He said Uber CEO Travis Kalanick first came to his attention when Kalanick was starting a Napster-esque company called Scour; the entertainment industry sued Scour for $250 billion, leading to its bankruptcy.
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Instead, I scour fiction like an archaeologist: Find the bones.
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Eventually, scientists will be able to scour it for exomoons.
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There are machines that scour that data for advertising opportunities.
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Rescue workers continued to scour the rubble for the dead.
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Delete your waste then return to the engine to scour.
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They scour thousands of titles so borrowers don't have to.
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"Do not scour the internet trying to self-diagnose," she says.
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The partners' solution to their quandary was to scour the internet.
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Well, Ovitz had invested in Scour, not knowing what they did.
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You can scour the American Dental Education Association's website at www.adea.
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We scour around for a partner who looks like our doppelgänger.
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They hire doctors to scour the federal research landscape for promising
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Players scour eBay and antique stores for vintage gloves and bats.
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You won't need to scour their photos for a thoughtful opener.
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Now you scour the BALLPARK and find the other two FIGURES.
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I scour all the auction pages to see what they're offering.
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I scour Google and find that Playa Bike Rentals is opening soon.
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Oftentimes, we scour the internet to find the best deals for you.
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Scour the internet and find it for $83,000 on Ebay...okay then.
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She spent her early years watching Dust Bowl storms scour the prairie.
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There'll be plenty of time to go scour the island for this.
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Chinese internet censors also scour social media to delete content deemed sensitive.
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People will scour the parks, hoping to report first-of-season arrivals.
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How Companies Scour Our Digital Lives for Clues to Our Health 21302.
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Still, she has set aside time to scour town for new inspiration.
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Scour her holdings and you'll probably find something that is personally objectionable.
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U.S. regulators will scour those "living wills" to make sure they are credible.
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Brokenhearted, I continue to scour the web but, alas, none are as good.
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Entrepreneurs were queuing up to scour rubbish for anything that could be recycled.
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Fund managers scour the documents to ensure that firms' executives are not fibbing.
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Representatives from Four Seasons and Marriott have reportedly visited recently to scour sites.
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I settle into a much less crowded one and scour Depop and emails.
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Often, you'll need to scour and rewatch each scene for every possible clue.
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Then broaden your reach: Scour social networking sites like LinkedIn for mutual connections.
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TV to register, then scour the depths of gaming forums to find teammates.
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The move is already forcing manufacturers to scour the globe for alternative supplies.
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You scour the Internet for recommendations on how to handle multiple food allergies.
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Leadership staffers have been deputized to scour the chamber's rules for help. Sen.
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So we instead decided to scour our budget to find those necessary resources.
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Her parents would say, "Here's 50 cents" and she would scour for jeans.
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Eckert will scour want ads for a job that will give them benefits.
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Trump, a lifelong teetotaler, didn't scour the globe to find the very best vodka.
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Search and rescue teams continue to scour through wreckage and debris in affected areas.
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What's next: Amazon will scour the schools and attempt to poach from other companies.
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I did not have to "work" a source, scour databases, or obtain any documents.
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Search for patent number 20160361640 if you'd like to scour the document for more.
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The two had previously co-founded Scour, a music search startup, together in 1997.
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Go out after a storm, because rainwater can scour the landscape, dislodging your quarry.
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They wait for the low tide and then scour specific areas of exposed shores.
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Some 20 workers scour the tunnels to drain water that threatens to flood them.
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" Scour the web long enough and "it can just spiral into questions about yourself.
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Or scour travel sites for cheap flights and accommodations as early as you can.
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We scour our foreign department taking nominations for The Economist's country of the year.
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On a day where shoppers scour the internet for holiday deals, Amazon spiked 5.3 percent.
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That way, they don't have to scour through endless listings to find the best deal.
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In 1928, George Dyott, another British explorer, was sponsored by newspapers to scour the area.
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All the researcher did was scour the second-hand stores for donated and refurbished tech.
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Every holiday season, we scour the internet for four magic words: Apple products on sale.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's first venture was a failed peer-to-peer network called Scour.
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We scour the internet for social media posts for a glimpse of their last moments.
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SWAT teams along with search and rescue units were called in to scour the area.
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Raise your hand if you've had to scour Craigslist for a roommate to afford rent.
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Doctors face it daily, reading scans blotted by tumours the way others scour market data.
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For Barzilay, the ability of computers to scour images holds the potential of earlier detection.
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We can't help but scour the article for more hints of how the algorithm works.
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One of its main jobs is to scour the financial system looking for new risks.
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After Scour filed for bankruptcy, Kalanick also founded a networking-software company called Red Swoosh.
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First, you scour through online reviews, scrolling from words of admiration to sentences of loathing.
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The Washington Metro reopened after inspectors took a day to scour 600 subway power cables.
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Rather than resign myself to that bullshit, I scour the internet for more appetizing alternatives.
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I'm past the point where I scour the internet for videos or sounds that help.
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After all, it's easier to just stake out a house, than scour tweets or Facebook.
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Sniffing a hefty fee, Mushari sets about to scour the Rosewater family tree for alternatives.
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Unbelievably low interest rates from global central banks forced investors to scour for returns elsewhere.
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That's because he dropped out to help found Scour, a peer-to-peer search engine.
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The Turkish authorities were reportedly prepared to bring in forensic teams to scour for clues.
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Homeland Security Investigations agents and analysts scour the dark web for sites that sell opioids.
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Aftershocks are rattling the area as search-and-rescue teams scour the rubble for survivors.
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Scour your card statements for subscriptions and services you don't really need, Mr. O'Brien said.
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Some joked about him paying rent, while others began to scour for his LinkedIn profile.
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Finally, gently pat the skin dry with a soft towel; don't scour the skin harshly.
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Now, Vu and Oliver manually scour reports from the biology community for any confirmed extinctions.
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First, she'll probably need to let insurance companies scour commercial databases that contain her prescription records.
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Some might question whether Hardiman has a robust enough record to scour and get Republicans excited.
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Scour the terms and conditions of the car subscription service you're considering, as they vary widely.
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As fashion editors, we scour the collections to decide which pieces are worth buying every season.
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We'd scour the letters to the editors for ones from people we knew in the community.
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It does scour off top layers of skin, giving the appearance that a lesion is gone.
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I scour Kojima's twitter account looking for hints and clues to what, exactly, Death Stranding is.
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Search and rescue teams continue to scour the area for any sign of Shunn and Patenaude.
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"Nothing as cleansing as a fire," she says—to scour the rot and make resurrection possible.
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Instead, Silicon Valley influencers encouraged her to scour elite institutions to find minority entrepreneurs to help.
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Instead, these products use complex algorithms to scour the Web for the answer you're looking for.
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A group of entertainment companies sued Scour for $250 million, forcing the start-up to fold.
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Second, senators should scour a nominee's statements about Roe off the bench, in articles and speeches.
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A crowdsourced effort to scour satellite pictures of the sea quickly materialized to help find it.
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He used to scour the internet for elections where he thought the postcards would be helpful.
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With no other options, I had to scour the other stores in the area for her.
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We've picked out a few bestsellers to snag, but you can scour the whole sale here.
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And many will scour applicants' Facebook and LinkedIn pages, call applicants' references and request official transcripts.
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I hired a director on return of investments — all he does is scour for grant opportunities.
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Dedicated "rockhounds" continue to scour the area for choice mineral specimens, but that tradition is waning.
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He and the assistant would scour his collection and send the needed works around the country.
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People who are in the business of handling estates scour court records daily for that information.
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Every day, tens of thousands of large fishing boats scour the ocean in search of seafood.
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Scour the internet, and you'll find very few details about and absolutely no images of the event.
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A crisp apple is just too inviting to take the time to scour its skin for stickers.
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That required me to scour planetary surfaces for heridium, in addition to obtaining or crafting some antimatter.
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Most celebrities enlist famous stylists to scour designer showrooms and runways for their perfect red carpet gowns.
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The 2018 mission will scour the surface of Mars for life, using a drill to collect samples.
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No need to scour the reviews: We've scoured them for you, and picked out the best ones.
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NASA is planning a new rover mission that will scour the surface for the signs of life.
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Venezuelans seeking certain drugs often have to scour pharmacies, seek foreign donations or turn to social media.
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Israeli engineers created a five-inch robot locust that can jump 11 feet and scour disaster zones.
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This has prompted people from all over the world to scour their cupboards for an exact replica.
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They sent him a picture ... and (he) sent out all these people to scour this huge area.
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The new rover will scour the Jezero Crater, a 30 mile-wide bowl about 1,640 feet deep.
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Investigators continued on Monday to scour the crime scene for evidence and piece together the gunman's motive.
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He issued a challenge to readers to scour history and art for ways of overcoming social atomization.
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The location manager would scour and find different things and I would write them into the script.
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"Copyright holders can scour 2+ year-old threads and file infringement on every single comment," he said.
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Eastern time to midnight, the contractors scour the internet for viral political stories, many explicitly pro-Trump.
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Far from wealthy at that point, Kalanick was collecting unemployment checks while working full-time on Scour.
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They resumed their search again Friday morning, dispatching helicopters, fishing vessels and divers to scour the waters.
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Is there a way to sort of scour the entire thing or is that too technically difficult?
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Earlier this year, Motherboard revealed that the IRS paid a cybersecurity firm to scour the dark web.
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Since then, he has continued to scour for feasible reports but, again, has found no credible cases.
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The program would scour thousands of links across popular blogs to sort out which ones were trending.
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They scour College Confidential and rogue Facebook pages looking for some bit of truth they can trust.
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The Wall Street Journal Sunday reported the FBI needs to scour 650,000 emails found on Weiner's devices.
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And who has the time to scour the internet and find all the best Nintendo-related discounts?
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WeChat conversation data passes through Tencent's servers in unencrypted form, allowing censorship algorithms to scour their content.
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Specifically needed are people who could serve as lookouts on boats and scour nearby beaches, Tyler MacLeod said.
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Should we scour Rihanna's looks from the Loud album-era for what could be used as style inspiration?
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The Australian, Malaysian and Chinese government have agreed to scour at least 120,000 square kilometres of the seafloor.
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"My mother took me to T.J.Maxx every other week to scour the racks my entire childhood," she recalls.
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If you're a deal hunter, you probably scour Craigslist, coupon sites and other sales for that perfect discount.
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We scour the cupboards to see what spices we already have, and make a grocery list for tomorrow.
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The WHO says it will have to scour its reserves to see if more money can be found.
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Called Mirai, the software was designed to scour the internet for vulnerable devices that it can then highjack.
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Scour through the list below to see all 52 of the new companies joining the 500 Startups team.
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Anyone looking for a something a little different can also scour the shelves for other limited-edition flavors.
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GrubHub also gave weaker-than-expected current-quarter guidance, as customers scour competitors to get the best deals.
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It makes speakers and writers scour their minds for original and arresting language—a good thing in itself.
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Several progressive and nonpartisan organizations seem better qualified than the ACU to scour Kaine's record for liberal tendencies.
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Scour LinkedIn to find connections who can give advice on international gigs — or perhaps even offer you one.
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Betsey and her husband, Sam, began to scour local hardware stores and weekend markets for better kitchen tools.
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Though he claims to hate technology, Joe's first move is to scour the internet for information about Beck.
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Scour the bourses of the world and you will not struggle to find lots of cheap industrial stocks.
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The Iraq Survey Group would scour the countryside, excavating purported W.M.D. sites and interrogating dumbfounded Iraqi military officers.
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There were no computers or tablets to scour for information about their dealer; the victims had only cellphones.
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Large companies could find the massive resources to scour and filter their platforms of any potentially controversial content.
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It would also effectively put the onus on sites to proactively scour their platforms for possible trafficking activity.
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Google programs, known as web crawlers, scour the internet to gather information from hundreds of billions of webpages.
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We have begged people to scour their attics and find a ticket stub, or anything, that provides evidence.
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There were no computers or tablets to scour for information about their dealer; the victims had only cellphones.
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It's similar to Google's reverse image search, which lets users scour the web based on images rather than keywords.
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Mars Express continues to actively scour the red Martian terrain and transmit truly brilliant extraterrestrial images back to Earth.
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Starbucks fans may need to scour several locations if they want to find the cafe's new reusable red cup.
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You know how, whenever a highly-anticipated new trailer or promo comes out, people scour it for Easter eggs?
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In each episode, Bell and Zaidan scour the country looking for amazing ideas they're convinced can make big money.
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That way you get relevant postings emailed directly to you, saving you time from having to scour the internet.
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However, in the past the Hisbah would scour the neighbourhood's bars and brothels for Muslims, recalls a hotel-owner.
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He's a "desert rat"—a term referring to people who scour the desert near Area 51 looking for answers.
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He would scour yard sales, flea markets, and anywhere else he could find hamburger-related items for his collection.
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I scour profiles of employees who work at these facilities, and cross-reference them to other social media sites.
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Energy watchers will scour the speech for any indication about how he will address environmental regulations and other issues.
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Mr. Durbin, asked if he was worried enough to scour through his sent mail, sighed and shook his head.
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I did just buy the kids new Halloween costumes rather than scour used stores for the ones they wanted.
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All that's left to scour those plates is a shredded brown tuft where the scrubbing side used to be.
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To do that, we scour every state's economic development marketing materials to see what they are pitching to business.
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Families scour for crops spared by the rain and scavenge the hillsides for plantains and beans not yet turned.
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The lawsuit against Scour was eventually dismissed as a result of the company filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Growing up in crowded Manhattan, she would scour the faces on the streets for anyone who might resemble her.
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A bottle brush, Dobie Pad, or even an old toothbrush, will help to scour away dried-on protein powder.
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When he died, elements he had tried to scour from his art — narrative, personality, emotion — were being re-embraced.
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Well, there's a development, though not from the National Geographic team using forensic dogs to scour a Pacific atoll.
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Scour apartment listings frequently and be ready to apply immediately to increase your chances of being in the pool.
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You see, Democrats and the media scour the country for reprehensible but rare times police act in the wrong.
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As you scour the web at work for sales, there are some risks you want to keep in mind.
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I used to scour 2 or 3 papers a day and at least read the lead of every article.
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Or, more accurately, the Internal Revenue Service has paid contractors to scour the dark web on the agency's behalf.
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The data scientist will scour social media and sales numbers to help inform what pieces to bring to market next.
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However, the death toll, now at 56, could grow to more than 100 victims as officials scour the charred landscape.
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Phones at the factory have been ringing off the hook as medical supply buyers scour the globe for mask makers.
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I've had to scour Goodwill and Amazon, with delightful but very rare results at Goodwill and depressing results on Amazon.
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To find proof of family origins, researchers had to get court approval in order to scour thousands of birth certificates.
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Watch if you dare: Professional snake handlers scour the world for reptiles whose venom can be milked for medical use.
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Prospective students typically have to scour a college's website to figure out student body demographics, tuition costs, and aid possibilities.
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I knew him as a journalist, and I had interviewed him famously when he was doing a company called Scour.
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" Then of course Hollywood Reporter and Variety call up and say, "Scour has stolen the 'Last Action Hero' 18,000 times.
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Police continued to scour the area on Sunday for clues about who was responsible for the explosion and a motive.
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In the wake of that step, South Korean petrochemical makers are expected to scour the world to replace Iranian condensate.
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Kalanick decided to quit college just months before graduating to work for now-defunct peer-to-peer search engine Scour.
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They're training computers to scour digital slides, and learn how to differentiate cells that are cancerous from those that aren't.
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Ramaphosa appointed a team of business and finance experts in April to scour the globe for $100 billion in investment.
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IF YOU SCOUR the annual reports of China's biggest banks, you will find hardly a mention of the Communist Party.
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But he used to hate the time it took to scour internal job boards, and to research and write applications.
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Permanently residing in the city are about 8,000 foreign buyers who scour relentlessly in search of products to be shipped.
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Swipe Buster will scour Tinder's public API—which holds all Tinder users info—and spit the data back at you.
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There are tens of thousands of people who are active at any given moment and scour the web for it.
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The specialists scour Twitter for conversations on the assigned topics and post messages from the several accounts they each run.
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I scour job sites, apply far and wide, go through my contact lists and elicit help from professional job counselors.
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Chinese businesses like CEFC are increasingly mixing money with diplomacy as they scour the world to secure valuable natural resources.
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By 2007, he had put together a small team of analysts who began to scour extremist websites and message boards.
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They discussed — of course — the weather, said Mr. Lovitz, who then hurried home to scour the internet for weather puns.
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Ms. Spanberger said she hired an opposition research firm in December to scour her background, a common practice by candidates.
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Now, Jones and his assistant coach, Larry Chester, scour the world for talent, starting with prospects as young as 13.
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Data brokers like Spokeo and Intelius scour these databases and make the information available online, some of it for free.
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Be sure to scour battlegrounds and Shrines before you leave if you want to get really miserly with your arrows.
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Credit card data, which investors scour for clues about the retail sector, showed more people shopping in big department stores.
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For example, defense lawyers get to scour criminal wiretap applications for problems, creating an incentive for investigators to be scrupulous.
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Merchants scour the earth looking for hair, which they buy from peddlers who travel, usually alone, through poor, remote regions.
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Still, her fierce grip never loosens on a valuable suitcase as they scour the city on an odyssey of brainteasers.
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Today, she co-owns a home with her boyfriend and no longer has to scour the grocery store for deals.
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The best clubs often scour the world for young prodigies, recruiting the most promising athletes from all over the globe.
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On Friday we buy everything, on Saturday we support small business and on Monday, we scour the web for deals.
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"We scour archive footage and photos, then build several physical models that can be scanned and animated," he told CNBC.
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The idea is to scour the world for drugs that have been approved for one use but could have others.
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No longer will you have to scour your whole apartment looking for a cable and port when you're running low.
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Scour YouTube and you'll find only a few 10-year-old clips of him doing card tricks on Spanish television.
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Even at the height of the fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, the US didn't scour the cupboards and send everyone.
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When we started to scour the internet for celebrity roles of yesteryear, we realized we'd forgotten about a lot of them.
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The best stones command hundreds of thousands of dollars per ounce, and mining companies scour the landscape in search of them.
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The search crew then employed drones to scour the area where the dog was found near a volcano called Indian Nose.
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You can probably buy the whole outfit at Cabela's if you scour their neon hi-vis sweatshirt and matching beanie selection.
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The same GPUs are used to fine-tune the weights assigned to "neurons" in DNNs as they scour data to learn.
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As always, Gizmodo is sending a team of ravenous bloggers to scour the show floor and find the most insane shit.
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The only way to find out is to grab a picnic blanket and sweater, lie down outside, and scour the skies.
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The 2018 mission will see a European rover scour the surface of Mars for life, using a drill to collect samples.
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You can scour my Facebook page all you want to see where my beliefs lie politically but you won't find anything.
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These dapper athletes scour thrift stores to prep for games, reveling in the mismatch of gladiatorial action and finely threaded elegance.
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According to USA Today, the Norfolk Police Department is helping with the search, using geothermal cameras to scour the zoo grounds.
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The board of directors sent agents to scour the earth for primitive lands that knew nothing of modern and contemporary art.
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Researchers plan to use machine learning to scour more data from Kepler in search of planets that may have been overlooked.
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The most common are "scanner" apps that automatically scour the blockchain for kitties that are likely to turn a handsome profit.
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Next time you find yourself at a truck stop, break out your Swiss Army knife and scour the shelves for inspiration.
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My initial plan was to scour every last inch of this planet, and doing so is raising a lot of questions.
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Still, Giordano said 45 search-and-rescue teams and 18 detectives had been deployed to scour obliterated neighborhoods for more victims.
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Take a peek through our no-markdown-missed A to Z guide of sales to scour over the upcoming holiday weekend.
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There isn't anything super mind-blowing here that I've seen yet, but I'll be continuing to scour just to be sure.
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The story starts with Philo, whose job was to scour the globe for prospects who might turn into useful NBA players.
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Castro announced plans to deploy 220,000 troops in February to distribute educational pamphlets and help scour cities for mosquito breeding grounds.
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Curators scour the globe for local artists' work to both help creators find a market and to make affordable art available.
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On the Petrel, Mayer and Kraft scour the data and original documents in meetings known by both men as Speculation Club.
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Investigators are continuing to scour the financial records of various executives and interview subcontractors concerning work for Turner, Bloomberg and others.
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In addition to news agencies, we scour social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Snapchat for news-relevant content.
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Straub and Klempa attend tournaments, scour YouTube videos and network with friends and alumni in search of the next great prospect.
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Burke, the local historian, has searched for the gold himself and even hired an investigator to scour government records in Washington.
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Cyberbullying With children now able to scour through the internet at younger ages, many incidents of bullying often take place online.
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Others use drones to gather footage of Tesla production facilities, scour Tesla's financial filings and pore over Musk's statements for inconsistencies.
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Our method is simple: Scour Amazon's President's Day Deals in search of the top-rated items that are both useful and modern.
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Decreasing our reliance on Google to scour the world of apps means the company could eventually see its ad business impacted, too.
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Search parties — hundreds of scouts — had already been sent out to scour the area for a place to build a new hive.
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Scour thrift shops, flea markets and estate sales for interesting finds on the cheap, then style them on yourself or your friends.
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Yet with the election only seven weeks away, there is little time for local parties to scour the land for suitable hardliners.
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This isn't a game where you're dropped on an island, and you can scour buildings for all kinds of guns and grenades.
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If we had a distinct fingerprint in mind, that could greatly narrow down the fields of view our telescopes have to scour.
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Without the budget of a Coachella-sized fest, they've managed to scour the planet, and their home country, for outstanding female talent.
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Scour the internet, read reviews on Yelp, ask friends and colleagues, and scroll through Instagram to check out a prospective colorist's work.
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The problem is that there's a lot of sky to scour and our telescopes don't cover that much area at a time.
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Scour was Napster, except he had this clever idea to have it also support media types like video or PDFs or documents.
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Scour Polyvore or Lyst — two popular shopping apps — to get ideas for products that are sold out and look easy to make.
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First, its researchers scour 40m-50m English-language articles from 10,000 sources to find evidence of fragility, from landslides to displaced people.
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While you scour the marketplace for that perfect new sheet set, you can drop off the kids for up to an hour.
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The spring market has brought potential buyers out to scour neighborhood listings, but there are still not enough listings to meet demand.
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With some 3,200 counties in America to scour, these private sector databases are by no means complete, accurate and up to date.
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Still, it's endlessly fascinating to scour the globe from the distance of an orbiting satellite, and the view has never looked better.
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She has denied receiving bribes and challenged investigators to scour her home region of Patagonia if they believed she had hidden cash.
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Mr. Yorio of Citadel Security Agency said that his company would scour Google and social media to learn about performers before concerts.
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Meanwhile, exoplanets are both small and dim, and the Milky Way is a 100,000-light-year-wide haystack for astronomers to scour.
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Sure, people can be more careful about the information they provide, scour privacy settings, and actually read privacy statements and user agreements.
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He also appealed for the public's help in retracing Mr. Mateen's movements, as investigators scour his past for motives or possible accomplices.
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Other times readers would scour Usenet and send them into magazines, as Amrich and his friend Carl had done for Mortal Kombat.
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China also appeared to have given greater access to North Korean security agents to scour its northeast for defectors to drag home.
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Trained in woodland tracking, they scour the 230 square miles of the forest, looking for clues that could lead to an arrest.
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When waves break on seawalls, they "scour" the bottom — their turbulence digs away at the sand at the base of the seawall.
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Caroline Constas is known for creating the kind of breezy off-the-shoulder tops and dresses that beg you to scour Kayak.
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Patients from Russia to Britain desperately hunt for drugs through online "buyers' clubs" — networks that scour the world for cheaper generic medicines.
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Snapshot: Above, objects from London's past recovered by so-called mudlarks, who scour the edge of the River Thames at low tide.
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Snapshot: Above, objects from London's past recovered by so-called mudlarks, who scour the edges of the River Thames at low tide.
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But thankfully, in 2019, nobody needs to scour their face with, like, a hunk of gravel to get rid of dead skin.
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I fought the urge to berate her and began to scour the internet for information on bank scams that involved sworn secrecy.
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His very English ironies do not scour or scathe, like Evelyn Waugh's; instead, by a charitable sleight of hand, they offer consolation.
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That means if you want to get your hands on one, you'll have to scour the aisles typically near the store's entrance.
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Paris's annual "solidarity night", when volunteers systematically scour the city to count everyone sleeping rough, found 3,622 people in February this year.
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The death toll is expected to go up as search and rescue crews scour the ruins in Grand Bahama and Abaco islands.
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Parents drive long distances to scour stores for the one item in short supply at exactly the moment when everyone wants it.
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Even now, most Americans would still rather get into a car, drive to the store, and scour the supermarket aisles each week.
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The team will scour the debris and find and retrieve bodies at the surface, to clear the way for excavators to dig deeper.
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NTBG acquired its first drone in February, and has been using it to scour remote areas where many native species are taking refuge.
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The people at Mode got to scour thrift stores for dozens of pairs of vintage high heels to represent the past 10 decades.
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Evangelists roam around preaching the word of God, volunteer hairdressers provide free trims, and dentists scour around migrants' mouths for cavities to fill.
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He peppered his lectures with technical words like "regmaglypt," the thumbprint impression caused when hot atmospheric gases scour the surface of a meteorite.
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The Canadian government is seeking a company that will scour social media and the dark web for data on Canadians' use of cannabis.
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Investigators will scour the wreckage and interview pilots, controllers and witnesses for clues to any technical malfunctions, human error or weather-related problems.
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To find out, a team of ex-NASA scientists is now seeking private funding to scour the Alpha Centauri system for habitable planets.
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Sadly, CVS doesn't carry the leggings Ryan wore on its website, so you'll have to scour your local store for his exact pair.
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These scammers then scour dating apps and social media sites for targets that they then spend time courting and building a rapport with.
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At this time of the week, we usually like to scour the web for great prices on our favorite headphones or gaming consoles.
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Jayme's escape was a massive lift to Barron, her hometown of 3,400 people, many of whom helped police scour the countryside for her.
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Fact-checkers are often journalists who set up non-profits or work at mainstream media outlets to scour the web for viral falsehoods.
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I'll approach an area, scour around for an air duct, seek out a computer terminal to hack, and leave through the same path.
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The oil firm said it would continue to scour the blast site, but that progress was slow, given the scale of the damage.
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Private equity giant KKR has hired Northwestern Mutual's chief technology officer to develop ways for the firm to scour data for investment ideas.
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The Greek Shipping Ministry said that two Coast Guard vessels and three helicopters had been sent to scour the area for more survivors.
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According to NASA, after Dr. Ogorodov looked at the images, he said the scratches were "undoubtedly" ice scour marks, melting away the mystery.
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Uber cofounder and former CEO Travis Kalanick studied computer engineering at UCLA before dropping out to work on now-defunct search engine Scour.
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In many instances, what's old is new again, so you won't have to scour the secondary market to find the pieces you want.
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Don't neglect to check where your money is goingMy mom would carefully scour store receipts to make sure she wasn't overcharged for anything.
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The Hunt To find their first New York home, a Southerner and his four-legged roommate scour Lower Manhattan for dog-friendly abodes.
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Now, the capital is turning to new technology to help pinpoint the litter so that human divers can scour it off the seabed.
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The Trump administration's unbridled enforcement of immigration laws has intensified the threat, as the authorities scour the country, targeting more people for deportation.
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Fire marshals sent a dog to scour the building for evidence of an accelerant that may have been used to start the blaze.
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After a lesson where students learn about flavor molecules, Mr. McKowen said, students go home and scour ingredient labels for chemicals they recognize.
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They scour their own portfolios and probe their founders, trying to find a tip to a deal that their competitor may have missed.
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She had to take him to the local junkyard to scour for typewriters that he would eventually dismantle on the living room floor.
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Birnbaum and Dye started a small pilot study to scour the blood of 23 cats, including 11 with hyperthyroidism, for traces of PBDEs.
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Snapshot: Above, objects from London's past recovered from the River Thames by so-called mudlarks, who scour the river edge at low tide.
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Separately, experts who scour satellite images of the North's nuclear site for signs of its next weapons test found something unusual: volleyball games.
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Scour sites like Chairish and the marketplace section of Apartment Therapy for local, gently used pieces, and browse flea markets for inexpensive finds.
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Many of the world's most impoverished people are forced to live in dangerous conditions, some near garbage sites which they scour for food.
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The funds would scour the globe trying to find a friendly jurisdiction to seize the country's assets and sidestep the rule of sovereign immunity.
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For 12 hours at a time, he'll scour a giant green net set up between thatched huts, looking for resting mosquitoes every 20 minutes.
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Much of it enters the local economy, often with the help of scavengers, who scour the mountains of waste for stuff they can sell.
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Veritas thinks AI will help interpret the genetic risk of certain diseases and scour the ever-growing databases of genomic, medical, and scientific research.
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The Navy used a Bluefin-21 to search for wreckage of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, descending to 5,000 feet to scour the ocean floor.
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My task is to scour IMDB for the names of everyone who worked on any movie Johnny's starred in for the past three years.
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" Anastasia Genicoff: "I wouldn't I say I scour the internet looking for outfit inspiration, but I will often stumble across inspiration, especially on Instagram.
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I started off simple by cutting a grapefruit in half and adding a ton of coarse salt before using it to scour my tub.
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Shy and near-sighted, pangolins only venture out from the safety of their burrows or tree-top homes at night to scour for insects.
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It's committed some $2015.5 million over ten years to the project, and scientists here are anxious to use the instrument to scour the skies.
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US military divers continue to search the flooded areas of the McCain for the missing sailors while ships and planes scour the nearby seas.
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Tools like Google's shopping search make it easy to quickly scour the web based on specific criteria like price point, brand, style, and colour.
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A few startups have experimented with drones that use a technology called LIDAR, an optical version of radar, to scour countryside for unexploded munitions.
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Houchins went back to Nashville to scour the internet for anything that sounded even remotely like a mud park and started making phone calls.
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And so, Riaz Soomro had to scour his neighborhood for a cab that could take his ailing 62-year-old father to a clinic.
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In early 215, they examined the top one million websites in the world, using special bots they developed to scour them for tracking mechanisms.
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You didn't have YouTube or Spotify; if you wanted to participate, you had to scour import bins in Tower Records or DJ-specialty shops.
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And if the algorithm worked, palliative-care teams would be relieved from having to manually scour charts, hunting for those most likely to benefit.
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Then the value of media rights for European soccer soared, and those new riches enabled clubs to scour the world for the best talent.
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His team would scour social media to understand the trajectory of Mr. Trump's tweets and how much damage they could do to a brand.
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Play like a champion as you scour these money shots and try to find the differences between the two almost identical Vince Vaughn snaps.
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To get a consistent measure of uncertainty over time, they scour country reports from the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist.
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Another vital part of the job was to scour the marketplace for trends and talent that could create an exclusive image for the store.
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After all, campaigns analyze polls to determine which candidate attributes to focus on, while pundits scour the results to predict which candidate will triumph.
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I spent a good three months trying to find one and failing, [so] in my most desperate of hours I decided to scour Amazon.
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There are predictions of rain on the horizon -- we scour the weather sites, hopefully, but for now the chilly air is poison and stagnant.
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An individual with a heroin addiction not yet considered as "not treatable" has to scour the streets to buy illegal heroin of questionable quality.
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They feared Dylan had pushed him too far, and they began to scour their email archives, text messages, and the web for evidence of abuse.
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We scour Marshalls, Ross, and Target, and get shoes and PJs for him, a new summer dress for me, and flip-flops for my husband.
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METEORITE HUNTERS: SCIENTISTS SET TO SCOUR ANTARCTICA FOR RARE SPACE ROCKS A small chunk of an asteroid or comet is also known as a meteoroid.
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The site uses homegrown technology to scour 10 million listings a day and takes down an average of 25 listings for every complaint, Tsai said.
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Imagine that in the context of Scour, where it was an early file-sharing startup along the lines of Napster and that sort of thing.
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H&R Block has you covered with its ability to scour every new tax law and deduction to make sure your return will benefit you.
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But when it does take aim to disturb, the film unleashes the kind of traumatic imagery you wish you could scour from your memory afterward.
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Anderson said at the time the amount was meant to cover the cost of an independent auditor to scour Aurora's systems for confidential Tesla information.
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Intelligence officials are expected to scour the new material for information about ties between Mr. al-Baghdadi and the Islamic State's affiliates in other countries.
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Both Windows and macOS have built-in disk checking tools which will scour locally installed drives for obvious errors and patch them up if possible.
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His role helps lead the mission as the Navy SEALS scour Eastern Europe and infiltrate hostile territory to track the mastermind behind a jihadist network.
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Serejo estimated that perhaps 10 percent of the museum's collections survived, though fire investigators will scour the museum to discover exactly what ancient artifacts remain.
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Rescuers mounted hydraulic ladders and a crane to scour the ruins, plucking survivors to safety, with hundreds taken to hospital, though many were quickly released.
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Because my sculptures involve so many textures and layers, and because the flavors are so specific, I tend to scour the internet before making something.
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They use predictive algorithms to scour data for complex relationships most associated with default, which are then combined into a tailored prediction of credit risk.
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Intrigued by the find, Anton Wallner from The Australian National University assembled an international team to scour the seafloor for additional evidence of stellar entrails.
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Execs hope their machines will eventually be able to scour years of market data or Bloomberg chats to deliver clients tailored trades or investment ideas.
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The sale to Tianqi comes as Chinese companies increasingly scour the globe for the raw materials necessary to ramp up Chinese production of electric vehicles.
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What you do is you scour the landscape to see what is eroding up from below or being carried down along the slope from above.
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They will not scour the country for a health plan implemented by a Republican governor, as Obama did before finding Mitt Romney's reforms in Massachusetts.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve will release its 'Beige Book' on Wednesday which investors will scour for comments on how trade tensions were affecting business outlook.
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His performances against the Yankees have become so bad that Price said he would scour videotape for evidence that he may be tipping his pitches.
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Scientists routinely scour data sets on large populations looking for links between specific foods or diets and health outcomes like chronic disease and life span.
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He hauled the woman out, and we had to unlock our cells and scour the filthy, sparse room for ways to escape without getting caught.
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The city's coal districts are now in a state of siege as inspectors scour mines, coal processing facilities, chemical plants and storage depots for violations.
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But don't worry: We still had plenty of time to scour the web for our favorite bargains on everything from Instant Pots to gaming laptops.
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Undocumented immigrants scheduled for deportation will lock their doors this weekend as federal agents scour some of the largest U.S. cities looking to make arrests.
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In Italy, in contrast, taxi drivers — already struggling on hourly wages undercut by the rise of ride-hailing services — scour for fares amid the outbreak.
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Like most security software, Kaspersky Lab's products require access to everything stored on a computer in order to scour it for viruses or other dangers.
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It would be necessary, he explained, to scour every detail of the oligarch's lifestyle for weak spots that could be exploited by the Kremlin's assassins.
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When they were in the Hamptons, they would scour tag sales, go out for brunch and visit open houses, limiting their search to waterfront properties.
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The state has no record of a previous black bear attack, he said, although he added it was difficult to scour data from before 1900.
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Scour American history and you will find Democrats and Republicans slandering each other, undermining each other, plotting against each other, even physically assaulting each other.
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On other models, I had to scour the instruction manuals and, in one case, search the internet for a way to stop the automatic features.
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As we discussed above, though, there's often a huge scale problem: scour the entire internet for a few angry people, and you'll probably find some.
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Eventually, private companies hope to scour the Moon's surface for water ice, which they could turn into drinking water or rocket fuel for lunar bases.
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Police said they remained committed to recovering the two bodies and that police and military divers were continuing to scour the waters around the island.
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Wait 5-10 minutes for the humans and/or robots on the other end to scour the Internet on your behalf and pick a single title.
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So WIRED sent photographer Zak Krevitt out to scour the floor at New York Comic Con last weekend to find all the best cosplayers he could.
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Historic England, another public body, has dispatched aerial reconnaissance teams from bases in York and Swindon to scour the country for Roman villas and prehistoric forts.
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Although we can't be quite certain which exact shade the Duchess was wearing, we did scour our favorite beauty brands to find shades just like it.
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Scott's first investment in Sri Lanka was in the food and beverage sector, while he took time to scour the country for a suitable hotel property.
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It is to comb all the statements made by corporate executives, to scour the industry trends and arrive at an accurate forecast of the company's profits.
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Yet the Cuban designer must rummage through trash bins and scour the sidewalks of Havana for scraps of wood and obsolete electrical devices to manufacture them.
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Given that cops regularly scour social media to make their jobs easier, perhaps uploading the video for the world to see was not his wisest decision.
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The company does a good job sourcing its phone cases, and if you don't want to scour the internet for a unique case, UO's got you.
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Look For Weekend Work Some unemployed workers may seek part-time jobs to earn money while they scour their industry of choice for full-time positions.
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As he faces hot button issues, court watchers and his colleagues will scour his opinions and comments from the bench for any clues to his jurisprudence.
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He used a list of Twitter handles associated with the IRA to scour sites like Tumblr for suspicious content posted by accounts of the same name.
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As filming on Season 8 Game of Thrones comes to an end, fans continue to scour the sets for clues on what lies ahead for Westeros.
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Scour filed for bankruptcy protection to save itself from a $250 billion copyright-infringement lawsuit brought by the three big film and music industry trade groups.
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At several points during our consultation I squint my eyes and scour the monitor for signs of any of the elements of handsomeness bulleted by Eviatar.
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But in Mr. Trump's case, they also arguably sapped the journalistic will to scour his record as aggressively as those of his supposedly more serious rivals.
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It's also typical of the provocative sentiments offered by this band of fund managers who are based in Edinburgh, but scour the world looking for opportunities.
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The extension would scour the comments of a designated photograph for specially crafted messages that contained a web address used to communicate with the home base.
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As shopping writers, we sift through hundreds of reviews and scour the internet to bring you the best deals on the products you need the most.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve will release its 'Beige Book' on Wednesday, which investors will scour for comments on how trade tensions were affecting the business outlook.
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After some months of training Sangmanee, he got on his motorbike to scour the Thai countryside and set up fights for the 219-year-old southpaw.
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The Federal Reserve will release its "Beige Book" on Wednesday and investors will scour it for comments on how trade tensions are affecting the business outlook.
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Artists like Jenny Holzer continue to scour through declassified records from September 11 and its aftermath to understand the nature of the Bush administration's terrorist rhetoric.
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To determine the health of the economy, you could scrutinize the minutes of Federal Reserve meetings, pore over the latest economic data and scour trade publications.
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There is a lingering resentment among many Brazilian goalkeepers that they are overlooked by the swarms of European scouts who scour the country looking for talent.
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But Mr. Vance joined Mr. Case's investment firm this year to scour the Midwest for small yet promising start-ups, particularly for a new seed fund.
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Buyers don't want to bundle up on winter mornings and scour for merchandise that can be found easily on eBay, Etsy or 1stdibs, with better guarantees.
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The company, Scour, became a peer-to-peer file exchange similar to Napster, which let people digitally share music and media files through legally dubious means.
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Scour, which was eventually sued for $22.8 billion for alleged copyright infringement, filed for bankruptcy in October 22016, a move that protected it from the suit.
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Mathematicians dream of achieving similar results for the ordinary numbers; they'll scour the new proof for insights they could apply to primes on the number line.
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They employ cadres of buyers to scour the city each day for fruits, vegetables and nonperishable goods, bearing budgets that overwhelm those of the average household.
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It could open a wellspring of opportunities to consumers, allowing wine lovers to scour the country for hard-to-find bottles and the best retail deals.
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The events in Charlottesville seem to have galvanized tech companies to scour their platforms for white nationalists and supremacists and eliminate related accounts from their services.
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Then, they pay them a pittance to scour precious metals from high-tech gadgets, which are constantly being tossed out by the richest societies on Earth.
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Google claims Gboard is using AI to scour thousands of emoji and stickers for the right ones, but it's mainly going off of the keywords you use.
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The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (dubbed TESS for short) is set to embark on a two-year mission to scour our cosmic neighborhood for potentially habitable worlds.
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As both parties scour the exit polls for answers, they may have trouble distinguishing between fundamental shifts in the electorate and a strong distaste for both candidates.
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METEORITE HUNTERS: SCIENTISTS SET TO SCOUR ANTARCTICA FOR RARE SPACE ROCKS In addition to its scientific research, E/V Nautilus has also captured stunning images of shipwrecks.
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But now, they've turned into an alternate 911 for less-serious concerns, as first responders triage rescue efforts and scour collapsed buildings for the living and dead.
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To fill that gap, he and his colleagues began to scour historical records of the bay and coast for clues to how the California landscape once looked.
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I scour the kitchen countertops (which are crusty from rolling out all the pie dough), clean the bathroom mirror, counter, sink, and toilet, and vacuum the floors.
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One miner sits at the table with his fork and knife, coal-blackened as the devil himself, too hungry to let his wife scour off the muck.
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In Somalia pirates still scour the oceans, looking for unprotected ships, so the frigates and private guards will be needed as long as chaos reigns on land.
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We asked Rosemary Joyce, an anthropologist at the University of California, Berkeley who specialises in Honduras, to scour our spreadsheet to see if that was the case.
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A search team of 150 rescue workers have been despatched to scour the area, which is known to be inhabited by bears, to look for the boy.
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The Alam brothers -- Skyler, Levi, Madison and Casey -- are playing the White House Easter Egg Roll Monday, where 25,000 kids will scour the grounds for Easter eggs.
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Leveraging machine learning algorithms that scour social media, Choosy quickly whips up fashion designs, sends them to China for manufacturing and offers flash-fashion items via Instagram.
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Between accepting the job and his start date, Prinz had about three weeks to scour Bay Area housing options and transplant his life from Texas to California.
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Increasingly, however, the profit margins can be found above the computing guts, in particular with artificial intelligence technology that helps companies scour data to make smart decisions.
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You'll want to use that extra time to scour the ad scans to plan what you'll be buying and which store has the best price on it.
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Google contractors have been conducting "field research" since early July, where contractors scour major American city streets handing out $5 gift cards in exchange for face scans.
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Scour the invite and wedding website, too: Certain wedding details, like a black-tie dress code or no kids allowed, can be red flags for extra expenses.
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At the moment, it can only scour for dresses, but in September, Fyndbot will expand to include women's tops, skirts, and pants, plus an additional retailer partnership.
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They scour his bed sheets for semen and, when they find none, conclude that it's because his parents' bedroom is next door, and the walls are thin.
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The Nautilus is equipped with deep sea robots, known as remote operated vehicles (ROVs), that are designed to scour the ocean floor with cameras and other equipment.
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The mission plans to place a rover vehicle, the Rosalind Franklin, on the surface of the red planet to help scour it for signs of past life.
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The mission plans to place a rover vehicle, the Rosalind Franklin, on the surface of the red planet to help scour it for signs of past life.
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With a few clicks of the mouse, eager consumers could seek out wine shops all over the country, scour their inventories and order the bottles they wanted.
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He went on to scour the United States and visit more than 150 countries to explore the relationships between money and the societies and cultures it served.
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I quiz every Thai person I meet, trade tips with diplomats and scour the streets for high-end and hole-in-the-wall restaurants that hold promise.
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Those agencies recruiting manual labor scour the Continent for people willing to pick vegetables in Britain, pour concrete in France or work assembly lines in Eastern Europe.
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The scouts scour games from Argentina's lower leagues and a handful of South American countries on Wyscout, a content platform that streams action from across the world.
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In the first episode, scholars scour old documents and use 3-D computer mapping techniques to uncover the site of the 17th-century Salem witch trial hangings.
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One strategy is to scour both social media and official news wires for every piece of visual content, scrutinize it and create a basic timeline and map.
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But more recently the label has stuck to London's hobbyists, history buffs and treasure hunters who scour the river edge searching for objects from the city's past.
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After all, it was his modernist, thorny, often opaque writing that propelled critics and scholars to scour his private papers looking for clues in the first place.
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The mezzo-soprano Peabody Southwell also spends much of the evening naked, lying on a table and singing as examiners scour her body for signs of evil.
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When most people buy a house, they enlist the help of an agent to help advise them on the best neighborhoods, scour listings and streamline the process.
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Officers moved quickly to seal the perimeter of the island and began to scour the area with K-9 units as a Police Department helicopter hovered overhead.
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She wanted today's deal to require YouTube to scour its platform for kids content — instead of simply making it ask video makers to comply with its rules.
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Computer algorithms scour the market seeking to spot tiny price discrepancies before others, while high-end fiber optic underground cables wire the data between cities and countries.
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Computer algorithms scour the market seeking to spot tiny price discrepancies before others, while high-end fibre optic underground cables wire the data between cities and countries.
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Computer algorithms scour the market seeking to spot tiny price discrepancies before others, while high-end fiber optic underground cables wire the data between cities and countries.
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"I'm up at dawn on Fridays to join the lines," said lift operator Julietta Jimenez, 33, as she headed out with her parents to scour Caracas supermarkets.
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Since then, he has continued to scour for credible reports, including those about marijuana since legalization began to take root — but, again, has found no credible cases.
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The way to find it is at night; you have to walk up this pretty steep forest trail and then, just using your headlamp, scour the trees.
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But between work and play, there isn't always time to scroll through pages of product, let alone drive to the mall and scour every section of the store.
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Massive snooping programs were sweeping up our "metadata"—who we talk to, where we go—while court orders allowed investigators to scour what we stored in the cloud.
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But on the plus side, if you're into creating your own memes, you'll no longer have to scour Google looking for an original version of a photo.[Nvidia]
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So all of Carey's devoted lambs will have to scour the Strip for the diva-approved dentist if they want to experience the star's take on Vegas fun.
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Facebook's software will detect the expression portrayed by the emoticon, then scour a user's pictures to find an appropriate image to replace the emoji with in the message.
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Scavengers who in the thousands scour mountains of loose earth and rubble for nuggets of jade are sometimes buried alive, including 114 killed in a landslide in November.
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But that also makes it harder to stand out and catch the attention of one of Cirque's casting directors, who scour the world looking for the right fit.
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The Washington Free Beacon, a conservative website, confirmed last week it originally retained the political research firm Fusion GPS to scour then-candidate Trump's background for negative information.
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And they continue to sit there, likely untouched or only lightly searched, even as companies continue to scour for new potential candidates for roles they need to fill.
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Earlier this week, Australian authorities searching for the jet said they had lost a deep-water sonar detector being used to scour a patch of the ocean floor.
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That depth, Smith said, should be within the operational capacity of remotely operated vehicles, or ROVs, to scour the seafloor for any debris and locate the black boxes.
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Scour your social media comments and mentions, blog post comments and reader emails to find topics your audience actually wants and needs you to cover for them. 3.
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Scour the invite and wedding website, too: Certain wedding details, such as a black-tie dress code or no kids allowed, can be red flags for extra expenses.
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Let's ask you guys, our audience, this question: do you actually scour Twitter and Facebook for Drake's name and flock to it regardless of what it's attached to?
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She and other paleoscientists and archaeologists scour the past for clues to help drive our future, and are finding a history of survival among people and animals alike.
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Travelers who want a one-on-one connection with their host should scour Airbnb before booking and ensure that their host only has one or a few listings.
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When looking for influencers to promote their products, companies scour the internet to find popular people and websites whose audiences the brand hopes to connect with, he said.
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If you own a Mac computer, you don't have to scour the web to find and pay for an online file converter — you have one already built in.
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Still, slow demand could swell port stocks further as more shipments tied to Chinese mills' long-term contracts with miners arrive and traders scour the market for clients.
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I'd scour the weekly ads for the best sales, and then my mother and I would get together on my day off and do my weekly grocery shopping.
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Scour flea markets, thrift shops, and even your own storage closet for old textbooks, concert flyers, and record covers — you'll find a slew of cheap but compelling images.
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Academic researchers and self-taught vigilantes alike scour through networks of misinformation on social media platforms, their findings prompting — or sometimes, failing to prompt — the takedown of propaganda.
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We scour interviews like detectives, hoping to gather clues about what it takes to turn the ideas in our heads into bound books with our names on them.
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South Korean lawmakers are fighting back however, and have set up a dedicated squad of female crime fighters in Seoul who scour the city's bathrooms for hidden cameras.
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Enthusiasts who scour the internet might find a car overseas that had been built to conform to United States regulations, but the choices will most likely be limited.
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We employ more than 1,450 journalists who scour the world for the most important stories and then bring them to life in the most creative and compelling ways.
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I scour the paper until about 303 when I turn on the Sunday morning shows to get more ideas, but also to be on top of things myself.
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"First, you have to really do your research," meaning a person needs to scour her family's genealogy, where she is practically guaranteed to find all manner of surprises.
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We want to give into the drunk, so we scour the apartment for some alcohol and come up with half a bottle of Dr. Mcguillicuddys and some beer.
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Working in teams under cover of darkness, students would scour burial grounds looking for freshly turned earth, keeping an eye out for relatives sent to watch the grave.
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This being the site of the biggest World War II battle on German soil, a team was chosen to scour the proposed bike path route for abandoned ordnance.
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And the death toll is expected to rise as first responders continue to scour the devastation left in its wake Monday, according to Lee County Sheriff Jay Jones.
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NASA launched the Parker Solar Probe to study the sun, InSight to listen for tectonic activity on Mars and TESS to scour the Milky Way galaxy for planets.
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And Warren has stocked her political staff with a research team directed to scour her past for political vulnerabilities — an undertaking that appears aimed at a national bid.
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In order to sell in the Russian market, the tech companies let a Russian defense agency scour the inner workings, or source code, of some of their products.
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Current employees should also scour work perks on offer to make sure they're not leaving money on the table in the form of discounts, incentives and financial wellness initiatives.
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We were wondering the same thing, so we decided to go hunt down a bunch of customer reviews and scour providers' websites for the best values for various needs.
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Complicating matters is that reporters increasingly scour pre-print servers for scoops, leading to news coverage of science that has yet to go through the rigor of peer-review.
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Movie studios scour the children's bestseller lists for properties they can turn into the next Harry Potter: hence Twilight and The Hunger Games and Divergent and all the rest.
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But when we're not in fight-or-flight mode and franticly looking for something to wear, it can seem like a nightmare to patiently scour the hundreds of racks.
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"Islamic State uses headhunters who scour the Internet for children that can be approached and tries to radicalize these children, or recruit these children for terrorist attacks," he said.
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Rolls-Royce will scour the world to find ever more unique wood grains, while GM will relentlessly cut material costs to provide features customers demand at mass-market prices.
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The denouement involves a lot of back-tracking—which is probably another of Prey's major issues—as you scour old ground for the second, third, or even fourth time.
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TikTok has exploded onto the US social scene in the last year, attracting millions of teens who scour the platform for viral memes and create their own short videos.
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Members of Voice 370, an MH370 next-of-kin support group, were speaking ahead of a trip to Madagascar, where they hoped to scour the country's beaches for debris.
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Since you don't have all day to scour the web for noteworthy sales and discounts, we rounded up the best bargains for you to shop in one convenient place.
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I love to scour perilous locations for hidden items; my four-year-old simply wants to toss Cappy on a fish and swim around the game's crystal clear lakes.
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For the classic gaming junkies, there's a ton of fun little references and fourth-wall breaking, too, giving you even more reason to scour every inch of its world.
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Credit Karma's existing ID-monitoring tool searches 4.5 billion public breaches for a user's personal data, but the improved service will scour additional breaches culled from the dark web.
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Yao and a team of about a dozen part-time analysts scour information from China's exchanges and clearing houses to produce ratings, analyses and pricing models for new bonds.
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These teams would go out and scour areas that used to be bountiful with Sehuencas water frogs in hopes of finding an overlooked female to set up with Romeo.
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That is, their campaigns hire lawyers and investigators who scour all the forgotten corners of their lives, looking for any questionable activities that could be weaponized by the opposition.
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No word yet on where we can cop one of these brilliant shirts, but there's already a ton of Simone Biles merch to go around if you scour Google.
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On a residential street in Paradise lined with obliterated houses, a 10-member search crew wearing white protective suits and red helmets used a dog to scour the debris.
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They have taught the application to scour the web for information about each of the characters, which is then processed by artificial intelligence algorithms to assess their survival chances.
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But if he decides not to, they'll be published in full on the National Archives' website Thursday, where you will be able to scour them to your heart's content.
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U.S. savers who routinely scour personal finance sites for the best deposit rates are soon going to see an unusual bank at the top of the list: Goldman Sachs.
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To find these kinds of quirky regional stories, I monitor social media, numerous news outlets and programs called Dataminr and CrowdTangle that scour social media for developing news stories.
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"Families scour the streets for discarded blankets, cloths or scraps of cloth that can be boiled — in an attempt to sterilize them — and used as bandages," the report said.
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Even if they aren't healing, this record feels like a step in the right direction, a way to scour out some of the muck, and take another step forward.
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Because California wildfires have been devastating in recent years, Oakland Fire Fighters scour neighborhoods looking for fuel, such as dead trees and brush, to help mitigate a potential disaster.
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Yes, he acknowledged, his scouts and data analysts have begun to scour the market for the thing the Yankees will need most in October — a difference-making starting pitcher.
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A flea market enthusiast since her New York University days, Ms. Tierney used to scour ones in Chelsea and SoHo, but now, she noted, they're mostly gone from Manhattan.
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Gina Raimondo has told reporters her state is trying "to scour the world to find all the supplies we need in order to do the testing," with mixed success.
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The rapper Rick Ross, the songwriter The-Dream and Lenny S. of Roc Nation scour Atlanta for unsigned hip-hop and R&B artists in this new competition series.
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They often scour databases of business loans - such as those by OnDeck or Kabbage - and use them as marketing leads to find new borrowers, online lending executives and investors said.
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Chan, appointed in November 2015, is due to hold a speech at a Macau Gaming conference on Wednesday, which industry watchers will scour for details on any new regulatory measures.
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In its most extreme iteration, this would mean YouTube adding something like a movement-analysis feature to its Content ID system, using machine learning to scour uploads for illicit moonwalking.
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You're never too old for an Easter egg hunt -- so grab a basket and scour the celebrity snapshot to find the hidden Easter eggs we've concealed in these fun photos.
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It developed "crawlers", programs that scour the internet for indecent images, and a "hashing" system, a one-way encryption technique that allows analysts to match images without storing the original.
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To scour the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's website for precious datasets on ocean temperatures, greenhouse gas concentrations and the like, and to place those datasets out of harm's way.
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It has become customary to scour economic reports for clues as to what the Federal Reserve will do next — continue to raise interest rates, hold them steady or cut them?
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Police said SWAT teams were continuing to scour the mall and that anyone remaining in the shopping center should "shelter in place" until they were reached by officers for evacuation.
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On their own, with no guidance or support, these amateur journalists have begun to connect dots, uncover previously unreported information, and learn how to scour the internet for useful data.
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Kjell Inge Røkke, described in Forbes magazine as a "ruthless corporate raider", wants to build a 596-foot marine research ship that will scour the seas scooping up plastic litter.
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Once the defense has access to those records, they will scour them for any evidence that could suggest de la Huerta was not in a sound mindset at the time.
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Hiding beneath this nutty photo is a smokin' hot Hollywood star ... don't trip while you scour the snap and try to figure out the A-lister behind the frowny face!
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The government has ordered all mining activity in Hpakant to cease during Myanmar's May-October monsoon season, but people in the area say scavengers still scour tailing piles for jade.
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She hired scientists and researchers to scour medical journals for relevant information, and she partnered with fertility clinics around the country to combine their patient information into a single database.
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The Bank of America Premium Rewards card stands out amongst restrictive competitors — it&aposs flexible, you don&apost need to scour award charts, and your earning (statement credits) post automatically.
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Dan DeWolf told CNN affiliate WTEN that he believes the deaths are an isolated incident, but urged residents to remain cautious as detectives scour the scene and interview victims' relatives.
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Bike Chain Bottle Opener, $10, available at UncommonGoodsA group of artisans in Oregon scour bike shops across the country to find used bicycle parts and give them a new life.
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The engineers at Brain claim they have developed an advanced algorithm that serves up the most contextually relevant information to a user without the need to scour through search results.
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Traffic is pretty much non-existent apart from the cab-less trucks that dwarf me as they pass, kicking up clouds of pale dust that scour my eyes with grit.
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Local officials say the death toll is expected to go up as search teams scour the wreckage — only 30 percent of the building had been searched as of Sunday afternoon.
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In New York alone, more than 2,500 people were instructed to self-quarantine as health officials scour for anyone who may have been exposed to the state's first coronavirus cases.
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Such isolated bright spots have been swamped out by the overall gloom in the stock markets this earnings season as investors scour results for indications that earnings growth will slow.
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About 600 Daegu police officers were deployed to knock on doors, track phones, and scour security camera footage to find them, as members often don't answer phone calls from nonmembers.
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But tech work may get there even sooner, as technology and lack of physical demands allow, and thus incentivize, bosses to scour the globe for the cheapest, most atomized workers.
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Dr. Dyar and her colleagues will scour materials from Apollo 15, 16, and 17, searching for yellow, orange and green glass beads roughly the size of a grain of salt.
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We at The Learning Network scour The New York Times each day to find high-interest content for your classes to discuss and write about in our daily writing prompts.
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But I'm thinking about me at 15 having to scour my local library, the internet and every other place to find the plays by black writers that felt like me.
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The Pisch siblings scour for vintage items together and collaborated on designing a Grateful Dead T-shirt that the singer John Mayer wore last summer to one of his gigs.
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The digital break-in was one of the latest instances of "Zoom bombing," a tactic in which trolls scour the internet for links to video conferences and then harass participants.
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You can scour the internet for low prices on rooms and airfares, but at some point you just have to pull the trigger so you can start planning your trip.
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Though the material is easy to clean, with their rotating pieces and drawers, the puzzles are a challenge to scour properly and, once washed, never seem to completely dry out.
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Upside: Online shopping is a great tactic for overworked professionals who have little time to scour the grocery store shelves or commute to the only Sephora or Target in town.
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They often scour databases of business loans – such as those by OnDeck or Kabbage – and use them as marketing leads to find new borrowers, online lending executives and investors said.
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"And at night, he'd go to these major sites with teams of people and he'd scour the sites for nails and sawdust and small pieces of wood," Mr. Trump said.
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Although Mr. Northam has so far withstood calls for his resignation, the turmoil here has prompted scholars and strategists to scour the Virginia Constitution's provisions on succession to the governor.
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Warren Buffett releases his annual letter to shareholders on Saturday and investors will scour the document for any insight from the billionaire on his Kraft stake and relationship with 3G.
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A 10-member forensics search team wearing white protective suits and red helmets used a dog to scour the debris on one residential street in Paradise lined with razed houses.
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And it's very much unlike a traditional publisher platform that will have 1,000 editors, maybe they'll scour the internet for the best images and I'll put them together in a listicle.
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While you may not need to scour the internet for every intricate prophecy and feud like you would for HBO's fantasy blockbuster, that doesn't mean your Sabrina memory is perfect, either.
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Until we get all the facts, we'll just have to up our weekly Trader Joe's visits to daily ones and scour the candy aisle until we find the treats for ourselves.
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It's an all-volunteer organization with affiliates across the country, where people scour the "backsides" of racetracks every weekend and document the horses up for sale, executive director Nancy Koch said.
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EagleVision X1, programmed with search terms that were set for clients (for instance, "Lloyd Blankfein," for Goldman Sachs), would scour the networks, then deposit what it found in the Data Store.
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The production figures were divulged a day ahead of quarterly results for Vale, which investors are expected to scour for information about its game plan for putting the disaster behind it.
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This came after the first — a pioneering file-sharing company named Scour — ended in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, an act necessary to avoid a $250 billion lawsuit from the music industry.
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But Gerry Zhang, a graduate student at UC Berkeley and part of the Breakthrough Listen project, created a convolutional neural network system that would theoretically scour the data set more effectively.
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But its primary mission will be using its 7-foot-long, turret-tipped arm (the gray, cylindrical device on the right, pointing at you) to scour the soil for microbial life.
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Zalando started suggesting outfits to all its regular customers in November, using algorithms that scour their shopping history as well as the millions of styles put together by Zalon's fashion experts.
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But it has limitations: one would scour its pages in vain to find any acknowledgment that private initiative, or even problem-solving human ingenuity, could ease the travails of the Earth.
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Nor were they likely to go back and listen to or read transcripts of the speech to scour for inconsistencies when the primary source stood before them telling them what transpired.
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With their main customers—politicians and legislators—more eager to probe their digestive tracts rather than scour policy pamphlets for ideas, one might wonder whether think-tanks have had their day.
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This lifestyle guru (seriously, she's an expert on beauty, fashion, and all things things internet ease) helped me scour NYC for the best workout you can do in your living room.
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As Gizmodo reported earlier this year, these K2 planets are among the first worlds whose atmospheres we'll scour for signs of life with the James Webb Space Telescope and future missions.
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The part of the story that I think is really interesting, he was part of the founding team of this company called Scour, which as you said went completely belly up.
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This caused men to migrate north to search the desert for gold, harvest dates, or scour the capital Khartoum for odd jobs, as families waited for them to send money home.
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TheKona 360° Grill Brushis our top choice because its triple coil design allows it to scour large swathes of the grill with each pass, cleaning the surface on top and bottom.
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On Friday morning, the Thai Navy, marine police and local fishermen were still searching for survivors off the coast of Phuket, dispatching helicopters, fishing vessels and divers to scour the waters.
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My cormorantScreenshot: Ryan Mandelbaum (Google Street View)Lund founded Google Street View Birding, a private Facebook community of birders who scour Google Street View for grainy images of birds to identify.
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It's the ultimate lost film, unfindable and unseeable no matter how many drawers we open or vaults we scour — and yet so vivid we can imagine every frame, tiger and all.
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Assuming you have the time to hunch over and scour for diamonds across dozens of acres, Crater of Diamonds State Park sure seems to be a good place to find one.
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In April, the field saw a high-profile failure when IBM stopped selling its "Watson for Drug Discovery" system, which sought to scour medical literature and genetic data for overlooked cures.
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TEHRAN — Search-and-rescue workers continued to scour a mountainous region of Iran on Monday for a plane that crashed a day earlier, most likely killing all 66 people on board.
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If they were strong and agile enough, they might be able to bring core samples up for scientists to test, or find and plug leaks, clear paths and scour away radioactive materials.
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Most prospectors simply scour the landscape in search of mammoth bones; the use of water jets to dislodge mammoth remains from mounds or the sides of cliffs is prohibited by Yakutia law.
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While we can't help you scour your closet for something pastel and weather-appropriate, we can help with planning a manicure that will at least look like you have it all together.
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It helps you create passwords so you no longer have to periodically scour your brain to come up with random codes you're going to have to change in a few months anyway.
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This is Week-in-Review where I get hopped up on caffeine and scour the hundred of stories that emerged on TechCrunch this week and surface my favorites for your reading pleasure.
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Wonder Woman fans with a slight more modest budget can scour the 122,608 "Buy It Now" listings currently on the site for the perfect way to pay tribute to the immortal Amazon.
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After trips, aides have made it a habit to scour social media feeds for Booker selfies from the campaign trail, print them out, and mail the pictures back with a personalized note.
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Uber didn't send its people out to scour every single street corner, but it did direct them to "spot check" certain locations to ensure they didn't conflict with regulations or transit hubs.
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Tyrell tells Elliot that this is the start of a beautiful friendship, and we get to frantically scour the internet for clues about just what the hell is gonna happen next week.
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The simple-but-effective Radio Garden lets you scour the globe for stations to listen to: just rotate the map and click to listen in whatever part of the world you like.
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Food and health scares in China, most recently reports of safety lapses in the production of a rabies vaccine, are driving Chinese customers and firms to scour the globe for reliable products.
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Try not to draw a blank as you scour through these almost identical images of 'Game of Thrones' star Maisie Williams and attempt to find the differences between the two signature snaps.
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Uber is not Mr Kalanick's first startup; that was Scour, a file-sharing firm which filed for bankruptcy in 2000 after being sued by media companies for $250 billion for copyright infringement.
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According to the publication, men in suits have been roaming the halls of the West Wing carrying large handheld devices as they scour offices for devices that aren't issued by the government.
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The claims made by the researchers are indicative of the tensions between tech companies and the security experts who routinely scour their products, looking for flaws that make systems vulnerable to attacks.
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Sewell believed that Freedom was committing risk-adjustment fraud—instructing its internal coding auditors to scour medical records for places where the codes could be amplified, a practice known as "capturing" codes.
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He, an economist by training, says he'd never done anything like that before but set off to scour sites like Reddit and Hacker News for engineers who might be interested in helping.
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In New York, the Police Department spent millions to build a secure, hidden Global Terrorism Room, staffed by 125 officers who scour intelligence reports, access databases and use biometrics to identify threats.
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However, unlike the price-tracking site above, Honey will also scour each site you visit for offer codes that can be applied to your checkout total to save you even more money.
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Parnas and Fruman spent most of the last year working alongside Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump's legal henchman, in a scheme to scour Ukraine in search of dirt on Trump's Democratic rivals.
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That's good news for concerned parents, so long as they take the time to scour the nets for these latest fads and keep a watchful eye on their kids' social media pages.
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And an important part of my pre-Thanksgiving ritual is to scour YouTube for new ideas on how to prepare a meal that will make everyone happy and provide leftovers for days.
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Where human monitors once had to listen in to phone calls, now increasingly sophisticated voice recognition software can do that at scale, and algorithms scour social media messages for signs of dissent.
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Son&aposs level of involvement and influence in funding startups can vary — the Vision Fund has a team of investors who scour the globe hunting for promising startups and overseeing the deals.
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She is one of Nepal's dozens of "human interceptors" - local women who scour the 1,751-km (1,094 miles) open border to stop traffickers smuggling young women and girls into India and abroad.
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With Edgeworth as its partner, Foresight will have the ability to review online information in 200 languages, scour social media networks, search court records and even plumb the so-called dark web.
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E.T. The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the deadly truck attack in Berlin, Germany, while police continued to scour the city for the suspect who they believe is still at large.
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Hiding behind this chipmunk inspired face is a sexy Spaniard ... don't blow it as you scour the freaky photo and attempt to figure out the A-list actress in the stretched snap.
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Unless reversed, this decision threatens a generation of U.S. airline jobs and tells foreign airlines that scour the globe for cheap labor and lax employment laws that America is open for business.
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Investors are expected to scour the U.S. government's September payroll report scheduled for release on Friday and look closely for signs of wage growth, especially in light of anecdotal indications of rising wages.
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Tell your friends about your idea Tell your friends about your idea; tell them who you'd be looking for in an ideal world, and scour connections on LinkedIn for people who may fit.
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In the three years since Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 disappeared with 239 people aboard, an international search team has spent some $150 million to scour tens of thousands of square miles of ocean.
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But Chinese netizens don't just pay attention to his words; they also scour the bookshelves behind Xi, analyzing the titles and authors found there to try and gain some insight into his mind.
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On April 20th, NOAA scientists working on the Okeanos Explorer dispatched their prized Deep Discoverer robot to scour the floor of the Mariana Trench, the deepest spot on the surface of the Earth.
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The immediate priority of the partnership was to scour mainland China for copper - seen by Rio Tinto as its best growth option — with coal and potash among other commodities also of joint interest.
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Deal Squad by RetailMeNot is literally — and I really mean literally — a site where real people will scour the web to find the best price on whatever gifts you have your eye on.
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This article will focus on a quick method for locating stocks in an uptrend using a series of specific criteria to scour the entire market using the StreetSmart Edge® Screener Plus tool.
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Sudan is one of the newest countries to come onto the radar of "frontier market" investors, who scour the world for opportunities in places which are only just opening up to foreign capital.
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While the Fed is not expected to raise interest rates at its meeting ending on Wednesday, investors will scour Fed chair Janet Yellen's comments for clues indicating a path for future rate hikes.
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Tiny adapters like Lexar's are also easy to lose — as a frequent GoPro user, I can't tell you how many of the microSD-to-USB dongles I've had to scour my apartment for.
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This is all extremely convenient for a slacker like me, because I can scour those lists for the stuff that seems like it'll actually be worth my while, and share it with you!
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While us beauty gals may scour Instagram, blogs, and Pinterest for major makeup inspo, we have a little secret for you: Some of the best looks come from our favorite street style stars.
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It comes with a CrossAction brush head that reaches into every nook and cranny between and within your teeth to scour away up to 300% more plaque than a manual toothbrush would remove.
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Somebody in the audience said, 'Oh, you scour the country for the amazing players to be on your team and they play their hearts out and they want to win every single time.
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Her story is a reminder that in an age when trolls routinely scour social media looking for information they deem compromising, the wave of women running for office in 2018 face unique risks.
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But until there's a motion to move this fun-and-sun theft of a week to, say, early September, I will scour what vacations there are in this prime real estate of summer.
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But the patent is public, and Mr. Gerona said that drug labs in China and other foreign nations scour patents for information that can be useful in creating the next generation of drugs.
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For instance, they may be unfairly targeted by predictive policing tools designed with biased training data or unfairly excluded from hiring algorithms that scour social media networks to make determinations about potential candidates.
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Charlie, Hunter, Sam, Nika, and their handlers from Burnaby, Canada, make up a team of 28 pups and volunteer firefighters who are trained to scour disaster areas for the living and the dead.
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THIS TOUR GROUP WILL TAKE YOU TO DO JUST THAT Zanella says he used Google Earth to scour satellite images before his first visit, zeroing in on Majon beach on North Korea's east coast.
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Robert Frank, the photographer, used to scour the shop for early colorized photographs and lead figurines, according to Mr. Hecht, and when friends asked where to get him a gift, he sent them there.
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We'll scour the Internet, we'll listen to each other, go to their events and stuff, and it's well if that person dies and all you have was their art, that's all you would have.
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When the 30 hours of shopping and the 15 hours of preparing shipments each week became too much to handle alone, Grant hired his first employee, a friend who could help scour local stores.
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As years passed, my bust grew out of cutesy Victoria's Secret styles, forcing me to scour through racks of woebegone beige bras, settling for literally anything that appeared to keep my chest in check.
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Australia has sent a P-3 Orion surveillance aircraft to assist in the search and the U.S. Coastguard has sent a Hercules aircraft from Hawaii to scour the northern part of the search area.
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We could scour a man's background, dredging up the borderline salacious joke he told in '73 or find a witness to claim he ogled a girl in high school or once danced like Elvis.
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From dawn to dusk, scammers—be they bots, trolls, or propagandists—scour the internet searching for pictures or memes that have gone viral in the past: comfort foods, videos of things falling over, puppies.
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Consumers have long suspected some of the funds that charge them higher fees to scour the market for the best picks may in reality be "closet" trackers that mimic the performance of stock indexes.
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After the Thanksgiving leftovers are packed away this week, millions of Americans will turn to their laptops, tablets, and smartphones to scour the internet for deals and purchase billions of dollars of goods online.
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While Chapo's jury was anonymous, juror names are usually public, which allows attorneys or consultants to scour online profiles for biases, conflicts of interest, or insights about how a person would approach the case.
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Democrats will scour Kavanaugh's record looking for issues that might be able to fire up their own base — and also ratchet up the pressure on the Republicans most likely to vote against Kavanaugh: Sens.
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The team of maritime surveyors, marine archaeologists and naval historians used a multi-beam echo sounder and side-scan technology in an underwater drone flying 40 meters above the seabed to scour the area.
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Naborly's software, for example, can scour publicly available social media sources to verify an applicant's identity, or to figure out if they might have a pet dog that they didn't disclose with their application.
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Scour those old credit card statements and you may discover just how much money you have spent on your home — and all the work that still needs to be done to keep it churning.
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According to Tibbals, "the pre-millennial cohort of humanity had to scour the snail-mailbox for a fairly small slice of erotic expression," but millennials can refine their tastes down to the nitty gritty.
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The account is also a favorite among some QAnon followers, who scour his posts for clues related to that convoluted conspiracy theory — including Moon's pinned tweet, a 53-minute long press briefing from 2017.
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To stay ahead of the evolving tech landscape, Oakley relies on "scouters," or essentially in-house venture capitalists who scour the globe for emerging trends, like AI, internet of things, blockchain, and virtual reality.
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Police still guarded the perimeter of the Polytechnic University as a security team prepared to scour the campus for a second day, seeking protesters who may still be hiding in the maze of buildings.
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Most of the data from American civilian space missions is freely available to both academics and curious amateurs, who were able to scour pictures from a NASA orbiter for signs of the Indian spacecraft.
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The National Retail Federation estimates nearly 69 million Americans will scour the web on Monday for deals on everything from mobile phones to kitchenware, with Adobe estimating the biggest discounts on televisions and computers.
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Instead of needing to scour the internet for different emulators that may or may not work, RetroArch comes equipped with the best, designed to run within its own engine: one emulator to rule them all.
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The 128x112-pixel images the Game Boy Camera snaps have never looked better than they do here, and I'm tempted to scour eBay for all the parts needed to build one of these for myself.
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Just like Honey, InvisibleHand can also scour the web for coupon codes and discount offers on the site you're currently shopping on, so you've got to ways of saving money as you do your browsing.
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With such a high value it's no wonder that there are people like the Meteorite Guy — who sold Andy Weir his Martian rock — world travelers who scour the globe on a quest to find meteorites.
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She has not been seen since, according to authorities — leaving loved ones "worried sick and desperate to get Mollie home," one relative said, as investigators continue to scour the area for clues to her whereabouts.
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Image: dbreen (Pixabay)You can now add YouTube to your list of sites to scour for free movie streaming, as the video-sharing giant has now added no-cost, ad-supported films to YouTube Movies.
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It's the magical time of year when your social calendar (and its dress codes) demand that you scour the racks at your local thrift shop for the tackiest combination of wool, glitter, and pom-poms.
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Rather than scour hulls with a metal brush, ECOsubsea's robots blast water at an angle almost parallel with the hull's surface, which mostly spares paint from abrasion but hits marine growth perpendicularly, and thus hard.
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You have to stare really hard and probably scour every pixel of this picture and possibly stop blinking for at least four minutes in order to find it, but I promise you that it's there.
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Charlie Puth was feeling some type of love from the Kaplan Twins in this stylish snap ... pay attention as you scour the similar shots and try to find the differences between the almost identical images.
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This is an important week for the Trump-Pence campaign, as millions will tune in to the convention in prime-time and thousands of reporters scour Cleveland for any negative news that they can find.
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Day after day we — your friendly, neighborhood shopping writers — scour the internet to bring you all the details on the best possible deals on tech, gadgets, and products to make life a little bit easier.
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Some bots do little more than check websites for changes, but others scour websites for unprotected data, sign up fake accounts to post spam to comment boards and forums, or guess passwords to user accounts.
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Unlike most of his prior cases, he couldn't interview his subject and would instead have to scour the internet for old stories and television clips in order to study the major events of Ackman's life.
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It was obvious to anyone watching Republicans scour the country to find just the judge willing to strike down the Obama administration's deportation-deferral program or its extension of civil rights protection to transgender individuals.
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Every Sunday morning, in a less-trodden commercial area of the city near the Acropolis, vintage shoppers forgo the typical tourist shops to scour the many palaiopoleia, or stalls, of this dusty antique flea market.
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If not because you'll soon be exchanging chocolate treats with loved ones, then because the day after Valentine's Day is the best day to scour your local supermarket for off-season treats at a discount.
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We scour her wardrobe for clues as to who she is as a person and how she sees her role; where her values lie and how she will represent the country on the world stage.
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The National Retail Federation estimates nearly 69 million Americans will scour the web on Monday for deals on everything from mobile phones to kitchenware, with Adobe estimating the biggest discounts were on televisions and computers.
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Now, on long summer days, if I find myself with a few spare minutes, I go into my scrap of South London garden to scour the borders and branches for telltale strands of spider silk.
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One tradition based on a pagan custom that originated with the early Slavs, is that on Christmas Eve, Serbian men go outside, shoot their guns, and scour the woods looking for the perfect oak tree.
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Surely after Don Cheadle earned an Oscar nomination for 2004's Hotel Rwanda he had someone scour the depths of the internet to remove all traces of — oh, hey, who's that dancing behind Angela Winbush?
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Fortunately, a ton of tools can help: The likes of PriceGrabber and Google Shopping will scour a plethora of different retailers for you, while the excellent CamelCamelCamel concentrates specifically on tracking prices on the Amazon website.
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Acosta, even in 2007, could have sought search warrants permitting investigators to search Epstein's computers for child porn, had them scour travel, telephone and corporate jet records to establish an interstate or even an international conspiracy.
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So, just as we brought you the 10 most popular stores in New York City, we tapped Social Context Labs to scour Twitter, Facebook, and blogs to find the most-talked about clothing brands among Angelenos.
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When journalists noted that a construction company associated with Mr Prayuth's nephew has won several sizeable army contracts, officials warned that they would scour social media to identify people who accused the prime minister of wrongdoing.
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Beyond reading R13 (humble brag!), I tend to scour the internet — as well as brick-and-mortar stores like Nordstrom Rack, which usually have great selection for the generously-endowed — for bralette options above a D.
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When journalists noted that a construction company associated with Mr Prayuth's nephew had won several sizeable army contracts, officials warned that they would scour social media to identify people who accused the prime minister of wrongdoing.
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Emma was anything but Stone-faced as she attempted to stay super dry in these almost identical sidewalk snaps ... don't go crazy as you scour the photos to find the differences between the two waterproof pics.
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If you have a great idea, we're here to tell you that you don't have to go to some sketchy dev shop or scour the globe looking for an experienced programmer who can build your app.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai authorities have warned traders not to take advantage of shoppers flocking to buy black shirts to mourn King Bhumibol Adulyadej and have sent out teams of inspectors to scour markets for price gougers.
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Her father, who loved to scour garage sales, found her a scientific calculator, which she used in math class until a teacher, sizing up her mistaken calculations, figured out that it had a broken function key.
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Few researchers are competent to check the assumptions on which such software is built, or to scour code for bugs—which, as programmers know, are virtually guaranteed to be present in any complicated piece of software.
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Volumes have since cooled and investors have avoided big bets as they scour the economic data to gauge the country's chances of avoiding a full downgrade to junk when Moody's re-valuates its credit in March.
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But she also wanted to do more low-key activities like scour local grocery stores and see how those in Cape Town and Johannesburg buy produce, something she tries to do in every country she visits.
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McKay and the FBI used search warrants to scour emails and texts that were used to piece together what they claim is the story of how Ji was lured in and exploited by his Chinese spymasters.
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"I travel, read magazines, scour Instagram, observe people and ask them what they're wearing — when I see something special, something very Vasquiat, I know that I have to include the brand or the item," says Miró.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Against the backdrop of WorldPride and the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, the impetus to scour the history of queerness and camp on film has rarely seemed so timely.
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Under her direction, hospital workers used a special device to spray aerosolized hydrogen peroxide around a room used for a patient with C. auris, the theory being that the vapor would scour each nook and cranny.
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AI is playing two important supporting roles in this quest: suggesting components of a vaccine by understanding viral protein structures, and helping medical researchers scour tens of thousands of relevant research papers at an unprecedented pace.
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But the low-cost carriers nonetheless force the big airlines to figure out a way to draw the most price-sensitive fliers in any given market — those who scour the internet for the cheapest tickets possible.
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"It was just the microphone that he was most comfortable with from the audio standpoint … We really had to scour a lot of tech companies to try and find it but ultimately we did," she said.
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While we will always scour their Instagram posts for drugstore finds and backstage prep that involves a lot of sheet masks, let's be real, sometimes their effortless hacks seem a little far-fetched — even by Hollywood standards.
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An unforgettable script by Paul Schrader underlines Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese's most-quotable collaboration about an insomniac Vietnam veteran who sets off on a vigilante mission to scour the scum out of New York City.
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Now, foreign governments are hiring professional cyber-actors to either mount cyberattacks on U.S. companies or scour their systems for information, adding another layer of complexity to the job of security firms like FireEye, the CEO continued.
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As police scour seized computers and phones, initial evidence suggests that Brazil itself was not the target, but that the suspects saw the Games as such because "there are lots of people coming from abroad," Miron said.
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But you could scour your local brick-and-mortar outpost of the retailer, and/or keep checking the site for returned merch from a Kylie fan for whom the baby-pink bra ultimately wasn't the right fit.
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Some point to China, where it is reported that more than 2m moderators, most employed by social-media firms, scour the networks, erring on the side of caution when they see something that may displease official censors.
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Netflix has built up over the past few years a team of roughly 200 in-house recruiters, who scour social media, network at industry events, and vet candidates as the streaming company staffs up around the world.
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And as bodies of water on Earth are teeming with life, NASA wants to scour the Jezero lakebed for signs that past microbial life could have survived there, or perhaps clear signs of long-dead life itself.
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A solid economy has led analysts to scour the globe for sources of worry, and because cars cost so much and the auto industry employs so many people, they've begun to attract attention as a recessionary indicator.
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Those tasked with profiling the victims typically scour social-media profiles and interview stricken relatives and friends, then cobble together anecdotes into an article that highlights a few individuals and summarizes whatever is known about the rest.
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She remembers the panic of not knowing where to look to make sure the photos hadn't been shared somewhere else and waking up in the middle of the night on a regular basis to scour the Internet.
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The industry is so tough that Tyson and the other companies have to scour the U.S. for mostly immigrant workers willing to do the job, said Christopher Leonard, author of The Meat Racket, a book on Tyson.
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Joel Vargas, a vice president of the nonprofit group Jobs for the Future, says educators will need to keep a close eye on quality as demographic changes compel colleges to scour for students to fill emptying classrooms.
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Danny Tamberelli and Mike Maronna, the child stars of the 29s Nickelodeon show "The Adventures of Pete & Pete," now host this nostalgia-drenched podcast in which they scour the planet in search of their next great adventure.
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Somewhere mid-flight between Charles De Gaulle and JFK, we decided to scour all 1,800+ items and hand-select the best that this drop has to offer — after all, you know how boring plane rides can be.
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Along with Goals, Google is introducing a calendar feature that enables two people in the same company to find mutually convenient meeting times, by enabling a software "agent" to scour both datebooks and pick an optimal time.
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And while it's not the final cast, it's more likely that some of these gals get booted before the show starts than it is that producers will scour the nation for one or two more new recruits.
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There's a kind of conservative thinker who needs to feel perpetually besieged, and with a Republican nationalist in the White House, Lowry has to scour the horizon for slights, which he proceeds to inflate into existential threats.
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The bursts of rumination examine world history, skirt religion, scour philosophy, racism, anti-Semitism, femininity, war and folk tales, and are dotted with references to writers like Isak Dinesen and the deeply gifted African novelist Camara Laye.
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Besides an abrupt ending that suggests chunks of the game were removed at the last second, the game pads its length by demanding players scour the world for extra items in order to unlock the final dungeon.
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His discovery prompted others to scour the heat map, turning up other possible locations of U.S. and other mostly Western personnel who typically use high-tech fitness devices, including elsewhere in the Middle East and in Africa.
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While SK Telecom made limited edition figuries, Funko figurines are available, and you can find small stand-up paper dolls if you scour the internet enough, there's nothing of the caliber that the Barbie manufacturer is renown for.
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Deadly landslides during Myanmar's rainy season from May to October frequently bury informal scavengers, or handpickers, who scour large piles of earth for jade, production of which stood at $31 billion in 2014, advocacy group Global Witness says.
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BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Thai authorities have warned traders not to take advantage of shoppers flocking to buy black shirts to mourn King Bhumibol Adulyadej and have sent out teams of inspectors to scour markets for price gougers.
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" She suggests "a month or so before hand" you scour sites like Groupon and Living Social in advance to find local discounts, such as "amusement park tickets, show tickets for anywhere from 40 percent to 70 percent off.
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Stevie J is gonna have his work cut out for him ... the "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star just got the greenlight for a new reality series that will scour the U.S. & Canada for 8 fresh Penthouse cover girls.
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Eisen said that if Democrats win the House in November, they will have the investigative muscle and subpoena power to scour Trump's latter-day tax records and see whether the tax schemes alleged by the Times have continued.
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After Erin Hatzi discovered her car missing from the driveway of her Portland, Oregon, home on Tuesday, she immediately called police and began to scour Craigslist to see if her red Subaru had already been stripped for parts.
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As the U.S. yield curve makes up its mind whether to invert or not, investors seeking reassurance that we are in a Goldilocks era of non-inflationary growth will get to scour two monthly price gauges this week.
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Bitcoin soared nearly 20 percent in its best day since the height of its 2017 bubble, lifting smaller cryptocurrencies and prompting analysts to scour blockchain records and social media for clues on the catalyst for the sudden move.
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This paint-splattered ensemble might seem the easiest to achieve, but it's harder than you'd think to scour overpriced vintage stores to find perfect and somehow still available oversized men's trousers with a threadbare khaki colored cotton tee.
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Scour the web and you'll find similar videos of caipirinhas mixed with the aid of washing machines or the occasional tanquinho, which is, in effect, a smaller, plastic apparatus with the same capabilities as a standard washing machine.
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Five days after the quake struck the mountainous heart of the country, sniffer dogs and emergency crews continued to scour the town of Amatrice, which was leveled in the disaster, finding a further two bodies in the rubble.
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Safe artificial intelligence requires cultural intelligence The largest sum of the bunch, a $150,000 grant, went to MuckRock Foundation's project Sidekick, which uses machine learning tools to help journalists scour thousands of pages of documents for interesting data.
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As a teenager, I would obsessively scour every inch of my face with a hand mirror, ready to pounce on any suspicious looking pore with my dirty fingers, tweezers, a sewing needle, or anything else I could find.
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While someone who is buying an older apartment can scour years of tax history to anticipate how high taxes might go, Mr. Reimer and Ms. Ljungkvist had to rely on the limited tax predictions in the offering plan.
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Because of this, analysts will also scour through videos, breaking them down frame by frame to try and identify any small adjustments in body position or posture that can help a goalkeeper detect where the ball might go.
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It is not just the local Parisian clubs, particularly P.S.G., panning for gold in the banlieues: All the major French teams — even those, like Lyon and Marseille, with traditional recruiting grounds of their own — scour the banlieue clubs.
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Then you deploy to the scene of the crime, where you interview nearby witnesses, help the locals with some smaller cases (finding lost cats, arresting graffiti artists), scour the area for collectibles, and complete some minor combat challenges.
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"What's driving them is the desire to be cool and to have the next post on Instagram," Ms. Boes said, as she described how "these kids" scour through social-media posts, Goodwills and rag houses for rare finds.
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That could prompt the Jets to scour the waiver wire or look into unemployed veterans to help fill what may be the biggest void on the team — other than quarterback, a position for which the starter remains unknown.
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Edelman alerted Shannen Moen, his Boston-based assistant, and asked her to scour through the hundreds of comments under his latest post at the time -- a picture of him with fellow NFL player Danny Amendola on March 25.
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" The Times concurs, pointing out that budget carriers "force the big airlines to figure out a way to draw the most price-sensitive fliers in any given market — those who scour the internet for the cheapest tickets possible.
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Starting Monday, an elite murder of six trained crows will join the staff at Puy du Fou to scour cigarette butts and litter from the ramparts of its replica medieval citadel to its fake thatch-roofed viking village.
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Marketplace Analytics also focused its tactics on Uber itself in an effort to detect vulnerabilities and understand how feasible it would be for competitors to collect intelligence on Uber, using web monitoring techniques to scour the internet for leaks.
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Rescuers have barely 21998 days until the batteries die on two underwater beacons designed to guide them to the black box flight recorders as they scour 22006,2447 square kilometers of sea north of the Egyptian port city of Alexandria.
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And if, after you've looked at all these items, you still feel voracious for, say, a floral dress, some slacks, or a two-piece set, you should head on over to Mango and scour the site like I did.
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The couple's 9-year-old son Duke is also participating in tonight's episode, helping his parents and Tebow scour the work site for some scrap metal, and turning it in for cash to buy one-of-a-kind toys.
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Semi-wild, the goats roam across the island, which is roughly three times the size of Manhattan, and can be spotted on rooftops, in trees or on top of cars as they scour the landscape for anything to eat.
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With reissues becoming increasingly commonplace in electronic music, there's been a rise in labels like Dark Entries, Medical Records, Minimal Wave, and others, who scour crates, Discogs, and the internet for the next lost gem to reissue and repackage.
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Most of the families are migrants from villages who survive as so-called ragpickers, earning less than $3 a day as they scour city streets for discarded materials they can sell — plastic bottles, scraps of paper, pieces of metal.
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Whether you need some assistance in the style department or you just don't have the time to scour the web for good deals on clothes, subscription boxes are an easy way to be fashionable, while saving money and time.
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The display of high-powered weaponry is always a highlight of the parade, but its usefulness for assessing China's military has diminished over the years with ever-advancing satellite technology able to scour the country's bases, airfields and ports.
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I already pay for and scour The New York Times (of course), The Wall Street Journal and The New Yorker, which is a lot to manage before I even get to the books on my night stand and Kindle.
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Prepare to swoon over her ski resorts, to envy the impossibly chic Air France offices she designed in London, Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro, and to scour eBay listings for vintage Perriand chairs for the rest of your life.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Blackstone Group, the world's largest alternative asset manager, on Thursday posted unexpectedly weak earnings growth between January and March, hit by a difficult financial market, but it promised to scour for bargains in a tough environment.
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Canadian energy companies and officials share intelligence, scour social media and send up surveillance drones but even so they say preventing a disruption to the country's vast pipeline network is near impossible and each side wants the other to do more.
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Scour the manufacturer's website first to see if you can glean any information from there, then try Amazon, which is good for both the wide range of gear it lists and the depth and detail that its listings go into.
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In early October, a hacker named Anna-senpai published the source code of a malware created to automatically scour the internet for poorly secured and easy-to-hack connected devices that could be enlisted into an Internet of Things zombie army.
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Beaches at Walt Disney World resorts are closed as rescue teams scour the water for a 2-year-old boy who was dragged into a lake by an alligator near a hotel at the Orlando theme park, PEOPLE has learned.
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By eliciting an authentic aesthetic response to Neo-Conceptualism's storehouse of clichés, the curators are doing their part to scour their generation's assumptions, turn conventional thinking on its head, and hit Refresh on the radical critique that once defined Conceptual Art.
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For example, if they ask, "Alexa, where are the best surfing spots today near Santa Barbara," the voice assistant will scour all the various surfing skills on the platform to determine whether they can understand and help process the request.
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While some are casual users looking to make a few bucks from cleaning out their closets, others are seasoned veterans who scour thrift stores and vintage shops to curate their shops with, and find items to flip for a profit.
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Egged on by Fram's insistence that the foundation had actually banned him because of a grudge, and stymied by the foundation's refusal to name the complainant, Wikipedians began to scour his history on the platform, looking for someone to blame.
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Now six decades later, the guitar legend turned astrophysicist has released an arena rock song composed for both the farthest away object humanity has ever visited (Ultima Thule) and the spacecraft sent to scour this distant world (NASA's New Horizons probe.
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While Florida public health investigators scour the counties in search of infected local mosquitoes and other people showing Zika symptoms, the Food and Drug Administration is playing it safe, calling for a halt of blood donations collections in the area.
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While this news is enough to make us want to run to the couch, pop open a bag and watch a Law & Order marathon immediately, we felt it necessary to scour the Internet to test the validity of this treatment.
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Giuranna and his colleagues confirmed the Curiosity observation by looking at 20 months of data collected by Mars Express, and also by developing a new technique that allowed the researchers to scour through hundreds of measurements made over a single area.
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The U.S. trade war with China initially forced U.S. pork exporters to scour the world for new markets but as the swine fever crisis deepens they're gearing up for new opportunities to supply the Chinese market later this year and next.
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Three days after the quake struck the mountainous heart of the country, sniffer dogs and emergency crews continued to scour the town of Amatrice, which was leveled in the disaster, but there was no sign of life beneath the debris.
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The catch is that if you wanted to find out about this, you had to hand over your username and password to Faden's purpose-built website, C*ckblocked (asterisk original), which would then scour your Grindr account for this hidden metadata.
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Kalanick enrolled at the University of California, Los Angeles, to study computer engineering but dropped out to start Scour — an ill-fated multimedia search engine that had morphed into a peer-to-peer file-exchange service — with six of his classmates.
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The law has already had an appreciable impact on social media networks, and not just in Germany: Around the globe, Facebook has plans to hire 10,000 new content moderators to scour the site for hate speech, doubling its current number.
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Underwater search teams will also continue to scour the wreckage for the second black box, the flight data recorder, which tracks more than 1,000 different data points, including the plane's position, speed, altitude and direction when it began to experience difficulties.
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Spaniards (or rather, their maids) can scour a home clean like no one else, but bleach is the product of choice, and in recent years, the public has focused its measured fears on high unemployment rates, home evictions or government corruption.
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CNBC talked to eight experts, including data "hunters" who scour the dark web for stolen information, senior cybersecurity managers, top executives at financial institutions, senior intelligence officials who played a part in the investigation and consultants who helped support it.
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A few days after I gorged myself on chocolate miniatures, I noticed a Bunz thread soliciting dumpster-diving buddies to scour everything from grocery-store back alleys to the garbage cans of wealthy North Torontonians for good-albeit-not-great castoffs.
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Alp Aslandogan, Gulen's media adviser, said the cleric does not own a cellphone, the land line at his compound is attended by staff members and he does not use email, suggesting that any effort to scour Gulen's communications might yield little.
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The Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., who served on the task force, said he supported the idea of having judges officially order prosecutors to scour their files for exculpatory material, especially when the goal is to prevent wrongful convictions.
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As executive director and what I like to call administrator of logistics and the occasional chaos, I work the phones and scour the internet looking to match shelters and rescue centers from our base at my home office in Jackson, Wyoming.
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The latest case comes as more and more museums are being pressed to scour their collections for items trafficked by known antiquities smugglers whose goods originated in Italy, Greece, Turkey, Cambodia, India, Egypt and other nations long plagued by looting.
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It came just hours after France's BEA agency launched an unusual appeal for 2130 volunteers to scour an uninhabited wood in eastern France for a titanium engine part dating from the first blowout in July, which affected a Geneva-London flight.
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The satellite is designed to scour the night sky for planets outside of our solar system — exoplanets, as scientists call them — with a particular interest in those similar enough to Earth that they just might be able to sustain life too.
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It's not exactly revolutionary and furthermore none of the sources are actually linked so if you really care you'll have to scour the web to find where the claim is from, especially when it just tells you the name of the publication.
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The new contracts would allow teams to better scour the globe for the best system and roster fits—the talent difference between the 400th-best player and the 800th-best player in the world is essentially non-existent, so again, fit really matters!
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I am so desperate for the company of my grown-up children, that when our youngest comes back from college, I relish the chance to do her laundry and scour cookbooks for vegan dishes with which to tempt her newly principled palate.
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Our source at the society says it doesn't do formal background checks, nor does it scour social media for info on applicants ... but its normal adoption procedure is thorough and does address any red flags that pop up during the approval process.
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No matter how good my shopping intentions are, however, there are moments in which I don't have the time to scour apps or thrift stores — you know, like when I have to catch a flight to my hometown for my father's funeral.
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I figured my nightly routine of watching TV and eating cheese until falling asleep at 7 pm—then waking up at 4 am to scour WebMD for some sort of explanation for what I was feeling—was finally catching up to me.
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I have a personal staff of ten in Nashville that helps me scour the internet and other media around the world for the latest scientific peer-reviewed findings, the latest examples of climate-related extreme weather events, and the latest examples of progress.
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"Since TESS will observe almost the entire sky, there are literally millions of stars that we will need to scour for planetary signals," Jessie Christiansen, research scientist at the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute who was not involved with the study, told Gizmodo.
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But his aides keep a lid on virtually all information about what Trump does when he visits his various golf courses; reporters are forced to scour social media looking for hints of who he played with (or if he played at all).
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Typically, developers would have to scour through log files to find patterns in user messages, but Chatbase's system instead clusters user messages that aren't being handled (this is still available only to Early Access testers) and finds opportunities to answer more requests.
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The Scour team reformed as Red Swoosh, a peer-to-peer file-sharing service Akamai Technologies later bought for $19 million before founding Uber, ride-for-hire sharing service, with Garrett Camp, co-founder of StumbleUpon, and himself a graduate school dropout.
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I was the level of poor that meant I'd scour the car park once everyone had gone home, collect up all the cigarette butts and empty the tobacco from each into my pouch so I'd have a little bit left to smoke.
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"When this album comes out, gossip blogs will scour the lyrics for the men they can attribute to each song, as if the inspiration for music is as simple and basic as a paternity test," she wrote in her Reputation companion zines.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's ex-President Cristina Fernandez said on Tuesday that she never received corrupt payments and challenged investigators to scour her home region of Patagonia if they believed she had hidden cash, a day after she was indicted on graft charges.
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Reliable statistics on safety in Hpakant were not available, but media have reported scores killed in the past three years, many of them freelance "jade pickers" who scour tailings - the residue from mining - for stones that have been missed by larger operators.
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Collectors scour sites like eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, and handy apps like Mercari, OfferUp, and LetGo for that old wood-grain goodness, driving prices up by hundreds of dollars and, in some cases, surpassing the original sale prices by two or three times.
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Teams of military and scientific personnel from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency are sent to scour the earth in search of the missing — from the jungles in Southeast Asia to atolls in the South Pacific to forest floors in Western Europe.
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For eons the river had flowed shallow and uncontrolled into the Gulf; Eads' scheme was to build massive jetties to direct a more concentrated flow at the river's mouth, and scour a deep channel in the perennially shallow river bottom at South Pass.
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Born with unprecedented access to music's back catalog online, Orono sources new finds through videos such as Amoeba record store's "What's in my Bag"—a series where alternative artists scour the Los Angeles shop in search of some of their favourite records.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - As many as 70 people died in a major fire that engulfed several buildings in a centuries-old neighborhood of the Bangladesh capital, a fire official said on Thursday, warning the toll could climb as fire fighters scour the rubble.
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The animated visual, courtesy director Al Brown, illustrator Russel Taysom, and animation by Stelle Belle Hex, casts the pair in a DayGlo video game alternate reality as they scour the galaxy to take on gnarly beefcake mutants that want to see them dead.
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Before we hit any new aisle, we're more likely to scour the Kat Von D displays just one more time in search of a magical product we'd somehow overlooked — in spite of the fact that we're swimming in Contour Palettes and Tattoo Liners.
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GBP=D4 But traders - both human and computer - will scour the decision for clues on whether regional assemblies will get a say - one of a number of other as-yet-unknown factors that threaten the government plans, which have proven unpopular with investors.
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Those remains were recovered with American funds, cash paid to the North Korean army, who deployed workers and peasants to scour battle sites looking for bones, tattered uniforms, or anything that might distinguish a Western corpse in fields where millions had died.
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Back Story Ms. Northway: The two of us were working in conservative environments in finance and consulting and didn't have time to scour racks asking ourselves if something was work appropriate, nor could we justify paying over $1,000 for a boring suit.
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Though Taffel is now based in New York and Leccese lives between Milan and Cologne, Germany, when they meet, they scour vintage shops and flea markets — the one in Assago in Milan is a favorite — on the lookout for trinkets and knits.
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The National Retail Federation estimates nearly 69 million Americans will scour the web for deals on everything from iPads and homeware to kids' toys, and Adobe's estimate of $9.4 billion would be a 19% increase on the same day a year ago.
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ILM also developed an artificial intelligence system that would take any frame they made and scour the full image library in an instant to give them reference images of what the actor should look like so that the team could check their work.
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This means that after revelers have dismantled the geodesic domes, giant duckies, and steampunk ships that form their temporary city in Nevada, they get down on their hands and knees to scour the white alkaline sand for every last cigarette butt and sequin.
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TIGARAS PORT, Indonesia (Reuters) - The search for victims of a ferry that sank in the lake of an ancient supervolcano crater in Indonesia will resume on Wednesday with divers and an underwater drone to scour the depths for at least 128 missing passengers.
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What we're reading: Inside the cell where a sick 85033-year-old boy died in border control care (Propublica) Tufts will scour Sackler name from its medical campus (Stat) TeamHealth sent thousands of surprise medical bills in 2017 (Axios) State by state Mass.
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The legislation, called AB 1793, requires the state Department of Justice to scour California's crime records and find past cannabis convictions that are eligible to be expunged, as well as felony pot-related convictions that, under Prop 64, should be downgraded to misdemeanors.
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Great Abaco, the Bahamas (CNN)Volunteers with search dogs continue to scour neighborhoods flattened by Hurricane Dorian, while global relief agencies are rushing to get food and shelter Saturday to some 3003,000 people in the Bahamas left homeless on two northern islands.
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While a five-person "poop patrol" is set to scour the streets of San Francisco next month steam-cleaning human waste off the city's sidewalks, the residents of Roanoke, Virginia, apparently lack the resources needed to deal with their own fecal fiasco.
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"We are going to be thorough, which means taking the time needed to scour the area, delve into the background of the individual believed responsible, and review every aspect of this incident with all appropriate public and private partners," the FBI said in a statement.
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BEIJING, Jan 1363 (Reuters) - An Iranian oil tanker that sank in the East China Sea has left two oil slicks covering a combined 109 square kms (42 square miles), the Chinese government said late on Tuesday, as maritime police scour the area for damage.
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According to a settlement agreement, Aurora will pay Tesla $100,000 (a paltry sum for a billion-dollar company like Tesla) and allow Tesla to hire an independent auditor to scour Aurora's systems for confidential Tesla information, which would then be destroyed or returned to Tesla.
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OTTAWA/CALGARY (Reuters) - Canadian energy companies and officials share intelligence, scour social media and send up surveillance drones but even so they say preventing a disruption to the country's vast pipeline network is near impossible and each side wants the other to do more.
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Beyond dealing with post-shopping situations, the souped-up Service can help you resolve airport nightmares with (slightly) less drama: The Protect function will automatically scour your email, once you've linked it up, for compensation you could be getting for flight delays or cancellations.
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Developers could use the SDK for in-app support – to save users from having to leave the app and scour the web for solutions, for example, or to prevent them from getting so frustrated they leave a one-star review on the App Store.
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Infowars then went so far as to scour Reddit to find a thread detailing Obama's known Hawaii stops – and apparently the Noi Thai Cuisine restaurant he dined at with some friends and his sister, Maya Soetoro-Ng, is only minutes away from the courthouse. LOL.
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On "American Pickers," also on the History Channel, Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, two antique buyers from eastern Iowa, zoom around the country in a white van, knocking on doors and amiably persuading whoever answers to let them scour their property for noteworthy items.
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Sin-Dee and Alexandra — a couple of fast-talking and fast-walking transgender sex workers played with exuberant heart by Kitana Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor — scour Hollywood for the woman Sin-Dee's boyfriend (and pimp) stepped out with while Sin-Dee was in jail.
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"They have a very unnecessarily complicated vetting process," the source said, adding that the personnel office has been known to scour tweets and Facebook pages for evidence of any past anti-Trump sentiments and use those findings to scuttle otherwise qualified hires or appointments.
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The move follows a string of deals in the enterprise software sector, including Oracle Corp's $9.3 billion deal in July to acquire NetSuite Inc, which has driven private equity firms to review such holdings in their portfolios and scour the market for new assets.
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To more effectively address external threats, this means that enterprises shouldn't rely solely on a blacklist of attackers and vulnerabilities — which is as reactive as it gets — but also should proactively scour the entire threat landscape to identity attackers and their recognized patterns of behavior.
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The solution, then, was to head to the kitchen for a Dobie Pad with which to scour the stickiness away — a trick I learned about from spending, oh, a few thousand hours watching car detailing videos on YouTube and can now pass onto you.
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Petrel crew members like Paul Mayer, who pilots the ship's remotely operated vehicle, scour through records at the National Archives, working with employees at the Naval History and Heritage Command in Washington who maintain a database of more than 2,6003 shipwrecks and 14,000 sunken aircraft.
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"We are going to be thorough, which means taking the time needed to scour the area, delve into the background of the individual believed responsible, and review every aspect of this incident with all appropriate public and private partners," the office said in a statement.
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The friendship endured even as Bryant rose to stardom and his dribbling mentor was forced to scour the globe for jobs (in Poland, China, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Croatia) after an N.B.A. career that lasted just 83 games with the Washington Wizards in 1997-98.
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Instead of paying for a party, we had a scavenger hunt in a nearby park where we asked the kids to scour the area to find things they could use to solve challenges, like making containers to protect an egg from a 10-foot fall.
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Sin-Dee and Alexandra — a couple of fast-talking and fast-walking transgender prostitutes played with exuberant heart by Kitana Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor — scour Hollywood for the woman Sin-Dee's boyfriend (and pimp) stepped out with while Sin-Dee was in jail.
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"We are going to be thorough, which means taking the time needed to scour the area, delve into the background of the individual believed responsible, and review every aspect of this incident with all appropriate public & private partners," the FBI said in a statement.
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Several companies are vying for a piece of this multi-billion-dollar pie with the offer of new digital services that can scour anonymized patient records from hospitals and university research to optimize how candidates for trials are selected, and how trials are monitored and managed.
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NEW YORK, Aug 23 (Reuters) - U.S. interest rates futures declined on Friday for a third straight day ahead of a highly anticipated speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, which traders will scour for clues on whether the central bank is ready to lower rates again.
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To step up its fight against the mosquito, Brazil has deployed thousands of municipal, state and federal workers, including soldiers, to scour cities for mosquito breeding grounds, fumigate and educate residents on the dangers of still and stagnant water, where the female insects lay their eggs.
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Craig Yoe and his wife Clizia Gussoni scour old romance comics for stories about women who hate their boyfriends for wanting to be circus clowns, stories about women who fall in love with hippies, commies, wimps, or abusive brutes, and they put them in these awesome books.
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The numbers from last year's Department of Homeless Services' (DHS) annual HOPE Count, a day in which over 216,113 volunteers scour the five boroughs for a head count of the homeless, were somewhat encouraging, with the tally coming in at 211,240, down slightly from 250's 3,357.
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Scour the Web and you'll find a handful of reports of anti-Maduro protests or teach-ins at universities in recent years, usually organized by Venezuelans living in the U.S. And most politically informed people are more-or-less aware of Venezuela's political and economic disorders.
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Instead of working the pole and the V.I.P. rooms, she and Destiny — along with their colleagues, Mercedes (Keke Palmer) and Annabelle (Lili Reinhart) — scour the city's bars for men of means who can be lured back to the strip club and parted from their credit cards.
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Today there's fresh interest in mastic — which is a tree or a shrub, depending on the individual plant's size — as pharmaceutical companies and supplement manufacturers scour the natural world for overlooked or underutilized wonders: sprouting, blooming or oozing remedies developed in the largest laboratory of all.
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No trailers, Wikipedia synopses, or cast interviews brought me any closer to understanding what exactly happens in the upcoming movie adaptation of Cats, and I naively thought that all would be revealed when the film premiered on Monday night and I could scour Twitter for reactions.
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"I wanted to be able to basically point a piece of software at an entire online retail store and have it scour the catalog and compare it against Amazon's catalog and spit out where the arbitrage opportunities were after Amazon had extracted their fees," he says.
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JM: Yes, for most of the labels, I tracked down actual records, both to be able to get a high-res image of the logo for the book, but also to be able to scour the object for clues about other labels, records, and performers to track down.
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This allows developers scour for potential issues users are experiencing in-app by recording what the user is doing on a granular level, TechCrunch wrote, but it also puts user information at risk of being obtained by bad actors if sensitive information contained in session replays isn't effectively masked.
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Air bridges and motorbikes The vaccine must be stored about minus 70 degrees Celsius (minus 94 Fahrenheit), so an air bridge has been set up connecting planes to UN choppers and then motorbikes that will then scour the single-track forest roads at the epicenter of the outbreak.
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SYDNEY, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Australian authorities searching for a missing Malaysia Airlines passenger jet said on Monday they had lost a deep-water sonar detector being used to scour a patch of the ocean floor where the plane is believed to have gone down almost two years ago.
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LONDON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Investors have largely priced in the British government losing its Supreme Court appeal on whether it can trigger Brexit talks without parliamentary approval, but traders - both human and computer models - will scour the ruling for clues on whether regional assemblies will get a say.
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"The FBI is going to be thorough, which means taking the time needed to scour the area, delve into the background of the individual believed responsible for Friday night's incident, and review every aspect with all appropriate public and private partners," the FBI's Seattle office tweeted Saturday afternoon.
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Rather than pay a flat 12 percent tax rate, without any complicated "deduction" only available to the rich, Americans seem to prefer paying at a 35 percent rate but getting their tax rate down to 18 percent by means of paying tax lawyers and accountants to scour for deductions.
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But while there's no shame in freeze-framing Baby Goose's shirtless scene in Crazy, Stupid, Love for a few hours while you scour the internet for your favorite "Hey Girl" memes, a true Gosling fan would use the time to dig a little deeper into his IMDB profile.
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If you don't have the time to scour blogs and forums to find innovative ways to restrict, chances are you're following someone on Instagram doing a #detox (21,2800,481 posts), or a #whole7417413 (2741741,224,27 posts) or grinning into a smoothie bowl while pledging allegiance to a #plantbased (12,960,289 posts) lifestyle.
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Yankees employees must scour the stands before each home game for enthusiastic fans wearing Judge jerseys, then ask if they'd like to relocate to the Judge's Chambers in Section 104 — a paneled area of 18 seats arranged in three rows, set below and adjacent to the right-field bleachers.
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In 2018, the state Legislature passed AB 1793, which required the state Department of Justice to scour California's crime records and find past cannabis convictions that are eligible to be expunged or downgraded to misdemeanors -- generally, convictions for activities that would no longer be crimes under Proposition 64.
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As VCs scour the universe looking for the next great startup, those firms with the deepest pockets are choosing to invest in any round rather than to try to time their investment into a later round that would more properly fit into the thesis of their massive funds.
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They "harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to scour close to 100 classic titles, revealing in classics such as Alice in Wonderland, Romeo and Juliet, The Three Musketeers and The Wizard of Oz the protagonist's race or ethnicity had not been specified," reads the Diverse Editions press release.
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When I had my chance to scour the racks, I made a beeline for the loudest pieces in the room—that highlighter yellow cocktail dress rendered in a buttery scuba fabric with a mermaid hem, a bright magenta off the shoulder dress, two different dresses covered in sequins.
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The job of seven search and rescue volunteers from Tulare County on Thursday afternoon was to painstakingly scour the edge of Paradise to make sure the people who return "don't find any deceased," said Dustin Styles, part of the Tulare County Sheriff's team who has been here for three days.
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Staveley's PCP, which in 2008 put together a syndicate of Abu Dhabi investors to invest 3.5 billion pounds ($4.57 billion) in British Bank Barclays at the height of the financial crisis, set up a local office in Greece with around six people two months ago to scour the country for opportunities.
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Tyler is selling his own official, IGOR-inspired costumes for Halloween, and if you're willing to throw down a little extra money for the simplicity and ease of not having to scour every thrift store in your city for a pastel suit and an Andy Warhol wig, this is the move.
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The KKW Beauty mogul has been becoming more well-versed in the beauty vlogger world, especially after appearing in multiple YouTube tutorial videos alongside makeup gurus like Jaclyn Hill and Patrick Starr, and she seems to scour Instagram to learn cool new contouring techniques from some of her biggest fans.
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We're left to scour patent filings and email leaks to scrape tidbits of information about the device, all the while Sony and Microsoft are jumping up and down to get us to part with our cash for new machines that play games our existing PS4s and Xbox Ones can already play.
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Whereas college basketball coaches scour playgrounds and high school gyms looking for the next Michael Jordan, youth football in America operates on a "pay-to-play" system, in which the sport is treated as a mere extracurricular activity that well-off parents can choose to invest in for their children.
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Of course, Ikea is also a corporate behemoth that aims to turn a profit, but its appealing, affordable, flat-packed furniture and accessories really do make it possible to create a home for yourself when you are young, impecunious or without the time to scour thrift stores for castoff gems.
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In October 1962, F.D.A. officials escalated their investigation into Richardson-Merrell, urging the field offices to collect affidavits from doctors who had participated in the trial, to scour local vital records offices for reports of abnormal births, and to seek out former "detail men" — salesmen — for Richardson-Merrell who might talk.
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In October 1962, F.D.A. officials escalated their investigation into Richardson-Merrell, urging the field offices to collect affidavits from doctors who had participated in the trial, to scour local vital records offices for reports of abnormal births, and to seek out former "detail men" — salesmen — for Richardson-Merrell who might talk.
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Calling the bomb spree "a domestic terrorist attack," prosecutors gave a glimpse into its origins, describing in the court papers how the laptop of the suspect, Cesar A. Sayoc Jr., had been used, as early as July, to draft a list of targets and scour the internet for information on them.
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Read more: Where to Stay (and What to Eat) in the Scottish Hebrides My sense of perspective, never the sharpest, is now so out of whack that I fail each and every time I scour the map and try to relate its markings to the territories they represent in reality.
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After you select the search box, the Search Tools tab appears at the top of the Explorer window with options you can use to refine your query; just make sure This PC is selected in the top left corner of the window if you want to scour the entire computer.
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The perturbations that cause a moist early spring like the one Dallas had in 223, favoring mosquito reproduction, can equally cause devastating floods — like the wall of water that swept through central Texas in May 23 and killed 21867 people — that will scour mosquito eggs from wherever they have been laid.
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The uncertainty around Sabathia is why the Yankees will continue to scour the trade market for another starter, even though they now have five pitchers for their rotation — Luis Severino, Masahiro Tanaka, Sonny Gray, Jordan Montgomery and Sabathia — as well as the top pitching prospect Chance Adams ready for a shot.
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Relying on CrowdTangle, an analytics platform Facebook owns, and other tools internally to scour the network this week, Facebook teams charged with mitigating abuse and working with law enforcement scanned for and took down an unspecified amount of content that glorified the failed bombings and, in particular, the bomber's choice of Democratic targets.
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They are the geologists who scour the treacherous depths of the Arctic, or Brazil's Atlantic pre-salt fields, or offshore west Africa, or the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico, hoping to bag giant oil discoveries that can generate billions of dollars of cash for their firms over a span of decades.
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The crossover will come in the form of a new mode — creatively called "Infinity Gauntlet Limited Time Mashup" — where players will be able to scour the map to try and collect the Infinity Gauntlet containing all six Infinity Stones, which when equipped turn you into Thanos and grant a significant boost of power.
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Click here to view original GIFCourtesy of NASA, we've collected a few of our favorite new GIPHY treasures here, but honestly, it's worth putting everything else aside to scour the page for yourself, and start dropping the galaxy's best science gifs all over social media before all of your friends catch on.
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"We scour the world for farms that are doing the right thing — for us that means they're not using red-label chemicals or cutting down rain forests, says John Tabis, chief executive and co-founder of Bouqs Co. "When you place an order, we cut and hydrate and ship directly from there.
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The increasing use of technology means traders can gauge the depth of market liquidity at the click of a button or quickly price an option based on volatility - a major change from a few years ago when they had to scour the market discreetly for fear of disclosing their interest to rivals.
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I would scour libraries for books and convinced my mom to take me to Salem under the rouse of it being rich in history (which it is), but my real agenda was to make my way to all the stores filled with books and older women who could answer all my questions.
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The actual indexing of shows was left to third-party software with names like SickRage, Sick Beard, and SABnbzd, automated programs that can scour torrent sites and Usenet for the latest television shows, download them, and use data from a TV database like TVDB to flesh out episode titles, images, and more.
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Misery was essayed everywhere, in the lentils soaking on the draining board, in the way that he tried to scour a tea mug with his index finger under the running tap—she saw his glum and mortified face in the dulling window; the evening was already fading outside, late August leaning into September.
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Investigator and trainer Michael Bazzell, whose IntelTechniques website and courses offer guides for how to find people and data on Facebook, also lamented the loss of the feature: The Cambridge Analytica scandal and associated drumbeat of reporting are causing Facebook to scour its services and data sources to see where user data may be leaking.
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I would wake up early every morning, scour the four newspapers left on my driveway, and rehearse the questions and answers I knew I would face later in the day as I walked the dogs, took a shower and hustled to the White House for the daily senior staff meeting at 7:30 a.m.
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James Hixson, CEO of a custom furniture manufacturing company in Denver called Black Hound Design Company, emphasized that his number-one piece of actionable advice for anyone planning to bootstrap is to scour sites like Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace — as well as consignment stores — to locate and buy discounted tools, equipment, office furnishings, and supplies.
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Despite raising $4 million in venture capital, the start-up filed for bankruptcy within two years of its founding after multiple entertainment industry groups, including the Motion Picture Association of America and the Recording Industry Association of America, sued Scour and dozens of other file-sharing companies for $250 billion in damages, alleging copyright infringement.
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Rather than attend a school with a faculty so "word- and thought-defyingly distinguished that it can't be bothered to teach sophomores," Berlinerblau suggests that prospective students should scour the course catalogs for the proportion of classes taught by full-time professors and should seek out schools with more small seminars than huge lectures.
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The National Security Council's records office, which is coordinating the review, apparently intends to scour the book not just for classified material but for information implicating executive privilege — a privilege that Mr. Trump and his lawyers have construed expansively in other contexts — though executive privilege is decidedly not a permissible basis for prior restraint.
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In the end, I'll likely purchase a frame bag from an indie brand, because they're important to support — like this green one from the Stockholm-based Little Liffner or this one from the English line Dorateymur — or I'll scour Etsy or eBay for something vintage and lower in price (just type in "vintage frame bags").
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That story — and a report by some researchers at Citizen Lab at the Munk School at the University of Toronto detailing the use of Pegasus on an Emirati human rights activist and one Mexican journalist — proved a wake-up call to other activists and journalists to scour their phones for traces of the spyware.
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It's become one of our favorite pastimes to scour the site for "hidden gems" — we even have a reader-sourced column devoted to it — and we're always on the lookout for the item that's primed to go from obscurity to ubiquity overnight; racking up tons of reviews and customer photos, in addition to appearing everywhere IRL.
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We've rounded up lots of ideas in other gift guides, like best gadget gifts, best gifts for gamers, and best gifts for couples, but frequent travelers have specific needs and might not have time to scour the internet for the latest gizmos that make traveling easier and more fun (because they're so busy living that jet-set life).
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"High caliber nurses are out there, but employers have a hard time hiring them through traditional methods like job boards and recruiting agencies because those methods rely almost exclusively on human engagement — not technology — to scour through applications, licenses and experience — and manually vet and qualify them for jobs," Abuzeid tells TechCrunch, dubbing the job-board competition "outdated methods".
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The accident landed the family in the hospital — and condemned the father, Israel Casique, to scour pharmacies and the black market, or travel to Colombia, in an endless search for the medications and supplies they need to survive in a country where the health care system is in collapse and hospitals lack even basics like soap and alcohol.
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But it was his long paper trail from the Bush White House, and his time as a lawyer for Whitewater independent counsel Ken Starr, that even some of Kavanaugh's supporters privately acknowledged helped stall his candidacy, forcing White House lawyers to scour hundreds of pages of records as the concerns of some Senate Republicans, including McConnell, went public.
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For several months, my daily routine was monastic: as soon as I rolled out of bed, I'd open Imgur, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook and scour for something I could post, continuing the search through the morning, afternoon, and evening until I'd rounded up at least three or four viral posts and satisfied my own made-up quota.
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