He sends out enigmatic koans to his 33,000 Twitter followers.
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It sends out a pretty powerful mist for its size!
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Given the mixed messages it sends out, this is understandable.
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That got us wondering: Who sends out those messages, and when?
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Occasionally, it sends out something that lives up to its appearance.
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In others, the government sends out completed forms to most taxpayers.
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She noted that representatives have an internal tool that sends out updates.
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One Berlin centre sends out 103 vans a day in two waves.
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One Berlin center sends out 103 vans a day in two waves.
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Someone sends out an invite for breakfast, and the conversation moves on.
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Conner sends out poorly lit Snapchats of him curled up in bed.
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Every day, it sends out an automated text that tackles life's struggles.
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The Guangdong authorities said the app sends out users' contacts without permission.
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But when the agency sends out default notifications, licensing boards take action.
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With your approval, CrunchMatch proposes meeting times and sends out meeting requests.
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It sends out alerts via messaging apps that jets are minutes away.
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The fungus sends out sticky threads that glue the corpse to the leaf.
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Now that Trump is officially the nominee, the campaign sends out talking points.
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She sends out her first tweet in months, a Kardashian-West family photo.
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CrunchMatch recommends meetings and sends out invitations (which recipients can accept or decline).
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One center sends out invitations to a reception with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres.
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Six days before a given Sunday's games, CBS sends out final game assignments.
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Keeping him in position sends out the signal that it isn't so serious.
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It sends out alerts of unfolding events like terror attacks or political unrest.
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For all the takedown notices the MTA sends out, it very rarely sues.
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His job search will begin on Monday, when he sends out his résumé.
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But the system — which also sends out weather warnings and AMBER alerts — isn't perfect.
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"This sends out a terrible message to the world about our country," she said.
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It suggests meetings and sends out invitations (which recipients can easily accept or decline).
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TUESDAY • Our Five Things family sends out best wishes for a very merry Christmas.
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Critics say that sends out a muddled message about the importance of avoiding sugar.
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But if one network sends out big packages, others feel compelled to join in.
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On Friday, Broderick sends out an email to both of them with possible options.
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The Scanner sends out a pulse around you that highlights objects or resources of interest.
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Revoking them sends out a clear and dangerous message that trans people are not welcome.
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Every few hours the bot sends out "a tiny meadow full of grass and flowers".
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They shouldn't have sent someone who sends out pictures of his privates to a subordinate.
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After Florentine has committed to a subject, the company sends out proposals to seduce funders.
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Many claim they don't receive any of the prescription verification requests that Hubble sends out.
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The White House regularly sends out emails reporting the latest crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.
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The I.R.S. sends out a letter called a CP2000 Notice by the millions every year.
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When the meeting host sends out an invite, it will have a phone number attached.
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Freecycle sends out your email to all its subscribers, and anyone who wants the object replies.
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Then this administration fires off tweets or sends out press releases about how bad it is.
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When prices fall, Hopper sends out push notifications to convert the app's users to airfare buyers.
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The CrunchMatch service suggests meetings and sends out invitations (which recipients can easily accept or decline).
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Before turning in at night, he sends out another round of bullets from his Twitter gun.
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When you "edit" a tweet, it just deletes the original and sends out the edited version.
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The White House sends out letters publicly confirming that the president told McGahn not to show.
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For instance, the service sends out electronic reminders to prompt users to take one more step.
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Twelve days before a given Sunday's games, CBS sends out tentative game assignments to its affiliates.
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The servicer is the company that sends out statements, collects payments and otherwise manages the loans.
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The source sends out one or two bursts of radio waves every hour, over four days.
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North Korea sends out labor workers abroad but the regime takes about 80% of the income.
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In order to target specific types of computers, the spammer first sends out 'fingerprinting' emails though Onliner.
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Aeva's unit instead sends out a lower-powered continuous wave and measures its frequency when it returns.
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To determine who does and does not have access the government sends out questionnaires to the ISPs.
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Because here's the thing, even with an authenticator app enabled Twitter still sends out SMS verification codes.
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Among many other things, it closely tracks whether people have read the many messages it sends out.
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"Meanwhile, [Trump] tweets about 'The Apprentice' and sends out power-drunk tweets about phone tapping," she added.
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His legal team sends out roughly 3,000 cease-and-desist letters a year involving bogus online ads.
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"[E]very tweet he sends out it's another nail in the coffin of that idea," he said.
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Hey, did you know that TechCrunch sends out a weekly newsletter rounding up the latest startup news?
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When LIGO detects gravitational waves, it automatically sends out alerts to hundreds of scientists across the world.
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Amazon typically sends out the proxy ballot for investors to vote on shareholder resolutions in mid-April.
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After the election, the secretary of state sends out confirmation letters to those voters, who must respond.
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Murphy sends out a weekly newsletter to recruiters, to introduce new additions and resumes on the list.
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Annabel sends out another distress call from Carmel begging her sister to rescue her one more time.
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The computer sends out Bluetooth signals that are detected by iPhones and other Apple devices in the vicinity.
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The main account owner sends out Nest invites and then they can access and control your Nest devices.
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One bat sends out a signal to confuse another bat as both of them approach an insect target.
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"I help her before she sends out that tweet that she really wants to send out," he said.
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But, the media attention and subsequent social media reaction is alarming because of the message it sends out.
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A normal heart beats when its organic pacemaker sends out regular, timed electrical signals through the cardiac muscle.
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The next day, Donald Trump sends out a tweet that morning because it's the world we live in.
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CrunchMatch goes to work and suggests meetings and sends out invitations (which recipients can easily accept or decline).
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If the PIN isn't entered when the software button is released, then the app sends out an alert.
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The preorder page appears to be part of the newsletter Samsung sends out to customers in New Zealand.
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It tries various hardcoded root passwords, infects the device, and then sends out traffic to a preset target.
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Frieda, meanwhile, sends out personal invitations to Gloria, Yoga Jones, Anita, Gina, and Norma to join her bunker.
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According to VIPKid, these policies have been conveyed to teachers through the weekly newsletter the company sends out.
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The patch sends out a small electric pulse that triggers neurons to resonate together at a similar frequency.
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Hawaii Emergency Management sends out message saying the missile alert is a false alarm 45 minutes later pic.twitter.
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Imagine a day where he sends out a tweet where he says all shipments cannot be brought in anymore.
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The Organization of Lunar States sends out an investigative team to ostensibly examine human rights violations within the Society.
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The Queen sends out around 750 every year, signed "Elizabeth R and Philip," and usually featuring a family photograph.
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"For example, the European low-cost airline Ryanair only sends out special flight offers and no-nonsense promotional emails."
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Niklas Goeke sends out the best of his weekly articles and book summaries in a fun and easygoing newsletter.
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Parcel 32 in Charleston, S.C., sends out "cumin buttermilk herb aioli," a reworked ranch, with hot and spicy quail.
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The I.R.S. sends out a "small" number of notices each year because of missing tax ID numbers, he said.
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Today, the Alliance says it counts every stove it sends out as distributed, whether it's being used or not.
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The Door View Cam also has a smart alerts feature, which optimizes the alerts that the Ring app sends out.
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Unfortunately, our school system is in shambles and we elected a for president who routinely sends out typo-riddled tweets.
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One displays which games other party members are playing, while another sends out a notification when "favorite" friends pop online.
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The Amazon blimp is theoretically supposed to act as an "aerial fulfillment center" that sends out drones for package delivery.
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Sempra Energy has met with residents and sends out regular updates on what is happening to the tank that ruptured.
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Ipsy, meanwhile, sends out full-sized makeup brushes and other full-sized items along with samples on a regular basis.
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He sends out the dog, it kills three, and the mother raccoon takes the rest of her children and runs.
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According documents and memos seen by The Times, the timeline went as follows:April 18, the lab sends out the result.
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When a smartphone maker sends out review devices of its products, those units are intended to represent the consumer experience.
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"Back in 2018, Smulders appeared on "The Goods" and said that the actor sends out "hundreds, potentially thousands of cakes.
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Anyway, every week HBO sends out some still photos from the upcoming episode, and on Wednesday they did that again.
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It also lights up the room and sends out its own alarm in case someone didn't hear the first one.
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When a plane crashes into water, a sonic beacon on the recorders sends out a signal for about 30 days.
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For instance, Her Majesty sends out 1,500 Christmas puddings to her staff each year, as well as 750 Christmas cards.
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Rather than knocking out a gene, the idea is to hijack the RNA instructions it sends out to make a protein.
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Encased in glass containers similar to fire extinguishers, the devices are tied to a notification system that immediately sends out alerts.
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Airbnb sends out 1099s for rental income, which is reported on Schedule E, where deductions for expenses can also be taken.
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Malicious software then accesses a user's address book and sends out more phishing emails to all the victims, repeating the cycle.
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Cohen denies Daniels and Trump ever had an affair and sends out a letter purportedly signed by Daniels saying the same.
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The remote control sends out sounds that are too high-pitched for humans to hear, but the robot can decode them.
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Even so, all of this is unofficial until Google sends out invites for an event and makes the new hardware official.
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This is the question he asks every candidate that he sends out on an interview after they return for a debrief.
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His dream is to expand it into a commercial bakery that sends out thousands of cakes and biscuits across the South.
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The flat-bottomed vessel was equipped with a device that sends out an electrical pulse designed to stun, not kill, fish.
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After a coco de mer falls to the ground, it sends out a freaky fingerlike umbilical cord from its vaginal orifice.
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For an annual fee, Chemayi sends out staff members to help fix flat tires, paint scratches or repair broken-down engines.
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Last week, Citizen, which sends out two million notifications a day, was the tenth most downloaded news app for the iPhone.
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Then the other team sends out a player, and on and on it goes for two fast-paced 224-minute halves.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Office of Servicemember Affairs sends out email blasts and maintains social media accounts that provide tips.
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Beazley contracts with a company called CrisisRisk, which sends out a questionnaire to clients when they buy a deadly weapons policy.
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He sends out a free weekly newsletter at Design Luck that reaches 10,000+ readers who aim to think and live smarter.
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"It would make a connection between the music he often sends out into the world and our show," Mr. Matias explained.
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You call the local office of the Environmental Protection Agency or Department of Agriculture, which sends out a professionally qualified inspector.
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The commission regularly sends out tips and guides to its drivers, according to Allan Fromberg, NYC's Taxi and Limousine Commission spokesperson.
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Price: Around $250 per delivery Lootcrate sends out a constant stream of geeky goods, many of them exclusive to the service.
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Every so often Debmarine Namibia sends out unmanned, autonomous vehicles -- much like underwater drones -- to survey the seabed using sonar technology.
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The Vibe As prohibitive as its real estate prices are, Bernal Heights sends out a message of communal warmth and inclusion.
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While any tweet Trump sends out is bound to get a variety of responses, Danielle Muscato's string of tweets deserves special recognition.
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Infatuation with Macron is showing cracks, French pundits commenting on his "Louis XIV" complex: won't talk to media, sends out photos only.
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It's become something of a ritual: September comes around, and Apple sends out its ever-mysterious invite to a few dozen outlets.
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Encore then takes that information and sends out an alert to matching musicians and bands who are registered on its mobile app.
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The free app sends out three tailored health alerts every week to pregnant women, providing tips on having a successful, healthy pregnancy.
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As the A.V. Club points out, before the show, Mia sends out a mass email to everyone who's anyone in Los Angeles.
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He claimed he wants to control who sees the messages he sends out – but critics didn't understand the logic behind his explanation.
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Radar, like lidar, sends out a signal and waits for it to bounce back, but it uses radio waves instead of light.
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When any ECU node along the bus detects an error, it sends out a message in the form of an error frame.
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Canary says it has cut down on the number of push notifications it sends out by more than a quarter since launch.
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It matches people based on their mutual business interests, suggests meetings and sends out invitations (which recipients can easily accept or decline).
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Flash lidar basically sends out a pulse that illuminates the whole scene with near-infrared light (905 nanometers, most likely) at once.
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When a transceiver sends out a 950Mhz signal, the RFID tag wakes up and re-transmits a slightly different signal identifying itself.
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The office, which regularly sends out a Bible verse on Sundays, has since deleted it and replaced with another passage, they said.
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At that point, if they fell for the "Enable Statistics" trick, the malware takes over and sends out payments to the criminals.
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Essay The Internal Revenue Service sends out warnings every year about the ways that crooks trick people out of their tax refunds.
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Early in gestation, the fertilized egg implants itself in the mother's uterine lining and sends out a few cells to breach it.
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Meek sends out a clear warning to the perpetrator, calling him a coward ... and telling him he better hope Meek and co.
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In Manhattan, the New-York Historical Society, sends out its "history brigades" to events like Occupy Wall Street and the Women's March.
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Every year, Harvard sends out thousands of recruitment letters inviting high school juniors to apply, based in part on their P.S.A.T. scores.
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Instead, Mr. MacLeod's company sends out invitations to randomly selected households and then draws names to assemble a representative panel of volunteers.
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If anything, the results could scare Biden folks into rallying for him if that becomes the message his campaign sends out forcefully.
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Instead, he occasionally sends out amateur players like Mulvaney or worse yet, holds court with reporters himself before walking to his helicopter.
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What he's trying to do in each of the tweets he sends out is to frame something first and then repeat it.
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During Amazon Studios' semi-annual pilot season, the site sends out pilot episodes for potential series, so viewers can rate and review them.
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Today's news likely won't be the last time the European commission sends out another warning about security flaws, or orders for a recall.
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He sends out two 18-wheelers a month loaded with bottles and kegs, accounting for about 30 percent of the beer he produces.
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Many people already have Twitter alert them via a push notification when an account they want to track sends out a new tweet.
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We can only roll our eyes when Forever21 sends out a press release about using solar panels on its company headquarters in California.
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Each car on the road would have a dedicated short-range communications (DSRC) unit that sends out and receives basic safety messages (BSMs).
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The CrunchMatch platform then suggests meetings, and it even sends out the invitations, which you can easily accept or decline as you please.
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Even when it's offline and sleeping it sends out a secure Bluetooth beacon that can be detected by other people's Apple devices nearby.
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The site sends out regular media alerts detailing each day's jubilees to the 20,23 press outlets and entertainment figures on its mailing list.
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When activated, it sends out a message to trusted contacts, asking them to intervene when the person feels unsafe in a given situation.
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"He doesn't even care who he pisses off, he just sends out a tweet so that he controls the news cycle," she said.
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The committee has also mandated that each campaign have a point of contact for cybersecurity, and sends out both regular and emergency newsletters.
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The system, using location technology, sends out short sets of questions to smartphones along three themes: Do you feel safe in your neighborhood?
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A small thing we do that sends out a big message is we provide everyone with a refillable water bottle for the trip.
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According to Tan Hoang Gia Trading Co., the factory sends out about 10 to 12 shipping containers filled with Lovesac products a week.
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That's because the Social Security Administration sends out a statement in January showing the amount of benefits you received in the prior year.
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Carolyn Everson, Facebook's vice president of global marketing solutions, regularly sends out video messages to communicate with the company's internal ad-sales teams.
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As HRW explained in its report, the country's broadcast regulation agency sends out warnings to the outlets and stations for perceived negative reporting.
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Somebody's gotta do the job of making sure President Donald J. Trump knows we've been paying attention to tweets he sends out every day.
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The system sends out alerts for tsunami warnings, tornado and flash flood warnings, as well as hurricane, typhoon, storm surge, and extreme wind warnings.
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Multiple returns per pulse: When the Honeycomb sends out a pulse of light, it doesn't just see the first object the laser beam touches.
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And when it gets inflamed, it sends out metabolites that cause disruption of the activity, both of the epigenome and of the gene directly.
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Sometimes test missiles have a pinger on board where it sends out a signal that can be picked up, and you can locate it.
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"It sends out a clear message that anyone travelling into North Yorkshire to commit crime will be caught and brought to justice," he said.
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Time and again, Chait sends out stick figures—liberalism, Marxism, political correctness, conservatism—to do battle while he provides snarky commentary from the sidelines.
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You're all going to look awfully silly when NBC Sports sends out it's team-based greetings and the NHL is front and center. Yep.
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Often, default passwords are the same on every device a manufacturer sends out, which makes them even less secure than your average crappy password.
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Soon after Stalin finally dies, Beria sends out his own kill list, embracing — as Selina Meyer of "Veep" once put it — continuity with change.
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Tips are their way to show extra appreciation and purchase unique photos, live video chats or even worn undergarments that she occasionally sends out.
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The city's education department sends out a spreadsheet listing how many students of each race applied to the schools, and how many were accepted.
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Harvard Medical School sends out an email when an esteemed faculty member passes away, and more often than not I delete it without clicking.
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Her Majesty also sends out 1,500 Christmas puddings every year to staff throughout the royal palaces, the Court Post Office, and the Palace police.
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Sense Photonics is one company working on a "flash" lidar, which sends out many laser points simultaneously, taking in information much like a camera.
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Earnest's successor, Sean Spicer, has said he often does not receive a heads-up before the president-elect sends out his attention-grabbing tweets.
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The colony sends out a large number of swarmers because only a very small percentage make it through mating to start a new generation.
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When KLM sends out boarding updates or information on a flight's gate number, some customers reply with a selfie of them boarding the plane.
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So he concocts a plan to hold a singing contest (everyone loves singing contests, he reasons, not inaccurately) and sends out fliers about an audition.
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WHEN a person speaks, air is forced out through the lungs, making the vocal chords vibrate, which sends out characteristic wave patterns through the air.
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Plants typically use odors to communicate with other plants, attract pollinators or deter predators; on what mission katsura sends out maltol is still a mystery.
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It's the ultimate humble brag (we all know that family who sends out pages-long newsletters), and one of my favorite parts of the season.
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Election officials couldn't determine Bayh residency To clean up its voter lists, Indiana sends out postcards every two years to registered voters in the state.
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After completing the profile, Rockets of Awesome sends out a box of kids' apparel and accessories four times per year – one for each new season.
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At the touch of a button, the wearable device sends out either a cooling or warming sensation through the super sensitive skin on your wrist.
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One of them, secured to the underside of the ship, sends out a sonar ping and listens to hear it reflect off tiny gas bubbles.
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And the nonprofit Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation now regularly sends out a recreational vehicle equipped with Wi-Fi and computers to neighborhoods, including Hope Village.
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So the department also sends out signals from on high: Mr Xi's speeches, and directives given by leaders during their visits to provinces or factories.
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Still, given the regular reminders the CDC sends out about how gross pools, spas, and water parks are — all these measures don't seem like enough.
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The company sends out a technician to inspect the home, noting any potential issues, and then sends the homeowner a full report on the house.
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Donald Trump does so many crazy things, makes so many outrageous statements, sends out so many ugly tweets, the media can't keep up with them.
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Gobble sends out the same kinds of meals as its competitors, but somehow crams all of the meal-making into as little as 15 minutes.
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When his firm sends out letters to prospective clients — usually people who have been sued over a debt – he tries to make sure they know.
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You know you are screwed when the city sends out an engineering map that says "SEWERS TO BE ABANDONED" and your street is on it.
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When he taps his button, it fires off a Python script that sends the same signal the Starbucks app would when sends out an order.
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That is partly because The Tab offers its reporters training about sourcing, social media and privacy and sends out regular emails with journalism job listings.
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In addition, he sends out a weekly email of portfolio reports to his clients to meet their desire for convenience, alerts, and aggregation of information.
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Google often sends out a "signal" to knock out identified malicious SDK modules, and it can protect you if your phone already has the malware.
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Created by a network of conservative donors organized by the Koch brothers, it sends out regular emails blasting the agency for every failure and misstep.
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Seth sends out more links about smaller-size masks to a group of neighborhood parents because the ones we bought don't come in kid sizes.
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Since there is very little communication between the two countries, any kind of message the US sends out is read by Pyongyang with great interest.
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When extreme heat is forecast, Shah sends out WhatsApp alerts to health officers, hospital liaisons, the fire department, the police, the parks department, and other officials.
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Antennas on Earth can still pick up the signals that InSight sends out, but without interpretation by the MarCO probes, they won't tell scientists very much.
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While the platform might receive dozens of replies to a question, it only sends out to the user a selection of answers judged correct, Bwika said.
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However, unlike Warby which sends a handful of real glasses to your home, Pair sends out cardboard replicas of their designs for kids to try on.
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When Symmetra sends out the elliptical Photon Barrier, it moves forward on a set path so your team can advance behind it while avoiding enemy attacks.
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A child moves nearby and a computer sends out a notification that the pool has become an "attractive nuisance" and a fence should be built immediately.
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It's the period when the agency sends out letters, typically via the US Postal Service, requesting late payments and notifying taxpayers of errors on their returns.
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Ring only sends out alerts for eight specific kinds of incident: Burglary, vehicle break-in and theft, robbery, shots fired, shootings, stabbings, hostage situations, and arson.
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It may not be Priebus' personal fault that he can't control or at least pare the number of tweets President Trump sends out at any time.
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Linqia sends out surveys to what it calls "influencer councils" to ask the thousands of influencers in its network how brands should communicate on social media.
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Unable to take no for an answer, the pastry kitchen sends out small almond financiers, chocolate bonbons wrapped in gold foil, and blood orange fruit jellies.
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She wrote 450 recipes last year, and each month sends out about 150,000 meals like lemongrass- and coriander-crusted pork loin and coconut-almond breakfast smoothies.
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For example, Amazon runs a program called Connections, which sends out small questionnaires to employees: Does your work provide you with opportunities to learn new things?
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Their device, via headphones and electrodes placed on the person's neck and head, sends out bursts of sounds and mild electrical pulses that alternate with one another.
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This is in contrast to his predecessors, or even other administration officials (the State Department sends out an advance schedule for top officials every night, for example).
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And Douyin now sends out official push notifications and emergency alerts for Chinese President Xi Jinping's administration, essentially making it a channel of communication for the government.
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At any rate, it's a better opening move than the freebie the kitchen sends out, a fried lasagna noodle coated with powdered cheese, tomatoes and pizza seasonings.
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If they aren't able to decipher the data that InSight sends out during landing, NASA's knowledge of the event will be a little less reliable at first.
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"I help her — before she sends out that tweet that she really wants to send out," he explained during a January appearance on Steve Harvey's talk show.
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Software tycoon turned cryptocurrency enthusiast John McAfee recently revealed that he charges $105,000 for each tweet he sends out promoting digital coins or initial coin offerings (ICO).
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What about the civil liberties of Latino Americans when he sends out his "deportation force" to round up the 11 million undocumented immigrants, as he has vowed?
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The SSA only sends out paper statements to people age 623 and over who aren't receiving benefits and who don't have a My Social Security online account.
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But there's unrest — not everyone is happy with the status quo, and the Moon's governing body, the Organization of Lunar States, sends out a team to investigate.
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Each state sends out a ballot at least 45 days before the election and voters must register by the deadline for the state they last lived in.
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The Convention Rules Committee votes on and passes a package of changes that it then sends out to the floor for a vote by all 6673 delegates.
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Just for clarity, scheduled rides, the app sends out a signal for a driver right before the ride is scheduled, or is that something that ... No, sorry.
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He goes on to say that our immune system sends out a crazy response to the offending bacteria, and destroys bone and anything else in its path.
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The queen sends out congratulatory telegrams to her subjects when they have been married for 60 years, but her own children are unlikely to reach the milestone.
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"If Planned Parenthood sends out an e-mail and asks all their donors to contact their Congress members—that's honest, it's real, it's citizen action," Fitch said.
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Capital One usually sends out referral bonus offers via email, while you can find your referral bonuses on Citi and Discover by logging in to your account.
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"She believes it sends out an important message about global Britain and making the most of the opportunities which lie ahead of us," her spokesman told reporters.
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The president undermines our secretary of State, raises tensions in the area by virtue of the tweets that he sends out," Corker told ABC's "Good Morning America.
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Critics, who say the relationship sends out the wrong message, have called on Tennis Australia to end it, and Djokovic said there should at least be a debate.
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When microphones inside the kennel detect the sound of fireworks, a built-in audio system sends out opposing frequencies that Ford claims significantly reduces or cancels the cacophony.
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Critic's Notebook How about one of these days some fashion maverick makes a radically ironic move — sends out, say, a Lawrence Welk collection shown on models sporting toupees?
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We use an established outside vendor to monitor for websites that use our name and brands without authorization, and the vendor routinely sends out notices to those sites.
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Their release sends out "a terrible message to women and girls about the lack of protection they can expect from the state", Mohamed told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The inner region of the nebula sends out "clock-like pulses of radiation and tsunamis of charged particles embedded in magnetic fields," NASA said in a statement online.
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Unlike traditional UWB devices, Melamed explained, Vayyar's sensor sends out thousands of signals that create hundreds of thousands of points in space, which are analyzed in real time.
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Sheltr sends out people to conduct "check ups" to find problem areas that require fixing, in the hope of catching issues before they become larger, and more expensive.
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For about an hour, Mr. Hughes grilled Mr. Fitzsimmons on the thousands of recruitment letters, called "interest letters," that Harvard sends out each year to high school juniors.
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He has a form letter he sends out when a client is sued by a creditor that does not comply with the state's Corporation Business Activities Reporting Act.
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Already some 19 in 21147 Americans say they support a program in which the federal government sends out regular checks to everyone, regardless of their earnings or employment.
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Intel's chief diversity and inclusion officer recently told Business Insider that the company sends out an annual survey to 7,000 workers asking for ways to improve on inclusion.
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The men who received the letter may be "concerned about losing their social status if this attacker sends out information to their friends in their neighborhoods," Eargle said.
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The company, which was founded in Seoul, says it currently serves about 90 million active users across the globe and sends out about 1.5 billion messages per month.
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Mattis had just sent out a memo asking to have until December, and then [Trump] sends out a tweet pretending like the generals told him to do it.
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Already some 1 in 2 Americans say they support a program in which the federal government sends out regular checks to everyone, regardless of their earnings or employment.
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When the satellite sends out its radio pulse toward Mars, it can penetrate up to around two miles below the surface before reflecting back toward the satellite's sensors.
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Each recorder is contained inside a strong bright-orange housing and attached to a beacon, or pinger, which sends out acoustic signals about once a second after a crash.
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They'll come within 2,175 miles of the planet, and when they do, they'll attempt to collect the ultra high frequency (UHF) signals that InSight sends out about its landing.
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SATs are now shipped to and from some test sites in lock boxes, and the College Board regularly sends out "take-down notices" if it sees test material online.
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"I think whoever (the coach) sends out, they're trying to score a goal, but we have so many weapons on this team," said Point, who scored his ninth goal.
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If a claim is rejected after a product is already on the market, the FDA sends out warning letters and injunctions to the manufacturer demanding the product be removed.
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Then I discovered the (wildly successful) crowdfunding campaigns for the Perifit, a pelvic floor trainer that sends out a Bluetooth signal to a video game app on your phone.
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Sallie Mae typically sends out notices to alert borrowers that repayment is about to start — another reason to make sure your lender knows how to reach you, she said.
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Upward rising air motion from hurricanes, storms and volcanoes creates a charge imbalance in the atmosphere; to rectify this, the sky sends out static discharge, otherwise known as lightning.
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The state pharmacy board, for its part, sends out letters to pharmacies and health providers when a person who was prescribed or dispensed drugs by those entities fatally overdoses.
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Strokes, for instance, can destroy parts of the brain along the pathway from sensory regions to areas where the brain makes decisions and sends out commands to the body.
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Established in 2012 and available on a mobile app since 2013, Sitata sends out "Trip Alerts" that cover any potentially travel-disrupting event, other than the usual flight delays.
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And I don't know that every tweet that President Trump for example, sends out is like a methodically thought through thing, saying let me distract — let me finish my sentence.
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One character you meet is trapped in a corporate mascot's uniform and sends out desperate requests for aid, but resolutely parrots corporate pablum at you when you attempt to help.
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Then there was "breadcrumbing" — when a person you want to date and/or get naked with sends out a series of non-committal text messages that slowly drive you insane.
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It is only when the FDA finally sends out the company's press release that there is widespread media coverage to create any urgency to get the products out of commerce.
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There's Watch Over Me, an app that tracks your activity—say while you're out jogging—then sends out an alert if you don't check in safely after completing the run.
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Singapore, for example, sends out daily briefings on coronavirus updates -- how many new cases are confirmed, how many patients have been discharged from hospital, and whether new clusters are appearing.
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What's remarkable, and what I've never seen before, is the way that Trump sends out the dog-whistle signals to the media, which picks up themes with almost Pavlovian enthusiasm.
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It sends out alerts — brief synopses of anomalous disease outbreaks that its AI has discovered and the risks they may pose — to health care, government, business, and public health clients.
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Recognizing the needs of a growing elderly population, he and his team are testing a new shoe-insert system that detects falls and sends out alerts to help vulnerable seniors.
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"The brilliant survival part of our brain recognizes that the organism is in danger and is being starved, and sends out chemicals to get you to overeat emotionally," she said.
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Never fear, watch it here: Johns Hopkins University sends out a thank-you email every year to students, faculty and alumni, and most years it has gone with a video.
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But in the Trump era, snippets of useful information from dedicated public employees are more like the signals that a survivor's beacon sends out after being buried by an avalanche.
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The emergency locator transmitter (ELT) sends out a signal that can be picked up by satellites in the international search-and-rescue network when an aircraft is in an accident.
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Ye Guofu, the Chinese entrepreneur who co-founded Miniso with Junya Miyake, who runs its design team in Tokyo, sends out some 200 buyers around the world in search of ideas.
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On the phone's edge is a red button—also known as an assistance button—that sends out an alarm in the form of a text message with the user's GPS location.
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The system, devised by MIT researchers, uses a transmitter that sends out sound waves underwater, which then hit sensors with embedded receivers, transmitting a tiny amount of energy in the process.
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If you're going to run a program that sends out automatic tweets, you might want to check it once in a while, lest it begin resembling an acid-induced bad dream.
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During stress, the hypothalamus, a region in the brain, makes and sends out a chemical called corticotrophin-releasing factor, which signals for the pituitary gland to release another chemical, adrenocorticotrophic hormone.
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Sperm from a male drone fertilizes a queen's eggs, and she sends out a chemical signal, or pheromone, that renders worker bees, which are all female, sterile when they detect it.
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Xiaomi's replacement for this is an ultrasonic sensor behind the display, that instead of emitting infrared, sends out sound signals to detect if objects are near the face of the screen.
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ASN sends out an email to hosts with some basic details: usually just the name, the dates they need hosting, and a tiny sliver of information about the person travelling over.
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Many underwater explorers rely on something called a side-scan sonar device: Towed behind a ship, it sends out acoustic waves to its left and right that bounce off the seafloor.
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Flaky, whole-wheat methi paratha is the king of tandoor-baked breads here, and how nice that the kitchen sends out complimentary gulab jamun to new customers ahead of the bill.
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Twice a year he sends out a list of books — including history, biography, finance and economics, self-help, and more — from which clients can choose a number of books as gifts.
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"Whether he follows through on his threat or not, he sends out an unmistakable message to every broadcast outlet in the country: Watch what you say — or else," Mr. Feldstein said.
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More than 33,000 people are on the group's email list, which sends out weekly calls to action, and the group is looking for funding and ways to bolster other Democratic legislative efforts.
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In 2014, Walmart launched a subscription box, Beauty Box, which sends out samples of beauty products, like face masks and make-up remover, four times per year, for just $5 per box.
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One hundred times every second that Cota chip sends out an RF signal like a homing beacon that's picked up by the thousands of tiny antennas inside the larger Cota base station.
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The first sign of a problem often comes when the lender sends out an appraiser, who judges the property is worth less than what the buyer offered a month or two earlier.
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LIDAR is a lot like radar, but instead of radio waves, it sends out millions of laser light signals per second and measures how long it takes for them to bounce back.
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It's the same motivation that drives Ella & Oak, which describes itself as "Warby Parker meets Rent the Runway," and sends out boxes of sample dresses for brides to try on at home.
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The Tile app runs in the background and sends out a ping when an item someone is searching for is detected to the Tile cloud and back down to the other user.
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The dollar may weaken against the yen if the Fed sends out a dovish message on its future rate hike path at its policy announcement due hours after the BOJ's, analysts say.
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"Prosecuting girls who are victims of sexual exploitation and violence, whilst allowing adult perpetrators to go free, sends out the wrong message," said Christa Stewart, a lawyer with the charity Equality Now.
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Former congressman Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) blames conservatives in general and Trump in particular for the killings — even as he simultaneously sends out pleas for donations to salvage his sputtering presidential campaign.
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Every month, the National Independent Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) sends out a member survey, asking them a slew of different questions as they relate to their business and the broader economy.
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"Having the VIBee badge sends out a signal to the rest of the user base saying that you've never harassed anyone on the platform and that you're a good user," Wolfe says.
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Anyway, somebody-or-other's toast sits under the smoked gravlax, red with beet juice and very silky on its bed of coconut crème fraîche, that Mr. DiSpirito sends out as an amuse.
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Trump's yearning to scrap the deal entirely has been turned into a face-saving solution that sends out the message he wants, but also takes into consideration concerns from other parties involved.
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Five times a week, Sam sends out newsletters with suggestions of what to cook in the coming days as well as his take on music, film, books and whatever strikes his fancy.
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The camera sends out laser pulses to gauge its surroundings, and the people on Google's mapping team then pore over the data to categorize different features such as intersections, driveways, or fire hydrants.
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And I don't know that every tweet that President Trump, for example, sends out is like a methodically thought through thing, saying ... 'let me distract from this story that I'm seeing on cable.
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His campaign regularly sends out press releases designed to convince whoever is reading that Donnelly is a base-bucking Democrat with wide support from Republicans because he's willing to split with his party.
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While the Clinton campaign boasts a communications staff of more than a dozen, only one Trump campaign staffer, campaign spokeswoman Hicks, who is new to politics, handles media inquiries and sends out statements.
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At just the right moment, the fictional pinch sends out an intense electromagnetic pulse, thereby blacking out the power grid of Las Vegas just long enough for the thieves to bypass security systems.
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When police issue a request for footage, Ring sends out an alert to customers in the vicinity, asking them to "share videos" captured by their doorbell cameras during a specific period of time.
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TARLOV: You would love if Kanye West sends out one tweet in favor of the president and you guys are riding high -- WATTERS: You know, we&aposll take Kanye, you take Barbara Streisand.
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After responding to my police blotter question, Frame launched into a series of not-very-well-controlled experiments about how much faster Citizen sends out local alerts than something like a Twitter account.
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If both partners indicate a mutual interest in an activity, the app sends out an alert; from there, they're encouraged to begin a fun conversation about what they're looking for in the bedroom.
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NatureBox sends out payloads of anonymously sealed healthy snacks, and Loot Crate lets you unearth Deadpool shirts and vinyl ogre figurines, which are the sort of things you'd prefer arrive in unmarked packaging.
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If Washington is willing to give up this year's first-rounder, a swap that sends out the pick and brings back Los Angeles Lakers guard Lou Williams could work well for both sides.
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I watch N.B.A. highlights right from my phone's lock screen: The great Bleacher Report app sends out push alerts with embedded videos of the key moments from the games, often in real time.
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This multitasking restaurant also serves weekday lunch specials and boozy Saturday waffle brunches, but come for dinner when the kitchen sends out rustic Italian dishes, like garlicky snails, spaghetti vongole, and osso buco.
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New tools introduced by the firm include a button to report claims of discrimination and a "RideCheck" feature that sends out push notifications when GPS data indicates a car crash may have occurred.
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Each Monday morning, the White House communications staff sends out a talking-points memo about its theme for the week to every House and Senate GOP communicator, as well as key outside allies.
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It sends out an important signal to business and private individuals, encouraging them likewise to take greater account of the consequences of their purchasing decisions and to pay attention to each product's history.
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St. Fleur sends out newsletters to enlighten players, ships books to display different artists and styles, and texts photos of works to players if he believes one or more of them might be interested.
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At the time, former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer noted in June 2017 that Trump&aposs tweets are official statements and the White House often sends out official statements everytime the President tweets.
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It takes five seconds of my time, and sends out a little bit of good karma so that, when the shoe is on the other foot, I might get a text message explanation, too.
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Fujifilm, as does many other device manufacturers, often sends out prerelease cameras to special testers to get feedback before the product is brought to market, and it appears that's where this model came from.
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That weapon was similar to today's Taser: a Glock-shaped object that sends out two live wires, loaded with fifty thousand volts of electricity and ending in barbed darts that attach to a target.
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The platform sends out an invitation to that recipient to either accept the gift, exchange the gift for something else on the platform, or donate the dollar value to the charity of their choice.
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Today: Trump uses the ceremony originally scheduled for the Eagles to play the National Anthem and "God Bless America," and the White House sends out a statement accusing the team of abandoning its fans.
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McGill, who sends out an email with volunteer opportunities each night, has been increasingly directing volunteers to partner with established groups like the Capital Food Bank and the Department of Aging and Community Living.
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Her own views emerge in dispatches she sends out in the company catalog: about her devotion to Fox News, her love for Hall & Oates — they once performed at Uline — and her disdain for marijuana.
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Our photographer and writer captured the 24/7 process, from the powerful snow guns perched along the slopes to the mid-mountain pump house that sends out 10 million gallons of water each day.
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And I just mean — I don't think he understands that the messages that he sends out, especially when you take into account they're being received in other languages around the world, what that does.
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The military sends out a "notice to airmen," or NOTAM, when it plans to block GPS in an area, but pilots don't always become aware of the problem until they find themselves flying satellite-blind.
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They're all in the food industry, so we order somewhat extravagantly and the kitchen sends out (and comps) the remainder of the menu, from three different kinds of pate to some very fancy pizza bagels!
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The drone also features new built-in obstacle avoidance for its sides, adding the standard front-facing variety that sends out a near-constant flash of infrared light, serving as a sort of makeshift LIDAR.
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It's essentially a switchboard: my wife's phone sends out a signal to the local cell tower and gives it the number of the SMSC, which forwards her text message from the tower to the SMSC.
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Among the new tools the company is launching is one called "RideCheck," which sends out an alert when its GPS data indicates a potential crash, or if a ride appears to be taking too long.
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"Legislation sends out a powerful message that stigma masquerading as 'therapy' will not be tolerated by modern societies ... and we encourage Irish parliamentarians to quickly pick up this really important issue," she said by email.
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He sends out an email every other week highlighting Ms. Boucher's past votes, showing how he would vote differently, and at the first candidate forum last week in Ridgefield, Mr. Haskell routinely criticized her record.
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Walmart sends out boxes from multiple warehouses around the country under its two-day shipping program, but with one-day shipping, it is stocking inventory in the closest single warehouse to the shopper, Lore said.
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McClimans says 80 percent of diners opt for the community project, which typically puts six to nine dishes on the table, although the chef says he sends out more food if anyone is still hungry.
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The board also is notified when an individual sees eight or more doctors and visits five different pharmacies within a six-month period, and sends out a letter to providers in such cases, he said.
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It sends out faint electrical pulses, which are supposed to jolt you into a state of calm and also stimulate three acupuncture points on the inside of your wrist, which trigger the release of melatonin.
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Once somebody picks a plan on the insurance marketplace, their enrollment file gets sent electronically to the health plan, which typically collects the first month's premium, sends out an ID card, and begins to provide coverage.
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The manager knew those events were popular, he told me, because Buffalo Wild Wings corporate sends out emails to managers telling them what big sporting events are on TV that their customers might want to watch.
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The Table Church's group sends out the following reminder to all volunteers who sign up to make deliveries: It is crucial to remember that when we're fulfilling these volunteer requests we MUST USE RIGOROUS HYGIENE PROTOCOLS.
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Customers simply pick a collection, Made Renovation then puts together a "mood board" of materials from that collection, sends out a 3D rendering of what to expect, then goes into build mode with its GC partners.
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Founded in 1973, Matt's Flights sends out deals once or twice a week to subscribers of its free email, which covers domestic and international flights from United States and Canadian airports, in more than 2197 cities.
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The airline now sends out notifications to passengers on their mobile devices to let them now boarding has begun once the first boarding pass is scanned, so that travelers don't have to hover around the gate.
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This concern is especially acute because Links will include location-based services using so-called "beacon" technology, which sends out geo-targeted Bluetooth-based signals to users who choose to receive them, according to the project's website.
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It's unclear how that could impact addiction risk, but the variant seemed to result in a change that increased the signals it sends out in the frontal cortex, a change that also correlated with greater opioid dependency.
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Instead, he writes down what he wants to accomplish, and when he does address work email, he sends out his own messages first to delegate what needs to be done before he reads what's in his inbox.
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Asia's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, lives in a $1bn, 27-storey Mumbai town house and sends out invitations to his daughter's wedding costing $4,000 each, about as much as four poor rural families spend in a year.
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"The street thug that the hacker mastermind sends out could conceivably sit here and just collect money after money after money until the ATM is empty," said Charles Henderson, the global managing partner of X-Force Red.
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The argument recurs virtually every time a newspaper sends out a correspondent to harvest the opinions of hardcore Trump voters — and discovers they are pleased with the refugee ban, the press bashing, the outrage of the week.
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Since shifting her focus to writing elsewhere, Shane no longer sends out Prostitute Laundry (she does maintain a new letter, however, called Post-Prostitute, along with a weekly playlist called Prostitunes) but the new book preserves it.
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In "In an Era of Strife, Museums Collect History as It Happens," Graham Bowley writes: In Manhattan, the New-York Historical Society, sends out its "history brigades" to events like Occupy Wall Street and the Women's March.
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It is Ms. Nielsen who sends out the emails announcing internal policy and planning meetings that now contain a clipped addendum — "principals only" — with a stern warning that any subordinates who wander in will be immediately ejected.
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An acoustic tag attached to the fin of each shark sends out a ping each time it comes within about a third of a mile of an underwater receiver, or within about 30 feet of another tagged shark.
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There were many mornings, and nights, and afternoons where I was so sick that…I might sound crazy saying this, but when you're about to die, your brain chemistry sends out weird signals saying, You're going to die.
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"These occupations by MINUSCA sends out a contradictory message given that they have been stepping up efforts to clear out schools occupied by armed groups," Lewis Mudge, Africa researcher at HRW, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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To earn a point, one team sends out a solo "raider," who must cross the centerline, tag an opposing player on the defense within 12 seconds, then cross back over the centerline to his side before being tackled.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese social media giant Tencent Holdings Ltd said on Tuesday that it will fix a "translation bug" on its chat app WeChat that sends out distinct non-sequitors when country flags are inputted via text message.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese social media giant Tencent Holdings Ltd said on Tuesday that it will fix a "translation bug" on its chat app WeChat that sends out distinct non-sequitors when country flags are inputted via text message.
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They have it through the American Community Survey, which the Census Bureau sends out to about 2.5 percent of households every year, and which asks a broad range of questions about jobs, housing, schools, citizenship status and more.
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As people struggle to find food and water and live without basic necessities, our president sends out Tweets promptly blaming Puerto Rico for the damage they are suffering, alluding to the money they owe and their fragile economy.
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But don&apost forget the leak that just occurred last week where at midnight the department of justice sends out this that Devin Nunes and Paul Ryan had a chance to read documents and they didn&apost read them.
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If a pet wanders off, a community Pet Finder feature sends out an alert to all app users in the neighborhood and will notify neighborhood users when the pet comes back within range of anyone with the Pawscout app.
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There's also a mention of a "Fire TV Cube" on this page, tucked away in Amazon's account management backend to let folks toggle their subscriptions to any one of the dozens of newsletters/email campaigns that Amazon sends out.
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Most noticeably, it now lets players know where the final battleground is located on the map and sends out each team on its own respective aircraft so you can loot, regroup, and prepare for a more explosive final fight.
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"Things like the logos they send out really sends out the wrong message to people in the U.S. and abroad because those logos, if you look at them carefully, many of them are adaptations of NASA logos," Harrison said.
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Whenever a beached dolphin is spotted the park sends out a team to carry out an autopsy and determine the cause of death or, very occasionally, bring the still living dolphin to the park for treatment, with limited success.
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It already sends out local alerts such as reports of missing children and weather emergencies, but the presidential alert tested Wednesday is reserved for major emergencies that affect the entire nation, like a widespread weather, health, or security issue.
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"The power of this ruling is the message it sends out," said Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, which filed a motion on behalf of Mr. Kunkeli that led to Justice Rosa's decision.
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First on the stand was Dean of Admissions William Fitzsimmons, whose office of 40 people oversees the annual screening of an estimated 40,000 applications to determine which high schoolers receive one of the 2,19783 acceptance letters Harvard sends out.
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Not only that, a quick look at his Twitter feed shows that he gets thousands of retweets and likes for every single tweet he sends out (not to mention crazy amounts of replies from people praising and bashing him).
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There's also an SOS Button that when pressed sends out an instant notification of the device's location, so if you or anyone who has the GI300 is in danger, this Spy Tech device can let someone know where you are.
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December 256, 2015: Donald Trump's doctor sends out a similar note, though in keeping with Trump's general trend toward making the biggest, splashiest, most luxurious public statements possible, he goes further than Clinton's doctor while also being much less detailed.
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The contained NFC chip is "passive and only sends out information," according to the Adidas website, and is marketed as allowing fans who bring their mobile devices close to the ball access to premium content like exclusive videos, competitions, and challenges.
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"The import tariff waiver is a signal that China don't want to cause bigger conflicts with the U.S., and sends out a message that the country's opening-up process is still ongoing," said Nie Wen, an economist at Hwabao Trust.
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Twitter has blocked U.S. intelligence agencies from accessing Dataminr, a social media tool that sends out real-time alerts based on an algorithm that includes keywords and geotags, according to a report on Sunday night from the Wall Street Journal.
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"Every time an incident like this happens the president of Cal Poly sends out an email basically saying that some students are offended about the incident and that he apologizes and it doesn't reflect what Cal Poly is about," said Paoletto.
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"When I see the tweets that President-elect Trump sends out, one, he is demeaning the professionalism and careers of some very, very smart people, and second, I note that he doesn't go to his intelligence briefings most days," he said.
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In an informal complaint to be filed with the Federal Communications Commission, the union and consumer groups contend that Verizon is engaged in "institutional deception" because it sends out workers with no intention of repairing old-fashioned copper telephone wires.
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Interestingly, the U.K. sends out tax receipts as a matter of policy to all taxpayers, while, in the U.S., this information is only available online (on the official White House website) for people who are motivated enough to seek it out.
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"The man who sends out a twitter tirade accusing a former President of crimes for which he provides no evidence, the man who doubles down when anyone with any sense pushes back, that man is our Commander in Chief," he said.
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At the same time, a business model that sends out livestock with the wildness and intelligence bred out of them into America's mountains and deserts should factor in the risk of loss as part of the cost of doing business.
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Opposite the upper seat, in the chair closest to the doorway, is the so-called manager, the one who sends out invitations, orders dishes, arranges the seating, urges people to drink more and then shoves the drunks into taxis afterward.
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" Aisha Gill, a professor of criminology at the University of Roehampton, said in a phone interview that the verdict was "significant because it sends out a message to affected communities that these kinds of harmful practices will not be tolerated.
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StingRay (also known as "Hailstorm" or "TriggerFish") is an "IMSI catcher" basically acts like a cell phone tower, and sends out signals which force cell phones to ping them back with information showing their owner's location and other identifying information.
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It then sends out a press release to say it was not only the best-selling game (for consoles at US retail) in November, but also the best-selling game of the year (for consoles at US retail), without providing clear sales figures.
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Trump has apparently been reluctant to surrender the device for fear of being cut off from the outside world, while his staff has likely been pulling its collective hair out over an inability to vet the messages he sends out into the world.
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Foot Locker is taking a stake in the subscription-based shopping service, Rockets of Awesome — a startup that's something of a "Stitch Fix for kids," in that it sends out a personalized selection of children's apparel in seasonal boxes, shipped to customers' homes.
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When a node realizes that it's either sent or received a bad message, it not only sends out the aforementioned error frame, it increments this counter by some amount (eight ticks for sending a bad message, one for receiving a bad message).
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It appears The Boston Globe, which sends out early editions of its daily newspaper, thought what the rest of the world did — with the Atlanta Falcons leading the Super Bowl by 19 points heading into the fourth quarter, New England had no shot.
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Many gun owners already know it's a shell of its former self, a front for manufacturers that sends out membership cards to anyone it can get in its database whether they wanted to join or not, artificially inflating its numbers to 5 million.
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Joe Sutton, president of Jay at Play, is happy to tell me about Boxy Girls, but he jokes three times that he "won't say the name" of the company that dominates online shopping and most often sends out those familiar brown boxes.
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Mystical moments alternate with whimsical ones, as when the performers form something of an impromptu jazz combo at the back of the stage, or Ms. Pretty spins while holding a disco ball attached to a string that sends out fragments of light.
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Produced by an ad firm, Ackerman McQueen, NRATV sends out apocalyptic, hard-right messages; warnings of race wars; and, in September, a diatribe against diversity that featured the talking trains on the popular children's show "Thomas & Friends" in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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"There have been millions of image downloads," said Dr. Arthur Toga of the University of Southern California, whose group sends out M.R.I. scans and other data to researchers who request them from A.D.N.I. About 6,300 investigators have received study data, he said.
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Linked up to the hardware and sensors, Sam identifies common toilet problems, such as leaks that trickle out hundreds of gallons of water, by measuring variations in vibrations, and when it does, it sends out a free repair kit to fix it yourself.
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When the President does something like retweet the image of himself knocking down a person with a CNN logo for a head, or when he says that members of his own cabinet are virtually guilty of "treason," he sends out a dangerous message.
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Smith, arguing for the plaintiffs, said the notices the state sends out are typically thrown out by the recipient — 70 percent are not returned, according to one estimate — which can lead to a large number of people targeted for removal who should not be.
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Rabbani Wahhab, senior fixed income portfolio manager at London & Capital, told CNBC on Wednesday that the timing and size of the rate cuts from New Zealand, Thailand and India sends out a clear message to their respective economies and the rest of the world.
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All I can tell you is that the emergence of these groups like Indivisible that have networks spread across the country means that when Andy sends out a tweet and it gets picked up by them, information can spread like wildfire across the country.
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"The fact that the Indian government is receiving a high level military officer at a time when the international community is criticizing the military sends out a signal," said K.Yhome who specializes on India's neighborhood policy at the New Delhi-based Observer Research Foundation.
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To understand that, we have to go back a few years: To supplement those forms that the census mails out, the government sends out census workers to knock on doors and ask people how many people live in residences that didn't return the forms.
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With almost all them closed for now, the arugula, radishes, spinach and other plants that he seeded in the ground on Sunday will probably end up in the boxes he sends out each week to summer members of his C.S.A. (for community supported agriculture).
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With almost all them closed for now, the arugula, radishes, spinach and other plants that he seeded in the ground on Sunday will probably end up in the boxes he sends out each week to summer members of his C.S.A. (for community supported agriculture).
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The restaurant makes its own olive oil (a few miles away, near the Lim fjord), and sends out creative Italian and Istrian-inflected dishes from one of three multicourse options that might include Adriatic tuna tartar, oxtail and lobster dumplings, and fennel ice cream.
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"It sends out the message that we are not a place where anything goes and that we're taking all necessary measures to protect the borders," he said, adding that the process of deporting migrants who did not merit refugee status would be sped up.
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The Ronald McDonald House in Durham, North Carolina, offers a Wishing Tree kit to community organizations, while the Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC) in California sends out Wishing Trees to any group that's interested in buying gifts for impoverished children and disabled adults.
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Anytime anybody pops up and is using the word 'Lego' in a commercial sense, the Lego company sends out information and notification as to how they would like you to use their trademarks, and that's been the extent of our business to business communication with Lego.
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Orange County Animal Services first got calls about an emu on the loose at the end of June, but every time it sends out staff to find the bird -- which can run up to 30 miles an hour -- it's already fled the scene, spokeswoman Tenille Fox said.
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But a bigger shift toward direct buy also means Stitch Fix is seemingly moving away from how it started — as a styling service that sends out customized boxes of clothes to customers either every two to three weeks, every month, every other month, or every three months.
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Ms. Rucker, one of Britain's richest self-made businesswomen and the country's equivalent of Martha Stewart, is the founder of the White Company, an upmarket home and lifestyle powerhouse that sends out more than 10 million catalogs annually and has over 50 stores in its home market.
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"What it does is that it sends out that high-power, short pulse of microwaves that disable the electronics on the system itself," Wymer said of the non-kinetic counter-drone weapon, which looks like a standard Conex box with a satellite dish strapped to it.
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Caracen, which has had a long working relationship with LAUSD, regularly sends out advocacy teams to schools with high numbers of immigrant parents to explain to them what their rights are, and the group works to ensure that they continue allowing their children to attend school.
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You don't get much control over the push notifications the app sends out, so you're relying on the curation you've already done inside the app in terms of sources, but we found Squid did a decent job at keeping us up to date with happenings across the world.
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It's part of the early warning system being built for California, Oregon and Washington, which detects that an earthquake is occurring, quickly analyzes the data and sends out alerts that may give warnings of several seconds to a minute before strong shaking arrives at locations away from the epicenter.
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To reach out to the community to compile their panel of experts, the duo sends out a letter stating their intention—to offer free sex advice—and welcome anyone who has something to teach about sex, such as sex workers, sex therapists, and artists doing work about sex.
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This means that with just a few taps on either platform, you can disrupt the profiles ad networks have collected about you, and keep them from growing any more, by turning on a feature in both Android and iOS that essentially sends out a dummy ID that's all zeros.
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Finland's become well-known in public health circles for its "baby boxes," which the government sends out to expectant mothers and include many of the basics they'll need for the newborn like clothes, a bath towel, a bib, a book, and even a place for the baby to sleep.
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"The PM has set out on a number of occasions why she believes that expanding Heathrow is the right decision for Britain and that she believes it sends out an important message about global Britain and making the most of the opportunities which lie ahead of us," the spokesman told reporters.
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They are trying to stop a number of different kinds of attacks with their product such as credential stuffing where a hacker sends out bots with stolen credentials to a website and tries to find a way in by entering stolen usernames and passwords in quick succession until one works.
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"I think that John is this kind of original humanist for our time who, in his very unique way and with his dark humor, nevertheless sends out a positive message about tolerance and trying to understand the nuances of human behavior," Kristen Hileman, the exhibition's curator, said in an interview.
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But in this case, the system uses a combination of prior maps as well as the lidar, which sends out a signal and gathers data on the range and intensity of objects in its path and around it in order to determine where the vehicle is driving in real time.
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As Commander Greg Smith pointed out, when an aircraft carrier flies its radar aircraft, the E-2 Hawkeye, that sends out a pretty clear signal about where that very valuable ship is, because that E-2 plane is going to be more or less above the center of that carrier battle group.
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"The signals our amygdala sends out, if we run that pathway all the time and we don't have any real downtime to recharge and reboot and essentially pick up more poker chips, like do self-care, it's almost like driving over a road over and over and never repaving it," Morton says.
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"However, when I see Elizabeth Warren come out with a ridiculous plan of taxing wealthy people a surtax of 2 percent because it makes a good headline or sends out a tweet when she knows for a fact that's not something that's ever gonna be passed, this is what's wrong," he said.
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One car brakes, sends out a signal saying 'I'm going in this direction and I've just braked heavily,' the other car further back can receive that signal, brake as well, and suddenly you've broken that chain of hard braking, improved the traffic flow and that's with just two cars being fitted with the technology.
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"The fact a global giant like Apple deems it economically acceptable and viable from their point of view to put that amount of money in the periphery of a small west of Ireland town, sends out an incredibly positive signal about that town and the region and its capacity to accommodate an investment of this size," Cannon said.
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The geography of the Mon Valley plays a role in poor air quality there, with steep hills trapping smokestack air, particularly on days with so-called weather inversions, where cold air in the shadowed valley hugs the ground, capped by warmer air above, "like a lid," said Kelly, whose health agency sends out email alerts about these inversions.
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These include the daily fantasy sports operator FanDuel (which announced plans to merge with DraftKings last year; apparently, the FTC is still analyzing the potential tie-up); the insurance company Lemonade; Nexar, a company whose app aims to keep cars from colliding; and a startup that sends out personalized daily vitamin packs on a monthly basis, Care/of.
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I mean, from the beginning with North Korea&aposs I believe, it&aposs there a longtime nuclear negotiator saying that, you know, our acts are unlawful and outrageous based upon an interview that Vice President Pence did with Martha McCallum, next thing you know, the president sends out a letter saying we&aposre going to pull out of this.
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If Walgreens sends out a bunch of letters to customers taking certain medications, and those customers then visit the generic website controlled by Acurian provided in the letter, Acurian can infer its wave of new visitors are taking those medications—and, if NaviStone delivers on its promise to identify visitors, Acurian can see who they are.
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Some of its current holdings include positions in the daily fantasy sports operator FanDuel (which called off a merger with competitor DraftKings back in July); the insurance company Lemonade; Nexar, a company whose app aims to keep cars from colliding; and a startup that sends out personalized daily vitamin packs on a monthly basis, called Care/of.
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This latter item is being addressed with the launch of the new Windows 103 application, which sends out its updates in real-time – a move that could make LinkedIn feel like a more active network, with timely news and information, rather than a place that many people today only think to check when they're looking to change jobs.
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Look at the superb briskness with which she rattles through the day's business, in court, before the plight of Adam intervenes, and then look at the distress signals that she sends out once her world begins to lurch—the flutter of a hand in the air, for instance, as she is lured into the catastrophe of a kiss.
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FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer study the movements of players to make their simulations as lifelike as possible; Miles Jacobson, the creator of Football Manager, sends out early copies of his game to 1,500 players to beta-test, while "the access we are given to clubs" means he and his team can incorporate new developments rapidly.
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At a recent arms-trade exposition, an official at the company told The New York Times that the shell contains nine submunitions, each roughly the shape and size of a soda can and each with a fuse that sends out radio waves to measure how far it is above the ground and to tell the fuse when to detonate.
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The white guy (Dan Bucatinsky) who gets the job is a stooge with a Duke M.B.A. She has a G.E.D. Fortunately, her best work friend (Leah Remini) has a whiz-kid son who sends out a doctored résumé and cooks up a phony Facebook page that turns her into the mountain-climbing go-getter she swore she'd never be.
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The Jets cannot compete with the long-term stakes of the Giants' decision to replace a two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback with a first-round draft pick, but MetLife Stadium's other tenant will be right on trend in the N.F.L. this Sunday, when the team sends out its third starting quarterback of the season — in Week 241.
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This new policy is a setback to fighting the raging heroin epidemic in North America as it sends out the signal that is somehow okay to be doing heroin, gives them no hope of recovery, and takes away the incentive to try to get off of drugs — sentencing these patients to a life of addiction to a deadly drug.
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One of the people trying to hijack the vehicle then walks up to it, holding one of the devices that listens for the particular low frequency the vehicle sends out to check if the key is nearby, and the device then retransmits it "at a higher frequency, such as 2.4Ghz or anything else that will easily travel much longer distances," Kamkar wrote.
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"Most of the time, the way this happens in today's workforce, is the employer sends out an email to all the current employees, and they say they've modified the employee handbook to contain the following terms concerning arbitration, you have until Friday to reply accepting these terms or your employment will be terminated," said Craig Becker, general counsel at the AFL-CIO.
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Lurot Brand has compiled a database of about 26,1.53 of them, and several times a year it sends out a free magazine, "Mews News," dispensing advice like how to live like a Russian mobster (when the "McMafia" property was for sale at 21.5 million pounds, or nearly $23 million) and what to do while waiting for the market to revive (answer: Improve your existing property).
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He told USA Today last week that telling people the truth is "not the important part" of the messages he sends out to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's base.
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To add insult to injury, the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission also sends out notes to consumers encouraging them to stop using the device, while the Federal Aviation Administration and major airlines around the world reinforce the message they've been saying for the last several weeks on virtually every airplane flight in the world: Don't use, charge or even turn on your Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
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Goalkeeper: 1 Yann Sommer (Borussia Monchengladbach) Defenders: 5 Manuel Akanji (Borussia Dortmund); 21990 Stephan Lichtsteiner (Juventus); 20 Ricardo Rodriguez (Milan); 22 Fabian Schar (Deportivo La Coruna) Midfielders: 214 Valon Behrami (Udinese); 24 Blerim Dzemaili (Bologna); 20 Xherdan Shaqiri (Stoke City); 03 Granit Xhaka (Arsenal) Forwards: 20 Breel Embolo (Schalke); 27 Mario Gavranovic (Dinamo Zagreb) Switzerland sends out all three of the players who got in trouble for making a double eagle gesture against Serbia: Lichtsteiner, Shaqiri and Xhaka.
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Not only has the actress-slash-director-slash-entrepreneur played her share of unlikely roles throughout her 25-year career — like the devoted lesbian taco in Sausage Party, for example, or the soft-spoken kitten in Puss In Boots — she's added yet another unexpected gig to her repertoire: co-creator of Juice Generation's brand-new subscription service, Blend It Yourself (or BIY, for short.) Think of it as the Blue Apron for smoothies and face masks: Juice Generation sources, preps, and sends out the exact portion of ingredients you need to whip up the DIY recipe.
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The "parody" account has that said a sitting member of Congress looks like a prostitute from the movie Borat:And uses words like "libtard":And talks about imploding rectums:And uses the word "cuck" rather liberally (no pun intended):The account has also said that the many women who have come forward to talk about President Trump's history of sexual assault are liars:And that anyone who disagrees with the account is a "triggered snowflake":Though in fairness, the account, which was created in July of 2017, isn't that far removed from real tweets that the real president sends out every day:So, yeah, when you see your racist uncle sharing tweets from this account or whatever go ahead and calmly let him know that it's completely fake.
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