitaker (Random House) .
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Frederick the Great , by Tim Blanning (Random House) .
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" - Emily, 232 "Projectile shat onto random girl's rug.
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Random Encounters With her Suits fame raising her profile, Meghan started landing a few more leading roles, like this one in Random Encounters, a romantic comedy that was released online.
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"It was kind of a shocking experience for them, and it's hard to explain, but they really haven't seen a random person do a random act of kindness," she said.
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That fire — like those in Northern California now, which have killed more than 30 people and destroyed over 3,500 structures — was so tragic and random, and not random at all.
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Mr. McGregor's troupe is no longer called Random Dance — it's Company Wayne McGregor — but his sense of sequence is still random in effect, section to section and moment to moment.
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Assuming no deterministic hidden-variable theory exists, you can create a quantum-mechanical random number generator that is provably secure and random, such that the two conditions above both fail.
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Ms. Kamil was executive editor of Random House's short-lived but critically acclaimed Turtle Bay imprint in the early 1990s; left Random House to join the Bertelsmann-owned Bantam Doubleday Dell, where she revived the Dial Press imprint; then returned to Random House in 1998 after it, too, was bought by Bertelsmann.
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The security of such keys relies on how random those numbers are, but Vanhoef's findings suggest they may not be random enough — to the point that predicting them may be possible.
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Some gambling sites allow users to put their skins on the line against other players, and the website picks a random (or not-so-random) winner who takes home the pot.
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A Nobel Laureate explains quantum entanglement Physicists use quantum mechanics to make the random-est random number generator ever Physicists use the Bell test to confirm that quantum spookiness is real
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The problem, they argue, is not that violent people are walking into nightclubs or schools and opening fire on random civilians, the problem is that those random civilians are insufficiently armed.
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Watch Random Walks, our new series on economics Watch Random Walks, our new series on economics Nobody knows more about how globalization has affected people around the world than Branko Milanovic.
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App Performance Class A1 cards require sustained sequential performance of 10 MB a second as well as 1500 random read IOPS (input / output operations per second) and 500 random write IOPS.
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They "loved stuffing the Powered by We basket with random services that we are not good at, like HR consulting, random products which we're not good at building," one person said.
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"First I tried a thing where I bulk unfollowed everyone, picked someone I'd been following at random, then repopulated my following list with everyone that random person was following," Dubbin says.
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Many pollsters use voter file data, rather than dialing telephone numbers at random (known as random digit dialing, or R.D.D.), to conduct their surveys and estimate the composition of the electorate.
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Modern Macs also store some settings in an area of the system called the nonvolatile random access memory (NVRAM); older Macs use parameter random-access memory (PRAM) in a similar manner.
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Robin Desser, the editorial director of the Penguin Random House imprint Alfred A. Knopf, will fill Mr. Ward's role and become senior vice president and editor in chief of Random House.
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Evolution is driven by random mutation — mistakes, not plans.
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Pantheon Books / Penguin Random House Julia Phillips, Disappearing Earth.
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Rise and Kill First , by Ronen Bergman (Random House) .
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One person ultimately chooses — but who "wins" is random.
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Rather, the revelations are small — random and humanizing nuances.
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A Month in Siena , by Hisham Matar (Random House) .
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The Red Daughter , by John Burnham Schwartz (Random House) .
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THE CLOSER And finally … a random act of kindness!
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Additionally, random read speeds are allegedly 38 percent faster than on an equivalent 512GB flash drive, with random writes speeds as much as 500 times higher than a high-performance microSD card.
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DJs, who travel the world playing rowdy, smoke-filled parties, and often sample random buds (with random people) in whatever city they find themselves in, are certainly no exception to the rule.
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You may also know Bitnik as the collective behind the Random Darknet Shopper, a bot that was programmed to purchase random items from darknet marketplaces (and was briefly seized by the authorities).
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Netflix is testing out a "random" viewing option, giving viewers the opportunity to jump into a random episode of certain "popular" TV shows in an effort to give you a spicier viewing experience.
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The physicists must ensure that the random particles and the correlation between the pairs of random results come from the measurement, and not from someone sending information faster than light speed between them.
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Comedy writer John Purcell has been writing delightfully random comments on an assortment of random people's Instagram photos over the past few years, which he then shares on a Tumblr called Hello Stranger.
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Whether or not the poison is dispensed is determined by whether or not a radioactive atom decays, an occurrence with the neat property of being random, or about as random as it gets.
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Followers will enjoy your pretty pictures, the influencers will enjoy the free products, and maybe their audience will click and buy at random, but why would you leave your revenue to random chance?
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I'm not in the habit of asking random New Yorkers for freebies, or of responding cheerfully when some random New Yorker asks me for one, but I'm frequently cadging or gifting poop bags.
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I'm not in the habit of asking random New Yorkers for freebies, or of responding cheerfully when some random New Yorker asks me for one, but I'm frequently cadging or gifting poop bags.
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And so I cry in random places at odd times.
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None of his passwords are memorable because they are random.
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Is it gangbangers, drug dealers, domestic violence, random street crime?
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This style choice was, of course, not at all random.
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Random people passing by also enjoyed looking at the dinosaurs.
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I answer the neurotoxin question, more or less at random.
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Such students did not seem to represent a random sample.
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Police said they do not believe the vandalism was random.
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No random "Best Sound Mixing" awards to be found here.
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"This was a random act of violence," Glenn tells PEOPLE.
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But you should still prepare for random acts of disappointment.
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Authorities are investigating whether the killing was targeted or random.
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Sometimes these random fluctuations balance themselves out during a tournament.
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While you consider your decision, here is a random picture.
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Science is far from flawless, but the method isn't random.
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Authorities did not rule out this being a random attack.
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" She adds, "We've also been in some weird, random places.
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The result is a random but controlled choreography of birds.
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And those are just three names pulled essentially at random.
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If we picked ads at random, you would hate ads.
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C. has another beer and eventually some random fridge food.
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I cannot just take a random thing someone hands me.
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And it involves more than carbon taxes (and random subsidies).
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But Spicer refuted the notion that Trump's tweets are random.
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It's a plastic unicorn so it's just random and fun.
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"There's a lot of random themes from movies," she said.
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In 1967 Random House published a book by Andy Warhol.
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Finding random strands on my chest and shoulders was humiliating.
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Random House representatives have not responded to requests for comment.
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"Braving The Wilderness" 210 Brene Brown (Random House, $222.99) 4.
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That might make this whole thing sound not very random.
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Even so, truly random numbers are hard to come by.
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"Construction with glass" had made new patterns from random breakages.
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It's like random YouTubers that want to have an intro.
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Did you major in something that feels completely random now?
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Police stop them at random, demanding to see their IDs.
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Some random photographer captured this very moment, this very kiss.
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It was just a random basketball play, so stuff happens.
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Turbulence is a chaotic phenomenon, nearly random in its motion.
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I have other random numbers calling me doing that same.
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You could be guessing the names of random household items.
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And they weren't directed at just any random public official.
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Shell casings connected the two apparently random attacks, McKneely explained.
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Why are there random barrels of hey by the tent?
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"He wanted it to look random and natural," she said.
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I found it at a random gas station in Colorado.
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" "A random girl asked to go up on my shoulders.
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"Flight deals can pop up completely at random," he says.
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They could also just be the result of random chance.
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This is a great day to take a random trip.
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Oprah, Shaq, reality TV stars, random friends of yours — everyone!
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Dry sensors are more likely to pick up random signals.
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And so that's kind of how these ratings are random.
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Good password managers can generate strong, random passwords for you.
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Sometimes it's the most random things that do the best.
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It's just all random producers honestly, but they're all dope.
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Hopefully the intentions behind its random appearance will surface soon.
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TARRYTOWN "Beauty and The Beast Jr.," Random Farms Kids' Theater.
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For the most part, SNPs are meaningless, harmless, and random.
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Riverhead Books / Penguin Random House Laila Lalami, The Other Americans.
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Some candidates take questions at random, and some screen them.
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At random intervals, the whole room bursts in to cheers.
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"It's always a random gathering of black people," Cochran explains.
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But after a lot of random shuffling from participant will.i.
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Random popcorn kernels start to pop in front of him.
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Image courtesy Chris RodleyMerging dinosaurs and drawings of random staircases?
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Seems kinda random in the grand scheme of the States.
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Human behavior is often random, unpredictable, chaotic, inconsistent, and irrational.
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And the errors that flashbulb memories develops are not random.
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And when we say random crap, we literally mean that.
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I don't like being asked to put together random blocks.
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Random phone numbers sent vile text messages to Jason's phone.
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"Smarter Faster Better" 7 Charles Duhigg (Random House, $20163) 8.
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The event's random, somewhat serendipitous nature is slowly fading away.
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The girl asks her questions ranging from personal to random.
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Set up complicated, random quantum circuits and measure the values.
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"Conscience of a Conservative" - Jeff Flake (Random House, $20173) 8.
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She's answered my random phone calls for 25 months pic.twitter.
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It's not completely random -- it's known as selective bias. 5.
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It's a long way off from weird, random village raves.
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You follow seemingly random people until they reveal their value.
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LeBlanc's Random Family, it skimps on statistics and analysis, instead
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It is like adding a random function to a program.
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You had the most random collection of people in there.
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There's nuance to the tiny details and seemingly random numbers.
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"We were all throwing out random, cool ideas," he said.
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The three victims were apparently chosen at random, police said.
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You can ask for sports scores or random trivia questions.
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Published by Clarkson Potter, an imprint of Penguin Random House.
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The rules say the winner will be picked at random.
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It's a lot of random people dying in these encounters.
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We Gain Access Completely Random and Our Virus Working Automatically !
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Officials have not discussed a motive in the random killings.
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Nor are hardware random number generators like Intel's necessarily better.
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That's why the quantum random number generator was so innovative.
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These are not just random faces in an angry crowd.
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"I picked him at random, more or less," Drew said.
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And here is where the random list was likely used.
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The book – published by Random House – comes out this October.
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So, you know, this ain't just some random dude (dood).
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Now, normally we wouldn't condone random acts of butt grabbing.
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The focused backlash against Captain Marvel wasn't a random occurrence.
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This isn't a random aberration with Mega Man 2, either.
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He doesn't say or do random things to get attention.
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All of the attacks appear to be random, sources said.
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The matchups within each region were done by random draw.
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Attendance was secured by a random lottery among district voters.
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Distilled to its simplest meaning: random motion and no vector.
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He stayed on despite the snipers and the random shelling.
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Which random drop did I need for that exotic quest?
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And somehow, this totally random, pregnant giraffe filled the order.
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"Braving The Wilderness" 103 Brene Brown (Random House, $28) 6.
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At a random Starbucks or holed up in hotel or… ?
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Since then we've accreted a crew through mostly random collisions.
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Another reason could simply be a random bout of underperformance.
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The president didn't nominate some random person off the street.
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"The style of the hair is completely random," he said.
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"The style of the hair is completely random," he added.
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" Colbert called Trump's new proposal another "random act of cruelty.
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Published by Currency, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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In fact, a random incident inspired his work Holy Friday.
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Having fun and offering witty captions on a random Saturday?
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Of course, GOT fans went wild over his random AMA.
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Sometimes, they come with metallic patches and random wooden beads.
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All this brings us to President Trump's seemingly random tweet.
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Research actually supports these idiosyncrasies, even if they seem random.
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And their choices of what to put onstage weren't random.
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Then checkout workers were instructed to do random bag inspections.
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Each floor has a timer and a completely random layout.
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Random chance is all that separates the winners from losers.
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Most such surveys contact voters by dialing random telephone numbers.
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It was his turn to take a random drug test.
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This is the tendency to see patterns in random events.
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If you spend five rubies, you'll unlock a random item.
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It was unclear whether the shooting was random or targeted.
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He attributes his success to dumb luck and random impulses.
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Why not another random classmate, even more of a stranger?
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LAKE: I DO. FORTT: FOR FRIENDS OR FOR RANDOM STRANGERS?
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Many Americans sense that they're living amid pervasive, random terror.
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But others have expressed frustration with Penguin Random House's timidity.
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It began, "A, B, C," and so on, at random ...
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That random business model also requires more extensive, costly mapping.
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Rebel shells still occasionally crash down, killing people at random.
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"It's not a bunch random and discombobulated strangers," Frankl said.
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How Johnson did it This wasn't a random hallway chat.
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"Did we just stop at a random location?" she asked.
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Votes are also subject to random factors, including the weather.
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"We believe that it was a random act," Hoglund said.
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It is unclear how much Penguin Random House ultimately paid.
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There's news stories, updates about people's days and random musings.
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"The Whole Town's Talking" - Fannie Flagg (Random House, $28) 10.
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No, honestly, I would love to get … a little random.
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What's more, each app gets a distinct random email address.
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"This isn't about decoding random thoughts," the company told TechCrunch.
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This prevents XL from becoming too random in its adventurousness.
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This is a move toward pure terrorism — completely random attacks.
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Click here to see more kinetic work by Random International.
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On first encounter, it looks and feels chaotic, haphazard, random.
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Trump mistakenly tagged a random retired teacher who hates him.
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For me, at least, it happens at totally random moments.
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Looking out the window, reading random entries in the dictionary.
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Published by Crown, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Civilian homes have also been hit, sometimes seemingly at random.
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Remember, buy 3 and get a random fourth one free.
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Random, widespread urinalysis is but one facet of the strategy.
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Of course, random people who exploit WordPress bugs in linuxmint.
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Do they spew a lot of thoughts out at random?
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All my sisters, boyfriends, friends, random outcasts, we worked there.
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Random or not , Eric Thames was drug tested again tonight.
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We verified the data by contacting several users at random.
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Performing a light attack combo rewards a random dragon ball.
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They believe all but one victim was shot at random.
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The winner will be chosen at random on Sept. 15.
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Failures, which occurred seemingly at random, kept breaking the system.
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Keanu Reeves went viral for his random acts of kindness.
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That allowed for almost no random chats with ordinary people.
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Penguin Random House and Hachette turned down requests for comment.
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I recently checked out three, more or less at random.
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You might as well just be putting random letters there.
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Twitter was merely a stream of thoughts and random musings.
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The most random things will pop up and confound you.
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The same study also underscored how random capital punishment is.
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"Before, it was sort of a random thing," she says.
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I was like I just wrote this random little thing.
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"I didn't think random strangers would help me," she said.
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Random House Children's Books, her husband's publisher, announced the death.
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Rulebreakers, the entitled, the abusive, trolls, and random incomprehensible nonsense.
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Yet Moore isn't some random guy who caught Trump's eye.
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Where's the most random place you've received an order from?
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Like, count random things in your home kind of boring.
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It said these alternative procedures would involve random staff checks.
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Random racial terror is what defined lynchings -- not a noose.
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Published by Currency, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Of six bundled payment programs, only one included random assignment.
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Penguin Random House, which is publishing the book on Nov.
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Also, studies have shown even random outcomes can be streaky.
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I've included a handful of random shots I've taken here.
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But it is a lottery that is not entirely random.
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Random things like cow's milk, gluten, salmon, soy and apricots.
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Some of those random skills have stuck with them though.
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The random drawing had major repercussions on governing in Virginia.
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As unlikely as Nohemi's death was, it was not random.
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"It's not acts of random vandalism at all," she said.
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My Name is Lucy Barton , by Elizabeth Strout (Random House) .
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Who cares about a random series of letters and numbers?
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Seemingly random events were becoming open to prediction and alteration.
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Being here is like the most random thing to me.
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We can handle the trolls and bots and random haters.
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Kushner made the case that it wasn't a random pick.
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But it wasn't accurate, seemingly popping up in random places.
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It's always nice to get random appreciation for your talents.
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"I have a random question for you," the email starts.
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A random scattering of startled eyes blinked like tree lights.
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Swapping out those terms for other random words seemingly didn't.
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Does Chrissy Teigen hang out in random Louisville, Kentucky bars?
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America needs the random conversations it's not having or overhearing.
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"Smarter Faster Better" 7 Charles Duhigg (Random House, $28) 9.
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Dingell also urged people to practice "random acts of kindness."
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This isn't just some random brush stroke in his portrait.
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Why not go audition for this random singing group, right?
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What is up with that random leg lift Deuteronomy does?!
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Investigators did not believe the shooting was random, Jamieson said.
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Random House continued the pursuit with a series of meetings.
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It's possible it was a random killing, or a mistake.
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Additionally, when a hot streak occurs appears to be random.
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From there, 125 residents were selected at random to participate.
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"We believe it was a random act," Chief Hoglund said.
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Each candidate's slot will be selected by a random drawing.
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There are plenty of random sex tip websites out there.
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What once seemed random climatic misfortune now occurs more predictably.
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These questions were not random, but, rather, well thought out.
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A. I'm sitting at a desk full of random stuff.
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Israel does not pay its children to stab random Palestinians.
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The direction of the polling errors is most often random.
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Lieb said police do not believe the attack was random.
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"Donald Trump is just the random neighborhood dog," he adds.
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On the other hand, some random person says it's not.
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Buy three patches and get a random fourth one free!
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They were talking about random stuff and guitars and whatever.
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They've had people like you, they've had just random listeners.
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Um, okay, so this one really does just seem random.
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Today, I'll probably buy a handful of totally random CDs.
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What he has on Ecorp is some random Tomcat research.
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TJ was told to meet her at a random hotel.
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Expect super random text messages and calls on this day!
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It might be with a random stranger on the street.
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"It was this weird situation where there were two models for what you'd call the most canonical random surface, two competing random surface models, that came with different information associated with them," said Sheffield.
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If you take anything away from this, just let it be known that the only person Donald Trump could get to play his inauguration so far is a random, albeit a random with success.
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It's not random, it's never random, and a good model-maker sits there with like a bowl full of 35 little greebles and an X-Acto knife, carefully placing them where it feels right.
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Finding similarities between voices in the crowd surrounding Dickinson can be an interesting exercise, if random; though not as random as when Charyn draws a comparison between Dickinson and the dancing of Allegra Kent.
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A "random" button could actually be a nice advertisement for content (Netflix tested a random shuffle feature last year) for any streaming platform, given the well-documented issues people have picking something to watch.
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In order to measure distance on LQG surfaces, and thus show that LQG surfaces and the Brownian map were the same, they needed to find some way to model random growth on a random surface.
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The usual method of choice for handling large data sets—random sampling—is actually very similar in spirit to a quantum computer, which, whatever may go on inside it, ends up returning a random result.
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He signed up for random mailing lists and received all sorts of random stuff in his mailbox—like this pamphlet for a Hush-a-Phone, a phone-covering device meant to add privacy to calls.
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I tried it with a couple of random images I found on Google (ranging from Conan O'Brien to Justin Bieber and a few random actors and actresses in-between) and Rekognition got them all right.
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I'm perversely trying to cultivate the thread that comes out of pareidolia, the creation of images, a facial image out of a random stimulus, basically, because random stimulus is the basis of abstract painting, right?
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And every once in awhile we are gifted a glance into a relationship so random — so truly random — that it makes us reevaluate the very idea of what it means to be in a relationship.
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But instead of a Christian rapture, those who departed and those who were left behind appear to have been selected essentially at random, and that random selection included Nora's husband and both of her children.
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Starting from the current Wisconsin district map, it makes a sequence of random changes, swapping wards from one district to an adjacent one, carrying out a "random walk" through the set of all possible maps.
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It also turns out that ambulance companies have preferences for certain hospitals, and the random assignment of ambulance companies to patients leads to an effectively random selection of the hospital at which they receive care.
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My parents have told me not to tell random people I am volunteering with that I am Jewish because we don't know who they are or what dangers could come from telling a random person.
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Here's all I'm trying to say: if a random man with a random policy idea can inspire enough people to fund a grassroots campaign, what the hell is the excuse of all these other people?
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Can you rattle off random Keeping Up with the Kardashians trivia?
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Maximally random jammed packings, meanwhile, are a a whole different story.
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He was joking around and we were talking about random things.
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Gilmore Blacks catalogs every time a random Black extra pops up.
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The American blitz of random tariffs and corporate controls is counterproductive.
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The stands faded, with random holes where there should be seats.
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The contamination was discovered after a random sample testing alerted authorities.
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So let's start with the simplest random walk, in one dimension.
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Published by Harmony Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC
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They clicked 10 times in a random fashion on nine dots.
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"Russia can't keep blocking random things on the Internet," Andreev said.
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Gone is the iPhone with pages and pages of random applications.
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But often, the most random things actually become the most delightful.
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People are pledging their own random acts of kindness -- including her.
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There's also a seemingly random teenage boy at Iron Man's funeral.
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AND I'M NOT THINKING ABOUT RANDOM KILLINGS OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT.
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I consistently experienced random stuttering when launching apps or opening menus.
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Listeria was found in some of the products through random sampling.
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But why would Fok know anything about this random dude's account?
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You went from Random House to HarperCollins and then to Amazon.
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NBC last week held a random drawing in New York City.
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Some are totally random while others take your preferences into account.
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So this infinite question has a structure; it's not just random.
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Investigators think the killings were targeted, not random, according to Loeding.
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How he can pull out any random mention is beyond comprehension.
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Way to capture their relationship in a nutshell, random wedding photographer.
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It started with a small investigation in a random little city.
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The following excerpt is published with permission from Penguin Random House.
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There are moments in politics when things are random and indeterminate.
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This excerpt has been published with permission of Penguin Random House.
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In order to create something random, it must be truly unpredictable.
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What the computer comes back with typically sounds pretty random, though.
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"It appears that it was a random, unprovoked attack," Cannon said.
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Each level tests players with random objectives to keep things fresh.
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Grace and the Fever is available now from Penguin Random House.
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These boxes have a random chance of dropping something you'll want.
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But I enjoyed the random detour with perfectly cast Michael Cera.
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They're all from a random beauty supply store in downtown Philadelphia.
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The questions are more random, and players won't win a date.
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It's not part of the story, it's a random, unattached moment.
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Like most playlists, Playlist Radio isn't a random assortment of songs.
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That was a case of random ideas finally finding a home.
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The melodies it spits back at you sound a bit random.
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I still get calls and texts from him on random numbers.
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And it's not just a random comic book in Dustin's collection.
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They come up with some random bits though, like a hammer.
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Published by Ten Speed Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House.
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But these cases are not isolated or random examples of violence.
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That's the chance that a random person can unlock your phone.
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Internet quality varies wildly from state to state, seemingly at random.
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Now every year, they decide a new random point of emphasis.
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It started in people's living rooms, started in a random meeting.
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But there are other, less random methods for achieving human cloning.
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Jack Osbourne was the victim of a random attack this week.
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There's like random stories and stuff and a lot of fiction.
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TARRYTOWN "Beauty and the Beast Jr.," Random Farms Kids' Theater. Feb.
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Here are 19 random facts about Google on its 19th anniversary.
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Gossip Girl's random celebrity cameos are dated and delightful in themselves.
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Amazon joins eBay as an online destination for random, dopey consumerism.
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At first glance, the pictures appear dissimilar and kind of random.
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"It still seems random in terms of their acquaintance," Gonzalez said.
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Was the shooter targeting a specific vehicle or firing at random?
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Many ransomware attacks are random, and comparatively low-tech and blunt.
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But the Taylors also think this wasn't just a random fluke.
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The insurgents have also maintained a high pace of random mayhem.
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I wouldn't ever imply that a person's self-presentation is random.
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One World / Penguin Random House Marlon James, Black Leopard, Red Wolf.
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Riverhead Books / Penguin Random House Albert Woodfox with Leslie George, Solitary.
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"We do not believe this was a random act," he said.
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Experiments typically go out to a small, random pool of users.
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Now, THAT could be the most random relationship of the moment.
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These clients know so many random animal facts, it is amazing!
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The random drive-by commenters who argue with you on Facebook.
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The first ones we found running random queries on Google Image.
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That ends up being significantly more memorable than just random words.
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The victim may be random, yet the cause is anything but.
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The holes are random in size, distribution, and shape, says Siddique.
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But, Demsey said, if it's "some random JavaScript CDN," then clean.
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That's just four random years out of a possible 89, too.
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"Lincoln in the Bardo" 1 George Saunders (Random House, $28) 8.
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Reid doesn't believe there's anything random about the subsequent six tests.
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It was a totally random sample, and we saw those leaks.
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You're watching I think something with a large random component there.
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"I don't think this was a random act," the sheriff said.
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And you won't just get handed a random mix of bottles.
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It prolongs misery, and the worse thing is it is random.
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During the regular season, players are subject to four random tests.
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Do you need that random game you downloaded to constantly update?
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This is a totally random observation based on my own experience.
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Like hundreds of random pictures from people in your target audience.
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Secondly, when they do spread out, they do so at random.
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I could not choose so I just choose 10 random videos.
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It's intended for phones, PS4 controllers, and other random smaller devices.
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I'd just be sitting there, seeing a random bee or bunny.
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Finally, they're published by Berkley, a subsidiary of Penguin Random House.
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"We do not believe this was a random incident," says Mathews.
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There is, however, no excuse for random murder among true terrorists.
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The Secret Lives of Color is available through Penguin Random House.
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Pick your dictionary: the Oxford English Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, Random House.
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Most men do not rape or assault random women and children.
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This finding cannot be attributed to "random chance", the court ruled.
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Yellow, like all subsequent Pokémon RPGs, was filled with random battles.
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I make a mental note to compliment random folks more often.
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"When Breath Becomes Air" 1 Paul Kalanithi (Random House, $25) 2.
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Johnson would shoot at random targets on the property, mainly gophers.
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She chose Nelson as a random victim, police told the station.
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In this week's random ranking, my five favorite bubble teams: 1.
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Police said July's violence was "in no way" random, WXIX reports.
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In the wild, the meeting of sperm and egg is random.
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The app's pages are an endless scroll of random, unbranded goods.
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They're living in random small towns, they weren't big city guys.
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Kingston made random babbling sounds and DJ responded with complete seriousness.
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Besides allegedly gunning down two random people, Garza injured six others.
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Excerpted by permission of Spiegel & Grau, A Penguin Random House Company.
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From there she started to grab random strands and curl them.
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Except, according to airline spokesman Charlie Hobart, it wasn't completely random.
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"There's nothing but just random static," says James Slezak, Swayable's CEO.
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Now these trends sound like random buzzwords more than anything else.
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Fallon had them improvise new dances with a random prompt generator.
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The seemingly random abstract visuals had a nice rhythm to them.
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Weirdness rating: 2/10 I clicked on a video at random.
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They also provide for continuous building-wide service without random disruption.
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"Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics" 17 Dan Harris (Random/Spiegel & Grau) 10.
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Molecules are governed by random rules, and naturally edge towards equilibrium.
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A true random number generator is what generates that seed sequence.
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These factors make quality control for random number generators extremely difficult.
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It's based on natural processes that are always random, by definition.
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He must submit to random testing to make sure he's clean.
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Other times it's caused by random new mutations in the genome.
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It would be way too random and anticlimactic if she's not.
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"When Breath Becomes Air" 1 Paul Kalanithi (Random House, $230) 29.
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She's not just a random woman with money, she's self-made.
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I feel she handled the expression and my random concept perfectly.
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Published by Crown Business, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Quavo dropped some hints that this wasn't just a random hang.
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Simply put, the robot tries lots and lots of random movements.
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Physicists have been exploiting this connection to create random-number generators.
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"When Breath Becomes Air" 210 Paul Kalanithi (Random House, $218) 224.
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And I'm in a motel, with some random person, doing coke.
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Don't love having a random dark spot from a pregnancy, sure.
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Those people who are not consistent are left with random outcomes.
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Tenikle can bend around any random object you may be near.
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And the photos Souza shares seem to be anything but random.
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My mind is so brainwashed in so many random ways. Situationally.
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It must be whatever random song comes on the radio station.
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He declined to say whether the victims were targeted or random.
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Random drug testing was part of the deal for the rematch.
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It's not just "random," as people like to say about us.
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Frequent house searches and random frisking on the street bred resentment.
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Match cuts between Jon Snow and some random baby are HERE!
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There's a whole bunch of random ideas about why things happen.
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I like to put random people together in real life, anyway.
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Is your iOS device rebooting itself seemingly at random this morning?
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Do you want random Tinder users to see where you've been?
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Both will spend random weeks throughout the season looking like God.
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That is partly because of the seemingly random nature of attacks.
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But if you're thinking this all seems pretty random, think again.
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Plenty more drones flew off at random and never returned home.
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Love, heartbreak, dessert, Seacrest getting licked by random contestants' dogs, etc.
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Now and then, she'll scream and shout for seemingly random reasons.
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Here's a random sampling of things I was afraid of:1.
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Can we no longer enjoy a random branding campaign in peace?
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For him, heaps of random facts are not equivalent to knowledge.
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The presentation described the scene as "random assortments shoved into fixtures."
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Seriously, how often do you get drunk dialed by random drummers?
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Obviously, people who got the random text messages were very puzzled.
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Jurors are selected at random from citizens in the local community.
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I am the most random, spontaneous individual you will ever meet.
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They don't at all seem like random samples of the ongoing.
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And, shoelaces and random cords could also tie up the brushes.
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"So it's not just a difference by random chance," Simi said.
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People don't call you that if you're just some random schmuck.
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Otherwise it's all random chaos and the story doesn't make sense.
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The store also seemed to carry a random assortment of items.
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Happy Valentines Day Random Nation, have our Gummy Heart ♥️ p.s.
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We met in a London bar on a random Tuesday night.
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Published by Crown publishers, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Nobly, another app, encourages you to perform random acts of kindness.
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Uhuru convened once a quarter at random bars for Happy Hour.
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Participants were invited on a random basis and self-reported gender.
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Sometimes I'll read random stuff; sometimes I'll be scrolling through Instagram.
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But that money doesn't go toward any random man's ED meds.
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Random dad with his kid: This is the men's room, ladies.
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Others say it's better to use that scramble of random characters.
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Random Trivia: In his mid-60s, Allende became a visual artist.
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Random Trivia: There's a Real Housewives of Beverly Hills connection here.
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"Bleaching is not random—there are winners and losers," Hughes said.
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Thus those families that left did so for essentially random reasons.
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Random attacks make the point that no one is safe anywhere.
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An app that lets random people call and wake you up.
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Why is random chance better than rewarding the full-season winner?
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In terms of random pics, Schumer's feed is a gold mine.
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But we don't want to say that politics is essentially random.
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Each pack contains a random assortment of cards distributed by rarity.
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A random, sort of indecipherable rhetorical question about torches being passed.
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It wasn't a random crime or a break-in gone wrong.
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Taste of Streep photoshops the actress into pictures of random foods.
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Plus, you'll actually make use of those random knickknacks hanging around.
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This feeling wasn't just a random Saturday occurrence in the summer.
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You're not alone, but part of something bigger, random or not.
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I always layered random acapellas on my songs, just for fun.
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Stopping in a random restaurant is just not going to work.
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Random Thought: When is Daenerys going to get going to Westeros?
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Do you ever find random pieces of clothing in your purse?
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The violence feels much more random and subsequently much more threatening.
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It's just taught me that it's random to a certain degree.
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He had random coughs and bouts of the flu and bronchitis.
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Not a bad prize pool for stumbling across a random wallet.
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Even the seemingly random nooks like this one below have TVs.
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Previously, the rating of every loot drop was almost entirely random.
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Names are then selected electronically, at random, by the State Department.
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"Creativity comes from spontaneous meetings, from random discussions," Mr. Jobs said.
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You put something on YouTube, YouTube puts a random ad there ...?
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Random changes to recorded data improve the accuracy of weather forecasts.
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The new regulations included allowing for random checks on weapons owners.
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The wealth is intoxicating news, feverish because it seems so random.
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A random electric malfunction caused an arrhythmia that stopped my heart.
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They are also used for random checks of cars and people.
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As in the real world, folks in prison hoard random stuff.
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She's been publishing her novels with Random House for 15 years.
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He's like Forrest Gump — random people will come run with him.
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The attack was anything but random, and that was by design.
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Turn to a random page of Ulysses and pick a sentence.
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He begins killing nearly at random in order to acquire them.
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I lost weight and began experiencing random body aches and pains.
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His algorithm picks two particles at random and swaps their positions.
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They concluded that their randomly generated music simply couldn't be random.
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"It really is random," Steve Jobs said during a 2005 keynote.
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When I first started reporting, I imagined this as random violence.
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The orbits of these objects seem to not be entirely random.
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Should we get off at a random subway stop and explore?
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Though far from a household name, Browder is no random billionaire.
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"We want to thank Random House," he interjected at one point.
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There are rappers who rap in only occasional, seemingly random bursts.
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He became anxious; then began having panic attacks, seemingly at random.
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A friend at Random House urged her to chronicle her adventures.
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But the mayor's supporters outnumbered the critics in a random sampling.
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How could they, since they are truly random scatterings of stars?
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The timing seems a little random, but you know, why not!
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I have a lot of random transition stuff to work on.
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The machine threw away some of the information, initially at random.
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"When Breath Becomes Air" 2 Paul Kalanithi (Random House, $25) 8.
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You have some of the same speculative excess and random enrichment.
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Often, the work can seem like a collection of random projects.
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Coffee, Nesquik, strawberry yogurt, random snacks around the hotel room = breakfast.
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Mr. Trump strutted and posed, spurting random lines from stump speeches.
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Speaking of random, is that chair made out of real bones?
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Vince was forced into an awkward situation by a random draw.
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"A lot of them are doing random-digit dialing," he said.
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