The ice was scraped straight off the block: Getting scraped ice on a hot day.
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But questions remain as to exactly who scraped the data, when it was scraped from Facebook and why.
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Even the ritual attack by her opponent, Labour's Jeremy Corbyn — "the prime minister has scraped through phase one of the negotiations, scraped through after 18 months" — came off as a grumpy compliment.
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The data, which was scraped from Airbnb listings by InsideAirbnb.
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When he made his next move, he scraped the shuttle.
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The wind scraped against my cheeks and billowed my clothes.
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Later, this will be scraped off with a huge grater.
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It's been years since Orno scraped the ring rust off.
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The remaining 30% of articles would be scraped using BeautifulSoup.
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Rescuers scraped through the rubble, racing to set her free.
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But that was before he narrowly scraped back into power.
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The relatives quickly scraped together money to get them home.
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For one thing, he has scraped out all the schlock.
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Windows were blown out, chunks scraped from ceilings and walls.
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Trawlers scraped the sea floor clean of silt and seaweed.
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Conchs scraped around the sand, levitating on burnt orange claws.
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YouTube was supposedly among the services being scraped for images.
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The bullet scraped his skull but did not penetrate it.
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When I bandage his scraped knee, I will think of you.
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In some places, you see where she has scraped the surface.
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He went back to his plate, which was already scraped clean.
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On that record, her young voice scraped on the high notes.
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He's a big-time rider ... even when his bike gets scraped.
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"Women, should never, ever have their vagina scraped," she told Refinery29.
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Once indexed, nefarious types may have scraped and stored that data.
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That amounts to about 57,600 scraped transactions each day, he said.
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And it won't rust or spark when scraped against the ground.
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The company has scraped the web to understand usual career paths.
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The consequence is, in all likelihood, a few extra scraped knees.
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One wheel broke off, and the wooden stump bobbed and scraped.
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DePalma scraped the area smooth with his bayonet, then sprayed it.
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Alltrack tackled it like a champ, and the undercarriage never scraped.
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She says she scraped her teeth every night with her fingernails.
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For a while, I scraped by without the help I needed.
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Banjo then scraped social media content, those two former employees added.
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For each, he scraped YouTube's recommendations for what to watch next.
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I scraped away the subcutaneous tissue revealing his ivory white cranium.
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Plaster was being removed, and peeling, heat-scorched paint scraped away.
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This weekend, though, a handful of holdover titles scraped for sales.
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Workers in yellow waterproof jackets scraped the snow from the sidewalks.
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Underneath she found more wallpaper, so she scraped that off, too.
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My parents scraped together the money to send me to therapy.
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In one untraveled corner, grit from construction dust still scraped underfoot.
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In these performances, Mr. Bennington's vocals are scraped-up and eager.
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That or the burn treatment where they scraped off the dead skin.
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Scraped Facebook data was up for grabs in a similar data leak.
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It scraped just 8% of the vote, down from 903% in 2010.
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Nope. As his caption suggests, he was just having his fascia scraped.
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Then I scraped their history, making sure they were doing this repeatedly.
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The most attention-grabbing treatment, however, was getting his chest fascia scraped.
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He saw data being scraped and sold and he saw disinformation campaigns.
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Tina fell and scraped her knee, and contracted tetanus from the fall.
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She pushed the rent up religiously; I scraped and traded and paid.
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The paint was scraped away, leaving a deep cut in the wood.
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It's currently not clear if all the information accessed was necessarily scraped.
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How can you share a link without allowing it to be scraped?
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Then they scraped past Serbia and France, by 3 points each time.
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One species was scraped off a rock in a forest in Germany.
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Smith is short and broad-shouldered, with a mechanic's scraped-up knuckles.
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"Keep Forsyth white!" scraped through the air like fingernails on a chalkboard.
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Many of these villages were burned, then flattened and scraped by bulldozers.
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The patties even looked great as I scraped them off the griddle.
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They scraped up the sleeping generation and returned it to its birthplace.
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Those in the Crews family, like everyone they knew, barely scraped by.
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At 23rd Street, the workers scraped and shoveled for about five minutes.
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But if your profile has already been scraped, it is too late.
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After a suspenseful election night, he scraped along, barely clinging to power.
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And people like Van Eenennaam scraped by on the few remaining grants.
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The labels come from WordNet, the images were scraped from search engines.
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Construction licenses for 16 wind farms and 9 solar parks were scraped.
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The first scraped Boyd's chest and lodged into his upper left arm.
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I definitely spilled blood and scraped my knees on that damn building.
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A doctor undressed the victim and scraped and cut his fingernails for evidence.
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Specifically, Facebook will tell you what info of yours it believes was scraped.
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For the current fiscal year, Uncle Sam has scraped together $154,242 in contributions.
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Finally, he said that he teaches journalism courses that include using scraped data.
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So, for instance, when personal data has been scraped off the public Internet.
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I closed my eyes and tried as his beard scraped against my thigh.
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Like Bilbo, most of us are like butter scraped over too much bread.
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Meanwhile, Neon's "Assassination Nation" scraped together a disappointing $230 million in 8.53,28.5 locations.
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Handling finances In my first year of business, I barely scraped by financially.
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She had gone into my account and scraped it all the way back.
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Unclear. Without untying the laces, she scraped off her sneakers, toe to heel.
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Determined, LaCola scraped together the equipment he would need to produce music himself.
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The recycled gum that was used was scraped from the streets in Amsterdam.
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You might get through it, but it will leave you scraped and exhausted.
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My parents scraped together what they had to give us a great childhood.
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She scraped the registration sticker from her bike frame, her own personal memory.
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I felt like my soul had been scraped out with a butter knife.
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He wrote a script that scraped Reddit for any links with the Eroshare.
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Their outer spiral arms scraped each other and swung into a spiraling dance.
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Sharp tendrils of mesquite scraped the car's flanks like nails on a chalkboard.
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She had scraped knees and a glassine envelope of cocaine in her pocket.
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But this "Summer and Smoke" has been scraped too close to the bone.
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She scraped together a living by drawing illustrations for women's magazines and advertisements.
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Little Rabbit has fallen down and scraped his arm, leaving a red mark.
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Raclette is also melted, but then scraped onto food; it's not for dipping.
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Only one bank — JPMorgan Chase — scraped into the top 10, in last place.
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I threw it, sat on it, and even scraped it and it survived.
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Also on Wednesday the company reported second-quarter revenue that scraped past estimates.
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They are, at best, the husks of jokes, all specific personality scraped out.
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Exhausted and hungry, they scraped their last few pesos together to buy food.
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I scraped together my pennies to buy a book of Thomas Jefferson's architectural drawings.
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This isn't the first time a presidential hopeful has scraped Facebook for voter data.
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Scraped versions could still be found, but the traces of my original story vanished.
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I ate taco fillings out of tortillas and scraped the breading off fried chicken.
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It scraped by for two more seasons before breaking into the Nielsen top 30.
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Your calls and texts might have been scraped by a company you already hate!
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He scraped up just enough money to buy me two matching rings from Pandora.
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To prevent infection, burn victims need their bandages changed and dead skin scraped away.
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Japan narrowly scraped through, advancing ahead of Senegal because it had fewer yellow cards.
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One night vision device was a military one, with its registration numbers scraped away.
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All the contouring is thanks to some Bondo scraped over a piece of wood.
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Shuffling its feet with a sound like cinder blocks scraped across a ship deck.
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She has somehow scraped together some money to treat Daniel to a nice dinner.
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I had scraped together enough money to pay my rent and bills, on time.
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It's a single case study in a sea of datasets scraped from the web.
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How did a poor boy who barely scraped into a teacher's college manage this?
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The euro was steady at $0.76803, having scraped out a 0.2 percent gain overnight.
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None of us were born on third base, we all kind of scraped by.
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In the absence of tourism, some hundred remaining residents scraped by for a decade.
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He also has raclette (pictured), a cheese that's melted and scraped onto a plate.
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The resilient people of Janesville have scrapped and scraped, but they shouldn't have to.
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This helps loosen the protective coating, enabling the slime to be easily scraped off.
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I hit and hit, until I had scraped all the skin from his face.
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And the fury of a hurricane can leave people scraped, bruised, crushed, or drowned.
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Mora's mother scraped by working odd jobs, and the kids initially struggled in school.
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"Many of them, like me, have scraped money together for a mortgage," he said.
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Moreover, Dr. Francis decided, many of the basal cell carcinomas could be scraped off.
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I scraped away the mother crust, rinsed the crock with wine and filled it.
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The researchers scraped living stem cells from frog embryos, and left them to incubate.
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Finally, a man harpooned a basking shark, and then scraped something with a knife.
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I remember the sandpaper sound the razor made as it scraped away his whiskers.
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Schlumberger dropped 1.6 percent after the oilfield services provider's profit just scraped past estimates.
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The report stated that it's unclear who scraped the data from Facebook or why.
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Schlumberger dropped 1.5 percent after the oilfield services provider's profit just scraped past estimates.
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As he scraped, Dr. Ilyas chatted with Ms. Voynow, trying to keep her calm.
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His nickname, according to Le Parisien, is Nez Rapé, roughly translated as Scraped-Nose.
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The file was huge, 420 gigabytes of material scraped from Hacking Team's internal servers.
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Once we scraped inside Sean sent his friend a text to come meet us.
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Millions of Venmo transactions scraped in warning over privacy settings A computer science student has scraped seven million Venmo transactions to prove that users' public activity can still be easily obtained, a year after a privacy researcher performed a similar feat. 4.
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Until now, Winter has scraped funds out of his own pocket to pay for it.
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Motherboard also scraped some of the data with a basic script to verify Rotem's findings.
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The second clip, which was removed from Instagram, has been scraped and posted on Twitter.
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I scraped off the burnt parts, threw them on plates, and said bon appetit, kids.
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They were scraped from the porcelain of the sink and later deposited on the carpet.
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When her right hand slipped, the tool would have scraped her teeth, leaving diagonal grooves.
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Whenever her mother scraped together funds she took other courses, but they proved useless too.
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He was a bit dusty and scraped, as if he had been in a battle.
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The organization has scraped together 58,980 signatures, and more are coming in by the day.
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Or rather someone who had already entered the room scraped a chair and sat down.
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"From a commercial perspective, we've only really scraped the bottom of the barrel," LeRoux said.
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He was perpetually broke, and scraped together a living as a commercial photographer, he said.
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You can be certain they ended up drenched, exhausted, scraped and bruised -- but not broken.
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Last winter, a dog's teeth scraped a little girl's head on a Southwest Airlines flight.
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The fire likely started when the wing scraped the runway, Interior Minister Carlos Basombrio said.
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Had we any confidence at all, I would've scraped together 500 bucks and flown over.
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The Outlaw side of Portis is the bruises and scraped knees of the old Chicago.
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I reached into his mouth, scraped the apple from his teeth, and ate that, too.
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This fabulous visualization shows the 22,000 accounts the script had scraped when Patel stopped it.
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Patrice had a syrup bucket, yellow, scraped to the metal, and full of raw dough.
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"Fall flat," he advised, which would keep me from getting scraped by any lava rocks.
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Mr. Serrato scraped YouTube databases for information on every Chemnitz-related video published this year.
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The duo reportedly scraped into it with the intent of making the glyph more visible.
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The sound that ice made as it scraped the boats as Washington crossed the Delaware?
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We carefully scraped the top layer of snow into a bowl, avoiding twigs and leaves.
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Schizophrenic patients were subjected to insulin-induced comas or had their brains scraped by lobotomies.
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The data was scraped and sent to a third-party server operated by the attackers.
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The team found flowstones covering parts of the artworks and scraped away samples for dating.
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She screamed and her braces scraped his genitals, she said; when he recoiled, she escaped.
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So the Lins scraped together enough money to open a dollar store in Flushing, Queens.
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"The consequence is, in all likelihood, a few extra scraped knees," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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The lots include Mr. Way's four-poster bed, which scraped the ceiling at his home.
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He had a scraped elbow, and he quietly vomited in the gutter once or twice.
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We created a large bank of fictitious résumés and scraped help wanted ads every day.
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Seahub scraped Instagram for "#cruise" to obtain over 1.8 million posts, according to the company.
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I scraped a bunch of listings on Craigslist and I stuck them on my website.
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The move comes after Facebook's surveys and in-person interviews discovered that users hate scraped content.
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Rather than simply painting over them, hands had also actively scraped parts of the surfaces away.
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LinkedIn, which does not provide an easily accessible API, has sued individuals who've scraped its data.
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But on their way down, Logan fell off his bike and scraped his arm and leg.
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Earlier on Friday a bus carrying journalists to one of the Olympic venues scraped another bus.
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His father, who scraped a living reselling rags and scraps of metal, was never emotionally supportive.
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Missouri looked at the scope of Google's data collection and whether it scraped content from competitors.
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I'd pragmatically left the tag on, tucking it inside where it had scraped my right buttock.
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The team looked up recent recalls and scraped thousands upon thousands of reviews from Amazon's systems.
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Read more from NBC News:Facial recognition's 'dirty little secret': Millions of online photos scraped without consentU.
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" Sources connected to Kelly tell us he scraped together the money with help from a "benefactor.
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Trump scraped all the gold veneer for this event, and his performance was raw and uninhibited.
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Missouri looked at the scope of Google's data collection and whether it scraped content from competitors.
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Each post scraped off yet one more scale of self until she felt naked and false.
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Whatever ISIS content the Archive hosts would either be user-submitted or scraped from the web.
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Most of Facebook's users could have had data from their public profiles scraped by third parties.
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Hurricane Irma scraped past Puerto Rico and is headed toward Miami-Dade, Florida's most populous county.
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Then a top layer is scraped off by hand before another wax layer is ironed on.
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Once the information is out, it spreads — sometimes scraped, sometimes bought and sold — among data brokers.
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The study scraped 1000 of the most popular websites on the internet—including everything from Harvard.
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The powder spins around, continuously moistened and scraped to encourage the formation of small starter beads.
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At the same time, I worked midnight Black Friday retail shifts and scraped vomit off linoleum.
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I was vigilant, moving softly in the underbrush, and the palmettos' nails scraped down my body.
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They discovered that early on, when Ms. Li scraped off the painted wallpaper in the kitchen.
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When I scraped some up, it tasted like a mix of white chocolate and candy corn.
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I doused my waffle in hot syrup and scraped a bit of butter into sweetened squares.
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"We laughed about her backup plan failing— after she scraped herself off the ground," Horgan says.
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Exhausted and hungry from their travels, some had scraped a few pesos together to buy food.
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A close inspection discovers that the lids were once wide-open pupils that Schiele scraped off.
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Facebook immediately disabled the app that scraped the data, and tried to figure out who accessed it.
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"Latest Nigerian News" scraped one of my recent TechCrunch articles, and surrounded it by tons of ads.
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The variegated surface ranges from smooth and scraped to ridges of paint and cracked, built-up surfaces.
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JibJab moved to Los Angeles, downsized from 13 employees to just Gregg and Evan, and scraped by.
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The plate of the Jurassic Burger even looks as if it has been scraped by a raptor.
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With her ten children—now aged five to 22—she scraped by in Kampala for two years.
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Three years ago, he had finally scraped together enough to make a down payment on this house.
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I had my helmet on so my head was fine, but I scraped up my left side.
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Turkey's lira scraped into positive territory as the country prepared to go to the polls this Sunday.
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We scraped documents as far back as we could, with the earliest posts appearing in April 2018.
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Worse, some public folders were scraped and indexed by search engines, making the data found more easily.
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Parchment was made from animal skin (usually a cow or sheep), scraped into thin layers and dried.
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But a scraped event description TechCrunch discovered on Rallyist provides deeper insight into the disruptive information operation.
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In a touching but tragic photo posted to Instagram, Kowal holds the scraped hand of his child.
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Wide flat iceberg ploughmarks, which were scraped by unusually flat-bottomed icebergs in the central Barents Sea.
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Argentina scraped through to the next round with a late winner against Nigeria, having drawn to Iceland.
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One man had the entire upper left side of his skull scraped away with a stone blade.
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I may have even scraped some remaining peanut butter residue off of the plate...Haters gonna' hate.
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But then I had to show up at my new journalism internship with a scraped up nose.
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Of all the games that Portugal scraped through, their quarter-final triumph over Poland was the closest.
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Fans not only ripped apart a stadium, but they also burned t-shirts and scraped with police.
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Closer, louder, Caroline's wheels scraped against the hardwood floors until Peter woke up with a muted shout.
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Something hit or scraped or brushed against something else, and that made the air around it wobble.
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They will own mansions in Surrey before you and your boyfriend have even scraped your deposit together.
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The worst injuries are bruised or scraped shins and you tend to fall away from the logs.
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In my fuzzy waking moments, I scraped the internet for concussion information, but it was overwhelmingly contradictory.
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Sanchez (3-2) scraped through five and two-thirds innings while still searching for his proper mechanics.
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He scraped deep shots off the bounce or delicately half-volleyed them instead of moving his feet.
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The game went just over the total of 40 points, and the Raiders scraped out the victory.
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And that's what makes the stakes in this case a lot greater than a few scraped knees.
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They haven't reached that total since 2011, and twice in that period have barely scraped past 400.
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In Nanaimo, a small camp under a bridge was recently scraped into a dumpster by massive excavators.
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The platform also may have scraped against the building and its neighbor, reducing its rate of fall.
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Chishti has since left T-Enterprise, and trailers advertising the game have been scraped from the web.
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A big hollow sound answered back and she ran into her father's arms, dirt-scraped, smiling, triumphant.
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The app "scraped" information from their Facebook profiles as well as detailed information from their friends' profiles.
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One Redditor said they "accidentally" scraped the whole site, which amounted to about 15 gigabytes of data.
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Each year, she has barely scraped together the money to keep her home out of the auction.
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And "Bad Samaritan," starring David Tennant as a sadistic villain, scraped to $1.6 million in 2,007 theaters.
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It's the subtle presence of vanilla, announced by sootlike black spots, scraped from the hard furrowed pod.
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Because the woman fell and scraped her knees, the phone theft was classified as an aggravated robbery.
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The Twins scraped together a winning record in 2015 but fell hard last season, to 59-103.
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The family scraped by in Paris, selling possessions like artwork by the modernist painter Emiliano Di Cavalcanti.
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Mr. Young scraped together the money and ran to 110 Macdougal Street, where he signed the lease.
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We've successfully scraped the website of the Clark County Sheriff's Office, but we're not quite there yet.
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This is how an estimated 87 million people might have had their data scraped by Cambridge Analytica.
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But in March, Bahrain scraped plans to sell conventional U.S. dollar-denominated notes because investors demanded high yields.
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I scraped shards of glass away with the side of my sneaker and excused myself to the bathroom.
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It also leads to some uncomfortable questions about how advertisers might be using data scraped from people's photographs.
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Ads for Scraped Plate have appeared in USA Today and The New York Times Magazine, eliciting some fans.
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Two fender-benders occurred in June, neither the Google car's fault and neither causing more than scraped bumpers.
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For three days we ate nothing but dry crusts; our tongues were so scraped we couldn't move them.
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"It looks like someone almost just took a giant knife and scraped the ground," Sheriff Jay Jones said.
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The milky fluid in the unripened seed pod is scraped by hand and air-dried to produce opium.
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Facebook has now detailed what data was scraped and stolen in the breach it revealed two weeks ago.
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That code included a browser-generated link of the original web page that was scraped, the research said.
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For external replication purposes, a dataset of 17,000 celebrity photos, containing 100,000 images, was scraped from the web.
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It scraped through with the votes of 92.5% of delegates, compared with 97.3% for the five-year plan.
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In 2011, the development group scraped away the last vestiges of the 1.2-million-square-foot City Center.
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The GOP barely scraped up enough votes to pass their partisan budget, as 2628 on their side defected.
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She rarely gives interviews, so what we know is scraped from her social-media presence — which isn't much.
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In 1683, he scraped a bit of plaque from his own teeth and inspected it through the microscope.
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Another enterprising group of investors in Colorado has scraped together about $10 million to buy the Denver Post.
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To me, what's happened between that experience back in '93 and today, is a lot of scraped knees.
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I have scraped my way back into touring and I will keep pushing and I won't give up.
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It's great stuff, if you drown out the night terrors, the surprise projectile vomiting, and the scraped knees.
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Hurricane experts predict that the US East Coast will get "scraped," but Dorian will likely stay just offshore.
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He ironed creases into the pants, brushed lint off the sweaters, scraped mud out of the sneaker treads.
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WB: I'd almost rather they get scraped out of the place than try to change with the times.
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Stormproof roofs only a few months old peeled like old paint and were scraped away by the gale.
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Elevated by scaffolding, Dominick Guida scraped a brick wall in what seemed like an effort to weather it.
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But, just last week the IRS scraped the PIN system altogether, because of a spike in suspicious activity.
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We drove it, off-roaded in it and scraped its underthings, and it lived to turn another wheel.
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First, her reader Kate Leroux, a cartographer, scraped 3,765 common names for conditions from an online medical database.
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The report used data scraped by AirDNA, an unaffiliated company that collects and analyzes data from Airbnb listings.
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The company scraped pictures from millions of public sites including Facebook, YouTube, and Venmo, according to the Times.
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The information was amassed from a number of sources, including data scraped from the social media site Reddit.
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Ceiling fans supplement the central air-conditioning, and floors of hand-scraped engineered wood provide a rustic aesthetic.
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She wanted to do more, so she scraped together $100 to take the test to earn further certification.
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Over the next week, the brother scraped together more than $15,000 for their release and wired the money.
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Families scrambled to track down their imprisoned relatives and scraped together money to try to secure their release.
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" Jones described massive damage that appeared "as if someone had taken a blade and just scraped the ground.
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This picture shows what we'd call shaved ice today: a man selling scraped ice, with some flavors available.
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In 2015 he scraped onto the ballot to become the party's leader, a contest he never expected to win.
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So his team scraped those cells out of hundreds of branches, at 10, 20 and 30 days post-harvest.
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It wasn't trained on translated pairs, but rather a huge corpus of links that were scraped from the internet.
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That weighed on Schlumberger, whose stock dropped 1.3 percent after the oilfield services provider's profit just scraped past estimates.
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Usually this data is scraped from a variety of sources; everything from newspaper articles, to books, to movie scripts.
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A conservative analytics firm apparently scraped a huge trove of Reddit data as part of its voter-targeting efforts.
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"I scraped money together to buy fabric, and I started making my own clothes," she writes in the book.
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No one would fault a job seeker or salesperson who scraped LinkedIn for targeted employees of a specific company.
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A pap smear looks for any abnormalities in the cells that are scraped off the cervix, Dr. Blank says.
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What I can say is that all our data is scraped of any PII before the client sees it.
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Before Chip and Joanna Gaines hit it big on Fixer Upper, the couple scraped by as small business owners.
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The consequences for handing over data scraped from this type of activity to major corporations aren't hard to imagine.
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And, also in April, it acknowledged that it had mistakenly scraped the emails of 1.5 million of its users.
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In the most recent election, in 2011, in a four-horse race, the government's favoured candidate only scraped home.
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She stretched her hands down over his back and scraped her fingernails over his ass, which clenched in reaction.
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Hefner was said he scraped together $8,000 to purchase old nude photographs of Monroe to feature in the magazine.
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She toppled a formidable contender in Bear 747, a dominant male bear whose enriched belly nearly scraped the ground.
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The woman fell and scraped her knees in the ordeal, which turned the phone theft into an aggravated robbery.
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GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney narrowly won it in 2012, while President Obama scraped a victory together in 2008.
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The public comment period is closing tomorrow on April 26th, so Google's comment scraped in just under the wire.
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It is a layering of paper, mounted on canvas, coated with clay, painted with blue gouache, then vigorously scraped.
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We have scraped their very souls out so that we could use their skins to hold our latte art.
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Deciding that I'd suffered enough, my parents lovingly scraped every last bit of foam off of my beloved kicks.
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In the now deleted post, Mitchell said she had her helmet on, but her left side had been scraped.
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I held my shin where it had scraped against a footrest and tested out the hip I'd fallen on.
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Filmed with a $15 million budget, the sci-fi horror scraped by with $20 million at the box office.
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The shallow grave was still open, a small hole in the living room, scraped out of the clay floor.
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They scraped by, relying on money borrowed from relatives and the support of friends on the Hostage Rescue Team.
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Snip off a piece of duct tape with scissors, then press it on the scraped part of the disc.
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Facebook spokesperson Jay Nancarrow said the data had been scraped before Facebook cut off access to user phone numbers.
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There was recently a mini-scandal about comments being scraped by a Mexican company off of public [Facebook] pages.
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Those images are scraped from all corners of the internet from social media sites to companies' "About Us" pages.
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On the sidelines, the women who had scraped together the courage to tell their stories sat stunned, silenced, dismissed.
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The database is made up of billions of images scraped from millions of sites including Facebook, YouTube, and Venmo.
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The mixture is stirred, and the part that freezes to the wall of the inner pot is scraped off.
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It's unclear who scraped the data and posted it — it wasn't Facebook — but it's not good for public perception.
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They contain soil that was scraped from land that was exposed to radiation in the days after the accident.
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Ron Phelps of Wilmington scraped his leg and it became infected, prompting doctors to amputate it, the station reported.
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His father scraped together the $22003 tuition — a small fortune — to let him stay on as Otis's youngest student.
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Hastily, he scraped a flat-edged scalpel along a tissue sample, hoping for maximum abrasion, and triturated the results.
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Then there was Steve Trout, who scraped his elbow and shoulder while falling off a bicycle in September 1985.
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Those teams then worked to infiltrate chat rooms and scraped websites for data on competitors, according to the letter.
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In retrospect that sensibility meshes perfectly with a pop approach where breathy vocals scraped against skeletal beats generate friction.
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Damaged areas of the exterior were scraped away and patched with a "scratch coat" followed by a smooth topcoat.
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She floured, sifted, scraped, rolled, and cut the first pan of biscuits, and then helped me through the next two.
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This site might be hit by a News Feed demotion An ad-filled site that scraped my recent TechCrunch article.
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Oftentimes, the related files will be part of a back-end that can't just be scraped by a web crawler.
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And in 2000, Ford's six-seater Beechcraft Bonanza scraped the runway during an emergency landing at Nebraska's Lincoln Municipal Airport.
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As Asia scraped its way out of poverty people began to consume more food, and rice was available and affordable.
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WeChatscope provided a nonpublic interface to us that provides access to all posts scraped by HKU whether censored or not.
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The message details were obtained after users downloaded a malicious browser extension that then scraped the information from their accounts.
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Yes, Moms think (slightly) better of a TV and movie streaming service, than they do the healer of scraped knees.
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Stewart was also photographed with scraped knees and a bruised face, although it is unclear how she sustained the injuries.
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Facebook has disabled accounts operated by a Russian business that the social network says scraped user data from its platform.
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Among them was the revelation that "most people" on Facebook had their public profile data scraped by third-party apps.
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But the hackers inserted code that scraped the user's plaintext password as it was entered by users at the time.
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The investigation found in some instances Devumi scraped the accounts of real people without their consent to build fake profiles.
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This is such an inside idea that I have no idea how they scraped together five people to do it.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry finally scraped together enough dough to pay their deposit and lock in a wedding date.
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"I never thought I would like this stuff," one man said in disbelief, as he scraped up the last spoonful.
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The company believes most of its users who had a specific search function enabled have had their profile data scraped.
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It's possible you aren't affected, though Zuckerberg said it's likely most users have had their data scraped at some point.
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The car scraped a guardrail on the right side of the road, crossed the roadway and hit the concrete median.
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It failed to crack even $100 million domestically, and barely scraped together enough cash to earn back its production budget.
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He scraped smooth a vertical section and misted it with water from a spray bottle to bring out the color.
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"We feel like we have just scraped the sides though, so maybe 'Brad Pitt The Food Encyclopedia' is called for."
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They added noise to this signal in the form of "distractors," faces scraped from Creative Commons licensed photos on Flickr.
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So essentially Facebook has finally admitted that consentless scraped contact information is a core part of its ad targeting apparatus.
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Some Amazon reviewers claimed that it was difficult to clean and that the filter scraped the interior of the carafe.
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The white van apparently scraped the side of the scaffolding, blowing out its windows as a result of the collision.
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Long chose the San Francisco 49ers, who scraped out a muddy 9-0 win over Washington in the pouring rain.
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Shannon scraped together $219,2401 for a down payment on a house nearby, in Whitestown, and Nicole spent some weekends there.
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Commercial bail fees, often scraped together by multiple family members, siphon millions from poor, predominantly African-American and Hispanic communities.
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Between birthday money, Christmas money, Chinese New Year money and rolling up quarters and coins, I scraped up enough money.
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Several readers wrote to us to point out that food scraps could be composted instead of scraped into the trash.
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Just as in Aesop's tale, the city rats benefited from the largess of human waste, whereas country rats scraped by.
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It identifies people using images scraped from the web and social media platforms, without permission, to create a searchable database.
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It scraped 3 billion photos online, including from social media, into an index of names + faces for police department subscribers.
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Hundreds of Rohingya villages were burned to the ground, razed by bulldozers and then scraped shortly after the Rohingya fled.
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The mother-daughter team squatted wide-kneed over a propane tank and scraped lobster marinating in coolers into enormous skillets.
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Several researchers and artists have scraped millions of payments from Venmo to demonstrate how it puts people's privacy at risk.
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Here, Mr. Mars trades his tender coo for a scraped-up vocal, as if sheer lust were rendering him hoarse.
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Boy, were they wrong, according to the cave in Sri Lanka full of burned and scraped monkey and squirrel bones.
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Nadir scraped the gum from poppy bulbs into plastic containers to be used in making opium, heroin and other drugs.
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Then Yngve and Cole, who were merely tall, and then Vincent, who just scraped under the bar of average height.
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So I scraped together $10,000 and invested in one of the restaurants, actually right here locally in the D.C. area.
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Similarly, a brooch created in 2002 features keratin that Ms. Parnanen scraped from a cow horn obtained from a slaughterhouse.
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Underneath is the noise of paper being scraped on a bass drum—"like walking in the snow," the composer says.
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"Hugh Jackman, an Australian, once compared it to something scraped off the floor of a gas station," Michelle Innis reported.
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Usually, lamb racks are sold "frenched" (trimmed of fat, with the bones separated and scraped clean) and ready to cook.
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Flint, Michigan, which made national headlines last year because of its water crisis, scraped the bottom overall -- scoring lowest for safety.
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Australian gold medal contender Kimberly Brennan just avoided a major setback when she scraped into the repechage round after nearly sinking.
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It's our work I said and I teetered at the edge of the stage nearly falling into scraped-face futility. Dogs.
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In April a Dutch company started selling training shoes with soles made from chewing gum scraped off the streets of Amsterdam.
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On Wednesday, Facebook acknowledged that most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped via phone and email search.
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Over the course of the 20th century scholars have scraped away the Victorian overlay and restored the radically original poet underneath.
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From blistering sunburns to scraped-up knees, there's no limit to the injuries Pokémon Go players are getting during game play.
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Church leaders and United Order members received the best of everything, while less favored members barely scraped by, federal authorities allege.
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In doing so, he arrives at surfaces that are blurred, scraped, gouged, blistered, peeling, distressed, and jammed with dabs of paint.
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The Google spokesperson said the lyrics appearing in Google searches are licensed from many sources and not directly scraped from websites.
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And all salt is really sea salt, even if it is scraped from rocks, found underneath stones, or discovered in mines.
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Just last year, researchers scraped identifiable personal data from more than 70,000 OkCupid users without their consent and released it online.
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We wondered if the Opera House would suit local experimentalist Lucas Abela as he scraped screeching glass across his bleeding face.
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And still more pellets scraped down his throat to stack in a pile that reached from intestinal pits to esophageal maw.
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According to the police report, the woman said her wrist was in pain and she was scraped from Brown pushing her.
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Though the practice has been widely criticized by security experts, many companies' business models rely on data scraped from users' inboxes.
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Because the language tag was "ru", which researchers say shows that the code was likely scraped from a user in Russia.
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When Google gives you a private 40-character URL, how are you meant to share it without allowing it be scraped?
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With both racing in silver – having scraped the paint off to save on weight – the press dubbed them the Silver Arrows.
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John dropped his backpack onto the couch, then scraped and banged Carmen's luggage down a hallway barely wider than his shoulders.
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More broadly, the company said most of its 2 billion users could have had their public data scraped by third parties.
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He was so scraped and muddied that he recalls having to persuade the driver not to take him to a hospital.
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My parents scraped by selling tamales in the streets of Los Angeles, and my sister and I grew up as Californians.
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Although money was always tight, my parents could have probably scraped together enough to buy a small flat in the suburbs.
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Virtually no other cruise liners escaped the century without having their insides gutted and redecorated, but the America somehow scraped through.
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It is a composite of familiar elements used to trigger a memory, best digested after you've already scraped your plate clean.
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Klotzbach said he thinks the U.S. East Coast will get "scraped," but Dorian will stay just offshore, something Maue agrees with.
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A grand foyer with a groined ceiling and travertine floors leads to a beamed living room with hand-scraped walnut floors.
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NBC reported that IBM had scraped a million photos of faces from the website Flickr — without the subjects' or photographers' permission.
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As he scraped up the edge and pulled it away from the cloth, the noodle trembled, threatening to rip and crinkle.
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He was a working-class kid, and his favorite players remain those who scraped and elbowed to get where they are.
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Look closely and you can see the waves where the concretes is shaped and pulled, fanned and scraped, into its smoothness.
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And when it seemed as if she were done, she wasn't: She scraped the coconut mash into a piece of cheesecloth.
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The Australian dollar scraped back over $103 and the New Zealand dollar rose 210%, after being trampled in the dollar's tear.
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The Warrens had commissioned the work for their old Park Slope apartment and scraped it off the walls when they moved.
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Many of the billions of photos Clearview scraped from the internet weren't intended for use in a commercially sold, searchable database.
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Construction teams of 7,000 workers with armies of trucks and excavators dug and scraped around the clock to complete the project.
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The system was trained on eight million text documents scraped from the web and responds to text snippets supplied by users.
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The Gregory children were reared by their mother, Lucille, who scraped by on welfare and a meager income as a maid.
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After leaving the hotel, she went straight to a sexual assault clinic where nurses swabbed and scraped her body for evidence.
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He got his first glass-squeak — music to a bottle-hunter's ears — when the stick scraped against a gritty old bottle.
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The maker of a shady facial-recognition app, Clearview AI, scraped the social media service for billions of its user photos.
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"We scraped the designs of the five most popular CMPs on the top 10,000 websites in the UK," the researchers said.
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The path of destruction looks "as if someone had taken a blade and just scraped the ground," Sheriff Jay Jones said.
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The damage looked "as if someone had taken a blade and just scraped the ground," Lee County Sheriff Jay Jones said.
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As for me, I drive out of Navajo, past buttes and cliffs under a frozen dawn sky scraped clean of clouds.
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They will run from the pinto beans, which are supplemented by odds and ends of meat scraped from the butcher block.
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Investigators said a tire failed on a trailer and its rim scraped the asphalt, sending out sparks that ignited the blaze.
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Celeste slipped on a wet stone, fell on her knee, and scraped the hand she put down to break her fall.
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They scraped out the meat and squeezed it in their fist, wringing out the salty seawater, before eating them as is.
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But original offerings, including a newfangled "Robin Hood" and the political drama "The Front Runner," were scraped into the garbage disposal.
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The documents we received vary slightly because of the method or time they were scraped from the original Google Doc document.
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But most of us were raised by women like my mother, who scraped and fought to get us to where we are.
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Then there are bone fragments ... we're told Freeman scraped the bones from the incinerator after Manson's body was burnt to a crisp.
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They will face a Portugal side who scraped through the group with three draws – making them huge beneficiaries of the expanded format.
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Scraped out my ear canal with cotton swabs until it hurt––inspecting each end for whatever a silverfish egg might look like.
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A backhoe operator scraped up a fossil, and scientists soon unearthed a full collection of bones, teeth, and tusks from a mastodon.
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Uber scraped pricing information from competitors' websites and apps, and used a technique called "eyeballing" to gather vehicle location data from apps.
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Its secret recipe is an infinite blend of your personal likes and dislikes, scraped off the Internet where you unwittingly scatter them.
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Unlike Blaine, Barry is a son of working-class Queens; his father scraped a living maintaining the swimming pools of the wealthy.
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It has scraped billions of photos from social media sites in order to build a searchable facial recognition database, raising privacy concerns.
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We watched as he wiped windows, scraped gum, erased graffiti and cleaned dancers' footprints off the ceiling — with care and special tools.
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The team's website describes how the infections, which were caused by a multiresistant germ, needed to be scraped out of his skin.
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Mel B recently revealed she had the inside of her vagina "scraped" to remove all traces of her ex husband, Stephen Belafonte.
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The company scraped more than a million annotations from Wikipedia talk pages, where editors debate changes to Wikipedia articles, for its analysis.
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So we scraped through the New England Journal of Medicine to find some especially nice examples to get you through the weekend.
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A small 33D printing company called Just3DPrint has scraped a large portion of Thingiverse, Makerbot's Creative Commons-based database of 3D models.
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For a sense of where queer life is most visible, we scraped listings websites for the details of gay and lesbian organisations.
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Holden felt as though his personal history was being scraped down to dry pulp like a lime at a really cheap bar.
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The Boys in Green scraped to third place in Qualifying Group D, three points behind second-placed Poland and four behind Germany.
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Such networks often mix spam links with unsponsored tweets scraped from the web, designed to make the accounts seem more plausibly human.
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Fourteen years on, my dad and stepmom's company website is long gone, and their contact information has been scraped from online phonebooks.
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He scraped together all the money he had to come up with the first $1 million, even taking out a second mortgage.
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The vast majority of Facebook users have likely had their public profile data scraped by third-parties, CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed Wednesday.
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They look now into a photograph,a scraped field in France, September 1916:men bending, smoking, gleaning the harrowed rucksacks for letters.
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Trump scraped that plan with a new rule that would exempt employers whose religious or moral beliefs conflict with providing contraceptive coverage.
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He scraped away at the larynx with his instruments, but after a while things got tricky: the cartilage had hardened into bone.
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The company rose to the challenge, and it was quite a sight—you felt as though your face were being scraped off.
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"It&aposs a scream that all parents recognize — more intense than &aposI fell and scraped my knee,&apos" Fisher told Fox News.
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It may look like that worm was swallowed whole, but in reality, it's slowly being scraped into pieces within the snail's radula.
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On day two Haramafuji scraped a win as his opponent fell to the floor while Haramafuji was flying out of the ring.
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For the seventh year in a row, password management security company SplashData has scraped password dumps to find the year's worst passwords.
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The start-up behind the app has a database of billions of photos, scraped from sites such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
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The drummer Joey Baron scraped tones off the surfaces of his cymbals, and Mr. Akinmusire started making blustery smacks into his mouthpiece.
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Lavigne's use of public data mirrors a 2015 project by Transparency Toolkit, which scraped LinkedIn for information about National Security Agency employees.
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Loose and damaged areas of the surface were scraped off, and a rough "scratch coat" was applied, followed by the smooth topcoat.
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Their families had scraped together wads of cash for traffickers who had promised their sons jobs at a luxury hotel in Amman.
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The presence of Europeans' data in the scraped stash makes the breach a clear matter of interest to the region's data watchdogs.
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At the end of each sitting if the thing doesn't have a potential to be finished, all the paint gets scraped off.
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Facebook has "demanded" that Clearview AI stop using data scraped from its social networks for its controversial facial recognition database, CBSNews reports.
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Ms. Blanco scraped by without her diploma, working long hours in dentists' offices for close to 20 years while raising two daughters.
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One of his captors struck his left thigh with a bat and scraped his neck with an ax, threatening to cut him.
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The sediments formed rocks and those were scraped off like barnacles when Greater Adria was forced under the mantle of Southern Europe.
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When the ice cream freezes into an even layer on the plate, it is scraped into rolls and placed into a cup.
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The Carr Fire ignited on July 23 near Redding after a trailer got a flat tire and its rim scraped the asphalt.
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Finally, in January, she scraped together the remaining $240 and, with the help of the Georgia Justice Project, got the case dismissed.
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So the 53-year-old director and his collaborators scraped together a modest $46,000 budget, rented a theater and crossed their fingers.
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The ball drifted beyond the reach of the goalie, Pau López, scraped the underside of the crossbar and dropped into the goal.
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And he ultimately came before the panel again in 2006, when his nomination scraped by via a close 10-8 party-line vote.
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In fact, House leaders had to put the skids on a planned Thursday vote as they scraped for more Republicans to support it.
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"The consequence is, in all likelihood, a few extra scraped knees," Roberts wrote, finding that the state had indeed violated the First Amendment.
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Not only does it cost a lot, but the carbon fiber splitter sticks out of the car's chin and can easily get scraped.
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HAVING scraped back to power with a one-seat majority last year, Malcolm Turnbull always expected "plenty of surprises and challenges in 2017".
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Researchers were able to do this because — with users' consent — they scraped user timeline posts to see which links they had actually shared.
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As the rim of the trailer tire scraped along Highway 299, it sent sparks flying into the hot, dry brush along the road.
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The co-founders moved in together, scraped together a small friends-and-family round of investment, and hacked together the first 863 kits.
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Though Facebook confirms no passwords were compromised in the breach, the sheer amount of personal identifying information scraped by hackers is potentially devastating.
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The authors scraped data from the largest dark-web sites between May 2013 and January 2015 to shed light on this shadowy market.
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Though the classes are focused on using public data from governments, some students scraped social media data, a Social Data Hub representative said.
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Some users have had multiple photos scraped from their profiles, so there is likely a lot fewer than 40,000 Tinder users represented here.
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Pour 1 cup pear nectar (reserve half cup for later), 1/13 cup sugar and scraped vanilla bean in a medium sauce pan.
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We sense Édouard Manet express abandon, such as in the portrait of his wife that he scraped away at the face multiple times.
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He wiped the ooze of blood off his elbow, nearly relishing the sting of it—he hadn't been properly scraped up for months.
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In fact, most mornings I leave for work with no makeup on and my hair quickly scraped back in a tidy-ish bun.
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Using the sharp tip, which uncomfortably scraped against the metal housing inside my phone, I slowly dragged out bundle after bundle of lint.
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The top layer of heavily contaminated dirt has been scraped away and piled up in mounds underneath plastic covers, waiting to be removed.
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The script used by the criminals scraped all of the personal and financial information inputted by customers, writes TrendMicro fraud researcher Joseph Chen.
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It warned that "most" Facebook users will have had their public info scraped by unknown entities as a result of this security loophole.
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Think a scraped knee, a cut finger, a tooth abscess or a more serious medical problem like a urinary tract infection, appendicitis, etc.
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Despite fading over the last three rounds, the 23-year-old just about scraped a win via split decision in Salt Lake City.
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The company reported a significant data breach in mid-2017 affecting its hotel reservation system after hackers scraped millions of customer credit cards.
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The government has scraped together enough cash (by raiding independent public agencies) to pay salaries and pensions in May, perhaps even in June.
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Even though I can download my profile's contents for free, I'd like assurance that the data hasn't been scraped and used anywhere else.
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I had also scraped up about three months worth of living expenses to carry me while I got my business up and running.
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Together they surveyed 500 parents to learn about the current baby sunglasses market, then they scraped together $25,000 to launch Babiators in 2011.
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It scraped the department's website for new case numbers, then automatically requested the corresponding police reports, firing off emails 243 times a day.
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The 46-year-old has scraped by as a hawker all her life, shelving her dream of opening a small restaurant as unrealistic.
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Turnbull just barely scraped together a majority of 76 seats, the minimum needed to avoid relying on support from independents and small parties.
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The researcher, Aleksandr Kogan, sold the data to Cambridge Analytica without the knowledge of the 87 million users he had scraped information from.
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Royzen scraped his own image database from various sources and trained up multiple convolutional neural networks using days of AWS EC2 compute time.
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Thousands of people scraped Q-tips to the insides of their mouths in hopes of being the one to save our baby's life.
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Using stones to carve a large hole, they scraped at the chamber's ceiling, even as they became emaciated from a lack of food.
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In "Facade II," Fonseca sliced to get black, scraped his way into a range of grayish whites, and used oil paint for maroon.
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In the case of the latest security incident, it's also not clear exactly when Facebook users phone numbers were scraped from the platform.
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It had snowed a few days earlier, it seemed, but not enough to be picturesque, and in the muddy aftermath everything seemed scraped.
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And it has more than three billion images in its database, scraped from places like Facebook, LinkedIn and Venmo, according to the company.
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When he was just barely old enough to ride one legally, he had scraped together enough money to buy a 2016 Honda CB750.
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So to gather more, he scraped Google data and used images of women he found attractive to help the algorithm learn his preferences.
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He then scraped off some rust in the Arizona Fall League, where he hit one home run in 17 games and batted just .
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But she is masterly when she lets more scraped-down prose push a series of elemental questions to the fore: Do intentions matter?
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We try our best to prevent failure, disappointments or uncomfortable situations, from dodging critical feedback at work to shielding our children from scraped knees.
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What we did, we used data feeds and then we reached out and sort of scraped and brought all the listings in one place.
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" Obviously Facebook itself didn't invent these itself, but scraped them from profiles that had listed the phrases under such headings as "field of study.
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Remember: this is a single algorithm that has learned to generate text by studying a huge dataset scraped from the web and other sources.
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Hulls can be scraped smooth, too, but restrictions on littering waters with paint chips and species from foreign parts have made such cleaning problematic.
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Education is also in focus because the governor's opponent, Tony Evers—who scraped mouldy cheese as a teenager—until recently ran the state's schools.
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This post will be updated through the night 05.00am: Amber Rudd, the home secretary and Conservative MP for Hastings & Rye, has just scraped home.
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Typically children fall down and cry, but in this case, there's no pain to differentiate between a scraped knee and a broken knee cap.
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He was on vacation with his husband at a beach in North Carolina when, he thinks, he might have scraped his stomach while surfing.
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With that in mind, check out the jars, tubes, and bottles we actually squeezed, scooped, and scraped to completion over the last few months.
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And if they don't even know their data was scraped in the first place how would they know where — or even to — go looking?
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Created from giant libraries of images scraped from the internet, they're often generated at low resolutions (which helps hide imperfections) and appear overly compressed.
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They also scraped Facebook's Audience Insights page using a Python script for data on the social network's active monthly users by age and nationality.
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Information within a knowledge graph can either come from structured data from a database or unstructured data scraped from a document or the internet.
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But not even the lack of competition could turn Tulip Fever into a hit, and it's only scraped together about $1.2 million so far.
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For the eighth year in a row, password management security company SplashData has scraped password dumps to find the worst passwords of the year.
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That creates uncertainty about how sensitive or embarrassing the scraped data is, and whether it could possibly be used to blackmail and stalk them.
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I barely scraped by in undergrad, going from having a 4.0 in high school to landing on academic probation a couple times in college.
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Between the two drawings hangs a third, strikingly different in the way its scraped, rubbed surfaces — almost monotype-like — recall a fantastical, Gothic effect.
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And that the "policewoman" finally came down from the apartment and had something on her nail that she scraped off on a light pole.
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Once family and friends have scraped together enough money, the odyssey may begin with a trip to China to pick up forged travel documents.
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His family and friends had scraped together thousands of dollars to help him to make the perilous trip over land and sea to Europe.
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It has not helped that he leads a left-wing minority coalition government that barely scraped into office earlier this year, after inconclusive elections.
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Single mothers are modern day renaissance women tending to a scraped knee while sifting through a pile of paperwork brought home from the office.
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He has scraped through a messy divorce, failing to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in alimony and child support to his ex-wife.
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To see if they were right, he scraped data from the National Centers for Environmental Information and focused on high temperatures in Central Park.
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The app relies on scraped photos from the likes of Facebook, Twitter, and other sites, and has raised many red flags among privacy experts.
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Meet Jose Ramon Diaz, a Mexican college student who scraped together money to travel to Russia, even though he has no tickets to matches.
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Since then the company has seen several high-profile scraping incidents, including at Instagram, which recently admitted to having profile data scraped in bulk.
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A security researcher, who asked not to be named, alerted TechCrunch to the vulnerability and provided a spreadsheet of about 10,000 scraped user accounts.
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"I think that when I punched him my fist went into his mouth, and his teeth scraped me on the way out," he said.
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She broke off cactus pads, scraped off the thorns and boiled them briefly, and the boys ate them — even though they provide little nutrition.
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When the Coalition scraped back into power in 2016, it was the junior partner, The Nationals, led by Joyce, that saved the Turnbull government.
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All three have sent cease-and-desist letters to the company, with the number of photos it's scraped thought to number in the billions.
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Micah: Also, did you notice that when he was phishing the telco, he scraped PGP keyservers to get a list of their email addresses?
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Armen is six months late on her car inspection, so she scraped together money and coupons to head to the auto shop on Saturday.
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But if you click on the link where the search engine scraped that information, you're led to a website that's not associated with Apple.
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And all of the people here who are younger, myself included, really busted their asses and scraped the barrel to pay to be here.
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All the items in the altar are scraped from the streets or unearthed from the artists' homes, collected over the course of three years.
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In fact, when I ask the two women sitting beside me why, she simply looks into my scraped-clean dish and starts to laugh.
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Facebook has since admitted that it was probably more like 87 million people and that every single user has likely had their public profiles scraped.
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Facebook's latest hack had the information of 29 million users scraped, but apparently by scammers wanting financial gain, rather than for political or ideological purposes.
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All together, the fileset is 332 GB, said Emma Best, a national security journalist and digital archivist who scraped the files before they became unavailable.
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Sophiya estimates that almost all of the content she encounters on meme accounts is scraped from other platforms: screenshotted tweets, Tumblr posts, TikTok videos, etc.
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His team scraped the websites of RT, Sputnik, CNN, Fox News, Breitbart, and Huffington Post to find all stories in that year that mentioned GMOs.
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"I think it's a good idea being we don't eat leftovers in my house why throw it away," wrote one visitor on Scraped Plate's Facebook.
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After passing through the Bahamas, Hurricane David scraped the east coast of Florida without moving significantly inland, much like Hurricane Matthew is expected to do.
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"I'd come off the wall and check if any had scraped off, but they appeared unscathed by the end of the night!" she told me.
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Dan Salmon said he scraped the transactions during a cumulative six months to raise awareness and warn users to set their Venmo payments to private.
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Fnatic scraped its way into the ELeague Major playoffs, starting with a loss against G2 and then three wins against North, Mousesports and Team EnVyUs.
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Oh, and, lest you forget that she is only five years old, that bandaid over a possibly scraped knee is a good (and adorable) reminder.
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"Maybe like five minutes ago, I took my nail up Luna's nose and scraped the most epic booger out you can ever imagine," Teigen says.
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Whether our child gets a scraped knee or gets their heart broken when they're a teenager or gets really sick or, God forbid, something worse.
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Under Gmail's new rules, third-party apps will no longer be able to scan users' inboxes for content scraped for advertising or market research purposes.
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The hackers also scraped the information of unverified users and are now reportedly selling this giant trove of data for $10 an inquiry via bitcoin.
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But in Rio he scraped into the final, qualifying in 10th place, and could only jump 8.29 meters in the bid to defend his title.
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The firm, Crimson Hexagon, advertises itself as the holder of more than one trillion social media posts scraped from Facebook and other social media sites.
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Wu scraped the site's data and conducted a textual analysis, parsing out the words that this online community used when discussing men and women candidates.
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They picked Corbyn, a rank outsider who just scraped enough nominations to make it into the contest, to lead the party in a new direction.
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Once the ash and contaminated soil was removed, Klug said the soil was graded, or scraped, to remove additional contaminated soil and smooth the surface.
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This stainless steel pan withstood me stirring my food with a fork and, while it did get a bit scraped up, it doesn't look terrible.
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And its size practically guaranteed damage: In my rearview mirror, I could see deep lines scraped by my car's chassis and many others before me.
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For several years, Murray scraped by on low-paying jobs; then, in 1948, the women's division of the Methodist Church approached her with a problem.
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They have scraped away acres and acres of tainted soil, collected surface vegetal matter, wiped down entire buildings and hosed and scrubbed streets and sidewalks.
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The company said earlier in a post from Facebook's chief technology officer, Mike Schroepfer, that most Facebook users "could have" had their public profile scraped.
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Prior to their Icelandic humbling, England had limped to two draws against Russia and Slovakia, and had scraped together a 2-1 win against Wales.
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Sometimes though, rather than demanding the barrel be scraped over and over again, perhaps we should try and be happy with what we've already got.
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As with all of McNulty's work, the layers of acrylic and pumice — ladled on and then scraped off repeatedly — animate depths of texture and color.
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After letting the game get just a little too far out of reach, the Raptors scraped back to trim the lead from 15 to five.
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They scraped by until Gerald came up with a scheme to supplement his sister's meager income by cashing the disability checks of their missing mother.
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Not everyone was impressed by Mr. Zuckerberg's statements, days after we broke the story that data from over 50 million profiles had been secretly scraped.
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"The consequence is, in all likelihood, a few extra scraped knees," Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote for the majority in the Missouri case.
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Last year, an Indian social media firm left a database of Instagram influencers online, which included phone numbers and email addresses scraped from their profiles.
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Fernando Robles and his twin brother, Carlos, the assistant Pima County prosecutor, scraped together the money, apparently after their father, Bernabe, had declined to contribute.
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And other many other law enforcement agencies use publicly available data for surveillance; police, for example, have scraped Facebook and Twitter data to monitor protests.
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Over the last decade and a half, I've scraped by with mediocre home office furniture to the detriment of my body and possibly my soul.
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According to the Times investigation, Clearview AI's tools could identify people from the scraped images, revealing their names, where they lived, and other personal information.
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Clearview AI's CEO Hoan Ton-That has said the company has a right to use the data it has scraped since it is publicly available.
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At the end of the day, I left the dig dusty, blistered, sunburned, scraped and exhausted, but thrilled with everything I had seen and learned.
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She was never heard from again, and two days after she was reported missing, police found her scraped car nearly 60 miles away in Montgomery.
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A deer's antlers scraped the passenger-side windows like fingernails on a chalkboard as I nicked the animal on a Hill Country road near Austin.
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As Ben Thompson explains today in a paywalled post, LinkedIn sued a company that had scraped its public profiles in a fashion similar to Clearview.
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Impact craters can, however, get buried under shifting tectonic plates or scraped away by erosion (though Indochina is a relatively stable part of our planet).
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After losing my job, my family fell behind on bills, and barely scraped together enough money for rent just three days shy of being evicted.
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"Vienna drives anyone crazy," he once told an interviewer, describing how he scraped by on a meager scholarship, enduring loneliness while taking refuge in psychoanalysis.
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Instead, he piled all his food onto two plates, scraped back his chair, and marched over to Nicodemus, who was sitting at the Kaggwa table.
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Never before has Perry been so artfully symbolized; by the show's end, he has been scraped of his cultural meanings like chicken off a bone.
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Rather, the paintings — with their holes, stains, daubs of paint, and scraped surfaces — come across as the inescapable state of things, our shared material condition.
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Under intense heat, gold and copper fused to circuit boards get soft and runny — and can be scraped into basins full of scalding, metallic sludge.
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In "Northern Lights" (1870s), a series of vertical scraped areas (from lines to bands) stretch across much of the sky to evoke the Aurora Borealis.
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The difference is obvious: Klimt suffused his pictures with the heady, aphrodisiac perfume of fin de siècle Vienna, while Schiele scraped the era's fecal underside.
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UpGuard found a batch of scraped Facebook profiles involving 48 million records in 2018 from LocalBlox, a data firm that scrapes data from social media profiles.
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Contractor VendorX left billions of social media posts scraped by the Pentagon on an unprotected server, and another contractor publicly exposed "highly sensitive" US military data.
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Illustration: Jim Cooke/GMGFor years, Uber systemically scraped data from competing ride-hailing companies all over the world, harvesting information about their technology, drivers, and executives.
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Last week, CNN reported that 1.8 billion internet posts—mostly scraped from social media, news sites and forums—had been discovered on an insecure Amazon server.
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Unfortunately, evidence suggests the ringtones are a scam, scraped from leaked copies of the original tracks, with none of the money headed back to West himself.
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I just about scraped a C in my science GCSEs so many of the details as to how this is possible are slightly lost on me.
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Facebook has sent a cease-and-desist letter to a facial recognition startup after it scraped billions of images from the social media site without permission.
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Given the scale and sophistication of the activity we've seen, we believe most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped in this way.
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"Our drivers deliver your leftovers to hungry Americans," the ads read, directing the curious to the Scraped Plate website that admits the offer is in jest.
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Quickly realizing it must be big news to require such a hefty dash, Momoh once again scraped together the cash and gave it to his worker.
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By now you know Javelins are scraped-together technological marvels that exist to protect those who encounter from the horrors of Anthem's world beyond the wall.
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We've barely scraped the surface of the 21st century, but that doesn't mean it's too early to feel nostalgic for the earlier part of the millennium.
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GitHub, Medium, and Twitter have scrubbed a database of ICE employees off their platforms, soon after a New York-based artist posted the scraped LinkedIn information.
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It's also not clear what kind of behavior LinkedIn is trying to prevent, since the lawsuit doesn't specify what the scraped data is being used for.
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Albright's first map uses scraped data to project the route of fake news across digital platforms This work laid bare the full scope of misinformation online.
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Enkhbold of the ruling MPP, regarded as pro-investment and market-friendly, scraped through to the second round with 411,748 votes, 30.3 percent of the total.
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All-Star Pat Neshek pitched a clean seventh before the Brewers scraped a run across on a Braun RBI double against Joaquin Benoit in the eighth.
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Their third and final hypothesis poses that precancerous cells could be scraped away when the device is removed, though Cortessis admits that's more of a stretch.
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The numbers were crunched by New York University researchers who scraped data from Facebook, which created a publicly searchable archive of political Facebook ads in May.
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He barely scraped into the field for the BMW Championship starting outside Philadelphia on Thursday, where the top 70 in the standings will tee it up.
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This summer has already been an unmitigated cash grab for soccer in the U.S., with a Gold Cup where Mexico barely scraped together a B-team.
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Then came the save, which bobbled out, and landed right at the feet of the American wunderkind, who scraped up the leftovers like a hungry boy.
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After the second installment was scraped together, Tracy was tasked with scouring through the books to find a way that the third instalment could be raised.
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So it was with peace of mind that farmers, and thousands of seasonal laborers who had traveled to Helmand, scraped the gum from the opium bulbs.
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"The Great Hack" will look into how Cambridge Analytica scraped the data of 87 million Facebook users to target advertising for Donald Trump's 2016 election campaign.
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For 25 years, she was a scientific nomad, working at nine institutions in five countries, scrambling for research funds, paid so little she barely scraped by.
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Until Rachana became a full-time chef, she scraped by for nearly a decade in New York, speaking no English at first and taking odd jobs.
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Taking cues after the S&P 212.65 and Nasdaq scraped to record closing highs, it had earlier risen towards a two-year peak marked on Thursday.
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My charges were, for the most part, healthy, active youngsters who came to me with scraped knees, bloody noses, tummy aches, poison ivy and the like.
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Scraped on rocks and probably the occasional coral head, they stood up as well as if not better than many plastic and fiberglass boats would have.
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Facebook said Wednesday that it believes most of its users who had a specific search function enabled have had their profile data scraped by third parties.
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The damaged pipeline is owned by New Zealand Refining and the company has told local media that initial investigations showed a digger had scraped the pipe.
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Ranging in size from minuscule to monstrous, they are done entirely in red and white oil stick, with the image scraped away via a sgraffito procedure.
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Kansas scraped past New Mexico State and No. 17 Villanova by three each at home, but beat South Dakota by 36 before heading to the desert.
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They scraped tweets from the Twitter search API, anonymized the data, and used 73 psychometric indicators to tease out the mood and emotion behind the tweets.
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The Pacific bigeye tuna, scraped from the fish with an abalone shell, has a rough variety of textures that keeps your attention as you eat it.
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Luckily, she scraped together some money she got for her birthday and, with her mom's help, came up with the $495 she needed to renew DACA.
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The app uses a database of face images scraped from websites and social media, allowing clients to upload a picture of someone's face and view matches.
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Photographs and video from the scene indicate that the right side of the bus was extensively damaged as it scraped along the rock face before stopping.
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She whipped and folded and scraped the dark, airy batter into a giant ceramic bowl and shoved it into the fridge, which was already jammed full.
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He pointed towards the recent Facebook data scandal in which 87 million user profiles were scraped and the data handed over to political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.
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The company claims to have scraped more than 3 billion photos from the internet, including from popular social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.
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The brush helps you clear away the snow resting atop that layer of ice, which can, of course, be scraped away using the chisel-shaped scraper.
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However, the owners might not have realized they were consenting to having their images scraped into a new dataset and applied to a project like DeepPrivacy.
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I won't forget how joyfully my favorite chef scraped out the last of the arroz negro: "When it caramelizes it goes sweet and bitter," he explained.
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Weimar, a small city blessed with outsized glories—the center of the German Enlightenment and the home of Goethe and Schiller—was now a scraped canvas.
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City scraped past a gritty Burnley, 2-1, at home on Monday after a 1-0 defeat at Liverpool — City's fourth league defeat of the season.
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Verhoeven closed the range to clinch; opening up with a sharp knee to the gut, followed by a high, farewell knee that scraped Hari's right shoulder.
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Another program called Surfcam scraped data published online by competitors to figure out how many drivers were on their systems in real time and where they were.
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After just two months in office, Trump's approval ratings have already scraped below levels reached at any point during eight years of the Obama or Clinton administrations.
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Now, Kylie's exact set will set you back $1,830 — and that's way more cash than we scraped together to buy our original suits back in the day.
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" The pup's back legs, which have no feeling, were, sadly, "torn up pretty well because of how they dangled and scraped the ground as he scuttled around.
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The indiscriminate patterns scraped into the surface of these styrofoam sheets play with your sense of depth, giving the model definition and generating the illusion of scale.
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The incident also bears striking similarities to the Cambridge Analytica situation, in which more than 50 million Facebook users' data was scraped and sold without their knowledge.
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Here, the researchers reveal the ink that had been scraped off, which they can detect based on the way the x-rays react upon hitting the surface.
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With that data, Neiss wrote up a simple Python script that scraped the information off the website and set up a Twitter bot automatically tweet it out.
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But Jackie scraped together enough to make the more than 2,000-mile journey to participate Friday in the first national sex workers lobbying day on Capitol Hill.
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He determined which words qualified as "sad" using a crowdsourced project about word association from Canada's National Research Council, then scraped Radiohead lyrics from the Genius API.
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Washington had been prepared for a showdown since the revelations that tens of millions of users had their data "scraped" by the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.
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Investigators have focused on Alexander Nix, the former chief executive of Cambridge Analytica, who led efforts to use personal data scraped from social media in political campaigns.
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LinkedIn is currently in the middle of a legal battle against third-party site HiQ, which scraped its data to predict when employees might leave their jobs.
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Other subreddits that appear to have been scraped by Deep Root or a partner organization focused on more benign topics, like mountain biking and the Spanish language.
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A massive database of current U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) employees scraped from public LinkedIn profiles has been removed from the tech platforms hosting the data.
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While most stars book appointments with aestheticians for glow-boosting facials before hitting the red carpet, the actor, 31, has other priorities: getting his chest fascia scraped.
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To do so, we scraped records of venues and events from a handful of listings websites, selecting only those that catered specifically to gay or bisexual people.
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Mousing over the thumbnails brings up any title and description that's been scraped for the post in question, plus a date stamp and full Facebook reaction data.
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Using AI and machine learning, Asaii scraped the web to find new musical acts and hot tracks from unsigned artists — namely on platforms like SoundCloud and YouTube.
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In the study, which hasn't been peer-reviewed, the researchers scraped 4chan between June and September, amassing a corpus of eight million posts and over 200,000 threads.
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Tsipras scraped through a confidence motion in parliament last week following the departure of his right-wing coalition allies Independent Greeks (ANEL) which were against the accord.
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He scraped the contents from as many posts as he could on both Facebook and Instagram, uploaded them to an online repository, and contacted The Washington Post.
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But we were playing around with one for a particular job and we ran it across our hands and discovered it scraped the water off our hands.
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Dozens of other research organizations have collected photos for training facial recognition systems, and many of the larger, more recent collections have been scraped from the web.
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To streamline the process, they're compiling databases of sex workers, scraped from platforms like Chaturbate, cam sites, and Kik as well as social media platforms like Twitter.
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But while the hippies and explorers of previous generations scraped by, today's beatniks are using their social media savvy to turn their lives into permanent paid vacations.
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He scraped by for most of his career, never enjoying huge financial success and dying young at just 1960, leaving behind nearly 2,500 rolls of undeveloped film.
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His long hair is scraped back into a ponytail, and his forearms are so muscular that they seem on the verge of tipping his body over forwards.
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It scraped the closed captioning on every episode of HBO's Silicon Valley and trained the neural network to mimic Richard, Bachman, and the rest of the gang.
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Last week, Facebook disclosed that 87 million users' data could have been compromised, and that most people on the platform could have had their public profile scraped.
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The comments come in the wake of the scandal in which 87 million Facebook profiles were scraped with the data being sent to political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.
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Instead, when my kids had blowout diapers, I pulled on gloves, scraped the waste into the toilet, flushed, and would let the diapers soak for a while.
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By the time she'd scraped her way through college and graduate school, Trudelle Thomas recognized that she had inherited some heavy generational baggage from the Great Depression.
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Citing police sources, TV Asahi reported three cooler boxes and five containers were found in Shiraishi's room containing human heads and bones with the flesh scraped off.
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I had to dip my nose to keep them from taking me down with them, but his wingman actually scraped my top turret as he went across.
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The sandpapery covering, designed to make the beam easier to grip, scraped the skin off the insides of my legs before my pelvis slammed onto the apparatus.
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The Washington Post recently reported how a scraped knee almost killed a 6900 year old, simply because Venezuela's medical system is lacking even the most basic provisions.
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But on attempt number two, I scraped the excess product on the inside of the tube and made sure to wiggle the brush as I combed. Success!
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This year's Carr Fire, the state's sixth-largest on record, started when a truck blew out its tire and its rim scraped the pavement, sending out sparks.
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The company has outlined a long-term vision of creating a sustainable lunar city, one that utilizes water, minerals, and other materials scraped up from the Moon.
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They cook and eat communally using a 40-year-old gas stove that has been dragged out of storage and scraped clean of cockroach eggs and mold.
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That's thanks to Clearview AI, a mysterious startup that has scraped billions of images from across the web, including from social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter.
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The company claims to have scraped more than 3 billion photos from the internet, including photos from popular social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.
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HANOI, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Vietnam's largest conglomerate Vingroup said on Tuesday it has scraped its plan to launch an airline to focus on technologies and industrial production.
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Controversial app: Hundreds of American law enforcement agencies are using Clearview, a facial recognition app that identifies people based on photos scraped from Facebook and other websites.
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Ms. Sanchez took care of their phone bills and other expenses, and tried to help with rent whenever possible, yet they barely scraped by for several months.
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What's curious is that, according to Clearview, many of them weren't scraped from social media directly, but from a collection of utterly bizarre and seemingly random websites.
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Though he grew up poor, he says his parents scraped together $18.75 for season passes to the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra so that he could attend the concerts.
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The Clearview system is built upon a database of over three billion images scraped from the internet, a process which may have violated websites' terms of service.
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The system relies on a database of more than three billion images that Clearview claims to have scraped from Facebook, YouTube, Venmo and millions of other websites.
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Alberto, the first named Atlantic storm of the 2018 season, scraped by Cuba's west coast before charging into the southern United States, but still brought heavy rain.
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When he did not return after several days, Ms. Begum scraped together about $12 to pay a lawyer who helped track him down to a local jail.
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At Faraday Future's facility in Southern California, the press walked around while a designer scraped a physical clay car model and workers tinkered on the manufacturing floor.
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" We found Epstein back in his office, hunched at his laptop—a scraped-up Macbook that he calls Roo, after the tiny kangaroo in "Winnie-the-Pooh.
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I almost scraped by, but Trader Joe's has certain items only seasonally, so I was unable to purchase a few of the necessary ingredients on my list.
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It lashed the Hurricane Dorian-devastated Bahamas with 70 mph winds as it scraped past, but the NHC said the nation escaped the bulk of the storm.
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To move our scraped data into a CSV file, we're going to amend our script to look like this: A lot of new stuff is happening here.
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I probably had about 80 or 90 pairs at the time, all of which I'd bought with money scraped from a part-time job at Urban Outfitters.
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Mr. Hanson, 61, grew up in New Orleans, scraped out a respectable career as a punk-rock musician and sound engineer and moved to Canal Street in 1987.
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Harvesting opium is a delicate, time-consuming task: the poppy bulb is cut and carefully scraped, often by farmhands who can collect only a small amount each day.
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These seemingly independent scraps are in fact surface abrasions, areas of the paper that have been scraped off and then caked with pastel — a clever inversion of expectations.
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In the latest study, researchers scraped data from user profiles on TaskRabbit and Fiverr's websites in December 2015, collecting photographs, reviews and the worker's placement in search rankings.
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They are filled with contaminated earth; as part of the cleanup, a layer of topsoil is being scraped up from gardens, schoolyards, and fields all across the region.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Olympic champion Nathan Adrian of the United States scraped into the men's 100 meters freestyle semi-finals by a matter of millimeters on Tuesday.
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To launch his company GoPro, Nick Woodman and his wife scraped together $30,000 in part by selling shell-jewelry and belts out of a VW van in California.
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Like the hand, foot, mouth disease, the rashes, the blisters on his butt, the scraped up knees, the bump on his head... I can go on and on.
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According to screenshots captured by BuzzFeed, Mitchell wrote in her caption that the accident was "unreal" and described being thrown off of her bike, leaving her scraped up.
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Initially, it had planned to give online subscribers access to just one classic title each month, however it confirmed to Kotaku that this proposed limitation has been scraped.
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The new surgical stainless steel band is quite durable, but we're warning you... it's absolutely painful to watch and hear it getting scraped up by a razor blade.
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They don't expect much different, because of the cowboy ethos that drives the town; if you get scraped, just rub some dirt in it and get back up.
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As he explained, history is rife with periods that our dispersed populations dwindled to genetic bottlenecks of less the 10,000 individuals, but we somehow fled or scraped by.
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Why can this kind of data be scraped for the purposes of targeted advertising or surveillance by law enforcement but not be collected in a user-facing way?
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The researchers scraped Twitter, Facebook, blogs, and forums, to pull together 10 of the most talked-about brands according to 30 of the most digitally active fashion nations.
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"Given the scale and sophistication of the activity we've seen, we believe most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped in this way" Schroepfer writes.
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The head of Deutsche Bank made a rare public call on Wednesday for cross-border mergers in Europe, weeks after Germany's flagship lender scraped through regional stress tests.
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They were pulled down in the immediate aftermath of the attack, but scraped versions found their way out, most of which were stilted music videos or exercise tutorials.
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In the fourth quarter, which the company reported earlier today, Xplore scraped out a net profit of $300,000 (compared to a loss of $2.6 million a year ago).
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This one has been scraped clean of the things that make it germy, repurposed to carry a carefully designed stretch of DNA wrapped inside a ball of protein.
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He then wrote a proof-of-concept script that scraped the publicly available code from the affected websites, collecting access tokens on more than 400 linked Twitter accounts.
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Combined with similar data from a research partnership with Mount Sinai and information scraped from public biomedical repositories, Schadt says Sema4's database today exceeds 10 million patients.
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"Given the scale and sophistication of the activity we've seen, we believe most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped in this way," he wrote.
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"It is this kind of fluorescence imaging that can reveal the presence of ink even if it is scraped away because those areas suppress the fluorescence," said Messinger.
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The container vessel Tolten scraped against the stationary Hamburg Bay as it was berthing, disloding the containers stowed on its left side and sending them into the water.
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So one of us or another colleague would go out and get his regular order: a sugar doughnut (with the sugar scraped off) and a coffee with milk.
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His hands and arms are swollen and scraped from the beating he says he received after throwing open the door of his one-room home gasping for air.
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Day said that, as they left a conference room, his daughter was blown back through the door by the force of the blast and his wife was scraped.
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The live-in nurse scraped by while caring for a wealthy elderly man in Venezuela's capital, but once he left the country, Galindez struggled to find a job.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged a range of mistakes on Wednesday, including allowing most of its two billion users to have their public profile data scraped by outsiders.
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I was the type of girl who scraped my knees on gravel after failed bicycle wheelies — the one who nursed my raw shins after sliding into home plate.
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Barrat, a recent high school graduate in West Virginia, made the images by feeding thousands of classical nude paintings scraped from WikiArt into a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN).
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Over the years of their relationship — he's 47, she's about a half-decade younger — neither one has been too badly scraped up or smoothed out by the other.
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You spend a lot of the book trying various hangover cures — everything from doctor-administered IV drips in Las Vegas to eating charcoal scraped off your actual fireplace.
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Instead, he's saddled with shabby accommodations and a lippy, tattooed driver, Lil (Ariel Winter of "Modern Family"), for a grass-roots gathering scraped together by some local fanboys.
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Not everyone has been impressed by Mr. Zuckerberg's response to revelations that data from over 28 million Facebook profiles had been secretly scraped and mined for voter insights.
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The group has already scraped my name off the door to the office and the lobby, and I still have two weeks of work left with the practice.
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The songs evoke the smell of damp school sweaters and the ennui of suburban bus shelters, as well as the money scraped together to buy Dr. Martens boots.
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A startup that scraped billions of images from major web services — including Facebook, Google, and YouTube — created software that matches people with publicly available photos to identify them.
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The cloths are scraped of residues, which are composted for the school's rooftop garden, and then the cloths go into the washing machine to be laundered for reseeding.
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Large neural networks trained to find statistical patterns in vast quantities of text scraped from the web have recently proven capable of generating convincing looking snippets of text.
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The system is based on a database of over three billion images scraped from the internet, and is designed to help law enforcement quickly identify persons of interest.
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Sifting through teaspoons of clay and sand scraped from the floors of caves, German researchers have managed to isolate ancient human DNA — without turning up a single bone.
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The scientists knit skin and heart cells scraped from the embryos of African clawed frogs (Xenopus laevis) into 3D shapes designed by artificial intelligence to accomplish certain tasks.
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Susan's family then scraped up the money to hire Elizabeth Caballero, a lawyer in Texas, who asked U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for a new credible fear interview.
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Some 270,000 people allowed use of their data by a researcher, who scraped the data of all their friends as well, a move allowed by Facebook until 2015.
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He quit his job as a Pete's Coffee barista, scraped together a regular gig at the Laugh Factory, and performed dozens of shows each week around the city.
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They landscaped, donated the car to the Purple Heart Foundation, and scraped, primed and painted the house – jobs that Adam estimates would have cost $10,000 to $15,000 to complete.
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"i made a pretty good vid of a girl i went to high school with using only ~380 pics scraped from insta & FB," one user reportedly wrote on Discord.
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The opium is found in the milky sap that oozes from cuts in an unripe seedpod — which is scraped off and dried, according to the US Drug Enforcement Administration.
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A dog scraped a girl's face when she tried to pet the emotional support animal on a Southwest flight from Phoenix to Portland, Oregon, according to the Washington Post.
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Clearview AI, the startup that scraped billions of photos from Facebook and Google to create a facial-recognition database, was sent a cease-and-desist by Google and YouTube.
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Facebook follows Google, YouTube and Twitter in sending a cease-and-desist letter to Clearview AI, with the startup believed to have scraped similar content from those respective platforms.
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On the left-hand side, he scraped the hair back tight, using a heat-activated setting spray with a shiny finish, and securing behind the ear with a grip.
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A software startup that scraped billions of images from major web services — including Facebook, Google, and YouTube — is selling its tool to law enforcement agencies across the United States.
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Our concerns rarely extended into the following day: not embarrassing ourselves in tomorrow's gym class, our chores at home, broken toys, peers who cheated at games, and scraped knees.
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The candidate for governor from the M5S, nominally the senior coalition partner, scraped barely 20% (at last year's general election, the party won nearly 40% of the vote there).
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This made it a little awkward to pedal, because my knees almost scraped the handlebars, but I was using the throttle (which is under the right handlebar) almost exclusively.
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What remained of the three-layer chocolate cake was only the icing that surrounded the layers and sides, still in its original position because she had scraped around it.
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CAFARO: So here&aposs a person who you know basically scraped her way to the top, via Donald Trump successes, took it all the way to the White House.
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In some cases the researchers looked at, the burns were worsened by additional injuries sustained during a car accident, such as friction burns that scraped away layers of skin.
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The company, as we now know, scraped Facebook quiz data to construct millions of psychographic profiles, which it then used to hyper-target voters with custom-made campaign ads.
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A software startup that scraped billions of images from major web services — including Facebook, Google, and YouTube — is selling its tool to law enforcement agencies across the United States.
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As one producer after the other rejected it, he scraped together money from his child-acting gigs to make the film himself, at age 20, eventually winning international acclaim.
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Ranked 81st in the FIFA rankings, China scraped through to the final phase of Asian 2018 World Cup qualifying with a nervy 2-0 win over Qatar in March.
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Besides, do you really want a cleaning system that sounds like something scraped off the bottom of the creatures you scrape off the bottom of a Swedish fishing boat?
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Chip-off A chip-off attack requires the hacker to physically remove memory storage chips in a device so that information can be scraped from them using specialized software.
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You could imagine the photos and GIFs in diverse porn genres that populated Tumblr getting scraped and shared across MindGeek's network of sites beyond the bloggers' or performers' control.
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But there is a smorgasbord of other indicators of economic activity—in particular, data "scraped" from the internet—which occur at a higher frequency than official data are published.
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We are watching you," and an email stating: "Hi, I am considering dumping the old paint I just scraped off of my home outside your office door on Tuesday.
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The CFPB expressed concerns about the relatively small number of vulnerable consumers frequently paying overdraft fees, citing a bureau study of 40 million bank accounts scraped of personal information.
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That said: If you're trying to make sure your data doesn't get scraped in the future, the best way to ensure that is to request that Facebook delete it.
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Facebook suffered another privacy lapse after a security researcher found 400 million phone numbers scraped from the social network and dumped on an online server that wasn't password-protected.
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With oil up 1 percent and the prospect of any tightening of U.S. monetary policy receding, European stock markets scraped together some initial gains, but the mood remained fragile.
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According to John, there are currently between 30 to 40 people involved with the Instagram archival project, and they've collectively scraped and stored around 580 TB of Instagram posts.
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On Thursday, the Toronto Raptors scraped out a victory against basketball's biggest villains/heroes the Golden State Warriors in what would be the last game of the NBA finals.
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"Craigslist had really one goal in mind and it was to put RadPad out of business," said Eppers, who vehemently denies that his company scraped Craigslist for rental listings.
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A once-upon-a-time thespian in upstate New York, Arty scraped off his decades-old mustache 15 years ago and headed to Vegas to start a new life.
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And: Github and Medium took down posts that offered details on individual ICE employees scraped from LinkedIn, saying they violated policies designed to prevent targeting or harassment of individuals.
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It happened after Trump defended white supremacists who marched in Charlottesville, after he compared nonwhite countries to excrement, and after he bowed and scraped before Vladimir Putin in Helsinki.
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Often shot on minimal, scraped-together budgets, Lee joined Black filmmakers Oscar Micheaux and Noble Johnson in articulating, with visceral acuity, what troubled the Black men of his age.
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But today, just a few months later, she's doing much better — thanks, apparently, to a virus scraped from the bottom of a rotten eggplant in soil teeming with worms.
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Temperatures have scraped the high 70s across much of the U.S. this month, including in the Great Plains and Great Lakes regions and up and down the East Coast.
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Vermont's attorney general is cracking down on Clearview AI, the company behind a controversial facial recognition app that has built a searchable database of faces scraped from social media.
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She would divide a package of cookies into two piles: one of intact, sandwiched cookies and the other of plain wafers with the vanilla-flavored cream cleanly scraped off.
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They scraped together a 3 percent down payment in 2008 (in part through a local assistance program) to buy an 800-square-foot house, and there they have stayed.
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Mr. Khachuyan said that he taught Russian journalism students how to scrape the web and that two of them had scraped Facebook for the public profiles of their classmates.
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A software startup that scraped billions of images from major web services — including Facebook, Google, and YouTube — is selling its tool to law enforcement agencies across the United States.
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Updated at 2/27/20 at 5:36PM ET: Clarified that the program that scraped the follower details was developed by campaign volunteers, according to Buttigieg spokesperson Ben Halle.
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My husband likes to mix his Vegemite with honey, while my youngest daughter likes her Vegemite scraped ever so lightly on top of a fluffy piece of white bread.
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Clearview AI, a facial-recognition startup that scraped social media for images, has been adopted by at least 600 law-enforcement agencies, according to a New York Times report.
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Earthmovers, trucks and hundreds of construction workers dug and scraped to build a new facility that, if completed within days as scheduled, could do more than treat the ailing.
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While other Palestinians carried off the injured man, the Israeli machine repeatedly scraped at the earth, trying to catch the dead man's body in the teeth of its scoop.
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"As recently as 26,000 years ago, huge swaths of temperate regions were scraped clean and trapped under tons of ice," Dr. Siddall said, including about half of Washington state.
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During Brazil's 2018 presidential election, political campaigners scraped Facebook users' phone numbers and added them to WhatsApp groups, sending them memes and videos in the hope of gaining votes.
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Clearwater AI, a facial-recognition startup that scraped social media for images, has been adopted by at least 600 law-enforcement agencies, according to a New York Times report.
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The picture's scalding effect owes partly to its violent technique, with the paint scraped down to the canvas, but chiefly to a felt identification with the murderers' grotesque jollity.
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The retail sector, which scraped along for much of 2019, was buoyed by the holiday season, but recently announced store closings could reverse those gains in the coming months.
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Three kids go into the woods—two boys and a girl—but only one comes out, scraped and bruised, with his clothes ripped and his shoes filled with blood.
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Of course, it needs to be scraped off the floor there first, but it's very much to the robot's credit that it can scoot again with no delay afterwards.
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When he earned a place at the prestigious Renmin University in Beijing, other people in the village scraped together cash and boiled eggs to sustain him in the capital.
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We'd just scraped enough to record that record, but now, looking back, it was a really cool time and I think people hold that record in real high esteem.
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So we scraped each episode, read interviews, and dove deep into the labyrinth of Reddit for every reference to other Black Mirror episodes and pop culture we could find.
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But once I'd scraped myself off the floor I thought to myself that there must be others who felt the way I did and were also suffering in silence.
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But despite the general sense of caution, it doesn't seem well-known among the herping community that there might be easily-scraped GPS information in pictures they've eagerly shared.
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His comments come weeks after Deutsche scraped through the latest stress tests for European banks and as European Central Bank (ECB) money printing saps their ability to turn a profit.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar highlighted the fact that 126 million people saw IRA content and asked if these people overlapped with the 87 million who had their data scraped by Cambridge.
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Determined to become wholly American, avidly reading the works of Jack London, Isidor Rabi scraped out an education even as his teeth were falling out of his head from malnutrition.
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"The lyrics displayed in information boxes on Google Search are licensed from a variety of sources and are not scraped from sites on the web," the company told CNN Business.
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Next, I gently stirred and scraped the bottom of the pan for 30 seconds on the stove, and then removed from the heat continuing to stir for another 30 seconds.
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Renault's Nico Hulkenberg took a spin into the gravel in Q2 but scraped through to the final session and will start seventh, his team mate Carlos Sainz two places behind.
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They collected the most upvoted links from the site (some 8 million in the end) and then scraped their text, creating a relatively compact training dataset just 23GB in size.
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The company and a neighbouring block's occupant, Myanmar Thura, had scraped away the earth until a cliff towered above them on one side, with the muddy lake on the other.
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She does have some company with fellow Tunis resident Malek Jaziri having scraped into the men's draw while South African Kevin Anderson, last year's runner-up, is the fourth seed.
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"The lyrics displayed in information boxes on Google Search are licensed from a variety of sources and are not scraped from sites on the web," said Google in a statement.
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They're also planning to work with a spectral imaging team to see if they can read some of the text that was scraped away at the top of the document.
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" In fact, Schroepfer says, "given the scale and sophistication of the activity we've seen, we believe most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped in this way.
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A decision is expected soon in a case called Facebook v Power Ventures, in which a company scraped information from Facebook with permission from its users, but not from Facebook.
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Recently, a dog scraped a girl's face when she tried to pet the emotional support animal on a Southwest flight from Phoenix to Portland, Oregon, according to the Washington Post.
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So far this year, my borrowed metal has miraculously escaped dings, scrapes, scratches, bangs, backing-up whoopsies, collisions, rear-endings, bent rims, scraped rims, blown tires, and intersection T-bones.
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"This is going to be a badly scraped knee that may even require stitches but it is not life threatening," one Ackman investor said about the losses and Valeant situation.
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Deutsche Bank scraped past the level of 211.9 percent that analysts had seen as a threshold because of its designation by regulators as one the world's systemically most-important banks.
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Having scraped into the finals in the last of eight positions, the 28-year-old Junghaenel established an early lead with several successive 10.8 shots, shy of the perfect 10.9.
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Antibiotic resistance is a serious issue that, if left unchecked, could plunge us into a medieval time where every scraped knee and paper cut has the potential to turn deadly.
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But Sterling's friends and family members describe him as as generous and respectable man who fell on hard times and scraped together what he could by selling CDs and DVDs.
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The company and a neighboring block's occupant, Myanmar Thura, had scraped away the earth until a cliff towered above them on one side, with the muddy lake on the other.
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But on one road near Redding, California, when a tire failed last month on a trailer and its rim scraped the asphalt, the result was catastrophic for an entire region.
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At the same time, the scraped surface, the ridges of scarred paint, imbue the compositions central crystal-like form with a feeling of melancholy, as it registers time's corrosive power.
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The post is particularly resonant now as Facebook continues to deal with blowback from revelations that the firm Cambridge Analytica scraped and misused more than 50 million people's personal data.
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One user said that they made a "pretty good" video of a girl they went to high school with, using around 380 pictures scraped from her Instagram and Facebook accounts.
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Clearview uses artificial intelligence to analyze a database of over three billion images that were scraped off the internet from places like Facebook, Instagram, public mugshot databases, and other websites.
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The data was obtained in 2014, when users were paid to take a personality quiz and download an app that scraped information from their profiles and those of their friends.
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When Alonso did make it out for a single day's testing, errors converting inches to centimeters affected the ride height, and the car's floor scraped the track as he lapped.
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The research was based on similar methodologies to those previously used to analyze the dark web drug trade, which take scraped data from marketplaces typically accessed through the Tor network.
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"You have to hold it all in your mind, scene by scene," Boseman said, a scraped plate of brussels sprouts with something called yuzu and celery-seed crema before him.
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"Given the scale and sophistication of the activity we've seen, we believe most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped in this way," the blog post reads.
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Temperatures have scraped the high 70s across much of the United States this month, including in the Great Plains and Great Lakes regions and up and down the East Coast.
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With a rift over migrants bringing German politics to a boil, the country's feuding leaders scraped together a truce Monday on an issue that threatens to topple the fragile government.
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Soil scraped from land that was exposed to radiation in the days after the nuclear accident is still stored in millions of industrial-strength plastic bags all over the prefecture.
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Kathy Sue Allegra, 61, who moved away and raised a family in Houston, said drugs have scraped away parts of her cousins' lives, and that pretending otherwise was sugarcoating reality.
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In that case, LinkedIn sued and lost against a company called HiQ, which scraped public LinkedIn profiles in bulk and combined them with other information into a database for employers.
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Trees bore the telltale signs of elephant damage: leaves stripped by their trunks, bark scraped off while sharpening tusks or scratching itchy hides, entire trees uprooted by tons of force.
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Johnson scraped through his impeachment trial by one vote in the Senate, but for the rest of his term he was a lame duck, repudiated by his party and country.
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Tall and rangy, she was eight months pregnant (she has since given birth to her second daughter), with hair scraped back in a ponytail and her face free of makeup.
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He landed in New York City in 2000, and three years later, at 29, he had scraped together the cash to open the gallery-cum-design store the Future Perfect.
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Tired of lifting her legs into and out of a standard bathtub and begging landlords to change it, she scraped together her savings to buy a small house last May.
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Until a decade ago, Judy said, they were able to afford an apartment for under $800 a month, scraped together from their small jewelry business, odd jobs and public assistance.
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Britain endured a torrid opening day of their campaign as they scraped past the Netherlands 27-26 in a Group E tie that spanned nearly nine hours on Court 26.
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After millions of Facebook users had their data exploited by Cambridge Analytica in 2016, the contents of Zuckerberg's trash have been scraped and reported on by The New York Times.
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With Ms. Barnett, he scraped together a living selling very low-budget films, sometimes using Levi's toy robot for sound effects, about historical figures like Ethan Allen and Eugene V. Debs.
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That study from a team of British scientists in the United Kingdom scraped through the scienceverse looking for papers on the effects of just light or moderate drinking on pregnancy outcomes.
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Much of the information from the 120 million accounts may have just been scraped from publicly available Facebook accounts from people who haven't set their privacy settings to anything very restrictive.
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Developer Sam Lavigne, who claims to be an adjunct professor at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, created a database on GitHub revealing ICE agents' names scraped from LinkedIn.
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Airbud uses existing information scraped from the website, paired with an easy plug-and-play system for clients, to automatically build out a knowledge graph and have conversations with end-users.
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Ride-hailing companies regularly spent millions to increase their market share by just a few percentage points, one source explained, and scraped data helped inform how that money should be spent.
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They scraped through the group stage with three draws, then beat Croatia in extra-time, Poland on penalties, Wales with two second-half goals and France with another extra-time winner.
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In 2016, a student at a Danish university scraped the profiles of 70,000 people on the dating site OkCupid, and then publicly released that information in one, easy to download set.
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Each bot is trained on a pretty small text file (between just 80mb and 120mb in size) which contains some of the most popular posts and comments scraped from different subreddits.
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Anyway, they are of course off to the fantasy suite, which for some reason tonight is about three times bigger than the bargain-basement hotel room they scraped up for Peter.
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In order to conduct their study, lead researcher Alexis C. Noel and her colleagues filmed dozens of frogs in slow motion and gathered scraped samples of saliva from 17 different specimens.
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The closest Walmart was an hour away and the town's population barely scraped 6,473 people, but it proved tolerable enough when Walden quickly became the starting quarterback and a team captain.
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The skateboard is the key, and the body turns it, changing a set of stairs into a feature to be ollied or a ledge into a line to be scraped across.
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Valdis Krebs, a data scientist specialising in network analysis and visualisation, scraped data for The Economist from the site's "Customers who bought…also bought…" feature and created the network diagram below.
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"Like many many other mothers in America who face the end of their scraped-together maternity leaves, I felt it was too soon to go back to work," Scorah told Refinery36.
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He now sets out to convince voters in states where he scraped out 254 victories — from Florida to Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — that he deserves another four years in the White House.
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As a professor at the University of Cambridge, Aleksandr Kogan built a personality profiling quiz that scraped its users' Facebook data, as well as the data of millions of their friends.
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After recording the fifth-fastest lap in the first round, seven-time Cup champion Jimmie Johnson scraped the wall on his second-round lap and could do no better than 20th.
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"The bullpen overall did a good job and the Royals scraped across a run, but to me, we've got to find a way to win it," Detroit manager Brad Ausmus said.
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It's another catered one, so I skip the gumbo and jambalaya—there's no way these chafing-pan versions will rival what I sampled earlier, scraped from oil-drum-sized black pots.
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As long as you've scraped at the Three P's—pits, pooper, pisser—and your feet haven't swelled with the aforementioned boot rot, you'll declare yourself adequately clean on any given day.
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Russia had already performed poorly against England, when they scraped an ill-deserved 1-1 draw, and in the 2-1 defeat to Slovakia, but here they hit a new low.
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It's a more restricted way than allowing users to search for user profiles using a person's phone number, which Facebook restricted last year after admitting "most" users had their information scraped.
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The company scraped through a funding death valley late last year after failing to close a Series C financing round, leading it to 'temporarily' let go of around half its staff.
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It was trained on a sample of 35,326 facial images scraped from an unnamed US dating website, and used people's stated preferences as evidence of whether they were gay or straight.
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The state chief law enforcer is looking into the recent "unauthorized collection" of 1.5 million user email addresses, which Facebook used for profile verification, but inadvertently also scraped their contact lists.
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Even Call Me by Your Name star Armie Hammer jumped on the pre-Oscars prep earlier this week by getting his chest fascia scraped and visiting the salon for a trim.
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Data scraped from Zoopla, a property website, suggest that of about 6,000 London properties listed from June 24th to July 11th, roughly 1,000 have had their price cut since the referendum.
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Researchers at the University of Michigan set out the details in a paper in March that matched criminal histories to statewide wage- and jobs- data scraped from Michigan's unemployment insurance scheme.
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Over the course of several months, the researchers recorded about 1,000 videos of an estimated 46,000 sounds that represented an array of objects being hit, scraped, and prodded by a drumstick.
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That came after two other incidents earlier this year where a security researcher found 14 million scraped Instagram profiles sitting on an exposed database — without a password — for anyone to access.
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Investment managers are increasingly employing enormous computing power and teams of engineers to make money from alternative-data sources like satellite images, credit-card transactions, and information scraped off the web.
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New York's attorney general is launching an investigation into Facebook after it was reported last week that the company had scraped the email contacts of 85033 million users without their consent.
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From companies' internal analytics to satellite photos, scraped website data to tracking consumers' locations, hedge funds and institutional investors are always looking for creative ways to get the edge in investments.
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On April 4th Facebook raised its estimate of the number of people involved from 50m to 87m and admitted that many more may have had their details scraped from its website.
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I repeat, we are watching you!" and an email stating: "Hi, I am considering dumping the old paint I just scraped off of my home outside your office door on Tuesday.
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But the researchers, familiar with the scraping and cut marks associated with trepanation, determined that the bone had been scraped intensively -- with the intent to form a hole in the cranium.
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"Given the scale and sophistication of the activity we've seen, we believe most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped in this way, " Schroepfer said in the post.
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In an interview with press on Wednesday, Zuckerberg said he expects most of Facebook's users who had a specific search function enabled had their public data scraped by a third party.
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Shortly after the rally, the independent media collective Unicorn Riot released hundreds of thousands of messages scraped from the Discord chat rooms used to organize the rally as a searchable database.
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If the hull gets scraped below the waterline on its way out of the harbour and the ship sinks, the "scraper" may be responsible for all of the cleanup and damages.
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It is not simply a layer that can be exposed and scraped away, but a mixed, compacted jumble of waste that, if unearthed, will require expensive and dangerous handling and relocation.
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Her parents are self-employed, and she had scraped together airfare home for spring break by working two part-time jobs, as a tutor and as an usher and ticket seller.
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We lived in a beige brick house that my parents scraped to afford with their retail jobs, and on Eid al-Fitr and the Fourth of July, we threw raucous parties.
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He scraped together his entry fees by crowdfunding from bass fishing clubs and saved money by sleeping in the "Tundra Suites" — his euphemism for the back of his Toyota Tundra pickup.
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"Generation after generation of Americans will hear about the cocky pilot who barely scraped through Annapolis, but then defended our nation in the skies," Mr. McConnell said in uncharacteristically personal remarks.
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Google told the U.S. government this month that it would continue allowing sites like Yelp to opt out from having their data scraped and displayed in the tech giant's search results.
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There's a kind of heartbreak that comes of watching whole swaths of houses scraped from a neighborhood, but this particular heartbreak is in no way tied to issues of historic preservation.
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The prime minister scraped by, in a vote of 151 to 148, with the support of defecting lawmakers from the former coalition party — the right-wing Independent Greeks — and independent legislators.
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He's smart but socially awkward, able to name obscure bones in the human body but unable to keep his foot out of his mouth — a grown man with perpetually scraped knees.
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The universe is a vast and unpredictable place, humans have barely scraped the surface of what is the universe is made of, what it looks like, what it's function is, etc.
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"Given the scale and sophistication of the activity we've seen, we believe most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped in this way," Facebook said at the time.
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The Liberals were forced to abandon their "Trudeau" branded campaign plane for a generic one after the bus carrying reporters following the campaign scraped the left wing of the Boeing 737.
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A startup that scraped billions of images from major web services — including Facebook, Google, and YouTube — created software that can be loaded onto smartphones to identify people using publicly available photos.
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The secretive company says it's created a database of over 3 billion images that have been scraped from all corners of the internet, including social networks like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.
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For several hours, the ice on the port side of the ship scraped past the hull, forcing the ship back and pulling the anchor lines taut in front of the bow.
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Just earlier this week, Twitter demanded that Clearview AI stop using any photos it had scraped from the social media platform, and a class action lawsuit is already in the works.
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On my visits, I saw Awang stop by every table, often with gifts, like es blewah, a sweet soup of cantaloupe, scraped into skinny strands with a special knife from Indonesia.
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The Verge and The Trace scraped more than 2 million Armslist listings from December 2016 through March 19863 to identify users who may be skirting the law through high-volume sales.
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The Verge and The Trace scraped more than 2 million Armslist listings from December 2016 through March 2019 to identify users who may be skirting the law through high-volume sales.
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In college, I played rugby and wore heavy cotton shorts and a stiff jersey, while suffering only some scraped elbows and several memorable hangovers from parties with "rugger huggers" after matches.
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He said he was not yet sure if data analysis firm Palantir had scraped Facebook user data and if other third-party apps had engaged in behavior similar to Cambridge Analytica's.
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The show also includes three large oil paintings, nearly five feet by six feet, that this British artist blasted with a pressurized water gun and scraped off, over and over again.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Not long ago, the spiraling 1950s Bavinger House designed by architect Bruce Goff was razed by its owner, leaving just a scraped patch of dirt.
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"Backseat" is a compendium of abrasive, constantly moving electric gears, hissing and squeaking, always threatening to malfunction or combust — warped guitars, random shrieks and squawks, bleepy synthesizers scraped against a chalkboard.
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Data artist Sam Lavigne earlier this week published a database on GitHub containing the personal details of more than 1,500 Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) employees using information scraped from LinkedIn.
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To pull off the massive social event, one that John expected would turn his life around, he scraped together $163,000 by leveraging all of his credit cards and borrowing where he could.
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I look down to see I'm wearing my navy-and-gold San Francisco Unified School District gym uniform, an IV in my arm, knees scraped and bloody, thighs spotted with fresh bruises.
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Developer Sam Lavigne, who claims to be an adjunct professor at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, created a database on GitHub revealing 1,500 ICE agents' names scraped from LinkedIn.
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"First, I heard a 'boom' sound and I was under the mud," said 35-year-old Phyo Ko Ko Oo. His left leg was badly scraped as he struggled to free himself.
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All that being said, I didn't enjoy working with the system long-term because I found the somewhat sharp bottom edge of the notebook uncomfortable when it occasionally scraped against my wrist.
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The landscape is gloomier for Argentina, which scraped through qualification with a win in the final round, and was only spared elimination in the pool stage by a late winner against Nigeria.
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Italy's FTMIB however, barely scraped through into positive territory as the Bank of Italy's warning of the country's deficit possibly breaching European Union regulations in 2020 weighed on the bank-heavy index.
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Well, with what little possession Mexico has had, they scraped together a sloppy pair of crosses to get Chicharito doing what he does best: We've got a tie ballgame at the half.
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Why it matters: The platform faced blowback from users and the press last spring after it was reported that Facebook's app scraped call and text message data for years from Android phones.
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The information obligation is also purpose specific; so if the data controller later wants to do something else with the scraped data there's an obligation to send a new Article 14 notice.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal, while it was the most visible, was only one of probably hundreds of operations that leveraged lax access controls into enormous data sets scraped with Facebook's implicit permission.
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When the hackers built the phishing page used to trick the McCaskill staffer, they scraped the code from a legitimate Microsoft login page that staff would use to log into their network.
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In what an internal memo called a "psychological trick," TBH scraped Instagram user profiles for school names, looking at school location pages to find student accounts to invite them to join TBH.
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After three to four hours, the live monkey is removed from the cage, a tube is inserted down its throat, and its lungs are scraped for samples and blood tests are conducted.
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After salting, the parchment was stretched, shaved and scraped, leaving a salty inside and less salty outside; the salty collagen in the parchment would serve as the home to the bacterial colonies.
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In July the bank barely scraped through European stress tests - designed to gauge its ability to withstand a crisis - and has warned it may need deeper cost cuts to turn itself around.
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About a year after I graduated from a private liberal arts college, I found myself making small talk with my dentist as he scraped the gunk off the sides of my teeth.
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Until January few had heard of Clearview AI, a company that has scraped billions of publicly available images from millions of websites in order to build a facial image search engine app.
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Right now, the site info is being scraped and validated manually, while the team works on some kind of infrastructure that might help automate the process as more test sites come online.
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What the Times piece revealed, beyond the functionality of Clearview's tools, was stunning: The company had scraped billions of publicly available image from major social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.
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Last year, Instagram expanded its bug bounty to include misuse of account data just months after an Indian social media firm scraped the contact information of Instagram influencers on a massive scale.
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