And this change would essentially have insurers sending out more emergency room bills, and doctors sending out fewer.
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"Every day, the federal government is sending out Social Security checks to seniors, and we're sending out collection notices to many of those same seniors," Johnson said.
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Curating, sending out a link, sending out a list of links, getting on Twitter and yelling at people, you're gonna do that regardless of whether you have a company or not.
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The company is also sending out emails to affected users.
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It involves sending out 7,800 teams to help "local development".
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It's sending out a lure and hoping for a bite.
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By sending out invites, the airline just lost its leverage.
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Spotify is sending out signals that it's ready to dance.
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"We've been sending out checks since last August," he said.
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Club owners were still sending out xeroxed sheets as invitations.
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Still, Dalla Betta is now sending out pitches to publications.
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It's like you're literally sending out messages in a bottle.
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Or today, perhaps they might be sending out a tweet.
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The White House tried to clarify, sending out Lt. Gen.
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If a woman at her computer in Starbucks is, as Jarune Uwajaren argues, sending out several signals simply by the way she is sitting, then women who dress like prostitutes are also sending out signals.
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"They are sending out fundraising solicitations, like this one," Ryan said.
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The company began sending out emails to affected users last night.
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Lucy McBath of Georgia, before sending out a link for donations.
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Another use case could be organizing events or sending out alerts.
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We've only been sending out signals for the last 80 years.
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Cher is sending out an SOS — and ABBA fans are answering!
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The company is sending out emails to those who were affected.
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America is caught in the middle—and sending out mixed messages.
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The usual suspects, widely regarded indicators, are sending out mixed signals.
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Graduates around the country are receiving diplomas and sending out résumés.
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"Been sending out 500 a day," the company wrote on Twitter.
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But now we know they were actually sending out private investigators.
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High on power, he starts sending out friend requests to strangers.
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Zukin said they've also been sending out $20 microdonations to individuals.
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Many cars were on fire, sending out plumes of black smoke.
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I remember blindly sending out my resume to the various networks.
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Your operators can't deliver as many SMS as we're sending out.
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Y Combinator is sending out payments as part of a pilot.
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Her next move: sending out a concerned tweet, asking where he was.
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Apple has finally made it official, sending out invites for a Sept.
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After sending out final emails to clients, I call it a night.
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I'm still sending out résumés all the time, trying to find work.
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"My problem is I'm not sending out invites 'cause ugh," Trainor noted.
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Various enemies repeatedly spawn, sending out wave after wave of bullet hell.
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And if that's the case, they might be sending out a signal.
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There are some objections to the idea of sending out cash, however.
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So, anything it's sending out over the network, we have that traced.
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Bipartisan support for sending out $1,000 checks is already coalescing in Congress.
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They saw her allies begin sending out invitations for high-dollar fundraisers.
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Envision has undergone criticism for sending out large out-of-network bills.
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Woodward added that the Pentagon worried about Trump sending out that tweet.
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Props to the company for sending out an ebook with instructions and recipes.
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The Census Bureau is set to begin sending out questionnaires early next year.
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Sending out paper checking account statements for one customer costs $9 a year.
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It could be that this is a way of sending out a message.
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Amazon's legit been sending out notices saying sorry we exposed your email address.
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This could come in handy for startups sending out pitch decks to investors.
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The stuff that you're not sending out theatrically goes to them, oftentimes. Correct.
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A quick script for sending out XMPP spam is also available on Github.
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Some have begun sending out notices, however, indicating they may soon run out.
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They proved it by sending out fundraising emails during their Kavanuagh hearing outbursts.
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But on Tuesday the network resumed activity, again sending out the Locky ransomware.
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I enjoy doing things like making all the reservations and sending out emails.
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Because we're sending out a more hopeful message, something we can do actively.
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Drummers and flute players sat inside, sending out a charged and playful melody.
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Cisco can protect you from Attack #1 by sending out a software update.
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That's because county registrars are sending out vote-by-mail ballots by Feb.
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Think back, they were sending out their DVDs, still in red envelopes. Right.
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I was like a machine, just sending out endless submissions with self-addressed envelopes.
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The super PAC will begin sending out invitations to major GOP donors on Wednesday.
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I do some more mindless tasks like applying payments and sending out insurance claims.
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Applying voltage to a piezoelectric crystal makes it vibrate, sending out a sound wave.
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Those devices are actively sending out signals to nearby phones, masquerading as cell towers.
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But these are more focused on sending out traditional greeting cards with printed text.
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In the second round, Anderson started sending out static with feints and connecting more.
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You're sending out resume after resume for positions you think you're perfectly qualified for.
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This is not something that you will be sending out over social media compliments.
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Take Trump attacking Clinton for sending out a photo of Obama in Somali garb.
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You know the truth and yet you just can't stop sending out snide tweets.
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The startup planned to start sending out its first batch of products this spring.
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The North has been sending out mixed signals about whether it intends to denuclearise.
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She found herself sending out versions of the same important emails again and again.
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Trump later defended sending out the tweet after Democrats and Yovanovitch called it intimidating.
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Apple is sending out a message to app developers: stop tricking users into subscriptions.
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So visual is as important for them for sending out their messages as Babymetal.
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It was the same message the White House was sending out to its surrogates.
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But sending out first drafts is the literary equivalent of walking around without pants.
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Its satellites help predict storms and save countless lives by sending out early warnings.
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He has been sending out his résumé, but has not received a call back.
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This results in the brain's amygdala kicking into action and sending out danger signals.
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She would still oppose sending out payments to families footing the bill for child care.
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The Amazon-owned company started sending out invitations to select streamers to test it out.
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Every year I wonder if this is the year I begin sending out Christmas cards.
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After a short ride, the sled ran into a sand trap, sending out silicon sprays.
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They spent five months waiting for help, sending out distress calls that nobody could hear.
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Normally, this kind of star would be active, sending out flares and enduring solar storms.
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Here's hoping it's somewhat more worthwhile than what the department has been sending out already.
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Its core contracts, sending out a wave of energy that pushes its external layers outward.
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Officials have been sending out links to editorials and endorsements in favor of the moves.
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Star went on to call out Jenner for sending out Lip Kits in that condition.
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If things go what3words' way, that's how you'll be sending out addresses in the future.
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Instead, we see Emily sending out her work and passionately pursuing success in her lifetime.
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I'm going to keep sending out these papers, and one day people will believe me.
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The second step is containing the economic damage, which includes sending out checks to people.
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Sailors fought the flooding for an hour before sending out distress calls, the institute said.
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The collision on Monday occurred while the Japanese patrol boat was sending out such warnings.
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This is me sending out a press release because I've decided to ride the bus.
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Candidates are hitting the fundraising circuit this weekend and sending out dire pleas for donations.
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They said they are currently sending out invitations for witnesses to testify and requesting documents.
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So sending out potentially billions of dollars to producers could be a tough sell. Sen.
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It is also sending out free eBay-branded supplies to some of its top sellers.
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Epic has begun sending out invites to people with non-Samsung phones, according to multiple reports.
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And in 2004, he reported sending out 1,600 surveys about what made customers loyal to soy.
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I, on the other hand, was paying close attention (when I wasn't sending out this tweet).
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By sending out a questionnaire, the EU could be preparing the ground for a formal investigation.
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FedEx is currently sending out replacement batteries as well as boxes for returning the recalled phones.
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R U SPILLING TEA RN?" one excited fan asked, wondering if Grande was sending out "LYRICS?
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Sending out pleas for information and staring at a phone, waiting for them to boomerang back.
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You know how often we are sending out real-time balance alerts on a monthly basis?
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Some "helped" immune response by sending out chemical instructions, via cytokines, like a quarterback calling plays.
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But if they're hostile, that means we're essentially sending out a beacon that says ATTACK HERE.
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Programming note: We will not be sending out Overnight Energy Wednesday through Friday of this week.
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"They're sending out a signal, a strong one, that we'll be here in August," said Sen.
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Big countries such as India, China and Brazil would benefit handsomely from sending out more migrants.
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Greg LinaresJanuary 19, 2017 But Meitu dismissed the criticism, sending out a long statement to reporters.
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What is the message Nepal is sending out-foreigners have to stop thinking when in Nepal?
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Now, the line is upping its game, sending out an all-female bridge and officer team.
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There's confirmation that Brazil makes only one change, sending out Filipe Luis for the injured Marcelo.
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So whom do I list as a supervisor or manager on the applications I'm sending out?
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The clerk's office will be sending out a letter to all voters hoping to assuage concerns.
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When they got arrested, they fell back to the Bronx and started sending out the youngsters.
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For one thing, chefs are much more focused now on sending out food that photographs well.
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New switches installed in transformers allow the devices to be reset without sending out repair crews.
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From jail, he was sending out strategic lines, about Venezuela's whole situation—historical, economic, national, international.
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Again, she smashed her goal, sending out almost 50,000 cards across the globe, she told CNN.
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But Democrats clearly had the advantage, sending out campaign fund-raising appeals as the hearing unspooled.
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The agency began sending out the notices, with fines up to $799 per day, in December.
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The agency began sending out the notices, with fines up to $799 per day, in December.
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The city is now sending out shut-off notices to try to collect on delinquent bills.
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Instead, we see Emily sending out her poems and passionately pursuing success in her own lifetime.
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" Earlier Gentiloni told RAI TV: "The Orban government is sending out the wrong message with this referendum.
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The Census Bureau makes its annual estimates of Americans' well-being by sending out thousands of surveys.
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One camp offers logical arguments that sending out "honest" signals always maximizes reward for the signaling individual.
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Some users believe Apple should have asked them for consent before sending out the phone-slowing software.
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I eat yogurt with a banana for breakfast that I brought from home while sending out emails.
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This uses sonar, sending out sound waves and picking up the reflections that bounce off nearby objects.
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Radar works by sending out radio pulses and detecting the reflected signals that have bounced off objects.
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Essential also began sending out notifications to early customers who had pre-registered to purchase the device.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's team has been drafting the messaging and sending out the daily points.
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A Delaware school district has apologized for accidentally sending out a sarcastic "hurt feelings report" via email.
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Tyler Perry is sending out a very direct message to actors who want to work with him.
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We weren't sending out our music anymore, it was just like 'fuck it, let's make an album.
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It does so by looking at specific shipping codes, as well as sending out surveys to customers.
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Amazon, Ancestry We here at WIRED have mixed feelings about sending out your DNA to be tested.
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If you weren't sending out those demos to labels and zines, do you think Pavement would've existed?
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WH sending out press coverage of Dem criticism of Comey won't wash away the stench of coverup.
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Mod seems to side with Whoopi, though and says he won't be sending out crazy pics anymore.
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Grassroots reformers responded by sending out email alerts, and Booker was deluged by comments from angry voters.
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But most, including Barnes & Noble, are sending out emails like Amazon to notify customers about available credit.
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President Obama has declared a state of emergency in the area, sending out federal officials to assist.
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In addition to employees, Tesla is sending out invites to an undisclosed number of top referral winners.
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But sending out inmates is different from asking law-abiding citizens to come in for a meal.
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It has also been sending out teams of customs officers or soldiers to locate unregistered asylum seekers.
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Sending out a daily and weekly agenda that's constantly being updated can help keep everyone on track.
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At the same time, he has been sending out job applications, focused on journalism and Capitol Hill.
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You had G.O.P. operatives sending out fact-checks on Kimmel like he was the Senate minority leader.
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Hinge will keep sending out gift cards until March 8, or until it has run through $25,000.
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Some buildings have started sending out instructions on how to navigate using the machines during this time.
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Across both parties, a growing list of lawmakers have supported sending out financial support to every American.
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Melania Trump is Seuss-ing up classrooms, sending out Dr. Seuss books to schools across the country.
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Augusta National checked on Woods's status Thursday before sending out its news conference schedule for Masters week.
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Both English and Mulvaney are in the building, sending out dueling emails about who is in charge.
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What's amazing is how every muscle in your body is sending out this information all the time.
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A Square spokesperson confirmed that the company started sending out invites to some Square Cash users today.
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ISIS has long arms, but ISIS won't be able to stop us from sending out our message.
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Analysts said investors should start by separating the political noise from the signals companies were sending out.
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"My purpose for sending out that tweet was simply, I felt like these bills were being ignored and sending out that tweet, look at me now, I'm on your show and we're talking about women's rights and how they're being rolled back," she told CNN's Chris Cuomo Tuesday night.
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The data isn't on our servers, so it would require us sending out forensic auditors to different apps.
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"This account has already been hacked by somebody else, who has been sending out spam," he told TechCrunch.
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He called for both sides to stop sending out propaganda, to collaborate and to restore bridges of communication.
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"Those federal prosecutors out of Boston are still looking into other parents and sending out subpoenas," he said.
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A few members suggested frequent reminders at the end of class or sending out occasional follow-up emails.
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A country like China sending out scattershot attempts to spy on foreign government computers is commonplace, experts say.
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"You phone is constantly sending out little ping requests because it's always looking for WiFi hotspots," said Cyphers.
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It's been spewing ash for two weeks, and, starting this week, it's started sending out lava as well.
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Sivan could barely contain his excitement at the nomination, sending out a series of tweets in all caps.
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Rezk tells me that with Aeva's product, it is not sending out pulses of light at various intervals.
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But more importantly, it's a message we're sending out to the world when the dollar leaves these borders.
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The Salvation Army is sending out support personnel, setting up canteens (mobile feeding units), and distributing hygiene kits.
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For example, we do not want agencies sending out surveys willy-nilly to thousands or millions of Americans.
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Her publicists kicked into high gear, sending out fresh copies of the manuscript scrubbed clean of the controversy.
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A better option would be sending out millions of messengers at the speed of light, in all directions.
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Amazon complied, sending out more than 1,000 WAV files, but ended up delivering someone else's voice recordings altogether.
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Adidas has apologized for sending out a marketing email praising customers it said "survived" this year's Boston Marathon.
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UMich has given Sisley the official green light, sending out widespread calls for survey participants late last week.
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Over time, experts have seen attackers get lazier, sending out more messages but executing fewer and fewer attacks.
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The low end is even more crowded, with unprepossessing neighborhood places sending out California rolls by the carton.
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For her denim outfits, the 34-year-old turned to the 1990s, sending out models in cigarette pants.
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Others might respond by "stonewalling, sending out a banal press release and trying to quiet protest," he said.
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The Trump campaign has been sending out fundraising texts to supporters with the goal of raising $1 million.
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"The person helps the company create the record by being there and sending out the pings," he said.
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In addition to discontinuing bikinis, monokinis, and the like altogether, Victoria's Secret may stop sending out its catalog.
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According to Frontier Strategy Group's Kindinger, the U.S. has been sending out mixed messages on its Sudan policy.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has begun sending out new testing guidance to health care workers.
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Katie Porter for allegedly sending out texts urging recipients to complete a "census survey" that asked similar questions.
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CNN took the extraordinary step of sending out a press release during an ABC News Debate accusing Sen.
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The solution to job-search depression isn't as easy as hitting the pavement and sending out more résumés.
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How do I handle a boss who has control over my career and is sending out uncomfortable signals?
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So they settled on writing to fellow voters in the district, sending out 16,500 handwritten postcards and letters.
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He has also seized on the smear-campaign narrative, sending out a fundraising email in response the allegations.
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The city also does preventive maintenance on existing mains, sending out crews every day to listen for leaks.
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But sending out a Camo Alert when missing military members are thought to be suicidal could easily backfire.
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The idea of sending out an intimate photo of your genitals to someone you quite fancy is terrifying.
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VESTBERG: YOU'RE STILL GOING TO HAVE FIBER COMING CLOSE TO THE TECHNOLOGY THAT WE'RE SENDING OUT THE RADIO.
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Additionally, Amazon's lending team started sending out a newsletter in November promoting its program for the first time.
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Then he undermined his point by sending out a company of Canadian Mounties to guard the final parade.
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That digital experience exists beyond sending out one-way alerts and notifications to market to customers, he continued.
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And while other people have been sending out Bad Tweets about the Olympics (*cough* Bari Weiss *cough*), Rippon has been tweeting dispatches from his Olympic journey, as well as sending out support to some of his fellow competitors, with a flair and a panache that has been, quite frankly addicting.
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Right around Thanksgiving, Mr. Jones, Mr. Pham and Mr. Vatere started rethinking their strategy for sending out push notifications.
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State and local officials work in partnership with the FCC, FEMA, and private telecoms when sending out emergency alerts.
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At launch, the Verrit account was mostly sending out random quotes from famous Americans with not-so-subtle headlines.
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Since he was already doing the work, he started sending out emails to organizations with Dropbox links to photos.
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She's now sending out applications to Overwatch League teams, hoping for a job in team management and player relations.
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I'm still receiving no's and I'm still not hearing back from hundreds of emails and applications I'm sending out.
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"By sending out such a high volume of cheap talk, he's increasing the chances of terrible miscalculation," Musgrave says.
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Malliotakis is running a traditional campaign, sending out newsletters penned by lawmakers endorsing her, like former presidential candidate Sen.
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It's actually sending out control signals, and it got that ability from genes that it got from its father.
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"They're basically sending out the signal, 'You buy from Canada, we're going to make your life difficult,"' Gerling said.
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Emily Post's granddaughter, Lizzie Post, suggests sending out paper invitations in the mail, because email has too many ads.
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The search giant is sending out refunds to residents that won't be getting the service they signed up for.
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And in the corner of Democrat Doug Jones, his campaign is sending out some questionable flyers addressing minority voters.
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Once it wraps up, I spend some time going through reports and sending out meeting invites for next week.
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Amazon is sending out emails to those who have purchased the power banks, recommending they immediately stop using them.
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Visual art also plays a vital role in sending out a message to the world using a universal language.
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At the same time, emergency doctors obviously know that patients get frustrated with whoever is sending out the bills.
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Instead, she's planning the details of her May nuptials at Windsor Castle, from floral arrangements to sending out invitations.
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It's $999, which makes it $500 cheaper than the inferior version Google began sending out to customers in 2013.
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I have received a substantial amount of emails and will be sending out my replies as soon as possible.
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I think sending out a DVD of your movie is all we should be doing and nothing beyond that.
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She has failed, and today we are sending out a message about her that very much hope everyone hears.
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Journalists are in the press area, but they are restricted from sending out any visual media of the event.
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" Michelle added, "Sending out a lot of love and hugs to his family, friends, and his many, many fans.
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I'm sending out hundreds of emails each week and making at least a dozen calls on my busiest days.
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Several were sending out Snapchat stories that included calls for donations for weapon accessories, including a thermal optic riflescope.
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Perhaps she could be forgiven; who wouldn't be swayed by someone sending out David Bowie's confoundingly appropriate "Five Years"?
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After sending out information packages earlier this month, Leoni's management is holding informal talks with potential bidders, they said.
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Liz: Do you have a number, an average range per day, that you aim for in sending out alerts?
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On Monday, Colorado began sending out such letters, saying that the program would end in the state by Jan.
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Though as of Saturday morning, the President remained fixated on the border, sending out a flurry of related tweets.
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Schwartz told The Hill that the panel has no intention of sending out a second wave of document requests.
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Yes the media can be focused on it but the reality is the president is sending out mixed messages.
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Within minutes of sending out text messages advertising "CHEAP DRONE FOR £20103 [$11]," a line formed at my door.
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They piloted an educational program in four states—Kentucky, Alabama, Missouri and New Mexico—sending out brochures and posters.
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"The bigger picture is what kind of sign you're sending out, what message you're sending," said one European official.
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He does not drive, and has been unable to land a new job despite sending out dozens of applications.
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Adams is the exacting, behind-the-scenes coach known for sending out links to essays about Trump and race.
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"We'll see if it works," the president told them, approving the deal before sending out his tweet announcing it.
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That's when he saw the roof of Sidetracks collapse, instantly sending out a blast of horizontal smoke and debris.
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If a known group member was sending out surveillance calls, however, foragers were more relaxed, keeping their head down.
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We'd send out mailings, literally licking stamps and sending out cards [that listed our] gigs over the next month.
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It orbited Earth for three months, sending out a series of beeps that were audible to amateur radio operators.
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"There's increasing agreement on sending out checks to everyone," Mike Konczal, director of the Roosevelt Institute, told Business Insider.
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Each morning, we'll be sending out a daily recap in this newsletter on the biggest moments from the conference.
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The county will continue sending out swabs for PCR tests, too, for people who qualify under the CDC's guidelines.
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Dorsey's account was hacked in August, sending out erratic and offensive tweets, which Twitter deleted a few minutes later.
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You're meeting people in person, rather than sending out tweets or something along those lines… PA: Yes, you're right.
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Mr. Branson is a serial blogger and Twitter user, sending out inspirational messages about entrepreneurship, conservation, music and travel.
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Today is the day county officials will start sending out mail-in ballots to voters who have requested them.
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The President, as you might expect, was ecstatic, sending out a tweet -- in all caps -- trumpeting the committee's findings.
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New York City's proposal will begin by sending out a formal request for private sector assistance later this year.
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If I were a political reporter at Bloomberg, I'd be updating my LinkedIn page and sending out resumes immediately.
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For instance, the yield curve inverted in 2006, sending out a loud alarm about the risk of a recession.
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The technician walked around, sending out signals, until the strength of responding pings led him to Lambis' apartment building.
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"They're basically sending out the signal, 'You buy from Canada, we're going to make your life difficult,'" Gerling said.
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Mr. Stankey, who declined to comment for this article, has changed course in recent months, sending out regular communiqués.
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A couple times it burned the weed, sending out puffs of smoke—and I know I didn't overfill it.
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It works like sonar — sending out inaudible frequencies from your phone's speaker, and listening for their return with the microphone.
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In the meantime, Democrats in Congress were still investigating that ITT memo and sending out document requests without much success.
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The performance was moving and powerful, sending out a message that was deeply personal yet resonated with the whole audience.
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People have congratulated him on social media and hailed him for "sending out a positive message" to the Buddhist world.
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The agency is also preparing to ship an additional 150,000 diagnostic tests after sending out 250,000 last week, he said.
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Since the campaign, Trump has relied fairly heavily on an Android handset for sending out contentious tweets at all hours.
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But when little to no crime happens, the NFFA take matters into their own hands by sending out hired killers.
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The car company began sending out the software updates to car dealers last week, which was prior to Yelchin's death.
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Many of Weinstein&aposs alleged victims have been on social media today, sending out messages of support to each other.
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The first major company to go official with their announcement was LG, which started sending out invites to a Feb.
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The end result, however, was that many of Ever's users felt they had been tricked into sending out SMS spam.
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All in real, real time; Trump is no stranger to sending out 140 characters of white noise at 3 a.m.
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And it's certainly not a legitimate set of ideas to be sending out to a huge swath of your coworkers.
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He used to arrange large happy hour events, sending out mass email invitations that took the form of clever limericks.
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I once took a boxing class for the sole purpose of sending out a perfect Snap captioned '*Watches Creed once*.
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Also, the company customized dozens (hundreds?) of designs for the event, sending out customized invites to everyone on its list.
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Because the conflicting "No Contract #Wenger Out" and "In Arsene We Trust #RespectAW" aren't really sending out a coherent message.
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Prior to sending out the mailing, on April 13, ipsy issued an email to customers alerting them to the risk.
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He's called the party's system a "scam" and a "disgrace," sending out another tweet Sunday accusing Cruz of dirty politics.
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His media shop has been sending out glowing profiles of the 85033-year-old Speaker on almost a daily basis.
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The Trump campaign is sending out signals that Pence is the one, although you can never tell with the Donald.
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It soon becomes a practice, just like reading the newspaper or looking for birds or sending out thank-you notes.
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The government there is sending out "war pamphlets" to its 4.8 million households, informing them of the perils of battle.
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The company began sending out invites to the event this week; the event itself happens March 31 in Los Angeles.
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Some hospitals let mothers comfort terrified children; some barred all visitors, sending out notices naming the paralyzed and the dead.
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"The bigger picture is what kind of sign you're sending out, what message you're sending," said a third European official.
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Unlike Sears in the United States, Sears Canada never quit the business of producing and sending out mail-order catalogs.
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Emanating calm like a sonic wave across great distances, like sending out a sonic boom of self-worth and healing.
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When he was released in June 220, Smith was diligent about his job search, sending out applications online every day.
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It orbited the planet for three months, sending out a series of beeps that were audible to amateur radio operators.
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The HOA kept sending out letters pointing out that it violated the community guidelines, but they just kept popping up.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's account on the social network was compromised on Friday afternoon and began sending out erratic tweets.
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Ms. Felice instantly took to social media, sending out the street address to his followers as the gunman opened fire.
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Often this is "phishing" -- companies sending out enticements hoping someone will click on them, thereby allowing entry to your device.
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If you're not keeping on top of them though, you'll keep sending out resumes with these errors still in place.
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Merkel said at the same press-conference that Germany plans to start sending out invitations for Libya peace talks soon.
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This study, and others, have found that EmCare is not alone in the practice of sending out-of-network bills.
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Just over a decade ago, Gwyneth Paltrow started sending out a newsletter of recommendations — restaurants, hair salons, recipes — to friends.
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An increasing number of businesses are sending out questionnaires to customers to create profiles for their likes, dislikes and needs.
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There is no central headquarters at Uber sending out drivers, no Borgesian library at Google where things are looked up.
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"I'm known for sending out cold emails," Bryant told The New York Times in 2014, as Business Insider points out.
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This study, and others, have found that EmCare is not alone in the practice of sending out-of-network bills.
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The European Union is sending out observers to certain parts of the country where it fears things could go awry.
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"The data isn't on our servers, so it would require us sending out forensic auditors to different apps," he explained.
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Some examples of how services can use car data to supplement their own businesses include insurance companies sending out tow trucks.
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Imagine telling a person looking for a job to stop desperately sending out resumes and let the jobs come to them.
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According to the women, they felt that they weren't in any immediate danger that would necessitate sending out an emergency signal.
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Before walking onstage, the former Victoria Secret model shared a photo of herself on Instagram sending out a message of togetherness.
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It stopped sending out catalogs in 221, and a decade later, Kmart's parent company bought Sears Roebuck & Co. for $22002 billion.
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DJI has since started sending out some Mavics, but apparently the whole process is going slower than some customers had expected.
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Health care company Aetna is currently under fire for sending out thousands of envelopes that inadvertently revealed their patients' HIV statuses.
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The EPA found out that FCA's engines were also sending out more emissions on the road than under its test conditions.
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New York City has been sending out information on the MMR vaccine to Orthodox communities since this past summer, Zucker said.
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But we're concerned Facebook is sending out mixed — and potentially misleading — messages about how its election-focused resources are being allocated.
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He is rapidly consolidating power in the still-dominant Church and has begun sending out his henchmen to search for Lyra.
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Along with the blog post, Google is sending out email notifications to every single Google account, which number in the billions.
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Sure enough, Apple just started sending out press invites to an event… and sure enough, it's going down on the 27th.
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We do our part by sending out things in smaller doses so that it becomes something that they can acclimate towards.
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Meanwhile, the Clinton campaign is using Trump's words to fundraise, sending out his comments in an email to supporters Wednesday morning.
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On Monday, the Trump campaign sought to fundraise off this anti-media sentiment by sending out a Mainstream Media Accountability Survey.
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The report function is sending out an alert whenever a user flags something in the plot of sea they are watching.
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This week, it's sending out what's known as "Slow Scan TV"—radio waves that can be decoded and turned into pictures.
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Instead of sending out the typical "chin up" tweet, the man decided to post a picture of an expensive-ass car.
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The neutron star spins 30 times a second, sending out detectable beams of energy that give the impression that it's pulsating.
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What kind of breakdown do you see in terms of the average frequency that your users are sending out their newsletters?
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Article continues after the video below I appreciate that everything above is sending out signals that I don't rate Uncharted 4.
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Sending out formal invitations is not necessary, as these gatherings are typically announced at the end of the more formal reception.
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On May 4, we'll be sending out a mass email to everyone who signed up with a link to purchase tickets.
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And in 2014, a USA Today affiliate reported on a different group sending out flyers with voting records to Florida residents.
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The government will start sending out advice to firms about such a scenario in August and September, a British official said.
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"Russia is sending out quite mixed signals ... that may be yet another reason why the market is coming lower," Varga said.
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I spent time with him understanding how they could help with metal production pieces we were sending out to be made.
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When the next rover lands on Mars in 2021 — sending out its tones — she hopes to be back at her post.
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But for editor Richard Akuson, the publication is sending out a clear message: he's not interested in fitting the status quo.
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Apparently, she was sending out some very risque tweets about shooting capitalists and abolishing private property on her verified account. Confused?
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Then, EDM artist Cralvrin Haaaaaaarris got in on the action via Murrty, sending out a series of Murrtexts and one Murrstream.
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If you're sending out a lot of CVs and not hearing much back, it might be time to change your approach.
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In Harmsworth's view, that's because fiscal and monetary policy interventions can override the indications the Shiller PE ratio is sending out.
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Activists and media personalities like Brittany Packnett are sending out tweets that have turned viral asking to gather resources for students.
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Here's a real mindbender: Humans didn't invent the power line — "electroactive" bacteria did, sending out hairlike growths to channel electrical impulses.
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Colleges and universities are not required to use similar terminology or formats when sending out financial aid packages to accepted students.
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These are not the crude "Nigerian Princes" of the popular imagination, sitting inside crowded Lagos cybercafes sending out poorly written emails.
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But he's now sending out mailers hyping his relationship with the president as he tries to save his seat in 2016.
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As the funeral began Saturday, President Trump chose to use his time sending out tweets and retweets about the Russia investigation.
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I leveraged my college alumni network, sending out introductory emails and scheduling phone calls with anyone who would talk to me.
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The Cambridge family are already getting into the festive spirit as the royals have started sending out their annual Christmas card.
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Other times, carmakers will reveal a new model simply by sending out a mass email with the press release and photos.
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One change: We won't be sending out a 52 Places Traveler this year, but will report from many of the destinations.
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"When whites were sending out posses, Native Americans were extending the hand of friendship," Mr. Katz told The Times in 1994.
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The abnormal cybersecurity measure was due in part to a German law that prevents schools from sending out new passwords electronically.
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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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He called his clinic for help, he said, but it was busy sending out doctors to get voters to the polls.
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It can be the difference between landing the job of your dreams and sending out job applications that hit dead ends.
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The paper argues for the latter possibility: that many civilizations separately have built such massive transmitters and are sending out FRBs.
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" During the election, Mr. Barbieri worked to better define himself for the membership, sending out an email that read: "Who am I?
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Now Amazon is thought to be embracing the older way of convenient home shopping by sending out millions of printed toy catalogs.
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Though for now the company is just sending out notifications and reports to drivers, Uber has begun to test more physical solutions.
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Amazon is sending out free samples, tailor-made to users' tastes with the help of their purchasing history, Axios reported earlier today.
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Another scenario is that the FRB rhythm isn't tempered by another object, and is sending out the pulses directly from the source.
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The company is in the process of sending out notifications to all of its affected users, urging them to reset their password.
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As a result, Ophiocordyceps could not spread the way it had in beetles, simply by killing its host and sending out spores.
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Alongside the FDA's request for information from Juul Labs, the agency is also sending out similar letters to other e-cig manufacturers.
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In fact, the company ended the event by announcement of the S8, sending out invites and telling us all to stay tuned.
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Residents were also sending out pleas for help on social media on Thursday, asking for assistance getting drinking water to the area.
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Read: NASA wants you to work on Mars For decades, humans have been sending out television broadcasts or radio signals into space.
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One has confirmed to us that Navdy has not been in touch before or since sending out the liquidation notice to customers.
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And you found that non-anonymous people started sending out more racist tweets after a black account asked them to be nice.
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Many of the tweets also came as responses to Clinton's Twitter account sending out the same message at nearly the same moment.
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Instead, Intel asked customers to start testing an updated version of its patches that it began sending out on Saturday and Sunday.
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It's also doing things like sending out push notifications when videos are live, and alerting people when they've missed a live video.
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He then promised he would be sending out some free pizzas to a few lucky fans the night of the movie's release.
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Top colleges are sending out acceptances this week, and simple math shows there will be a lot of disappointed high school students.
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The SSA recently stopped sending out paper statements to people under age 60 to save an estimated $11.3 million this fiscal year.
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For example, creating and sharing videos on platforms like YouTube or Vine requires more of an investment than sending out a tweet.
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The company's product lets employers accept job applications, communicate with candidates, and even automates tasks like sending out paperwork and scheduling interviews.
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Mayor: City did its duty by sending out invoice A lot has happened since, including large-scale protests and numerous legal proceedings.
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She says this final stage of the process — actually sending out her creation to people wanting to buy it — is indescribably rewarding.
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Each meeting had a designated leader who was responsible for sending out the agenda (with clearly outlined deliverables) ahead of the meeting.
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"Sending out a lot of love and hugs to his family, friends, and his many, many fans," the mother of two added.
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It does this by sending out and separately considering seven different sources of audio from each speaker and listening back to those.
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Samsung initially delayed shipments, then issued a worldwide recall on September 1st, before sending out replacement Note 7 devices that same month.
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After sending out a detailed list of questions and allegations to both Lius, VICE received a phone call from an unknown number.
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I was serving 30 life sentences, plus an additional 20 years, for sending out letter bombs when the real turning point came.
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The report also pointed out that hacking can be used by adversaries to "sow confusion" by sending out false instructions to troops.
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"Beyond that, there was nothing illegal in the campaign being interested in the information that WikiLeaks would be sending out," Rogow said.
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MetLife, another insurance giant that has roughly $1.8 billion invested in hedge funds, has been sending out redemption requests to those managers.
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Giovanni Ferrero first bought Britain's Thorntons chocolate retail chain, in 2015, sending out a sign that his company was not for sale.
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The Washington Post reports that an outside group has been sending out racist robocalls mocking Abrams and her prominent supporter Oprah Winfrey.
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But now he's sending out the clearest signal yet that he's getting desperate: He's threatening to simply give in to the Democrats.
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Then, in Sessions's office, Miller became known among Washington reporters for sending out constant email blasts filled with anti-immigration talking points.
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At the White House, she focuses on illegal immigration, often sending out press releases to highlight stories about the issue to reporters.
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The company is currently monitoring over 2 billion flight prices per day and sending out 12 million notifications to users per month.
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" JoJo Moyes, the screenwriter and author of the original novel, told Stylist, "This is not by any means sending out a message.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont touted the tax bill's hiccup later Tuesday, with his Twitter account sending out a poll slamming the bill.
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LOS ANGELES — Since February of 2019, the artist Patty Chang has been sending out surveys for people to share their everyday fears.
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Retailers say that the carriers began sending out letters to them a year ago saying they would no longer handle their shipments.
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While the idea of sending out a fresh round of payments has critics, it's also supported by people across the ideological divide.
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Making matters worse, the White House reportedly vetoed, on dubious grounds, sending out a State Department statement that did mention Jews specifically.
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When Jack Dorsey started sending out a string of bizarre tweets last week, it was clear that his account had been compromised.
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In an email to CleanTechnica on Saturday Elon Musk said Tesla and SpaceX have 250,000 N95 masks ready to start sending out.
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The 2017 paper argues for the latter possibility: that many civilizations have separately built such massive transmitters and are sending out FRBs.
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There, the legal, legislative affairs and communications team will respond to the impeachment trial in real-time by sending out talking points.
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Whether you're sending out a work email or writing a blog post, grammar errors can make you seem unprofessional or, worse, incompetent.
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The threshold for sending out a warning is when there is a probability of more than 1 in 10,000 of an impact.
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"In addition, increased presence of the Libyan Coast Guard also discouraged the people smugglers from sending out boats with migrants," Frontex said.
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Unfortunately, the reality is that with social media driving party promotion, we're practically sending out invitations to building inspectors and the police.
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"A lot of these employers are sending out these fear-mongering emails," said Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez of San Diego, the bill's author.
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The fire blazed through the upper stories for over three hours, sending out thick plumes of black smoke, before the building came down.
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It's disappointing that we have a president who sees no problem sending out cruel, cheap-shot tweets criticizing a female TV host's appearance.
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Sometimes you HAVE to use it, like when you're sending out your robot buddy to do some hacking, but that's not super common.
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Gage Edward is sending out some good vibes amid his custody battle over 2-year-old daughter Monroe with his ex Jeff Lewis.
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It's well known that Taylor Swift pulls from the pool of online devotees when organizing intimate listening parties and sending out holiday gifts.
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Facebook says it's going to be sending out alerts anyway to both iOS and Android users, asking them to review their location settings.
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It connects to a mobile app, offering up readings in real time and sending out an alert when one hits the danger zone.
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Yet he spoke out almost immediately about London, sending out tweet after tweet railing against political correctness and calling for a tough response.
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Gill ended up writing her own message to Sullivan asking him to stop sending out his messages in bottles, according to the report.
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Skully had recently installed a new CEO and just a few months ago was still sending out positive press releases about its product.
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For instance, sending out a sales pitch that likens the deady Hurricane Matthew with a cyber attack is a dumb thing to do.
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Australian magazine Women's Weekly (think O Magazine but more suburban) were recently caught sending out tweets on their account without linking to anything.
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In South Carolina, where 1 million residents have been ordered to evacuate, distributors were sending out gasoline supplies to prevent stations running dry.
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Tidal has moved to rectify that today, sending out free downloads of the album to everyone who spent money on it that evening.
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By sending out phishing messages on Facebook and WhatsApp, Dark Caracal was able to direct its victims to install apps containing its malware.
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For now, Ando is sending out access codes to the first 200 people who signed up on the website to skip the line.
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"Perhaps she's not showing her hand on exactly where she would be, but she is sending out what her principles are," he said.
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While Facebook isn't saying much about what caused the bug, they're sending out a notification (pictured above) to anyone they believe was affected.
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Kieran Hebden kept fans on edge before the announcement of his ninth studio album as Four Tet, sending out vague but promising tweets.
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The rap star says the King deserves to get treated like royalty ... but if some fans end up sending out the boo birds??
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XDA-Developers reports that Samsung has begun sending out the return kits to customers who have gotten in touch about returning their phone.
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In sending out today's warning, maybe the Bank had an eye on supporting overseas demand for UK stocks, bonds and other assets too.
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After sending out around 250 résumés, he realized he needed a way to differentiate himself from other job candidates in the media industry.
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The issue: The IRS has begun sending out notices to businesses that it believes owe fines for failing to comply with the mandate.
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We had surpassed that at the Gallery, sending out a collage by our resident artist for my birthday, which blew everything else away.
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Fielder then suggests sending out an anonymous-like video to Uber that seems more to suggest this organization is possibly run by terrorists.
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On Wednesday, his campaign claimed to have raised $3 million in a single day, after sending out an extremely effective email to supporters.
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It was a Thursday afternoon in late June and the two musicians marked the occasion by sending out a series of celebratory tweets.
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In 2001, it took six weeks for the IRS to start sending out rebate checks authorized by President George W. Bush's tax cut.
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Well, the short answer is the data isn't on our servers so it would require us sending out forensic auditors to different apps.
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"There's increasing agreement on sending out checks to everyone," Mike Konczal, director of the Roosevelt Institute, a liberal think tank, told Business Insider.
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On Tuesday, the agency said it would be sending out 75,000 tests to labs across the country by the end of the week.
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And that means teams that may have looked like Super Bowl contenders on paper are suddenly sending out Joe Ordinary to take snaps.
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No more texting while driving You really might want to think twice before sending out that text while you're stopped at an intersection.
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" For her part, Nixon has embraced the storm, sending out a fundraising email on Wednesday afternoon with the subject line, "An unqualified lesbian.
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I hope you'll check that feature out right now and luxuriate in the print edition we're sending out to home-delivery subscribers tomorrow.
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The NRCC kept sending out press releases attacking House Democrats who've supported impeachment on Thursday, even after the news of the arrests broke.
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One change in 2020: We won't be sending out a 52 Places Traveler this year, but will report from many of the destinations.
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Meanwhile, House Armed Services Republicans' press shop has been sending out near-daily emails titled "Losing Time" that highlight specific effects of CRs.
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Along the way the president reaches a historic milestone, sending out his 11,000th tweet as president, eclipsing the record held by Grover Cleveland.
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Or perhaps Mr. Abbas, weakened politically at home, was sending out signals for his own purposes that he was under pressure from Riyadh.
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He stews in its acidic anger-juices, seething and tweeting and sending out more waves of hostility for cable news to reflect back.
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"By sending out a letter saying you have until December 5 ... it just escalates and causes more concern for safety for everybody," he said.
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ZTE first made a splash with the Axon name last year by sending out mysterious press invites teasing what eventually became the Axon Pro.
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On Wednesday Dagens Næringsliv, a Norwegian newspaper, reported claims from Norweign record labels that the struggling music service has stopped sending out royalty payments.
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Police wearing riot gear moved quickly to corral the protest, sending out flash-bangs and filling the air with a fog of pepper spray.
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The clerk helpfully directed me to sign up for email alerts from the city of Whitefish, which was sending out updates about the march.
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" He calls on his viewers to take action and get their political representatives to effect change, rather than just sending out "thoughts and prayers.
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The Sanders campaign quickly jumped on the President's remarks, sending out a news report about the statement to the reporters who cover the campaign.
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The biggest iPhone technical improvements all had leaked, and Apple itself spoiled the surprise by sending out tweets of some details before Cook spoke.
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The company tells The Verge that it's begun sending out pop-ups to get owners' consent — so you may have already dealt with this.
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Already, the Cruz and Kasich campaigns are sending out aides to convince Trump delegates across the country to consider them on a second ballot.
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He started the station in 2013, the first to broadcast from opposition-held territory, sending out news and music from an abandoned government building.
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Trump did not miss an opportunity to capitalize on the protests, sending out a fundraising missive to supporters just hours after leaving the stage.
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Day after day was spent sending out hundreds of résumés and applications, but I rarely heard back and only landed one or two interviews.
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On Wednesday, Ecuador's government posted a statement on Twitter saying it cut Assange's internet access for sending out messages meddling with other countries' affairs.
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And JK2 Westminster kept pressing for the rest of the money, sending out one process server after another to present Warren with legal papers.
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Lueders and his team then scan the CERN networks constantly for signs of a compromised machine sending out spam, or visiting a malicious URL.
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That means sending out surveys, getting feedback and then trying to gauge whether or not people are actually enjoying their time at the company.
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"The president, his policies, are sending out a message to the world that international students may not be welcome in the U.S." Paxson said.
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Riot will be sending out invitations in late October to the four highest-ranking players in each role: top, jungle, mid, ADC and support.
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What's NOT fine is doing and sending out your taxes at Coachella, which at least 10 (TEN!!) people somehow thought was okay to do.
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Jean's family found dozens of victims just by sending out a letter in the mail, so I'm confused on what this Archdiocese 'investigation' involved.
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" McCain, a co-host of "The View," ripped Omar for sending out the message, calling it "trash" and "beneath a sitting member of Congress.
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"I regret sending out a tweet today alluding to the firing of Corey Lewandowski," Caputo wrote in a letter to campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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Lidar is technology that draws a sort of picture of an environment by sending out laser pulses that determine the distances of various objects.
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"Companies are obviously not sending out press releases saying, 'We're not hiring more people,' but that's what I hear on the street," Kirkbride said.
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The administration seems to be sending out signals that it wants to repeal the deduction for state and local taxes paid by individual taxpayers.
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His campaign is basking in the positive coverage, sending out press releases highlighting stories from media outlets that they've quarreled with in the past.
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Quick match mode allows you to play free-for-all or team games with local players by sending out an invite to people nearby.
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Both Brizzi and Semple spent the intervening hours sending out messages via Grindr and Recon inviting people to join them for a chemsex party.
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Lee pressed Samsung's subsidiaries to hire more Western managers, and he began sending out promising young Korean managers to spend time in Western companies.
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Gather did an incredibly poor job of notifying users when it was sending out texts to their friends and contacts to join the app.
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The administration is scrambling to defend the Post's reporting, hastily sending out National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster to provide a very brief press conference.
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You just need to select and sort the photos into the album you want to share before sending out a link to the family.
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These experiments raised the possibility that the sperm were sending out a signal that somehow prompted the eggs to rid themselves of damaged proteins.
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It grew — up to three feet a year — sending out dark, gnarly, threadlike organs called rhizomorphs that explored the subterranean darkness, foraging for food.
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Finding candidates for your jobs can be as easy as placing some ads in print and on the web and sending out email blasts.
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A second EU official said the U.S. was sending out such teams across the world with a private warning against doing business with Iran.
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Upon launching its vegan roll, for instance, Greggs raised excitement by sending out the product to journalists packaged in what resembled an iPhone box.
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He's going to force her to have to run an actual campaign instead of just lazily sending out flyers the month before the election.
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And JK2 Westminster kept pressing for the rest of the money, sending out one process server after another to present Warren with legal papers.
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The rest of the week was devoted to sending out résumés and angling for interviews in a bid to nail an elusive permanent job.
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As I walk down tonight on the longest runway I have ever been on I will be sending out all my love and positivity.
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" As Galloway told me: "The second-worst decision in the last 12 months was the world's wealthiest man sending out pictures of his genitalia.
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"I was very excited about this remix, not usually what I get back when sending out stems," Tove Lo told Noisey in an email.
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The brand may have been operating as usual, sending out direct links to products the eldest Trump daughter wore as it did throughout the election.
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Maroon 5 is sending out sincere thanks to their fans and critics alike following their performance at the 2019 Super Bowl LIII Pepsi Halftime Show.
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The 2018 READI act follows the introduction of the ALERT act earlier this year, which would limit state governments' involvement in sending out emergency alerts.
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Nestle spotted Chrissy's vid and seized the marketing opportunity ... sending out a Valentine's Day basket loaded with box after box after box of Fun Dip.
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Purdue voluntarily stopped sending out sales representatives to promote Oxycontin and other opioids last year—but why is that even legal in the first place?
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Sending out your pitch deck in Europe, you can expect to wait over two weeks (15 days) for the first 50 percent of your visits.
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The Department of Justice keeps arresting people, [Health and Human Services] keeps sending out the Medicaid checks, but there is no center, no real stability.
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Trump regularly mounts attacks on Twitter, especially at news media and political opponents, often sending out missives in the early morning or late evening hours.
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But according to Nichols' research, sending out that poisoned update may have been a relatively simple task, thanks to underlying weaknesses in the company's security.
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Artistic director Angela Missoni kicked off the show by sending out models wrapped in patterned coats in soft colors, hooded scarves and flowing striped capes.
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In an effort to assuage ongoing messaging concerns, Republican House leadership has been sending out daily talking points to members issuing guidance on impeachment messaging.
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The three sending out those sparks are Tao (Zhao Tao), and her two close male friends, Zhang Jinsheng (Zhang Yi) and Liangzi (Liang Jin Dong).
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When the book was done, Coulter started sending out hardcover copies annotated with Post-It notes to Republicans that seemed likely to run for president.
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With the holidays approaching faster than Santa's sleigh, sending out festive greeting cards is just about our favorite activity around this time of the year.
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Next time I visit a Disney park, I'll still be wearing a MagicBand, fully realizing that it's sending out signals with every step I take.
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The same weekend, college student Sydney Monfries fell to her death after climbing the Fordham University bell tower and sending out a video via Snapchat.
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The Psychoactive Substances Act is sending out a clear message - this government will take whatever action is necessary to keep our families and communities safe.
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Uncle Sam is also sending out refund checks to those who are eligible, yet they continue to be smaller than they were a year ago.
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"Sending out dick pics can be seen as an attempt at experiencing a 'low risk' form of connection and intimacy," psychologist Sarah Davies told Esquire.
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On Monday morning, the space agency started sending out tweets from various social media accounts explaining that those feeds wouldn't be updated during the shutdown.
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The organization is sending out volunteers to saturate the state and get the word out, said Kat West, its national director of policy and programs.
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Make The Company Feel Special Even if the job you're emailing about is the one you really want, you're probably sending out multiple inquiry emails.
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Instead of sending out Valentine's Day cards with syrupy message about roses and chocolate, why not share a razor-sharp quote from The Favourite instead?
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How it works is that the display is basically sending out a fan of perspectives which can be observed by multiple people from multiple perspectives.
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WMATA has responded to the planned protest by sending out a notice requiring supervisors to work 28503-hour shifts to make up the personnel shortage.
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Another day, another rumor that Apple is going to ditch the headphone jack on the next iPhone in favor of sending out audio over Lightning.
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If President Trump were wiser here, he'd continue to cash in on his genuine tweeting but avoid sending out the most potentially personally damaging messages.
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For over 16 years, the US War Dog Association has been sending out thousands of packages containing items like treats, toys, goggles, and dog boots.
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Republicans eagerly bashed the bill: The GOP clearly thinks attacking Medicare for all is a winning issue, sending out a flurry of statements on Wednesday.
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And me alone trying to figure out Wordpress and Mailchimp.. and sending out a banana nut recipe.. I was like – man, what was I doing?
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Instead of just sending out short clips of walking around the park, I was able to send short clips with lots of effects in them.
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After two months -- past the time they estimated they would arrive in Tahiti -- the Honolulu residents began sending out daily distress calls, the Navy said.
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The nod will mean that state-owned CERCG can follow through with sending out a bidder's statement to AWE shareholders, which is a regulatory requirement.
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The National Weather Service has been sending out flash flood warnings, telling people in those areas to move to higher ground and not to drive.
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It is sending out a very strong message to the people who come and look at it and the stories they take away from it.
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You can, however, start to design and pre-order them on the site; the startup plans to start sending out its product in early 2017.
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Knowing that whales use echolocation — sending out clicks of sound that bounce off objects in the environment around them — they placed microphones underwater and listened.
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Sometimes it's a Kardashian baby (producers rejected that one), or the United States Embassy in Australia accidentally sending out invitations to a cat pajama party.
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We need to charge a price that makes owners think twice about sending out a car during peak times with few or no people inside.
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Kentucky, for its part, is sending out the first notices about its work requirement this week and plans to start rolling it out in July.
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Mr. Jones (perhaps pointedly) capped his final Vuitton show by sending out Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss — both famous Burberry girls — clad in trench coats.
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Since then, other collisions have been recorded, and black holes have become so humdrum that astronomers no longer bother sending out news releases about them.
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But our fat is, in fact, a busy and necessary tissue, producing and sending out multiple biochemical signals that affect biological operations throughout the body.
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NEM Foundation spokeswoman Alexandra Tinsman said the hacker had started sending out "XEM" coins to random accounts in 203 XEM batches, worth about $83 each.
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" Also on Thursday, the House Oversight and Reform Committee called on the Republican National Committee to stop sending out campaign mailers labeled as a "census.
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"The tobacco companies have been sending out a lot of coupons to our customers," said Dave Mesesan, store manager for Rod's Liquor in Orange, California.
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They then spent the entire day behind closed doors in Brooklyn, New York, federal court before sending out their first note, at 5:05 p.m.
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The Broward County elections office also faced scrutiny for sending out a sample ballot that did not resemble the ballot used during the election itself.
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A state emergency management worker pushed the wrong button in the emergency operation center, sending out a false warning during a ballistic missile alert drill.
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They do so by sending out so-called "cease and desist" letters instructing recipients to stop selling guns until they've obtained a federal firearms license.
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Celebrities and musicians touched by Petty's lifelong work reacted to his death on Twitter, sending out heartfelt messages and feelings of grief on social channels. .
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She worked for a time at Restaurant Reporter, a trade magazine based in Beverly Hills, laying out pages, delivering copy and sending out subscription notices.
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Several local or state parties, including in New York, have angered voters by sending out fliers warning them that their voting history is public record.
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The NRA waited 40 hours and 59 minutes after the first reports about the Pulse Nightclub shooting before sending out a tweet from its main account.
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A cruise ship off of the coast of Norway began evacuating more than 1,300 passengers and crew members on Saturday after sending out a distress signal.
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We will be stepping up VICE's already agenda-setting coverage of drugs, and sending out more journalists to talk and listen to people , not just politicians.
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Apple is sending out push notifications to Apple Music subscribers, offering a month of free music streaming to friends they refer to the service, reports 9to5Mac.
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The recent action in the gold market is sending out a big warning signal that investors need to heed, veteran industry insider Jack Bouroudjian said Thursday.
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Businesses are charged for sending out notifications using the service, as well as responding to customer support requests more than 24 hours after they've been contacted.
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The end of Infinity War found Nick Fury sending out an urgent page to Captain Marvel following Thanos' devastating snap, which erased half the universe's population.
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But for the first time in her career, she was sending out volleys of job applications, and getting only a handful of screening calls in return.
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" McQuaile wonders, "How on earth have we gotten to a place where this is the messaging we are sending out to society and our next generation?
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The firm prides itself on being the most prestigious management consultancy, sending out its bright, young footsoldiers to advise executives and policymakers on tricky strategic issues.
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Now, bombastic tweets and all, he's actually speaking a language of negotiation the Chinese government understands quite well by sending out an opening offer of sorts.
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Then, like carbon footprinting, we'll be able to determine the distinct era of a property because it featured a little USB port sending out cucumber fog.
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Playing as Wario, I activated my special and watched the mustached villain eat an entire head of garlic before sending out a powerful, racket-breaking return.
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Donald Trump Junior -- I saw Sara Carter, the reporter suggesting today that -- you know some of what she was sending out there was not being seen.
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That the reforms were relatively timid was not, as Mr Bower claims, because Mr Blair was uncertain of their efficacy and therefore sending out mixed messages.
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Trump has tried to place the blame over a potential showdown with Democrats, sending out a series of tweets accusing them of gunning for a shutdown.
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"We're adapting to the times by sending out millions of personal text messages from volunteers to prospective voters," said Kenneth Pennington, digital director for Sanders 2016.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Thursday the central bank could raise interest rates "relatively soon", sending out a clear signal for a December move.
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We do now know that the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency software responsible for sending out the alert features a confirmation prompt after you select PACOM (CDW).
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The Montrose positioned itself between the British commercial vessel, the BP tanker "British Heritage," sending out a helicopter to circle the Iranian boats, which ultimately withdrew.
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"Every time one of these celebrities does something like this, there's about 200, 300 organizations quickly sending out emails raising money off of it," said Brabender.
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Various hypotheses had been tested by sending out montages to 2100,24.5 or so subscribers and comparing the results with another 203,220 who got, say, still images.
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The state's department of public safety declared the situation under control less than two hours after sending out an alert on social media about the violence.
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Democrats seized on the report, with the Florida Democratic Party sending out a release arguing it suggested that Buchanan voted for the bill for personal interest.
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And "for your consideration" mailers have reached comical proportions, with Netflix sending out a package to Emmy voters so hefty that it could crush a toe.
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Trump is famously fond of McDonald's, reportedly sending out a top aide for an order when the White House chefs couldn't get his burger just right.
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Instead, it began sending out marketing emails a couple of weeks ago, on September 21, enticing former subscribers to return, according to a report from Variety.
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This allowed employees to prepare for sending out tax refunds, even as they worked without pay, with the hope that federal closures wouldn't cause significant delays.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention started sending out test kits to laboratories the first week of February, a month after China announced the outbreak.
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Amid the coronavirus crisis, Trump and other lawmakers have been considering sending out checks to millions of Americans in an attempt to keep the economy afloat.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Canada showed that sending out your best is a winning strategy, easily taking the gold medal in the team figure skating event Monday.
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On March 31, the project will stop sending out new work to users, but this is not the end of public engagement in SETI research. pic.twitter.
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The night before, many of those prisoners had begun a protest in which they occupied a section of the jail, sending out text messages and videos.
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The phone began sending out more data hours after it received a video from a WhatsApp account associated with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, FTI said.
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The massive explosion at Watson Grinding and Manufacturing in northwest Houston ripped through a working-class neighborhood, damaging homes while sending out blast waves for miles.
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For example, if you are constantly sending the same response to clients or sending out the same weekly update, TextExpander could save you hours of work.
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Trump sent a flurry of early-morning tweets, bashing House Democrats and the media while sending out dozens of tweets and retweets of supporters defending him.
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Specific molecules form a barrier around the cancer cells, sending out a signal that convinces the T-cells of the immune systems that there's nothing abnormal.
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The session devolved into partisan warfare, and Trump weighed in on the hearing in real time, sending out several tweets from his official White House account.
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On the plus side, it's hard to imagine Pence sending out a tweet attacking the mayor of a city that is mourning citizens lost to terrorism.
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When you are sending out quarterback Kirk Cousins to face the likes of Drew Brees or Jimmy Garoppolo, it helps to have a little something extra.
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Founded by Angel Sahagun in 22, albo quickly became Mexico's largest neobank, serving more than 20193,22019 customers and sending out thousands of new cards every day.
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"Seems like you wasted no time sending out your video Request out to Ring Users which is awesome!!" a Ring "Partner Success Associate" told Maywood police.
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He also tweeted heavily, including sending out some misinformation about Dorian that alarmed Alabamians before the National Weather Service was able to distribute more factual information.
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Perhaps you could publish a series of nudes, or release them over time, sending out a daily image as part of your morning e-mail briefing.
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When a student is regularly truant, the school district first gets involved by sending out letters to parents telling them that their child is missing class.
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As in those races, Trump himself ended up endorsing the more conventional candidate here, sending out a tweet on Hutchinson's behalf the day before the primary. .
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Sending out a cold email can feel like you're sending your request or inquiry into a virtual black hole, especially when you don't receive a response.
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Barr also apologized earlier on Tuesday for sending out a tweet that suggested former first daughter Chelsea Clinton is married to liberal donor George Soros&apos nephew.
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But recently, spammers have found a new method of bypassing Gmail's spam filters, and it makes it look like you are the one sending out the junk.
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More recently though, some outlets reported that last week, Nvidia started sending out invites to journalists regarding a major Nvidia event scheduled to take place during Gamescom.
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IN FACT, I BELIEVE TODAY IS THE DAY THAT THE REQUEST THAT WE'RE SENDING OUT ON A VERY BROAD BASE WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE FEDERAL REGISTER.
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Sending out push notifications for banal celebrity streaming filler may not be quite as aggressive as the first, but it definitely has some echoes of the latter.
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" He wrote: "Dry January risks sending out a binary, all-or-nothing message about alcohol—that is, either participate by abstaining or carry on as you are.
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The fact that the satellite is still sending out messages about its activities suggests that the scientific payload and operations has been unaffected by the communications malfunction.
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They will soon be sending out a consultation document and are expected to report by the time of the chancellor of the exchequer's budget in the autumn.
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PST This post has been updated to reflect that, according to a spokesperson, Uber has stopped sending out the above message in response to account-deletion requests.
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Just hours after sending out clear guidelines against anti-transgender discrimination in schools, the Obama administration published another rule protecting trans people — this time in health care.
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In much the same way that self-driving cars "see" their surroundings, TerraSentia navigates a field by sending out thousands of laser pulses to scan its environment.
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The administrator appointed to oversee the settlement will not start sending out benefits to claimants until they are authorized by a court, which will be on Jan.
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No, Pixar plays with our emotions through music, sending out contrasting messages through what we see and what we hear to tear at our feelings even more.
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I'm open to doing anything, but it's a very small amount of music that I make that I'm really happy with, that I'm cool with sending out.
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In the world of self-published romance, a personal assistant does anything from formatting books to handling social media and publicity to sending out advance review copies.
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But, of course, they were sending out a bat signal for all of the other Antifa protesters to come and arrive and just stalked and harass us.
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A quick science lesson: brains broadcast a weak electrical signal on the skull; we can pick up what they're sending out with regular old non-invasive electrodes.
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Sonar technology works by sending out an acoustic ping and then analyzing the return signal in order to discern shape, location or dimensions of an undersea threat.
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The organizers claim that they've confirmed that Google and Facebook are still sending out offer letters to prospective new employees with its old arbitration policy fully intact.
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Apple employees, please keep Mashable in mind when sending out your first reports of the campus's new toilets—we are deeply interested in the full loo-down.
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"In these cases, it's important to remember that reputable rescues do not place animals by sending out mass emails and then shipping animals to people," says Goodwin.
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And many times that doesn't happen with sending out late-night emails or being woken up by one of my kids in the middle of the night.
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Whether you're sending out info on new services, sales, or holiday greetings, you want to make sure your email is seen by as many eyes as possible.
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Amazon's "Countdown to Black Friday Sale" has already dropped some really impressive deals, and is sending out all the right signals in preparation for this year's sale.
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Nadler was busy sending out more than 22019 letters looking for more investigative material at the same time he knew Mueller's report was about to be delivered.
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Einhorn has always been quick in reporting his firm's performance, often sending out his monthly performance report just hours after the close of trading for the month.
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High school seniors have had plenty of time to mull over their choices, with most colleges sending out acceptance letters and financial aid offers early this year.
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"We launched as a journalist initiative ... but all of a sudden by sending out the message people were buying the product and talking about [it]," Beltman says.
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Wizards will be sending out an additional 100,000 invites for the closed beta in the next few weeks I hope to see you in the digital tabletop.
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The activist journalists that were sending out live streams from the front lines have gone off with the rest of the media to cover the Trump presidency.
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The online paper is sending out its inaugural newsletter, the Sunriser, on Wednesday afternoon, and the full site will be up and running in the coming months.
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But as that takes hold, sending out that email of, 'Hey, I need your $10, $25, $100, you know, that becomes harder to do without a backlash.
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Romney, who favors sending out $22020,000 checks, says it will help families meet their short-term financial obligations and ease the burden on students entering the workforce.
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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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They blamed the delay in sending out a second alert on a flaw in the state emergency system: It had no process for recalling an erroneous message.
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Without a deal, banks, insurers and pension providers would have to establish operations in the EU or be legally barred from serving clients or sending out payments.
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One was a site called Postable, which allowed us to quickly collect our guests' addresses and update our address book before sending out our save-the-dates.
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Sanders distanced himself from those talking points, but Warren's campaign pressed on, sending out a fundraising email signed by campaign manager Roger Lau, with the same message.
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Trump has taken a personal interest in the race, asking aides and allies for updates and sending out a stream of texts promoting Rispone and bashing Edwards.
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That's our best hope: That the guy with the nuclear football is not necessarily the same person as the one sending out loopy messages on his smartphone.
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Meanwhile, Hilltop's Grant said power outages were preventing him from sending out his daily market commentary, which he said goes to about 5,000 institutions in 48 countries.
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The condom distribution campaign that began sending out 28503,22020 condoms last month was part of the state's federally funded HIV awareness campaign, The Salt Lake Tribune reported.
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So instead of sending out emails to tell everyone they had been breached, they are relying on 143 million people visiting their website and checking for themselves.
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Earlier this week, however, the company began sending out pre-pre-order notifications to potential consumers (spotted by Marques Brownlee), noting the orders will open December 10.
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But the state attorney general, a Republican, filed a lawsuit against Mr. Fontes and sought a temporary restraining order to prevent him from sending out the ballots.
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Washington (CNN)A Republican state candidate has apologized for sending out a flier attacking his opponent with anti-Semitic undertones that was rebuked by his own party.
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" Warren herself has been capitalizing on the opposition to moderate Democrats' votes, sending out a Senate fundraising email to her supporters calling Heitkamp's and others' votes "outrageous.
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"We're trying to improve prostate cancer care by sending out educational materials, working with the PCF, and just describing to the public what watchful waiting is," said Loeb.
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Much like Twitch Plays Pokemon, an algorithm would tally the votes and determine what command the people have chosen, sending out a fresh tweet with the game's progress.
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Since then, the Interior's top spokesperson, Heather Swift, has accused HUD of sending out an email "that had false information" and attacked reporters for jumping on the story.
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The Maryland Democrat had not returned to the Capitol after undergoing a medical procedure in September, but had remained active in committee work, sending out subpoenas throughout October.
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Other tech companies like Twitter, Instagram, Google, and Facebook are also encouraging voters to register ahead of the November midterms by sending out reminders and partnering with TurboVote.
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In the meantime, many facilities have begun sending out notifications on social media and through the press urging potential patients not to visit if it isn't an emergency.
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Email is eerily quiet, and it feels like I'm sending out emails into the void since some of the people I work with are not working right now.
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Julien Macdonald closed the second day of London Fashion Week with plenty of sparkles, sending out his models in glittery dresses slashed at the thigh, front or back.
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Officials said they will be sending out 2520 million pieces of mail targeted to uninsured people and people who have previously expressed interest in getting Obamacare or Medicaid.
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Likud's formidable direct-contact machine began sending out text messages, warning that the Arab parties would win a historic victory and join the left in a governing coalition.
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Vivo is sending out hold-the-date invitations for what looks to be the production version of the Apex concept phone that wowed the world back in February.
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The Wildlings are south of the Wall and the Night's Watch doesn't seem to be sending out patrols, so there's only one unaccounted-for character left: Benjen Stark.
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The state did not distinguish itself sending out corrections, either, taking the better part of an hour to send out another mass text confirming no such missile existed.
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The solar winds are created by the Sun's outer atmosphere, which is so heated that it's constantly sending out streams of highly energized, fast-moving particles toward Earth.
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Greenlight is traditionally one of the first firms to notify investors of its performance, often sending out a report only hours after trading has concluded for the month.
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But it's OK with sending out very mixed messages on how teens should interact with the opposite sex, ostensibly romantically (but realistically it's rather more complicated than that).
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Whether you're sending out e-mails inviting coworkers to your party or hanging up an order form for your child's school fundraiser, you could be violating company policy.
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Brazilian power company Neoenergia is considering a possible US dollar bond debut this year after sending out requests for proposals in late 2016, two market sources told IFR.
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You can't buy it, though; instead, Microsoft will be sending out codes to those who have played either Forza 6 or Fallout 4 while signed into Xbox Live.
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Still, no clean-shaven mug can prevent Trump from sending out typo-ridden tweets, name-calling Kim Jong-un, or being just generally embarrassing while the world watches.
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"Now, we have schools sending out pre-emptive letters, even without any allegations, saying, 'If you are ever harmed or abused, we're here for you,'" Mr. Upham said.
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It's an attempt to investigate more deeply the middle ground between the poles of addiction and abstinence, at a time when our culture is sending out dueling messages.
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"It's like I'm sending out messages in bottles, but very picky and stubborn and selfish in that I only want the right person to receive it," she said.
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Unlike, say, the Netherlands, Britain has no central office recording where expats are, sending out ballots, then collecting and distributing them to the right local authorities in time.
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As a consolation prize, the Perseids shower in August will be extra strong, according to Dr. Cooke, sending out 200 to 250 flares an hour — a meteor monsoon.
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The sovereign has not contacted banks yet to arrange the transaction, but plans on sending out a request for proposals towards the end of March, the official said.
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It was so controversial that the inspector general conducted an investigation and found that Interior should do better at communicating with affected senior staffers before sending out notifications.
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Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) recently noted during the House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing that the State Department currently needs 14 levels of review before sending out a Tweet.
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In the background, the crowd was moaning, the sounds mingling with the noise of my own blood as we clicked frantically, sending out great gusts of orange fire.
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That was particularly true as Hatch continued to raise money for his re-election campaign, including sending out invitations to a donor retreat this weekend in Park City.
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In fact, Shine didn't fire anyone, and the only person he hired was a well-liked junior press aide whose duties previously included sending out the President's schedule.
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The state is considering sending out notices next month saying the program will sunset at the end of 2017 if Congress still hasn't appropriated the funding by then.
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But the United States has viewed Russia's calls as a cynical way to attempt to limit American cyberactivity, while sending out surrogates to conduct operations on Russia's behalf.
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Black holes decide when their host galaxies can grow new stars: When they're on a rampage, sending out shock waves and howling cosmic winds, baby stars can't grow.
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GPS requires a series of satellites sending out timing signals, which are received by the gadget in your car and analyzed to work out where your car is.
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It could be an individual who feels disenfranchised in some way and is sending out a message that says, 'The world will recognize me,' by committing these murders.
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The designers of the pager network thus got away with sending out every message unencrypted, relying on the pagers themselves to display only the messages addressed to them.
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Learn how three six-figure freelancers grew their income in 2019 by working their networks, sending out letters of interest, and switching from hourly rates to project rates.
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The NBA has leveraged their marquee players to promote the league in Asia by sending out the Warriors, Rockets and Lakers to China over the last three years.
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The company did not mention Trump, but the statement seemed as if it was part of a pattern of corporations sending out good news to the incoming president.
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"So I Facebook Live'd the whole thing, and was then sending out messages to my mom, my dad, my sister -- all my loved ones back home," he said.
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Lee opened the show with a simple one shouldered-black dress, before sending out models in leather designs and loose halter-neck tops printed with pineapples and monkeys.
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One former worker said management accidentally sent out her personal information, including her social security number, to new hires, when sending out forms for them to fill out.
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That decision might not have come "if you didn't have all these people in Wuhan sending out reports that what you're hearing is an underestimate," Ms. Cook said.
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Whether you're sending out a pitch deck, completing due diligence or sharing investor updates and board packs, DocSend gives you a strategic advantage with page-by-page insights.
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Biden on Saturday accused Sanders' campaign of misleading voters by sending out a selective excerpt taken from a speech where Biden discussed the retirement and disability benefits program.
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Instead of sending out Chris Boswell to attempt a third field goal and add to the 3-0 lead, coach Mike Tomlin decided to go for the touchdown.
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Navarro spent several years sending out a stream of résumés, to no avail, while also caring full time for her two grade school children and an older daughter.
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Earlier this year, the Education Department attempted to make this process easier by sending out a letter to certain disabled veterans notifying them of their eligibility for loan discharge.
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It's not a question of just logging into a browser and sending out text, pictures, and whatever else over Wi-Fi... as you can do with, say, Google Hangouts.
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Instead of letting people on food stamps choose their own food, the Trump administration is proposing sending out more than 16.4 million boxes of basic food supplies every month.
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Well, that's certainly the message France's army is sending out today, mere days after Trump cancelled a visit to a U.S. war cemetery near Paris due to "bad weather".
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Last Wednesday, Google's site leadership team attempted to stop the event by sending out an email announcing that it would be canceled, according to an email reviewed by Recode.
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It's also likely that the attacker used your account to spam everyone in your inbox, sending out still more phishing emails inviting people to view a fake Google Doc.
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Leaving a jacket on your office chair, walking around purposefully with a notebook or clipboard and sending out emails at odd hours are three of the best-known tricks.
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Other monthly wine clubs have been at things longer, sending out award-winning wines, or hand-selected wines, or small-batch wines paired with craft meats and artisanal cheeses.
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And, by the way, prosecutors blew it by sending out a press release saying they plan to indict him ... so why the charade of pretending the investigation is continuing?
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They're lurking there in the watches and the fitness trackers and sending out their little flashes of light to better measure the flow of blood just beneath your skin.
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The phones just took one big step closer to real, with Google sending out invites for a "Made By Google" event that will almost certainly focus on the phones.
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The findings indicated that the blazar was sending out highly energetic material at the time of the detection, and it just may have sent out the neutrino as well.
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Sending out sterilised male mosquitoes from the lab back into the wild is one way to help reduce numbers, as they mate with females but don't produce any offspring.
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As soon as the settlement is approved — which is still months away, most likely — Uber will start sending out emails to its customers asking how they'd like their money.
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Russia could gain access to sensitive military information, as well as impact how NATO responds to Russian military actions, such as by sending out fake instructions to NATO troops.
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January 13 - In Hawaii, a state emergency management worker pushes the wrong button in the emergency operation center, sending out a false warning during a ballistic missile alert drill.
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The station is responsible for sending out emergency advisories, which are particularly important here along the Pacific Ring of Fire, one of the most seismically active places on Earth.
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During major crises like shootings and natural disasters, Facebook lets users in the affected area mark themselves "safe," sending out a notification to their friends and family on Facebook.
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Martha Stewart Collection Silver Bead Double Invitation Frame, $59, available at Macy'sAfter all the time spent designing and sending out invitations, they can't forget to keep one for themselves.
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Hi readers, First off — I'll be filling in for Olivia over the next few months with leading our stellar squad of finance reporters and sending out the weekly debrief.
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But Trump immediately contradicted himself, sending out a series of follow-up tweets claiming that he doesn't need the mainstream media and that social media is much more important.
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"There is an operation in progress but the court secrecy order means we won't be making a detailed official comment today or sending out a press release," he said.
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Dwight Howard is back full-time after missing half of last season, playing 30 so-so minutes a night and sending out vague signals of dissatisfaction with his role.
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The investment bank is sending out price indications of 35.00-50.00 on three series of 6.5% notes due 2019, with sizes of US$120m, US$200m and US$500m.
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Right now, he's sending out copies of Bloc by Bloc's second edition to social movement headquarters all over the world as both a gift and a sign of solidarity.
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Before it won its only N.C.A.A. championship in 1963, it played the "Game of Change," sending out an integrated team to face an all-white one from Mississippi State.
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The change follows a couple incidents over the past two years in which Apple bent its own rules by sending out push notifications that read a lot like ads.
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The change follows a couple incidents over the past two years in which Apple bent its own rules by sending out push notifications that read a lot like ads.
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It's an email subscription site where there's all sorts of content, lots of different kinds of writers who are essentially sending out emails of content on a regular basis.
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Those big $600 checks that the Bush administration was sending out to everyone would be impossible under Ryan's plan, or at the very least significantly smaller for most people.
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Kansas Democrats, which are holding are party-run primary this year, had already planned on sending out mail ballots to every registered Democrat in the state on March 30.
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The Massachusetts Water Resource Authority issued the same warning last week, sending out a press release because of the chances people might be using alternatives during the coronavirus outbreak.
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After a week of haphazardly sending out boxed meals that generated about 10 percent of normal sales, she decided to stop and lay off the rest of her employees.
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Work on the TV adaptation began in earnest in December 2016, when Universal Cable Productions purchased the rights to the story and began sending out feelers for a director.
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Previous such consultations have taken the form of sending out questionnaires to millions of voters, setting out the government's right-wing nationalist position and asking people if they agree.
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On Fire TVs, the protection only slightly cut down on the number of channels sending out IDs like AD ID, Android ID, serial numbers, and Wi-Fi MAC addresses.
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The NBA is working like crazy to make sure its players are clear of the coronavirus ... sending out a memo with tips on how to avoid the dangerous disease.
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A day later, the New York State Democratic Committee, which Cuomo effectively controls, was busted for sending out a mailer to voters that falsely implied Nixon is anti-Semitic.
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The usual process is sending out surgical instruments for this kind of service by a third-party, and it's handled in a dedicated facility at a significant annual cost.
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His Gucci is so flippant about its Gucciness that he knocked off the knockoffs, sending out vintage-inspired logo shirts that looked like those once sold on street corners.
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As of last week, the SEC has reportedly launched its own probe of many cryptocurrencies, sending out numerous subpoenas and information requests to companies that had issued digital tokens.
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Americans for Prosperity concentrated its activities in the state on Ellmers's race, making 180,000 phone calls, knocking on 16,85033 doors and sending out half a dozen direct-mail pieces.
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"The whole country is just sending out long-serving workers in the name of creating jobs for the youth without making sufficient effort to create new jobs," Lee said.
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"The whole country is just sending out long-serving workers in the name of creating jobs for the youth without making sufficient effort to create new jobs," Lee said.
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Mr. Urman pushed "Half-Nelson" hard, sending out screener DVDs well in advance of awards season and enlisting a prominent publicist to alert critics and Motion Picture Academy members.
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Two weeks ago, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) took the unusual step of sending out opposition research on a fellow Democrat in an effort to sink her candidacy.
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Obama's trip is a way of "sending out a signal that he's not indifferent to what's happening in Europe," Peter Wittig, Germany's ambassador to the United States, told Politico.
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Honestly, we have to give that ragtag group of PR executives a lot of credit for brushing all context aside and sending out this brave message to the world.
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In many cases, the co-ops are already investing in gigabit fiber loops to keep their systems online, so the only hurdle is sending out fiber to the home.
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So just before Thanksgiving weekend, Wishbone opened the fire hose, sending out notifications for everything — every vote, every mention, everything that has to do with a user on the app.
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Before sending out a Google Calendar invite to your favorite sex positive friends to organize a gang bang, start small with a threesome, especially if you're inexperienced with group sex.
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Protesting by screaming in the streets , threatening reporters outside the Supreme Court, sending out press releases railing against "xx" for the Supreme Court before we even know who "xx" is.
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Meanwhile, the President appears to have gotten into testy exchanges with Mexico and Australia, while also sending out clear signals about how he wants to deal with Russia in Syria.
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It works by sending out low amounts of radiation (roughly 1/100th of that of a smartphone, before you get too concerned), and measures how it reflects off the subject.
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The system works by sending out lightwaves from lasers that bounce off objects before returning to the sensor, similar to how more commonly understood tools like radar and sonar function.
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State officials said they conducted extensive outreach about the work requirements over the last six months, which included sending out 136,000 letters and emails, and making over 150,000 phone calls.
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After graduating cum laude from the University of Arizona with a degree in journalism in 1993, Guthrie "worked very hard sending out tapes" to get her first TV news job.
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But some institutions, such as Kalamazoo College in Michigan and the University of Denver, moved up their financial aid award notifications as well, sending out letters to admitted students immediately.
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Essentially, we can look outwards but we can't see past ourselves—and the light those galaxies are sending out towards us gets lost in the brighter, closer light surrounding us.
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The group has been sending out direct mail on the issues for the past three weeks and is planning to fly in members to blitz Capitol Hill on July 10.
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Image: APMeetkumar Hiteshbhai Desai, 18, was arrested on three counts of felony computer tampering after allegedly sending out a link on Twitter that forced people's phones to call 911 repeatedly.
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The hackers hoped that by posing as a VR Systems employee and sending out what looked like real voting software documentation, they could avoid arousing the suspicions of election officials.
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Cornell researchers have made a little robot that can express its emotions through touch, sending out little spikes when it's scared or even getting goosebumps to express delight or excitement.
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Because sending out Christmas cards on recycled paper and giving tax incentives for electric cars is not going to pull us out of the toxic mess we've created on Earth.
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Amnesty International said the group of hackers they've been tracking pulls this off by sending out fake but convincing security alerts that look like they came from Google or Yahoo.
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Sources close to the org tell TMZ they'll be sending out as many boxes of the as needed, to anyone who wants to help spread the word ... free of charge.
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As in places like Somalia, Rwanda, the Balkans, and now Syria, these wars often spill over their borders, either by drawing in other countries or sending out millions of refugees.
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Former CIA Director and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said that he has "never seen" a White House sending out as "confused" a message on national security as the Trump administration.
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But a phone that feels warm because it's been left in a hot car, or because you're using that AR app in direct sunlight, is basically sending out an SOS.
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Trump spent Sunday sending out tweets designed to protect his right flank by denying his plan equated to amnesty for immigrants covered by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Daniel kicked things off by sending out the usual culprits—cured meats, foie gras, and beef tartare—and then it was on to some lobster and a massive veal porterhouse.
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The organizers of the festival are sending out special emails to a select group of fans that include some of the artists that will be appearing at this year's event.
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I spent the next winter and spring barely making my rent—scraping together babysitting gigs, doing stints at shitty restaurants, and sending out hundreds of applications that were never answered.
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Local officials plan to ramp up surveillance in the area to protect the glyphs by sending out drones to keep an eye on the sprawling site at night, Andina reports.
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After sending out a request to 25 different technology artists and studios, META had to narrow down a list of 30 different proposals to a group of seven finalists. META.
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"It's really important to make sure you always put your best foot forward because whether you want to or not, this is the image you're sending out there," she adds.
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Strategies Since the Trump administration began sending out signals that the Time Warner-AT&T merger was facing close scrutiny, Time Warner's high-flying share price has fallen to earth.
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The CDC did focus on testing -- conducting 212,22009 tests in the first month and sending out a total of 210 million tests in the first five months of the outbreak.
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Officials there also decided against sending out a mass alert to every cellphone in the region because they feared it would clog up roads both for evacuees and emergency vehicles.
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Since news of Sunday's attacks reached me in Toronto, I have been fielding a steady array of concern, and sending out my own, to loved ones back in Sri Lanka.
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Critics blame the critical delay on the CDC's sending out faulty testing kits to state health departments last month and initially setting strict, narrow restrictions on who qualified for testing.
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With nothing to connect to, the phone was stuck in an endless loop, sending out sensitive personal information every five minutes in a futile quest to fulfill the app's mission.
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Producers campaign for support, urging voters who haven't yet seen their shows to attend, asking those who came months ago to revisit, and sending out scripts, songs, photos and reviews.
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In previous years, workers got bonuses if they processed 25 mortgage applications a month, getting all the necessary documents in order, verifying borrowers' sources of income and sending out paperwork.
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Some of these staff members, who now number 80, work from their day jobs, sending out campaign missives on the clock with a free version of the email service MailChimp.
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If a spam campaign was sending out emails at a rapid pace for a certain number of hours, for example, that behavior was analyzed according to about 700 different micro-criteria.
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With the Dodgers sending out three straight southpaws, starting on Friday with Alex Wood, the left-handed-hitting Adams will be on the bench, with Freddie Freeman taking over at first.
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Trump's White House was quick to defend former staff secretary Rob Porter against domestic abuse allegations in February, sending out immediate on-record statements from senior staff specifically praising his character.
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Geoffrey Fowler at The Washington Post found that his apps were sending out data to marketing companies — including his phone number and exact location — at night when they were supposedly dormant.
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Others who watched TV. Emails released Tuesday by the state agency responsible for sending out the false missile alert that sent residents and visitors in Hawaii into a statewide panic Jan.
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Automate What it is: Automate (freemium, Android) gives you the power to automatically trigger all kinds of events on your phone, from changing device settings to sending out texts or emails.
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Sending out botched print jobs is going to end up costing you money, money that can be easily saved if you take the time to double-check your work before printing.
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This would allow the electrodes to only fire off a signal when necessary, meaning patients would only receive treatment when their brains are sending out the signal responsible for unwanted behavior.
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"Sending out love to the moms shaming me for doing standup last night!" she captioned the photo on Tuesday, which Schumer said was snapped by her sister-in-law Molly Fischer.
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Kirk Nahra, a partner at the law firm Wiley Rein who specializes in health privacy law, said there's nothing really wrong with Walgreens sending out letters to customers on Acurian's behalf.
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"Sending out love to the moms shaming me for doing standup last night!" she captioned the photo, which saw the star sitting on a bed in underwear and a pumping bra.
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When you have conspiracy theorists who have the blue check mark and they're sending out information, the people are trained to see the blue check mark as a sign of authenticity.
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And these notifications are a powerful mechanism YouTube has at its disposal — the company noted that it's today sending out 10 billion notifications per month to alert subscribers to new videos.
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This comes at a time when the SEC is doing everything it can to learn more about cryptocurrencies, sending out subpoenas to crypto funds far and wide, including Arrington XRP Capital.
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Sending out a drone will cost a fraction of what it costs to send out a human delivery driver, so two-hour delivery will barely cost more than two-day delivery.
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It lets businesses automate their marketing, as well, doing things like scheduling message delivery for days, weeks, or months in advance, or sending out digital coupons in email or SMS campaigns.
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JB was out in L.A. Wednesday when a photog asked him if he's spoken to Demi yet ... he says he hasn't, but he's sending out prayers to her and her family.
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Indeed, the National Weather Service was bracing for an influx of queries about weather control when Geostorm launched last week, even sending out an email reminding meteorologists how best to respond.
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This isn't just about sending out an unauthorized press release or venting on the company Twitter account, because most people already realize that these types of things will get them fired.
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Mull said insurance companies will be able to determine the severity of the crash from data provided by the vehicle, and handle some claims remotely rather than sending out an adjuster.
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As soon as the lawsuit was filed, those executives took an interest in Schmidt and his client, sending out operatives to dig up what they could find on Uber's new antagonists.
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Lidar functions as the eyes of a self-driving car, sending out lasers that bounce off objects in the car's environment and ping back, creating a vivid map of the surroundings.
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The towfish coasts around 100 metres (330 feet) above the sea floor, sending out sound waves diagonally across a broad strip of terrain to produce a flattened image of the seabed.
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If the strategies are successful, they may even have a ripple effect, he said, by sending out reformed extremists to condemn their former views and help discourage others from adopting them.
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"No, instead they are staging protests, they are trying to get on TV, they are sending out fundraising solicitations like this one," Ryan added, holding up printouts of Democratic fundraising emails.
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Various companies have been sending out emails notifying people of the changes to the law in Europe and have been asking users to give their consent to stay on mailing lists.
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In the early 20th century, police departments started sending out female employees to monitor dance halls and saloons, places where women might engage in prostitution or be preyed upon by men.
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But the researchers note that a malicious cell tower channel is capable of fooling the system, and in turn sending out an inauthentic emergency alert to all devices within its range.
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It's crucial, Spivack says, that this be "non-living" DNA, since there are rules about sending out biological matter into the wider universe beyond our Earth, and for very good reason.
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In several states, health officials have been sending out guidance to physicians encouraging them to first test for other likely causes, such as the flu, before sending samples to state laboratories.
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The incarcerated rapper's attorney, Bradford Cohen, tells TMZ ... Kodak's sending out 625 reading comprehension books to 625 schoolkids in Broward Country, FL to help offset the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The first scandal involved him accidentally sending out a photo on Twitter instead of using the social media site's direct message feature — that ultimately cost him job in Congress in 2011.
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Swati Maliwal, the chairwoman of the Delhi Commission for Women, a government body set up to help protect women, quickly took up the case, sending out a blast of Twitter posts.
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And the Securities and Exchange Commission has scrutinized these offerings closely, sending out subpoenas over several such deals even as officials say that they remain open to the fund-raising concept.
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"Sending out love to the moms shaming me for doing standup last night!" she captioned the photo, which the Trainwreck actress said was snapped by her sister-in-law Molly Fischer.
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They shift their attention to problems that need to be addressed (like paying off debt, driving a family member to medical appointments, or sending out resumes to land a new job).
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A massive explosion at a machine shop ripped through a Houston neighborhood early on Friday morning, killing at least two people and damaging homes while sending out blast waves for miles.
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The Russians grew stealthier and stealthier, tricking government computers into sending out data while disguising the electronic "command and control" messages that set off alarms for anyone looking for malicious actions.
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Recommendations from a pair of reports on this fiasco call for better training, stopping practice drills during shift changes and creating more clear confirmation prompts for those sending out an alert.
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To prepare everyone, Apple has already started sending out notifications to iOS users through the Tips app inviting them to learn more about the various new changes coming in iOS 11.
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The Yahoo committee is sending out financial information to interested parties next week, and hopes to have a short list of bidders by April, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The researchers in the ops center watch the satellite feed as the cloud pushes into the jet stream, sending out a frozen wake like a rock in a fast-flowing river.
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The wood smolders beneath piles of earth, sending out ribbons of smoke for up to three weeks as the high temperature and low oxygen combine to transform the wood into charcoal.
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I'm sure it's no coincidence that Square chose the quarter in which it started sending out the Cash cards to customers as the quarter to comment on Square Cash-related revenue.
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Earlier this month, Brand New quietly dropped its highly anticipated fifth album by sending out 20183 hand-numbered CDs to a group of fans that had pre-ordered the album on vinyl.
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That's because the SEC says the Tesla CEO broke his settlement agreement — by sending out a tweet that disclosed material information about the electric carmaker without running it by a lawyer first.
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But Lewis and Leibrand began experimenting with the data to devise an algorithm specific to Lewis's needs—something that would automate and adapt based on the data her device was sending out.
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If you're a YouTube TV subscriber in the US (and are opted into emails for the service), Google has been sending out vouchers for a $49 Nest Hub to some account holders.
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In a complaint filed Monday in Philadelphia federal court, Aetna blames the claims administrator Kurtzman Carson Consultants (better known as KCC) for sending out settlement notices that exposed plan members' medical information.
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I'm curious as why you didn't call ahead of time to either the doctor or his wife or have your campaign check in with the other campaign before sending out those messages.
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There has been a degree of policy confusion and drift over the past two years, with Mr Xi and his prime minister, Li Keqiang, sending out different messages, especially on economic policy.
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If a user feels unsafe while working out, they can hold the smartwatch's button for five seconds, quickly sending out a message along with their real-time location to those emergency contacts.
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Despite only sending out 200 CD promo copies, the stunt brought them plenty of press attention, with American Edit receiving favorable "legitimate" reviews from MTV, SPIN, the San Francisco Chronicle, and others.
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For now, the FTC is sending out these letters in the hopes of getting them to voluntarily come into compliance with its interpretation of the law so that legal action isn't necessary.
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Interrupting your schedule to only to attend Tim Cook-hosted fundraisers and sending out well-produced but still nasty Tweets about Trump aren't the way to respond if your lead is narrowing.
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The internal alert system used also has no safeguards—such as requiring two-person authentication or a supervisor sign off—to prevent a single individual from sending out a warning, Wiley noted.
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In 1993 Republic Pictures started sending out cease and desist letters to television stations that showed the film without its permission, and It's a Wonderful Life effectively disappeared from the public domain.
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But instead of taking on the task alone, J.Crew partnered up with Universal Standard for the inaugural launch, sending out a message that it's serious about its new dedication to plus-sizing.
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According to prosecutors, he left his job under acrimonious circumstances, and shortly thereafter began sending out angry emails under pseudonyms taken from the X-Files (Fox Mulder, Walter Skinner, and the Cancerman).
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Kilauea has opened a total of 14 volcanic vents since it started sending out fountains and rivers of lava as hot as 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit (1,093 degrees Celsius) on Thursday, officials said.
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Traditionally, an offensive hand grenade creates only a shockwave rather than sending out deadly fragments, making it safer for troops to use as they advance, especially into buildings or other confined spaces.
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Given the unconventional and unpredictable nature of his candidacy and the mixed messages his campaign advisers were sending out in advance, Americans had little inkling of which Trump would show up today.
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Excitement is built up around the parties, too: "It can go on for weeks, with organisers sending out the date one week and promising to send the location the next," says Hillier.
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One exception to this new rule is the book category, as Amazon does not want to prohibit the industry standard of sending out advance review copies of new novels and non-fiction.
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Early voting kicked off this week in California, as a limited number of polling places opened and the state began sending out millions of mail-in ballots to voters who requested them.
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The tech community is already sending out public messages of support for YouTube in the wake of a tragic shooting that left at least three people injured and the suspected shooter dead.
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After sending out some messages to friends in other places, I discovered that the feature was unavailable in a number of countries, including Egypt, Palestine, Bahrain, Lebanon, Singapore, Russia, and the UAE.
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We've had over 650 applications since launching the service on Wednesday—and this is real; we will be sending out lookalikes, we just need a minute to get it all figured out.
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While President Trump has advocated for a payroll tax cut to stimulate the economy, he said yesterday he is also interested in sending out stimulus checks to all Americans, Great Recession-style.
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Worse, many alien plants are also highly invasive, choking out native plants and sending out their own seeds, some of which will settle and grow in wild places miles away from suburbia.
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Unemployed: Anyone without a job who actively looked for work (sending out résumés, responding to help-wanted ads) during the previous four weeks, regardless of any government benefits received, is considered unemployed.
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The department accused Mr. Helms of intimidating black voters by sending out postcards that suggested they were not eligible to vote and that they could be prosecuted for fraud if they tried.
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Kate, 37, is now sending out "a really important message that addiction is not something that should be hidden away behind closed doors," says Graham Beech, chief executive of Action on Addiction.
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If Amazon has also been indirectly pressuring sellers to raise prices through its price alerts, which it began sending out to sellers in 2017, the company could come under even more scrutiny.
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He's not exactly sending out a clear or powerful message either right now as the GOP senators he supposedly leads don't at this moment even know what they're supposedly voting on Tuesday.
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Sandberg estimates that the Vermont independent's decentralized volunteer army ended up knocking on 5 million doors and sending out 10 million peer-to-peer texts by the end of the 2016 cycle.
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Anyone who was laid off or actively looked for work (sending out résumés, responding to help-wanted ads) during the previous four weeks, regardless of any government benefits received, is considered unemployed.
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Twitter will start displaying many of the new labels on May 30 and will begin sending out emails to get permission from candidates to display the labels as early as Wednesday afternoon.
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The reason I am reaching out today is to let you know that I will be sending out a petition tomorrow requesting a base pay increase for the Sales and VPS teams.
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Lyft drivers too have voiced concerns that the app does not appropriately respond to or investigate reports of harassment and assault from passengers, sending out generic responses and taking days to respond.
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"When you have this type of corroboration, it's a burden on him and the fact he's sending out fundraising appeals based on this to me is really, really bad form," King said.
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In the face of the crisis, Mr. Maduro has hit back hard, sending out security forces to crush dissent in deadly operations that have alarmed even some of the president's traditional supporters.
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"When he goes on Twitter and he starts bringing in my in-laws, my parents, my wife, he's sending out the same message that he can do whatever he wants," he said.
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But the Trump campaign repeatedly defied this sort of rule, with the candidate himself sending out anti-Semitic graphics and retweeting fraudulent statistics about "black-on-white" crime with seemingly no consequences.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - A prominent Turkish journalist was detained for trial on Friday, accused of participating in a coup by sending out subliminal messages to rogue troops who tried to seize power, media said.
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It lists mission concepts like a solar sail to reach nearby stars, developing the technology to find Earth-like exoplanets, and sending out a message meant for aliens, similar to the Arecibo message.
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The ad blocker was sending out the message to affirm its commitment to user privacy as the European Union's digital privacy law, known as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), goes into effect.
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Though first chalked up to "little green men," scientists have since determined that Bell Burnell had discovered the pulsar, a rapidly spinning neutron star sending out a beam of radiation like a lighthouse.
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It's not totally clear why this method got past Twitter's automatic link shortening tools, but the tweet was treated just the same as if it were sending out a standard, reasonably-sized URL.
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" KEN POLCARI, MANAGING PRINCIPAL, BUTCHER JOSEPH ASSET MANAGEMENT, NEW YORK "The market sold off initially then they rallied it back, then Trump starts sending out tweets ordering companies to look for alternative sources.
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North Carolina Republicans are apparently pretty happy that black voter turnout is down in their state, sending out a press release claiming that the "North Carolina Obama coalition" is "crumbling" as a result.
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Because even as the film was scoring at the box office and drawing critical plaudits, Harris found herself unemployed and sending out dozens of resumes and letters to casting directors, begging for work.
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The Justice Department accused Helms's 1990 campaign of engaging in voter suppression tactics targeted at black voters by sending out postcards before the election that contained inaccurate and misleading information about voter eligibility.
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Twitch is launching the program shortly, it says, and it will start sending out invites to prospective members who meet the criteria over the course of the first several weeks of the launch.
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Both candidates reacted cautiously to the Dallas shootings, canceling campaign events and sending out tweets mourning the dead, aware that a moment of national peril loomed for them as a test of leadership.
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Valve did not confirm to Mashable that it sent out cease and desist letters, but the company released a statement on July 13 saying it would be sending out notices to offending websites.
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The band seems to have removed its online presence, replacing its home page with a plain white screen, deleting its Twitter and Facebook history—and sending out hard copy leaflets in the post.
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YC officially announced the event today but the organization's brand is so strong that word already got out in local media once it began sending out invitations, as our Chinese partner Technode reported.
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You are a very hard person to study, because you are sending out messages that are important to the Mexican people TRUMP: Enrique, if I can interrupt – this is not a new proposal.
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While Tillerson has tried evenhandedly to broker talks between Gulf nations, Trump has taken sides, sending out a tweet criticizing Qatar and putting him in league with Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and other nations.
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As we reported ... Kanye's been on the Trump Train Wednesday, sending out several tweets about his love for the Prez, including the provocative selfie with Cohen and Lucian Grainge, CEO of Universal Music.
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But, one Twitter bot is sending out positive vibes into the ether in the form of "emoji meadows" — randomised assortments of nature emoji with the odd animal thrown in every now and then.
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Pecknold said: "I think the pope is good at sending out grenades on these papal plane interviews, which are not authoritative teaching, they are just the pope riffing off events and answering questions."
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Prominent journalist Ahmet Altan, also a popular novelist, was detained for trial last week, accused of participating in the coup by sending out subliminal messages to the troops who tried to seize power.
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And state administrators, in order to avoid confusion, are holding off on sending out coverage change notices as long as they can in hopes that Congress will reassure them they'll get funding soon.
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For those times, there's Ginger Page Premium, an app which lets you communicate accurately across all of your devices (that includes when you're frantically sending out an email or message on your phone).
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The agency said it expects to start sending out refunds the first week of February and to pay out many refunds in mid-to-late February, as was the case in past years.
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The company has been sending out emails over the past few days to those with the hacked accounts, saying it has "detected abnormal activity on the app" and disabled the account in question.
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" Mr. Bolton was "closely monitoring what Mr. Giuliani was doing and the messaging that he was sending out," she told investigators, adding that he warned "repeatedly that nobody should be meeting with Giuliani.
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Google Shopping had sent the buyer about 8,000 miles away, to a bogus seller in Vietnam who took the Google employee's credit card information with no intention of ever sending out a headset.
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North Korea stopped sending out such coded messages by shortwave radio after the Koreas held a summit meeting in 2000, agreeing to de-escalate the Cold War-era intrigue on the divided peninsula.
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On Friday, Axios reported Delaney's staffers told him to drop out of the race, though his campaign vehemently denied it in a statement, later sending out an advisory for 30 events across Iowa.
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And this isn't just for one-on-one relationships: Consistent communication through engaging with followers on social media or through regular blogging or sending out a newsletter reinforces the fact that you care.
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Naturally everyone wants to think it's spaceships or planets full of hyperintelligent broadcasters sending out signals to us, though of course they would have had to send them a long, long time ago.
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No longer able to control the territory as tightly as it once did, Boko Haram is sending out women and young girls as newly minted terrorists who can inflict a devastating toll. Col.
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This includes offering up potential meeting times — pulled in from the various online calendars supported — confirming the agreed time and place, adding it to your schedule and sending out the appropriate calendar invites.
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In recent months, the Securities and Exchange Commission has been sending out subpoenas, asking for information about coin offerings that may have violated the law — although how existing laws may apply remains unclear.
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Regarding her supposed unwokeness, I don't read the trivia Swift may be sending out in tweets, but I do remember her lawsuit in federal court against the guy who groped her last year.
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The devices work by sending out constant wireless Bluetooth signals, which get picked up by your phone's Bluetooth receiver and can "wake up" apps on your phone — even when those apps are closed.
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In other words, a ton of effort by Yahoo bankers to gin up interest and make all the bidders insecure by sending out trial balloons that certain big players are going for it.
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On a typical run, the uncrewed, submarinelike device follows a track six miles long, skimming just 260 feet above the seafloor while sending out low-frequency sonar waves to its left and right.
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The progress of the Flood itself — waiting for the rain to stop, the longer trial of waiting for the floodwaters to dry out, the sending out of the dove — is effectively re-seen.
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In between sending out wedding invitations, finding the perfect venue and ordering the cake, financial expert Suze Orman says every couple needs to make time to draw up and sign a prenuptial agreement.
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If Trump chooses a relatively limited and restrained form of retaliation, or even a nonmilitary response like just sending out a tweet declaring victory, it's possible that Iran won't escalate things any further.
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In welcoming Ms. Trump to the state, the Pennsylvania Democratic Party made light of the convention speech on Thursday, sending out an email that purported to contain "exclusive" excerpts from Ms. Trump's remarks.
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Twitter is sending out emails to owners of inactive accounts with a warning: sign in by December 11th, or your account will be history and its username will be up for grabs again.
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A U.S. Coast Guard official told The Hill that the Coast Guard was sending out a "Marine Safety Information Bulletin" to inform other boats of the Russian ship and its "unsafe" operating manner.
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Rudd was pressed during her BBC interview on whether Britain had been too soft on Russia following the Litvinenko murder, sending out a message that such acts could be carried out with impunity.
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The answer is that a few DNA synthesis companies will send me what I asked for, with no screening to check whether they're sending out a pathogen that ought to be carefully controlled.
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They'd recently discovered that immune molecules known as complement were sending out "eat me" signals from some brain synapses, and these synapses—tagged with a kind of "kiss of death" signage—were destroyed.
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A few of the president's still-remaining aides sat wistfully on the side of the room, taking a break from packing their belongings and sending out their personal email addresses and cellphone numbers.
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At the same time, the East Coast employee said, Everlane did make a gesture towards supporting the CX employees, sending out an email acknowledging that many people might have lost their second jobs.
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A top union leader lashed out at AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka for sending out an endorsement ballot for chair of the Democratic National Committee that listed the name of only one candidate.
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State officials said that the agency and the governor began posting notices on Facebook and Twitter announcing the mistake, but that a flaw in the alert system delayed sending out a cellphone correction.
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Some restaurants, like Fort Lauderdale's Piccolo Ristorante, have resorted to creative marketing, serving lionfish whenever they can source it and sending out blast emails to let people know when it's back in stock.
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Instead of burying his head in the books or sending out a stream of CVs, he has built a high-flying career travelling the world testing first class seats on brand new planes.
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"(As of this publication, we have confirmed Google is still sending out offer letters with the old arbitration policy.)" TechCrunch has reached out to Google and will update this story if we hear back.
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Across 11 pilot cities, Uber will be sending out reminders for drivers to take a break if they've been driving non-stop for too long, ensuring alert and well-rested hands on the wheel.
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Though your employer may start sending out benefit enrollment reminders as early as late summer, you generally have two to three weeks in the fall to review your plan and sign up for coverage.
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From sending out a quarterly newsletter to over 4,000 subscribers to organizing conferences and support groups, Wyoming Equality offers education, support, and a networking and advocacy system in one of America's most conservative states.
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"HR, Satya, all the leadership are sending out emails that they want to have an inclusive culture, but they're not willing to take any action other than talk about it," one employee told Quartz.
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James Carwana, VP of Intel Sports, likens where the current state of his business to the early days of Netflix, when it was sending out DVDs through the mail, rather than streaming original content.
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For example, Waymo says that though commercially available lidar systems use separate lenses for sending out laser signals and receiving a return signal, it figured out how to use the same lens for both.
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We've made real-time changes to the festival this year and will also be sending out a post-event survey to all badgeholders to collect further feedback on how we should improve and grow.
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A computer's Wi-Fi system is constantly sending out that list, trying to connect to familiar networks, which makes it easy for Latent to sense if a nearby computer is using a given signature.
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It's the opposite of this spray-and-pray of sending out an email to 2118,2135 people or 2145,2160 people and getting 2138 percent to click on it and then give low, medium, high dollars.
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Positive publicity about Sanders has also come directly from the RNC itself, which has been sending out lengthy emails linking to news stories that undercut Clinton and suggest Sanders is the more popular choice.
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The Transportation Mobility Cloud will support location-based services, determining routes, sending out alerts about things like service disruptions, handing identity management and payment processing, as well as dealing with data gather and analytics.
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Admittedly, this one would take a bit more standardization work, because there would have to be agreement on devices sending out messages saying "this is what I need" and verification they were receiving it.
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"To promote the film, Sony has been sending out screeners of the film, buying ads, and mailing copies of Alan Menken's (of Disney movie soundtrack fame) original song for the film, "The Great Beyond.
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In seeding the system by sending out invites — most of which will come from Merit's team directly from now, as well as select miners — Merit hopes to foster a fast-growing community of users.
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When she transitioned, her school supported her—sending out a short note to parents in an end-of-term newsletter in December 2012 explaining her decision and informing them of her true gender identity.
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Even when states do set a clear date for sending out coverage change notices, legislators can construe this as meaning they have at least a month before people actually start losing coverage, said Fitzgerald.
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Still, Japan is wary of sending out any signal to markets that Trump is attacking Japan's currency policy and that this could in any way prevent Tokyo from acting to restrain excessive yen gains.
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Even though NBET has an agreement to buy 13 gigawatts (GW) from power generators, the system can only cope with distributors sending out an average of 4 GW, according to the ministry of power.
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Square, the company that made it possible for thousands of small businesses to make charges by credit card, is still sending out free magstripe readers to get its customers onboarded onto its service quickly.
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Anyone who was laid off or actively looked for work (sending out résumés, responding to help-wanted ads) during the previous four weeks, regardless of whether they received any government benefits, is considered unemployed.
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Washington (CNN)An immigration-overhaul advocacy group backed by the influential Koch brothers is sending out a series of political mailers aimed at backing pro-immigration members of Congress -- including a handful of Democrats.
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This is the last major beta update the company is sending out to developers prior to the final version of the mobile operating system, due out for the rest of us later this summer.
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The industry secret handshake of chefs sending out their latest experimentations or bartenders shaking you up an icy palate-cleanser each time I popped by to say hello was the first thing to stop.
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Blake Fischer came under heavy fire after sending out an email to more than 100 people that contained a photo of himself posing with 4 baboons he killed during a hunting trip in Africa.
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Even though she had a great year in 2019, this year Miller is still sending out LOIs ("though not 500," she noted) and following up on LOIs she sent over the last two years.
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Starting on February 5, the CDC finally began sending out 163 of those kits to the 115 domestic public health labs qualified to run the test through its distribution arm, the International Reagent Resource.
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After sending out job applications to more than 22012 newspapers and receiving three responses, two of them "no," he went to work as a general-assignment reporter at The Springfield Union in Springfield, Mass.
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Inmates using illegal cellphones have also illuminated the conditions inside by sending out photographs and videos showing wounds possibly caused by rubber bullets, meals without any protein, dead rodents and walls darkened by mold.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pastor Marks Burns, a prominent supporter of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, apologized on Tuesday for sending out a tweet that showed a cartoon image of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in blackface.
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For years, city governments have measured homelessness by sending out volunteers on a single night to count, as best they could, the number of homeless people they found on the streets or in shelters.
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In fact, he's expanded into a side business distributing fortune cookies, sending out 100 million cookies a month to 10,000 Chinese restaurants and selling ad space or coupons on the backs of the fortunes.
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"The scary part for me is just that somebody is sending out stuff with my face all over it, you know, pretty much speaking on my behalf, and I didn't allow it," he said.
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Day 1 of New York Fashion Week continued mostly as planned, with Lexus briefly canceling its complimentary transportation service and designers sending out urgent emails letting guests know that the shows were still on.
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The president kept up a steady steam of tweets throughout the weekend, and the often-criticized White House press operation took a proactive approach, sending out photos of him being briefed on the situation.
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And, at a time of year when colleges are whittling down the mountain of applications and sending out acceptance letters, they're having to look for prospective students who might be connected to the scandal.
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China has been sending out environmental inspection teams to iron ore mining operations across the country since late April, and more teams will be sent out by early August, according to local media reports.
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"Managers take liberties in the Cup," Pallister said, sending out weakened teams, packed with fringe players and youngsters, preserving their most potent weapons for the league, where all the money and the kudos reside.
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Twitter normally suspends accounts if they are deemed to be sending out spam, if they appear to have been "hacked or compromised" or if they engage in "abusive behavior," according to the company's website.
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He relished eating one early Wednesday morning — at breakfast time, in fact — before sending out a picture on Twitter showing a similarly heaping pile of cured meat on rye with a one-word tweet: America.
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Danielle then gets to work on the schedule with her sister Ashley, setting up and sending out a detailed spreadsheet asking for help with tasks like feeding, washing bottles, prepping bottles, doing laundry and more.
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KINGSTON (Reuters) - Elaine Thompson clocked a sizzling wind-assisted 22.143 seconds to win the 222.14 meters at the Jamaica International on Saturday, sending out a warning to her sprint rivals ahead of August's Rio Olympics.
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But here's the catch: The vast majority of the millions of women sending out Facebook invites and setting up party displays on coffee tables don't develop the robust, sustained "downlines" necessary to make real profit.
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Instead of sending out an agent on a three-hour journey through rugged terrain to investigate what could be a false alarm — like an animal moving around — they can fly a drone to investigate instead.
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Cuccinelli himself was surprised by how the change was implemented within his own agency and hadn't realized that his decision would result in field leadership sending out letters to individuals, according to a DHS official.
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"Sending out love to the moms shaming me for doing standup last night!" she addressed the critics on Instagram, captioning a post that featured her sitting in bed in her underwear wearing a pumping bra.
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The Apple TV supports a decent range of surround formats, but not Atmos, and Apple insists on doing the decoding on the Apple TV and sending out either PCM audio or downmixed Dolby Digital 5.1.
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Currently, parents are alerted about new forms to sign via email, but Script is launching a system for sending out alerts via text and push notifications in about a month and a half, says White.
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On a call with investors this morning, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said that the expanded tweet length hasn't actually changed the length of messages people are sending out — but it has led to more engagement.
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The Twitter account for the Koch Industries started things off with a bang, sending out a tweet that featured a photo of the first rider of the apocalypse, Charles Koch, in costume as Darth Vader.
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Other common ideas take the form of massive data dumps or sending out computer programs that will be capable of being run by the aliens once they've got a basic grip on human coding paradigms.
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If you follow a particular path, like endearing yourself to a mystical cult or sending out explorers to search undiscovered lands, you'll unlock new cards for the next playthrough that open up even more options.
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Basically, this will mean that Ford can use its cars for delivering goods and packages, picking up and transporting passengers (and even supplementing public transit system), and sending out food, all with the same cars.
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The White House is sending out mixed signals on how it wants to handle Puerto Rico's $74 billion in municipal debt, which has become an even more pressing issue in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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" Jill Conner Browne, author of The Sweet Potato Queens' Wedding Planner/Divorce Guide, told Salon in the same year that, "Sending out divorce announcements is tacky, but it's funny tacky, so it's a good thing.
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For spring, she was in a cheery mood, sending out wet-haired models around a long, blue approximation of a swimming pool (the rare designer for whom a spring collection still means a spring wardrobe).
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In the days and hours since the storm broke, the Spanish-language station has become a cornerstone of news, sending out bulletins across the devastated U.S. territory about relief efforts, road conditions and missing people.
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For example, you do want to broadcast your GPS location data to friends in a social app like Glympse; you do not want a program sending out location data if you're in a battlefield tank.
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