MOLLIE TIBBETTS SEARCH TEAM SCOURS LAND NEAR IOWA PIG FARM
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And of course Mr. Masterton scours the Web for images.
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He scours the Internet for articles, documents and other published materials.
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He scours the newspapers daily for news of the NAFTA negotiations.
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For the rest, the Dodo's 75-person staff scours social media.
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She scours the news and social media for any shred of information.
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An illegal gold miner scours the forest soils in Suriname, South America.
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Nobody scours Central Park looking for drugs quite the way Sean Brady does.
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He learned his trade in Sydney and scours his native landscape for ingredients.
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A DNA "damage control team" scours our genome to patch up the injuries.
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Google scours a number of job ratings websites, filtering the best to the top.
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He scours the terrain for organic castoffs — rotten fruit, road kill — and makes collages.
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His team scours the country daily for establishments to add, including those individual franchises.
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A New York company called X.ai makes personal assistant software that also scours calendars.
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Vera downloads this information and scours online resumes and cover letters to find qualified candidates.
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She scours old books, photographs, magazines and even catalogs like Sears and Delia's for inspiration.
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There, state-of-the-art equipment scours them for minute traces of uranium and other chemicals.
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The team at National Today scours the internet for at least one holiday for every day.
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Google, for example, scours photos uploaded to its servers for data to feed its machine-learning technology.
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Ex-Kleiner Perkins partner Lynne Chou O'Keefe scours the country for the next big thing in healthcare.
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But it's also a life experience that scours contestants clean like a brillo pad down their throats.
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The bot scours the internet for images and shows what they'd look like on a phone case.
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And when Thomas travels, she scours Salvation Army stores for other models to add to her collection.
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A group scours the southwest border for the remains of immigrants who perished trying to cross it.
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Manca scours New York City looking for new local products he can help grow within Whole Foods.
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Mr. Trump is a president who watches hours of conservative television programs and scours right-wing websites.
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The new service is based on machine learning technology that scours PitchBook's financially focused information and data set.
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At each stop, the plant pathologist scours the inventory, finding the best-looking tree in the whole place.
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Wind scours any signs of life from sheer rock faces, and algae turns snow a strange, bloody pink.
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He scours the local markets for his menus, including Mexican carnicerias, Vietnamese seafood markets, and Food 4 Less.
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To get girls to play handball, she scours the surrounding neighborhood and asks friends to find players, too.
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I have a broker who just scours the country for people that are about to trash their collections.
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Sparks & Honey says the platform scours through millions of cultural signals around a topic from across the internet.
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But perhaps Ms. Carbino, who scours Tinder daily, sees what others can't: humans trying their best to connect.
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The moon doesn't have a thick atmosphere, so it lacks the wind that scours clear surfaces here on Earth.
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While Mr. Amorim scours the beaches for clients, a family member from Recife occasionally visits Ms. Soares and Guilherme.
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Pink is one of his favorite colors, and he scours antique stores in London to look for evocative shades.
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Google scours the web, pulling from a broad cross-section of job listings, including from Glassdoor, Facebook, LinkedIn and ZipRecruiter.
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AS IT SCOURS the universe for signs of extraterrestrial life, NASA has a motto-cum-mission-statement: "Follow the water".
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Not surprisingly, the Pentagon routinely scours captured documents and devices and intercepted transmissions for dirt on militants and their activities.
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The team scours earnings calls, Google and social media for buyback announcements, and frequently blasts the results out to reporters.
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He scours the area for potential stars, who are as young as 8 when they show up on his radar.
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Instacart, which launched in 503, provides customers a personal shopper that scours grocery store aisles, purchases items and delivers them.
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Like others in the growing sector, Adobe scours the market for investments demonstrating social or environmental benefits alongside financial return.
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With his camera in tow, Torun scours industrial districts, hotels, schools, and shopping malls — which he said often feature colorful exteriors.
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The firm, which charges $150 an hour, scours academic literature and reviews drug trials to uncover more information, among other tasks.
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Micah Melton, the beverage director of both lounges (in both cities), scours auctions and private sales for old bottles of spirits.
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Credit card statements show the mix of retailers he routinely scours for products to resell, including BJ's, Staples, Target and Walmart.
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She answers emails at all hours and scours Twitter for tips on companies to add, or remove, from the boycott list.
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A first stop for nominees is the Office of Government Ethics, which scours their financial backgrounds for potential conflicts of interest.
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DeepGraph scours public data sources to identify relevant market events that could temporarily make pitches more likely to land with specific customers.
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Alibaba takes down 25 listings for every complaint by deploying homegrown technology that scours 10 million new listings a day, Tsai said.
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We found several other associated spamming domains using data collected by RiskIQ, a cyberthreat intelligence firm, which scours the web for information.
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As a fashion writer who scours e-commerce sites all day long, for work, I notice when things change in the market.
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Apollo and Mr. Metropoulos will own around 42 percent as the new majority owner, Gores Holdings, scours the globe for additional purchases.
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His team scours the market for businesses that have switched another part of the business from a traditional vendor to something new.
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Honey, based in Los Angeles, was founded in 2012 and makes technology that scours the web for available digital coupons and sales.
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Mezrich details the exploits of Chuck Zukowski, a microchip engineer in Colorado who scours the West for evidence that aliens have invaded.
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Using search and aggregation tools powered by artificial intelligence, it scours the web looking for information sources that match their taxonomy labels.
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It scours eBay to find the current average selling price and the current average bidding price for whatever it is you're looking for.
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She scours the fridge but comes up empty-handed, irritated by the foolishness of her mother, whom she surmises was shopping absent-mindedly.
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The entrepreneurial 18-year-old scours Amazon for products that aren't well-rated and offers the product's seller his Slack channel's review services.
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Digital Shadows, a security firm that scours the dark web and hacking forums, wrote about the website in a blog post on Tuesday.
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The app scours Amazon for higher-quality products at lower prices, and then curates them into categories you can browse from your phone.
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The concierge then scours the best vendors and communicates the job in detail so things get done right the first time, on time.
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Tarjimly scours its database of volunteers and, using a bit of machine learning (naturally), it finds the users most likely to respond quickly.
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This helps your resume stand out to an employer who's reading it or an applicant tracking system, which scours your resume for keywords.
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Eagerly accompanied by the sommelier Jeremy Quinn, Ms. Railsback scours the country to discover a reinvigorated culture of independent vintners and ancient traditions.
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The Hunt A couple scours the Hudson Yards area for that 'brand-spanking-new feeling,' and all the amenities that come with it.
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He scours the papers for news of fire, famine or epidemic — anything that might yield a bumper crop of souls in legal limbo.
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He scours images sent on WhatsApp, of villages set on fire, of a dead body with the ugly gash of a bullet wound.
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She scours nearby (and farther off) nurseries for exotic-looking specimens to tuck into her lush designs, which also at times include fruits.
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Earny scours a customer's email inbox for digital receipts, and then continuously checks the price on a retailer's website to see if it drops.
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Andreessen Horowitz also has a sizable technical talent and people practices unit that sometimes scours university campuses for interesting people, including at UC Berkeley.
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He scours eBay for old TVs and parts, snapping them up in bulk, and hopes that most of them will work when they arrive.
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Joined by her executive assistant, Stephanie Shepard, the 35-year-old scours the web for some of the more out-there headlines about herself.
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The software then scours thousands of old posts and uses a machine learning algorithm to pull up the ones that may be deemed problematic.
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It scours documents, social media, videos, and audio recordings to create a searchable compendium of every word published or uttered online by an individual.
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Khalifa Hifter, a special online unit affiliated with his militia, the Libyan National Army, scours Facebook for signs of dissent or for suspected Islamists.
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Erik Wemple, the Post's media critic, scours the Mueller report for mentions of the news media and tells us that the reporting was validated.
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It then scours the white spaces in a calendar for possible times and maps out a schedule, filling those times with the desired aspiration.
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A free extension for browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, Honey scours the web for coupon codes and automatically applies them to shoppers' orders.
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HDL is often called the "friendly scavenger" because it scours the blood for bad cholesterol and gets rid of it before it clogs arteries.
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The American artist Gina Beavers scours Instagram and the Internet for images to use in her emphatically physical work, whose ultimate subject is painting itself.
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The Office of Government Ethics (OGE) scours the financials of nominees and finds where the powers of the administration post overlap with any financial position.
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Retail was one of the most popular job categories, according to Thinknum Media, a data-analysis startup that scours job listings to find hiring trends.
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Ferrara still scours transaction logs of minor league teams, tracking injuries and call-ups in case one of them might need a player like him.
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Concerned in the ways to achieve expression, the video artist and sculptor scours the internet to find images and sounds with which she makes video collages.
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On Tuesday, the Parkes radio telescope in western New South Wales joined the Stephen Hawking-backed Breakthrough Listen project, which scours the universe for alien life.
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Then, while Matt earnestly scours the man's nether regions, Mitch snaps a photo of Matt with "a handful of ballsack" and uploads it to social media.
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Meanwhile, ticket brokers employ illegal "ticket bots" — specialized software that instantly scours the market, scooping up prized tickets before the public even knows that they exist.
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A voracious reader, she scours the Washington Post while sipping her plain hot water and noshing on cookies and peppermints (her secret to such superager longevity).
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In his new book, When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing, Daniel Pink scours psychological, biological, and economic studies to explore what he calls the overlooked dimension.
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"I first find the objects I'm going to work with, which is its own project," said Yanko, who scours New York's derelict buildings and junkyards for materials.
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Formerly writers and professors, they now sustain their devastated marriage by cleaning up the messes of others: She scrubs houses, he scours patients' spillage in a hospital.
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And while it celebrates famous fans like Khloe Kardashian and Gigi Hadid, it scours its social feeds to find ambassadors who are everyday women living regular lives.
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Where she once would turn to the real estate pages of The Sydney Morning Herald, a Fairfax paper, she now scours two online real estate portals: Realestate.com.
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This backstory is certainly alluring and unusual, and upon learning it at his current show at Lisson Gallery, one scours the works for signs of religious piousness.
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The robo-agent then scours millions of records to verify personal information and driving history and then delivers policy quotes and recommendations back to you via text message.
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Every day Bound2West (who wishes to remain anonymous) scours Twitter, photo agency websites, and celebrity websites and blogs for the latest and greatest photos of the West family.
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Cardlytics, an Atlanta-based marketing software company that scours personal transaction data to insert ads into online banking platforms, today raised just over $70 million in its IPO.
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He routinely scours the store's corridors for a next generation of ladies who lunch, a cohort inclined to mix status-laden Chanel tweeds with darker, more subversive matter.
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Beyond Pricing scours all the platforms for what similar homes charge, their vacancy rates, what hotels are charging, historic and current demand fluctuations, airline info, weather and more.
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Watch above, and join Annie Georgia Greenberg, Refinery29's fashion editor at large, as she scours the city of vibrant lights for the best bars, clubs, eats, and entertainment.
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This cool hack can turn your dead e-reader into a living clock that scours hundreds of books for exact times and displays the current time in a quote.
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But if you're the kind of person who follows phone announcements and scours spec sheets, you'll probably wonder whether the Pixel's lack of optical image stabilization sets it back.
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From his small town on the windswept grasslands of the Inner Mongolia region of China, Mr. Zhao, 27, scours the internet for fake news, pornography and calls to violence.
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The Hunt Burdened with a 21-minute commute from Newark, a teacher scours Harlem and the Bronx for a place with outdoor space — and a shorter trip to work.
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Should you require more, a vivid housemade chimichurri is on hand, along with a liquid blaze of malagueta chiles and cachaça (sugar cane liquor) that scours mouth and mind.
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He scours the financial marketplace for misbehavior like that of Wells Fargo, which CFPB fined $100 million for opening unauthorized accounts in what has become the bureau's signature enforcement action.
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He scours the financial marketplace for misbehavior like that of Wells Fargo, which CFPB fined $100 million for opening unauthorized accounts in what has become the bureau's signature enforcement action.
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This AI tool scours research to find out Raymond said the biggest problem was the more prosaic challenge of improving the system's infrastructure to support the increased volume of data.
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Google is working on Trips, a travel app that scours your Gmail account for travel-related info and lets you plan and book your trip, all from your mobile phone.
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Instead her team scours the Internet for interesting TED talks, newscasters, retiring ambassadors, professors and others who have the expertise, presentation skills and people skills the cruise lines look for.
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The platform then scours the internet for any publicly available information on each individual recipient, combing through their Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, videos and podcasts in which they appear, etc.
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McWhorter, playing the tone poet's patient exegete, scours several instances of the usage, settling on the idea that in this context "up" conveys the intimacy of the setting it qualifies.
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SpringWorks, based in New York, also scours the pipelines of other pharma companies for compounds set aside for lack of resources, hoping to license some of them for further testing.
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China has already used its economic muscle to stamp a major geopolitical footprint in Africa and South America as it scours the globe for natural resources to fuel its economy.
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He scours a government checklist of housing requirements for a resettlement, mindful that whatever he spends is deducted from a refugee's one-time government grant of no more than $220,125.
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As the N.B.A. scours India for a unicorn-like breakout player, it's also doing something else: spreading the N.B.A.'s vision of itself as the embodiment of select American virtues.
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Using its natural-language platform, together with a suite of sophisticated algorithms, Kensho scours millions of pages of financial statements and other public information to identify the constituents of each index.
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And in the final episode of Season 2, Murphy once again scours the depths of Gabriel García Márquez's Wikipedia page in search of a literary pretense for the show's compulsive stereotyping.
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In a panel with Raeburn, Lantink, and influencer Aleali May, Waithe revealed she often scours vintage shops looking for Chicago Bulls memorabilia or concert tees that remind her of her youth.
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Airfarewatchdog scours more than 20,000 routes per day to find the best fares available, and they're looking to help you plan your next weekend trip with their new tool, The Weekender.
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The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) scours the media for racially motivated attacks; it found 139 during the month after the referendum, up from 21 in the same month last year.
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Many of them also played tricks with their accounting, said Xiaoxi Zhang, who scours the financial statements of hundreds of small banks across China for Gavekal Dragonomics, an economic consulting firm.
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In this episode of Viceland's pizza-focused travel show, the host and pizza connoisseur Frank Pinello (who also owns Best Pizza in Brooklyn) scours the Motor City for the best slices.
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Erik Wemple, The Post's media critic, scours the Mueller report for media mentions, and tells us the reporting was validated, as well as what the report says about the news media.
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Mr. Oh, who grew up in Seoul, South Korea, and moved to the United States as a teenager, scours Asia for companies developing new technologies or creating innovative products and services.
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And between each untimely demise, she scours the city for clues like a modern-day Philip Marlowe, uncovering important lessons that need digesting before she can get along with, well, life.
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It mainly scours the internet for devices such as webcams, digital video recorders and home routers in which easy-to-guess factory-set passwords ("12345" or even "password") have not been changed.
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While Moodica viewers are making requests for content more and more, Barsky's team predominately scours the globe (predominantly via Instagram) to find and commission suitable work that fits the platform's relaxation mandate.
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Using cookie data collected from El Al, TechCrunch was able to find dozens of other affected airlines using data collected by RiskIQ, a cyberthreat intelligence firm, which scours the web for information.
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These senior officials, despite their august titles, are managers of the "staff process," an iterative method that scours all corners of the organization for information then generates several recommended courses of action.
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To formulate audiences, the algorithm scours profiles and analyzes them for shared traits and correlations and self-identified interests and, it assumes, our preferences, grouping us into tribes that can be targeted.
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Where "Scars of Independence" scours the wounds, it rushes the reckoning promised by its title: the suturing together of this battered body politic, and the subsequent bleaching of the bloody national fabric.
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BlueDot uses an AI-driven algorithm that scours foreign-language news reports, animal and plant disease networks, and official proclamations to give its clients advance warning to avoid danger zones like Wuhan.
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Their job is to notice small things; where others might see trash, they see evidence, which Spleeters then photographs and scours for obscure factory codes that can give a clue to its origins.
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By examining brain tissues and developing an AI that scours a huge and improved gene database, research is narrowing in on the genes underlying serious psychiatric disorders, a consortium of scientists announced Thursday.
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In Diyala Province, where the Islamic State was once strong, a father who lost his son about two years ago said he scours jihadist websites for videos that might show his missing child.
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Jupiter looks at the big picture, while Mercury scours the details… and Neptune ignores both in favor what's happening in a fantasy world, while Saturn rejects dreams and is only interested in reality.
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How she does it: She scours official's social media pages for any signs of political disagreement and researches to see if they've supported — or even merely signed off on — any Obama-era policies.
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To do this, the start-up developed a "scraping engine" that constantly scours the open web, figuring out who worked on code that resembles a project that a business needs to get done.
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In this latest series from the Vice crew, the skateboarder Rick McCrank scours the country for empty spaces — starting with a few dead malls in Ohio — and the people who find life in them.
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The app scours the web for discount codes valid at popular retailers like Amazon, Target, Best Buy, and Nordstrom Rack, among many others, just like the popular Google Chrome extension of the same name.
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A team of researchers scours the wilds of northern Alaska for Bombus polaris, a big bee that has adapted to the cold and that can teach them more about the effects of climate change.
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Whereas reverse image searches used to reveal the origin of their fake profile pictures, Ximah now scours the Ecuadorian coastal provinces and takes pictures of digital exiles to use their unique pictures as profile images.
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Yet the analysis suggests that Match's screening policy has helped to prevent the problem: Almost all of these cases implicated Match Group's free apps; the only service that scours sex offender registries, Match, had none.
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Type in the content that you've picked and the site scours Netflix, Amazon Video, Hulu, YouTube, iTunes, and various other platforms to see where you can buy or rent it, as a download or a stream.
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Garfield shreds the fabric of time and space, and briefly Jon witnesses the entire breadth of human knowledge, every Monday past, present, and future, before his cat scours the multiverse to find another dimension to devour.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A torch on his head, Jason Sandy scours the nighttime London foreshores of the Thames river, searching for objects that could offer a glimpse of life in the British capital hundreds of years ago.
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The company has a 16-member team that scours the market for companies' overstocked baseball gloves and gardening tools, canceled or delayed orders for dishes and cutlery, and discontinued lines of potato chips and kitty litter.
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Very little in "My Son" — whether it's the logistics of the kidnapping or the way Julien scours home videos for convenient clues — makes a great deal of sense, perhaps as a consequence of the shooting process.
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Job listings show that ClassPass is hiring for more roles marked "international" than any other category, including partnerships and engineering, according to Thinknum Media, a data-analysis startup that scours job listings to find hiring trends.
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Enter "sfc /scannow" to run the System File Checker, which scours the hard drive for any missing Windows files that the OS relies on to work properly, and replaces any that need replacing (see here for more).
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Researchers from Digital Shadows, another company that scours the dark web, traced the origins of the site back to July of 2016, when a hacker named goldrose advertised it on the popular dark web cybercrime bazaar AlphaBay.
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Similarly, Burning Glass, a firm that scours millions of job listings to detect labor market trends, has found a surge in demand for what it calls hybrid jobs, incorporating expertise in, for example, both technology and finance.
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Britta, "a wife, mother and successful businesswoman," runs a start-up called, innocuously, The Bridge, which algorithmically scours the internet in search of despondent people, then matches them up with terrorist organizations to act as suicide bombers.
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"The analysis suggests that Match's screening policy has helped to prevent the problem: Almost all of these cases implicated Match Group's free apps; the only service that scours sex offender registries, Match, had none," the article stated.
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The platform, called BlueDot, uses an AI-driven algorithm that scours foreign-language news reports, animal and plant disease networks, and official proclamations to give its clients advance warning to avoid danger zones like Wuhan if possible.
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With the current process, you email your hotel reservation to Pruvo who will then set up a custom search that scours the major booking sites around the world and monitors if your specific booking goes down in price.
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The company also has an innovation lab team, which scours the market for new technologies In November 2015, Sephora opened its first digitally enabled store in San Francisco, equipped with online and mobile shopping as well as video tutorials.
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They upload that spreadsheet to Facebook via the Ads Manager tool, and Facebook scours its user data, looks for users who match the uploaded spreadsheet, and turns the matches into an "Audience," which is really just a set of Facebook users.
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It's the work of Botnik, a new AI-assisted humor application that scours various types of human-created, word-crowded content—from season-three Seinfeld scripts to Yelp reviews to Bezos' shareholder letters—in order to build predictive, idiom-specific keyboards.
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The Israel- and Boston-based healthcare analytics company — which specializes in machine learning-enabled tools for radiologists — revealed that its coronavirus-specific solution that scours CT scans can accurately sort patients with and without the coronavirus, according to HIT Consultant.
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Good-naturedly dodging his mother's entreaties to settle down, the peripatetic and engaging Kasliwal scours the world for outrageous gems (a recent find was an old 10-carat mine diamond at a Las Vegas antiques show) and the best parties.
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Arash speaks for us all, every Iranian or Arab in an airport line who scours his memory of each item he packed, while others, secure in their whiteness, can forget about Swiss Army knives in the pockets of their carry-ons.
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Matt's Flights Premium Subscriptions Featured on The New York Times, Thrillist, and The Hustle, Matt's Flights meticulously scours the internet for flight deals round the clock and filters the cheapest deals, mostly due to airline mistakes or rock-bottom sales.
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Her style of collaborating with clients reflects those bucolic, craft-filled beginnings; instead of sticking to purely pedigreed sources, she scours antique fairs for the right trim or trinket, just as her mother used to, with Matilda in a stroller.
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As soon as you click inside your browser's address bar and press the "g" key all kinds of code whirs into action—your browser checks whether or not you're in incognito mode, and if you aren't, scours your bookmarks and history for potential matches.
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Instead of creating a house or skyscraper, the group scours for evidence of lies, crimes and human rights violations — combining the spatial and engineering skills of architects, the data-gathering prowess of librarians, the doggedness of investigative journalists and the storytelling finesse of screenwriters.
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Using big data analytics and natural language programming, it scours millions of pages of financial statements and other public information to identify the constituents of each index, and weigh each according to the degree to which a given industry is central to the company's strategy.
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If you have some extra cash and want to try the very best in manzanilla, I urge you to splurge on a bottle from Equipo Navazos, a small négociant that scours the region for excellent barrels that would otherwise go into a larger blend.
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The winner of The Diagram Prize for Oddest Book Title of the Year — which scours the most random corners of the publishing world for weird, wacky or just plain confusing book titles and then puts a shortlist up for public vote — has been announced by The Bookseller.
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In order to find new opportunities, he scours the 52-week low list — a list comprised of issues trading near their one-year low — while keeping a keen eye on the price-to-book, price-to-earnings, and price-to-free-cash-flow ratios to ensure he's not overpaying.
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Our first look at him in the episode is in the bathroom; he's run out of his pills, and as he stares at a family photo from when he and Randall were kids, he scours Randall's medicine cabinet and drawers for anything to get him the fix he's craving.
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"Mirai scours the Web for IoT devices protected by little more than factory-default usernames and passwords, and then enlists the devices in attacks that hurl junk traffic at an online target until it can no longer accommodate legitimate visitors or users," Krebs explained in a post on Friday.
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Other tools provided by the startup include a broader price checking data platform that scours the web and alerts hotels when they are being undercut, a website messaging feature designed to catch visitors before they are about to leave a hotel's own website, and — coming soon – a re-targeting ad solution.
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The platform scours through millions of cultural signals around a topic from across the internet including articles, patents, academic research and platforms including Reddit, Twitter and YouTube, and puts them into cultural buckets based on Sparks & Honey&aposs proprietary taxonomy of cultural trends that it calls the Elements of Culture.
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First and foremost, it spends time with big and small companies from a wide range of industries — from agtech to automotive to e-commerce — to learn about their pain points, then it scours universities with which it has ties so see if they are, literally in some cases, cooking up anything that might address these issues.
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While mainstream professional wrestling is generally associated with the SuperStars and Divas anointed by Vince McMahon's World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), the IWC—an informal community of underground wrestling fans communicating on the internet—scours the globe for alternatives, trading VHS tapes (and, in more recent times, BitTorrent files) depicting everything from barbed-wire strewn hardcore wrestling in the Kentucky's VFW halls to the high-flying luchadores of Tijuana.
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