If convicted, Robicheaux could serve up to 40 years in prison while Riley could serve up to 30 years and eight months.
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The proving grounds serve up more than 100 challenging surfaces.
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Smith expects that 2019 will serve up a mixed bag.
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Phusion is designed to serve up better natural looking pictures.
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Set it, forget it, and serve up some steak bites!
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Serve up with plenty of lemon wedges and tartare sauce.
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They serve up brisket, chicken, and baby back pork ribs.
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Serve up the resulting pink curry with rice and herbs.
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Strain and serve up into a chilled Nick & Nora or coupe.
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If convicted, he could serve up to three years in prison.
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Serve up a big plate of Black Eyed Peas for Will.i.
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The company may be withholding some chestnuts to serve up later.
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Serve up a delicious scoop of ice cream for a cause.
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Once you follow a few, Instagram's algorithm will serve up more.
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And the more sweet potatoes he could serve up, the better.
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Serve up smiles with this Minnie and Mickey-themed baking dish.
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And who knows what the news gods will serve up overnight.
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Tapping on either key will serve up the primary symbol; tapping and holding will serve up the secondary symbol; then it's an up swipe to reach the third; or up and to the right for the fourth.
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Those set on earning reliable profits will happily serve up familiar broth.
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It's impossible to serve up Beyoncé's Lemonade without talking about Hot Sauce.
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Gobble manages to serve up a meal kit experience without those steps.
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MooM serve up furious feminist metalpunk from the heart of Tel-Aviv.
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Strain and serve up in a coupe glass with an orange twist.
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These lot serve up another unique sound from Switzerland: progressive sludgy hardcore.
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She also knows how to serve up some branded nostalgia, when appropriate.
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Serve up sweetness in spades with this Mickey-themed ice-cream scoop.
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Cannot a democracy serve up a better, more honest, more decent choice?
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And it will automatically serve up what it thinks is the right one.
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I like to serve up farro with seasonal produce and creamy tahini dressing.
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Pattingale's husband brought it inside on a chopping board, ready to serve up.
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The blockchain promises to serve up and expose transparency in its rawest forms.
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Trump has done more than serve up run-of-the-mill media bashing.
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You could tell that story straight and serve up a grim, gritty drama.
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Sharper equity market gyrations could serve up opportunities for stock pickers to shine.
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Starbucks is looking to serve up some civic engagement with its signature coffee.
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My initial objective was to serve up to 500 youngsters in this way.
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You can count on this big name to serve up even bigger bargains.
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This section will serve up recommendations based on your location and other factors.
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A skull-and-crossbones decanter can help you serve up hair-raising spirits.
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You can even serve up your snack on its own personal peel-plate.
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Strain and serve up in a coupe glass with a pineapple wedge garnish.
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And that's because they serve up so much practical use beyond eye protection.
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In Perth's business class lounge, for example, chefs serve up freshly baked pizzas.
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After running simulations of various hypotheses, the network will serve up its suggestions.
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He was sentenced in January to serve up to 175 years in prison.
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Burger King is not the first to serve up a no-meat burger.
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Farmer's Fridge retrofits vending machines to serve up healthy foods — salads, sandwiches, granola, etc.
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Hoodline's local API will serve up these stories ready made to local news organizations.
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Only Sterling K. Brown can serve up this kind of sincere, open-mouthed joy.
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Sweet Potato Curry Serve up this sweet potato curry with some toasty naan. 7.
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It can serve up intelligent recommendations for new artists you might like as well.
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Serve up perfect crispy rice 100% of the time with the Crispy Rice Cooker.
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Vanderpump Rules is set to serve up lots of tension during its reunion show.
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But when Dyn's systems were flooded with traffic, they couldn't serve up DNS requests.
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Sessions could serve up to 210 days, according to a Congressional Research Service report.
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Mr. Baldwin will be in Georgia next Wednesday to serve up specialties from Houseman.
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While you're cooking, you could serve up a big bowl of queso and chips.
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Under New Jersey law, Cramsey could serve up to five years on each count.
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Trader Joe's is tweaking how employees serve up free samples due to coronavirus concerns.
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The mobile diner is equipped to serve up pancakes, bacon, coffee and other drinks.
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In each episode, they serve up scientific principles with a healthy dose of tea.
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The question is whether these sources will continue to serve up funds for fusion.
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There's just one problem: Not all Google search results serve up the resources you need.
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Wendy's has continued to serve up piping hot burns on Twitter the past few days.
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The owners of Fausto Restaurant in Brooklyn serve up a popular dish from their menu.
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And it's totally worth it for the juicy, flavorful bird you'll serve up come Thursday.
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If he does, he says, he'll continue to serve up dance moves down the aisle.
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I, for one, could watch Julianne Moore serve up people-meat burgers all day long.
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A palette that doesn't serve up blush as an afterthought or in mini-me portions?
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Molly's Irish Grille & Sports Pub in Pennsylvania was the first to serve up the creation.
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But there were also times when the clips didn't actually serve up too much information.
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The Frobot isn't the first all-in-one machine designed to serve up frozen treats.
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Even when lounging in comfy PJs, the family manages to serve up some serious FOMO.
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If convicted of the felony charge, he could serve up to three years in prison.
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This 22018-piece bakeware set is everything you need to serve up your favorite sweets.
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Four small conductive nubs make contact with the pad and serve up power as needed.
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Individuals who use fake invoices and receipts could serve up to nine years of prison.
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Weeks like this serve up a reminder that it doesn't have to be this way.
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Not to be outdone, Nomi and Amanita also serve up prime intel on their own.
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I'm Carl Azuz and we're always happy to serve up the scoop on world news.
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This genius gadget can serve up sorbet, soft-serve sherbet, and other frozen fruit treats.
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Soul food queen and TV personality Tanya Holland will serve up southern-inspired Nutella breakfasts.
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That's not to say you need to serve up some holier-than-thou health food.
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Serve up this tasty ham salad with ridged potato chips to keep things tidy (ish).
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Yet sophisticated AI tools are opaque; they do not serve up explanations with their outputs.
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If convicted on federal kidnapping charges, Parmar could serve up to 20 years in prison.
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Chambers hits the streaming platform on April 26, and promises to serve up some serious spookiness.
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The store will serve up two pop-ups: one for search apps, the other for browsers.
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The U.K., Austria, Switzerland, and various countries in Latin America also serve up the fall specialty.
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Coca-Cola: The soda giant will serve up its latest earnings results before stocks start trading.
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They also serve up a number of specialties like homemade dressings and in-house ground coffee.
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Others have attempted to serve up these non-slaughter meats, and have already created cultured burgers.
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Participating cafes will serve up alcoholic beverages alongside cheese boards, tarts and other wine pairing offerings.
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An AmEx bot can serve up restaurant recommendations, pulling in reviews from partner site The Infatuation.
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The postponed season has forced California restaurants to serve up crabs imported from Oregon and Washington.
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Of course, what the women of the Real Housewives franchise serve up most frequently is drama.
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We're all swayed by new and novel things, and beauty brands serve up tons of 'em.
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Imagine a system, for example, that is designed to serve up job descriptions to potential candidates.
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The roster of speakers on Wednesday seemed tailored to serve up drama, and it largely delivered.
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It could serve up a welcome antidote to the polarized partisan atmosphere that's paralyzing this country.
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The app then curates those guys' profiles to serve up to women based on existing interest.
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The toilets will in total serve up to 1,000 people who would otherwise defecate in latrines.
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Ultimately, these staffers would serve up manual Safety Check prompts encouraging people to use the feature.
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Yenn Wong: Not really because it's 10 restaurants, we serve up to 3,000 customers a day.
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The 2000 Kansas City Royals (57 games) were the previous fastest team to serve up 100.
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With the right attitude and the right degree of translucency, anyone serve up some sheer style.
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California and Texas combined serve up over 600 delegates to Democrats running in the 2020 primary.
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At best, they serve up some questionable choices for us to pick apart from our couches.
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Maybe he would serve up shocking new revelations that would change the political dynamics on impeachment.
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Since the guy doesn't know names, he is going to serve up a list of identifiable tattoos.
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Today and every Friday after, it'll serve up two hours of fresh jams you'll (probably, hopefully) love.
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Now it seems that media firms are more willing to serve up foreign titles to their audiences.
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Medical historians who focus on the conquest of dire diseases serve up narratives of progress and triumph.
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If you tap it when the Invoke isn't doing anything, Cortana will serve up a random fact.
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The firm resisted, but it did agree to serve up a whopper of a $10,000 political donation.
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For some people, credit cards with generous spending limits can serve up some serious temptation to overspend.
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Is Google going to use this to serve up ads that I'm never going to click on?
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Decorated with Antoni Gaudí's exquisite architectural masterpiece, Casa Batlló, the mug will surely serve up some inspiration.
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Just one request for anyone looking to serve up these regal pies: Can we be your guest?
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Serve up with a generous drizzle of olive oil and plenty of flaky herb-infused sea salt.
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This coastal city is dotted with beautiful lighthouses, and its local restaurants serve up top-notch seafood.
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These offenders can often serve up a variety of reasons to explain, and perhaps diminish, their violations.
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If convicted of second-degree murder, the former officers could serve up to 15 years in prison.
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The school isn't in operation yet, but once completed is expected to serve up to 2,500 kids.
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It's like, how do you serve up the perfect piece of content when someone needs it most?
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Cookie Dough Ice Cream Sandwich Bites Make ahead, slice, and serve up at your next summer soirée!
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You can then export the clips to serve up Twitter burns, or make dumb jokes, or whatever.
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President Donald Trump provided a fast-food feast ... and Twitter users were ready to serve up memes.
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They serve up a wide mix of movies and hope that some of those bets pay off.
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All of these trackers create a profile — often inaccurate — to serve up ads, personalized recommendations and more.
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Many Italian restaurants serve up some seriously tasty classics, but not everything on the menu is equal.
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It's also a nice satirical play on the slow biological murder these "restaurants" serve up to their customers.
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The bloggers, often anonymous, serve up news spliced with cutting commentary and the whisperings of the Russian elite.
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That was done using Monte Carlo analysis, which uses algorithms to serve up a range of possible outcomes.
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Unlike other renditions by men, elaborate silverware and fine porcelain bowls serve up roast lamb, lettuce and beans.
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Alexa-enabled speakers can now serve up product choices straight to your phones with a link to review.
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The partnership will also allow corporations to serve up marketing material and ads to consumers on Uber's platform.
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Either way, I always appreciate a game that makes the effort to serve up a big seasonal mood.
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The sentences will be served concurrently, he added, meaning he will serve up to six years in total.
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It's looking to serve up instant gratification in the form of a warm, home-cooked meal on demand.
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That way, Aura would be able to serve up what you need before you know you need it.
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When Lupita Nyong'o steps on a red carpet, she does so much more than serve up beauty inspiration.
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Though it doesn't serve up anything terribly revealing or mind-blowing for fans, it's not really trying to.
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But rather than serve up flying cars, the show offers merely remote-controlled motorcycles and driverless ride-shares.
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Marek W. was arrested on Friday and, if found guilty, could serve up to 10 years in prison.
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Mr. Calk never got that offer, and could serve up to 30 years in prison for bribery instead.
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The story exists to serve up great images, and the result is more pure cinema than intricate storytelling.
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Netflix has plenty of the first, and it's counting on Dolly Parton to serve up the other two.
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Social media platforms build their businesses on sophisticated algorithms that serve up content that will keep users engaged.
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These will serve up content to those who don't want to make specific choices about what to watch.
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Because streaming services often serve up live content on a delay of up to a minute or more.
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If it isn't taken down immediately, In-N-Out says it will likely serve up a lawsuit. Fresh.
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Obviously the ability of the web to serve up-to-date information ... Where's the store right around you?
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They only serve up the basics: volume up and down, play/pause, skip song, answer call, and that's it.
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The kitchen staff can serve up to 100 individuals if necessary; each Air Force One has two separate galleys.
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I love the idea that the phone can actually serve up something really good, that's good for our health.
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They serve up vivid images and memorable one-liners and even spiritual references that speak to a hero's identity.
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Depending on the situation, he can serve up humor, sarcasm, moralizing, or righteous fury, playing each part with aplomb.
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One of the things that has people so concerned is the glut of choices that dating apps serve up.
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Not surprisingly, however, many of those places don't exactly serve up the best food to go along with it.
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They were ordered to serve up to three years in jail while they are investigated for allegedly extorting MMG.
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There are tons of kid-friendly apps for them that tell jokes or serve up fun facts about animals.
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Many West Coast fast-food chains serve up signature burgers, but King Taco seeks to satisfy a different craving.
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But not to worry…we've called upon Kim's closest friends, fam, and yours truly to serve up some exclusives.
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Your profile is a bunch of algorithms that serve up increasingly extreme content, pounding our harmless preferences into harm.
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And though these pieces serve up peak autumn, really, they're on track to be timeless for years to come.
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It remains to be seen whether Facebook can adequately serve up a worthwhile news experience with its trending module.
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Jadranka had a top speed of 25 knots and its crew of 14 could serve up to 40 guests.
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Most games serve up their stories like pre-prepared multicourse meals, offering this or that choice of a side.
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Where other artists serve up fast food, 808INK are marinating a banquet of a career in a slow-cooker.
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What sets Allo apart, though, is its ability to serve up "smart replies" and let you chat with Assistant.
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About six years ago, the Caddyshack star went behind the bar to serve up some tequila shots at SXSW.
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The family astrologer relishes telling them they should serve up a bunch of sheep, but that will be expensive.
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She wants Waffle House to serve up some money -- as in damages -- and to stop the alleged discriminatory treatment.
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It's not enough to serve up a stylish badass who is otherwise an empty vessel for bad guy murder.
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When you can't decide on which type of poultry to serve up for your Thanksgiving dinner, consider all three!
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They serve up a new cask beer every week, and do not use any finings, or filter their beers.
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The app can also serve up details on points of interest, such as restaurant descriptions, reviews, photos, and more.
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His company's mission is to serve up all the contextually relevant information a user may need in any situation.
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Serve up 90 minutes of dross, and end up with a full three points at the end of it?
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It may be overly optimistic, however, to think the company will consistently serve up the same delicious financial dish.
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According to internal documents, Jumpshot offers a variety of products that serve up collected browser data in different ways.
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But it may allow some sites to operate that rely on cookies to help serve up legitimate content, too.
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Some sections read like folk tales or adventure novels, while those set in Virginia serve up reheated plantation melodrama.
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I'm familiar with a company who's had similar levels of data who's been able to serve up awesome ads.
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If our egos are obese with amour-propre, social media can indeed serve up the empty emotional carbs we crave.
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Brain-training programs could use current neuroscientific knowledge to serve up exhilarating games to train inhibition, instead of promoting anger.
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Without CloudFlare's network, the Daily Stormer could still serve up the site directly, but doing so would expose their host.
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It would seem that mainstream media will only speak of Muslim women athletes if it can serve up stereotypical tropes.
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The updated model can also fend off the elements and serve up status reports through a Bluetooth-connected smartphone app.
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So it'll serve up music geared toward your commute or driving instead of, say, playlists for working out or studying.
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This weekend, Murray will post himself behind the bar at his son's Brooklyn restaurant and serve up drinks to patrons.
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Crafted from durable, scratch-resistant stainless steel, it features five different multi-tools that serve up to seven purposes each.
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NBC News reports that Bobbitt could serve up to 10 years in prison, and McClure faces up to 20 years.
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Some companies have also pledged to waive late and overdraft fees, serve up free meals, or offer free gym memberships.
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Now that your design is done, feel free to serve up some ice cold lemonade and have a dance party!
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An undocumented immigrant who illegally crosses after being deported three or more times would also serve up to 10 years.
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Still, the restaurant, which can serve up to 370 patrons, is all French Baroque, with chandeliers, mirrors and etched glass.
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Others serve up entertainment, such as Pepper, a "receptionist" robot that can hold a conversation and also dance with customers.
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That makes it possible for Google to serve up the most accurate results based on traffic patterns and other variables.
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He is set to be sentenced for that conviction in October and could serve up to six months in jail.
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There is, as I see it, a fundamental flaw in the technology designed to serve up things we might like.
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Anyone convicted of this crime could face fines up to $100,000, and may serve up to one year in prison.
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" Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon and Mindy Kaling helped James Corden serve up a fresh take on "A Wrinkle in Time.
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Eucalyptus trees line a path that cuts along the shrimp and fishponds, where small restaurants serve up the day's harvest.
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THE RESTAURANT PREVIEW This fall's openings serve up more of the comfort foods that exemplify the area's 'small-town charm.
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And on that site, there was a homepage option you could click that would simply serve up a random episode.
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They could serve up to 6 months in jail, have to pay a fine as large as $10,000, or both.
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Noma chefs sometimes serve up potted herbs like thyme, with dishes like a creamy soup hiding under the leaves (left).
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On a silver platter, the network will serve up a menu of more reality show meltdowns than you can handle.
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So why not use the data to serve up awesome ads or at least lucrative ads or at least ads?
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Frieze's manners are too proper to serve up anything taste-transforming, but it's not the worst fair to gorge on.
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Because of the live set, I started writing differently and wanted to serve up something juicier: more straightforward guitar songs.
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The all-day breakfast chain hopes to serve up 5 million pancakes and raise more than $3.5 million in charitable donations.
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And on any given day, the Facebook News Feed might serve up a disproportionate share of posts critical of conservative views.
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There are hundreds of diners in Chicago that serve up classic, filling fare, but few are more iconic than Lou Mitchell's.
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Earlier this week, Oath, a subsidiary of Verizon, quietly tweaked its policies to expand its ability to serve up targeted ads.
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Your profile is then run through algorithms that can serve up increasingly extreme content, pounding our harmless preferences into hardened convictions.
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People clamor for them, and the press clamors to serve up the news, which makes people want them all the more.
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"Now, what seems to happen is that law firms for sponsors serve up the terms and that's just it," she said.
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Long press any word and a personal assistant was ready to serve up every piece of information you could possibly need.
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This means searches from mobile devices will serve up the freshest results as Google will update its mobile index more frequently.
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Prosecutors had recommended that Meili serve up to seven years in prison and 120 days in a sex offender treatment program.
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Instead, a small screen sits just underneath the mirror-finish face, and can serve up only basic notifications from your phone.
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But nowadays you serve up the most rubbery, undercooked stuff in a flash and some folks will just eat it up.
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It hardly bothers to serve up any exposition, so newbies are thrown right into the deep end of its convoluted mythology.
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In 65% of cases, the motivation is economic—slippery restaurateurs frequently serve up cheaper fish than they advertise to cut costs.
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It also made it possible to serve up a recommendation without prompting the user to input their current mood or activity.
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Ferrer agreed to forfeit and shut down Backpage and related entities, and could serve up to five years in prison. Backpage.
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Serve up a glass of Bantha milk with an umbrella in one of these "Star Wars"-inspired tiki glasses from ThinkGeek.
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An all-new 'Fab Five' serve up hip tips, emotionally charged makeovers and heartfelt reveals that bring out all the feels.
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An all-new 'Fab Five' serve up hip tips, emotionally charged makeovers and heartfelt reveals that bring out all the feels.
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AR headsets can also serve up blueprints, instructions and real-time data, freeing workers to use both hands for the task.
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"We are looking to engage with partners that can identify individuals and serve up experiences across their publishing landscape," says Kauffman.
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Should authorities deem it is being held for supply and production, then those found guilty can serve up to 14 years.
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Staff members from the Nesbitt Center, which employs adults with learning disabilities, serve up homemade pies, cakes, salads, sandwiches and quiches.
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I need to serve up that, because I wouldn't be here without that, and I wouldn't have any fans without that.
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Refusing to serve up the propagandistic comforts associated with popular photojournalism, he exposed the hidden realties beneath ordinary British lives and landscapes.
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Robots watch where we go, track our clicks, and serve up advertisements and, sometimes, news directly related to what we just clicked.
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Dinner $20 to $30 I've been here Read More 540 Penn St. NE The seafood restaurant needs to serve up more winners.
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They commonly serve up content — like a GIF or the weather forecast — but can be programmed to do all manner of things.
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Ilana WexlerBroad City's a few years old, but the series continues to serve up fresh new jokes — and some serious fashion inspiration.
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Nobody wants to serve up a re-run of the parties arguing about the same core issues they have for 30 years.
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We watched crabbers unload their traps, school children leaving for school and restaurants serve up delicious crab cakes as they always have.
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In Google's case, its gaming cloud service will need to make sure it's able to serve up those games fast enough, too.
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Stadia and xCloud will focus on streaming, acting as a sort of cloud-based console to serve up videogames over the internet.
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We need to serve up a serious plan, with real federal resources, that finally puts the lost generation of infrastructure behind us.
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It said the latest version includes AI technology which classifies content and remembers preferences, helping to serve up personalized programing for users.
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"It's real images that we blur via an algorithm and then serve up to the captcha," Damjanski told me in an email.
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This means that dating apps rarely run short of people to serve up, which means that we're playing a game of optimization.
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The kind of places that can serve up soigné cocktails on a dime, so that you can get right down to business.
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The interceptions deliver a selection of goods that goes far beyond the basics, which allows cafes to serve up even haute cuisine.
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Not all sandwiches are created equally, which is why there are so many chains that serve up this simple but tasty dish.
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The special counsel has already recommended that Manafort serve up to 25 years in prison and pay millions of dollars in fines.
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Asking the robot to serve up advice on "How to be Happy" seemed, oddly enough, to take it the longest of all.
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Also, "sea buckthorn-cream cheese" sounds like something Oscar Wilde would serve up to local magistrates to see which way they swung.
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At a festival defined by its casual, delightfully reckless, anything-goes vibe, Gucci managed to serve up a flawless display of workmanship.
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Singapore is a country of countless hawker stalls and beloved mom-and-pop restaurants that serve up excellent renditions of local dishes.
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The top picks included eateries that serve up apple-stuffed pancakes, s&aposmores Oreo pancakes, and cinnamon roll pancakes dripping with icing.
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This data is primarily used to serve up advertising that's more relevant to you, which in turn makes more money for Facebook.
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Kids won't listen to long lectures, goes the argument, so it's on us to serve up learning in easier-to-swallow portions.
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You basically can't go wrong in the former Nabisco factory-turned-mall, where each of the restaurants and stands serve up amazing eats.
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How much of Hype Machine's value is derived from the fact that you serve up music straight from blogs rather than from catalogs?
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Amazon is exploring ways to serve up its shows online with something you might expect to see more on regular old TV: ads.
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This requires prompting contestants to ask about certain points or, when things get dire, offering a good pun for contestants to serve up.
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We developed, as grown men, a wondrous insatiability when we discovered that some parts of America serve up dinner-sized portions of winglets.
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Sony showed off how it could now connect to a Nestlé smart coffee machine and serve up a caffeine fix at your command.
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On weekends they also serve up sopa de mondongo, a traditional tripe soup that's more popular with the hardened stomachs of taxi drivers.
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Not only can they serve up antioxidant benefits, but they may also help reduce pain thanks to their anti-inflammatory properties, Brown says.
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The company said it has also made progress in determining the context of a message, helping it serve up better replies for users.
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The app will serve up personalized recommendations based on what you may be interested and you can also suggest items to your friends.
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An example is a new personalized news bot created by TechCrunch that uses machine learning to serve up recommended stories from the site.
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That fingerprint is used to track you across websites to figure out which sites you visit — and which targeted ads to serve up.
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With its witty clapbacks, Wendy's kept our mouths watering as it continued to serve up beefy burgers with a cold side of shade.
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Buying Yahoo would help Verizon facilitate the shift of video content to mobile devices and serve up advertisements on those platforms, he added.
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Simply charge up your phone, grab your sunscreen and read the following list to serve up the best snaps from Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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The new app, which features a Netflix-inspired recommendation algorithm, uses data to serve up specific looks for customers based on past purchases.
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Is it really okay for Apple to serve up the same aluminum unibody shell as it's been offering since the original iPhone 6?
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For we see around the world today how even the crudest rifles and barrel bombs can serve up violence on a terrible scale.
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We trust Urban to always serve up top-notch eyeshadow palettes, and it's taking that palette panache and applying it to other categories.
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Add in a Nestlé BUTTERFINGER® Peanut Butter Cup Skull decoration, and it's the perfect specialty drink to serve up on Halloween night.
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Instead, it will show you a notice that Flash is not installed, and serve up a link to where you can download it.
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The Last of Us can burden Joel and Ellie with heartache, but it also needs to serve up good stealth and combat encounters.
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Its bots serve up news, lets users narrow down on topics, and even just ask questions about items or people in the news.
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The app will serve up a collection of photos from artists found on Instagram; scroll past those until you see your camera roll.
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Yes, virtually the entire G.O.P. political/media apparatus is now a Trump-bent spoon ready to serve up whatever alternate universe he constructs.
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It also doesn't do a few things that you hope it won't, like serve up Cheung's young son as a life-endangered prop.
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WellSet will serve up practitioners based on a users' health concerns, as well as the price, location and type of practice on offer.
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"Wow in the World" — Guy Raz and Mindy Thomas, radio and podcast stars, serve up science news with a heavy dose of silliness.
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Unlike its competitors, Quibi a mobile-only platform that will serve up short-form content rather than hour-and-a-half-long episodes.
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Art doesn't need to serve up fixed meaning, but in combination with other more trite aspects of the work, the piece falls apart.
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Mosque sermons are warning the faithful to gather as many official documents as they can to serve up to Mr Shah's expected bloodhounds.
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That makes it easier for US electronic, satellite, or human intelligence assets to find you — and serve up targeting data for an airstrike.
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During our test run we added five of each, and let the apps get our location, to see what Google News would serve up.
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They enable brands to run bots that interact with users to serve up content or generally entertain using predefined chat messages triggered by keywords.
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Maps is not a significant source of revenue for the company, but it is one of the Google products that does serve up advertising.
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Although you may be tempted to serve up your favorite drinks with a cute name, experts said they're not really into the idea anymore.
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Travis Montgomery (The Catch alum Jay Hayden), will immediately steal everyone's heart as a man who can both cook and serve up real talk.
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According to the report the screen will also serve up useful information at a glance like weather forecasts, calendar appointments, and the daily news.
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If the sneak peek at the upcoming show is any indication, the women already know how to serve up plenty of Real Housewives attitude.
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But, worry not, because Netflix has something else to serve up to anyone waiting to learn if Prairie Johnson makes it to another dimension.
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His daughter, Samika Morrison, has since taken over operations of the take-out venue, telling me they serve up to 200 sandwiches a day.
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Why it matters: NBC confirmed that the Office of the Special Counsel will "serve up an indictment Monday in connection" with the Russia investigation.
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Arpaio, 84, could serve up to six months in jail if convicted, but would not be barred from continuing to serve in his position.
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Although Spotify did serve up a playlist from the '90s to me today which really made me feel old and I did enjoy it.
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So the Tangrams app can see when a player has successfully pieced a desired image together, congratulate them and serve up a new challenge.
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If you order coffee through an app every morning, Siri might serve up a notification on your home screen to send your coffee order.
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Blue and Green Milk Located in the Black Spire Outpost market, the Milk Stand will serve up two local favorites: blue and green milk.
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Other restaurants around the world have used food automation to serve up meals, and one in California sees humans and robots making pizzas together.
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The coffee, known locally as Ca Phe Trung, has been so successful that most cafes in Hanoi serve up a version of their own.
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Games crafted by a largely homogenous group of white men unsurprisingly serve up overly sexualized female characters for male gamers to control and fetishize.
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She could serve up to 3½ years in prison if she is convicted on all charges, according to the Tulare County district attorney's office.
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On average, Waffle Houses around the globe serve up 341 strips of bacon, 123 orders of hashbrowns, and 127 cups of coffee per minute.
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After having a package stolen from his doorstep, Rober decided to use his engineering background to serve up some retribution on would-be thieves.
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When he left in starter Eduardo Rodriguez to serve up a three-run homer to Yasiel Puig on Saturday night, Cora acknowledged his mistake.
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"Your profile is then run through algorithms that can serve up increasingly extreme content, pounding our harmless preferences into hardened convictions," Mr. Cook said.
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That means the speaker can serve up the complete array of Roku apps to your TV without a requiring a separate box or input.
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Case in point: Seeing Klinger (Jamie Farr) serve up a Thanksgiving feast with an unexpected dose of salmonella that sickens most of the camp.
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But which restaurants serve up the best bowls of soup, the kind that&aposs packed with flavor and warms you from the inside out?
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Decentralized solar systems, including mini-grids and home systems, are expected to serve up to 260 million households by the year 2020, he said.
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If convicted, Sheriff Anthony Boen of Franklin County could serve up to 30 years in prison and pay a fine of up to $250,000.
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The legacy of Travis Kalanick's fast and loose management style at Uber continues to serve up fresh embarrassments for the embattled, still CEO-less company.
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Gucci opened a 50-seat restaurant, Gucci Osteria, in Florence on Tuesday where three-Michelin-star chef Massimo Bottura will serve up high-end dishes.
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Adding a little of this protein is an easy way to serve up 15 grams of hunger-curbing protein, along with 8 grams of fiber.
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This is the sign that rules money, sex, power, and vengeance, after all — and this cosmic cauldron could serve up a strong brew of emotion.
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YouTube Kids is a service that was developed four years ago to serve up only child-friendly content in hope of making parents' lives easier.
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All of those sites rely on extensive communities to serve up recommendations to would-be readers, and by comparison, Browsery is a bit more constrained.
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To sweeten the deal further, ByteDance revealed an arrangement that lets Cheetah serve up ads within its products, bolstering both companies' businesses in the process.
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Leave it to Elizabeth Warren, one of Donald Trump's fiercest and most relentless critics, to serve up a shade-heavy silver-lining for his presidency.
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The body of the grill also has ample room for food trays, equipment, and anything else you may need to serve up a hearty meal.
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And Pink's traveled for Aretha ... for one of her birthday celebrations in Detroit, she flew out a Pink's staffer to serve up the famous dogs.
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It exists as a News+ tab within Apple's current News app and will serve up a variety of magazine, newspaper, and digital-first news content.
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Whatever those words might be, Google will not entirely redirect the searcher, but rather use AdWords to serve up ads that give a counter-narrative.
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But Darkest Hour avoids the temptation to serve up cheap inspiration, and instead explores the point in time when that choice didn't look so obvious.
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Instead of showing you popular artists and stations, the company says it will only serve up those artists and sections that are relevant to you.
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It's designed to be sat on the floor or a sturdy desk and serve up the low notes the Echo speakers are unable to reproduce.
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New England style rolls, serve up some style advice on how to pull off a pencil skirt, and confess to a little light law-breaking.
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If what you're looking for is a dose of something sweet and satisfying, Melica said IHOP can definitely serve up a fine plate of pancakes.
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Mr. Kelley and Mr. Shapiro (they worked together on "The Practice" and "Boston Legal") will serve up a snappy piece of dialogue every few minutes.
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As smartphones serve up more ways to store sensitive information or make payments at checkout, having proper, fool-proof security will inevitably become increasingly important.
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Spotify is hoping to be valued as the Netflix of music (or audio broadly) thanks to its ability to serve up custom recommendations to listeners.
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These companies know enough about voter attitudes to serve up liberal news to liberals and conservative news to conservatives, or fake news to undecided voters.
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Google automatically scans the contents of its user documents stored on Drive to prevent violations of its terms of service and serve up targeted ads.
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Regardless, though, with all that pressure to deliver, SNL will probably serve up a memorable night of television even if the jokes don't all land.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In "The Dinner Party," Judy Chicago's famous triangular installation, plates serve up slices of women's history, rather than food.
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That they are platforms, they serve up content, but they're not necessarily responsible for being editors around the content that bubbles up on the network.
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It had just begun to serve up ads in the News Feed on the desktop site, but hadn't yet begun to do so on mobile.
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Reports have suggested that the FTC was looking into whether YouTube was collecting data from children under 13 years old to serve up targeted ads.
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In 2009, RedLeaf Properties paired up with Austin Community College to convert the mall buildings into a campus to ultimately serve up to 20,000 students.
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"We're excited to serve up a new way to experience the one-of-a-kind Shamrock flavor in our new OREO Shamrock McFlurry," VanGosen said.
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British elections always seem to serve up a few Armando Iannucci-esque moments of absurd and excruciating content, and this one has been no different.
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Their mosques feature turquoise tiled domes, their homes are decorated with Afghan-style rugs and their kitchens serve up cumin-spiced lamb pilaf and naan.
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Sentencing inequities mean that a black person could serve up to twice as much jail time as a white person committing the exact same crime.
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The 812 Superfast uses a seven-speed dual clutch that can serve up hammer-and-anvil shifts in manual mode, with crisp changes in automatic.
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In short, Ford envisions earning revenue from partnerships with local businesses and concert venues that serve up ads and digital coupons to riders of autonomous vehicles.
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"We can serve up to 45 people per day/per mobile unit, but unfortunately, the demand far outpaces our capacity," says Lava Mae founder Doniece Sandoval.
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One thing when you're wealthy is you have lots of choices in life about who will serve up what to you, how you spend your time.
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Siri also scans (but privately and never sharing to the cloud) what you read in Safari to serve up more relevant QuickType suggestions when you're typing.
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One of Pandora's biggest strengths was its ability to match up similar types of music and serve up compelling channels, keeping listeners glued to its service.
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A Vespa Elettrica app will allow users to connect to the scooter over Bluetooth so that the scooter can serve up messages and incoming phone calls.
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The company surely saw EcoPass as a cornerstone for its U.S. play, bolstered by sales of phones and TVs to serve up that content, Fire-style.
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A recommendation system for travelers to book hotels which says it analyzes hundreds of millions of data points, structured and unstructured, to serve up personalized results.
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They serve up cheap hamburgers, hotdogs and other sandwiches on a griddle with all the trimmings, just the thing you need after a night of partying.
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With platforms like Apple's ARKit soon to launch, the startup will soon have millions of phones on which it's ready to serve up its little assistants.
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Young restaurateurs, disruptive food supply networks, and producers are looking past the myth to serve up a sincere reflection of Scotland and its collage of cultures.
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With Coachella just weeks away, music lovers are gearing up to check out their favorite artists — but also itching to serve up some music festival fashion.
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The colors we see on the red carpet always serve up major inspiration as we fill our closets in preparation for parties, weddings, and even prom.
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The popularity of Holmes and his faithful sidekick Watson seems endlessly adaptable, and this entry will likely serve up ripe comedic fodder for the talented pair.
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Each month, we'll be taking your most pressing questions to give to Cuco, who's here to serve up his best advice to help soothe love's burn.
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The artists Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr from the University of Western Australia were actually the first people to create and serve up lab-grown meat.
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In some bad movies, a consolation prize comes when the actors are able to transcend, or just steamroll, the weak material and serve up performance pleasures.
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The cafes, restaurants, and coffee shops that made the list are not only masters in coffee, but also serve up delicious breakfast dishes, doughnuts, and teas.
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Britain is still officially pursuing an exit from Europe, but one that involves changing little of substance while the politicians pretend to serve up a revolution.
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Internet content providers, of course, don't like this trend and would prefer Google to serve up links to websites that would garner traffic and advertising revenue.
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For all of that, a potential visitor who may doubt whether this city can still serve up its quintessential pleasures, even in late winter, should think again.
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So you could easily in a "Minority Report" sort of way serve up ads to people unbeknownst to them, they're not seeing what other people are seeing.
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So far, many translation services online allow users to say or write a sentence, but there is a lag before it proceeds to serve up a translation.
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Not only do Imgurians get the opportunity to find the content that they love but also serve up their favorite content to others who visit their profiles.
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Pandora has revamped its smartphone app to focus on personalization, leveraging the data from its Music Genome Project to serve up custom-curated music and podcast recommendations.
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The 10 restaurants, both newcomers and veterans, listed here in no particular order, serve up the ambitious, wide-ranging cooking that Washington is finally getting credit for.
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Imagine you wanted to perform object recognition on a public video that a user shared to understand its contents so you could serve up a relevant ad.
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The addition of impressions could also be seen as something of a jab at Facebook, as it allows YouTube to serve up big numbers, like Facebook does.
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The singer, Le Cordon Bleu culinary school graduate and cookbook author is partnering with burger restaurant Le Bun to serve up patties at her temporary London restaurant.
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He even charges tech firms with having bruised democracy: they serve up information based on opaque algorithms, suggesting what people should think, and so supplanting individual thought.
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In addition, we've got initial impressions on macOS Catalina (with new ways for Apple to serve up content) and iOS 20.5 (with a gorgeous Dark Mode). 2100.
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A quick Google search for alternatives to the $143 blue eyeshadow you've been eyeing will serve up a handful of drugstore options vying for your attention instead.
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In case you need a reminder that there's more out there than Chipotle, these 10 fast-casual restaurant chains serve up dishes that are delicious — and healthy.
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And the French-girl beauty mystique has been known to serve up major inspiration for cities beyond the European capital, and this Fashion Week proves exactly why.
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At the Palo Alto Market, peruse local crafts and handmade goods alongside some of the city's famed food trucks, which serve up any number of inventive delicacies.
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And yet, because the conventions don't count victories by state, but by delegates won, these early wins (or losses) serve up more narrative sizzle than electoral steak.
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Radar was founded by former Foursquare employees, and it offers developers the chance to geofence areas and track users (without PII) to serve up contextually relevant information.
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The latest iterations gather mounds of data, analyse them and serve up the results, thus enabling all kinds of digital offerings, from predicting failures to giving advice.
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Using machine learning and clues like location, activity, and weather, the app tries to serve up a smorgasbord of playlists that will match your mood and moment.
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The company said that as of Sunday, 3,700 meals had been reserved, and it plans to serve up to 85033,000 meals, according to local ABC-affiliate WCVB.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp and other roasters and retailers must serve up a cancer warning with coffee sold in California, a Los Angeles judge has ruled.
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The idea being to serve up custom support plans for expectant parents to make it easier for families to locate and book allied (and vetted) health professionals.
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This gadget promises to serve up quality noodles in 15 minutes and has several filters, so they can whip up any pasta shape they like with ease.
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Speaking of games, Atari promises the console will have "modern" specs, and that the Ataribox will serve up both classic content as well as more current games.
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Mr. Trump used the platforms to serve up the same stew of the outrageous and incendiary commentary online as he did during his constant stream of rallies.
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This is the sort of drama where even the thugs serve up disquisitions on Tiananmen Square and the historical uses of power along with their beat downs.
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At three pounds per second, it only takes mochi maker Mitsuo Nakatani, two minutes to serve up one of the tastiest mochi you'll ever taste in Japan.
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"He has seen so often how soup kitchens serve up gruel essentially," says Father Paul Dressler, the guardian — "coach" is the analogy he likes — at Capuchin College.
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Yes, comedies are regularly larded with "old folks can't tweet" and "these darn kids and their 'texting'" jokes, while espionage thrillers invariably serve up hot webcam action.
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Discover Mix is meant to introduce you to new artists you've never heard of or serve up lesser-known tracks from artists you already have in rotation.
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He said he wants to make it easier for the average investor to invest in their favorite restaurants — ones that serve up classic hamburgers, pizzas and milkshakes.
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By now, the logic of The Algorithm — the recommendation systems that Twitter and Facebook use to serve up content — has made itself felt even outside social media.
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Every caress of an iPhone screen could serve up an image of a stranded refugee or a video of a chipmunk clinging to a confused house cat.
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The story, in the John Wick world, is there to serve up great images — it's more pure cinema than intricate storytelling, and that's what makes it great.
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At Thursday's palace event, Meghan helped serve up a few of the delicious recipes from the cookbook (see below), flipping chapatis confidently and turning koftas on the grill.
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He said: Tyrese Gibson and Rev Run serve up their opinions on love and commitment alongside some celebrity guests with their own perspectives on the Mars-Venus thing.
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The truth is, while Portal itself doesn't serve up advertising, data collected in the use of the device could in fact be used for advertising elsewhere within Facebook.
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That may make imports pricier, including the cod and haddock used by roughly 10,500 fish and chip shops in the 380 million meals they serve up each year.
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In 2014, Kik it allowed selected brands to pay to develop broadcast bot accounts that could chat with users and serve up things like content or fashion recommendations.
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You can ask it questions, conversationally, and it will serve up answers from the web, from the apps on your phone, from your calendar and contacts, and more.
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A lifelong relationship, paired with the biting humor that only a parental figure can serve up, gives mothers an edge when it comes to setting our inboxes alight.
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Some of this was done by taking advantage of Instagram's Location pages, which would serve up public accounts visiting them to anyone who asked, logged in or not.
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It's rushed and a little bizarre the way such a difficult, nuanced topic is touched on, but only to serve up a joyous milestone for Jack and Rebecca.
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While genres like true crime, comedy, candid real-life stories, and even fashion already serve up an endless variety of shows, beauty is a far less saturated space.
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Los Angeles may be better known for its green juice or breakfast burritos, but this pasta spot from L.A. can serve up a bowl worth its red sauce.
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It's not an ad blocker -- you will still see ads, just not those targeting ones that serve up the same ads for the shoes you looked at once.
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It also has an easy pouring spout so you can serve up your results without the mess, and all the processor's pieces are dishwasher-safe for simple cleanup.
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She and her husband Joseph started the business (there are now two trucks around Nashville) as way to serve up gourmet grilled cheese melts using eco-friendly sourcing.
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But be forewarned, by clicking on that button, you'll authorize Guitar Center to serve up ads, discount offerings, and other content through the Uber app during your ride.
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"Noodle shops and doner-kebab spots in destinations around the world serve up huge-yet-affordable meals that are also part of experiencing the local culture," she noted.
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Beginning operations in Sydney on Tuesday, the food delivery service will serve up snacks from more than 100 restaurants including Three Blue Ducks, Chur Burger and Fratelli Fresh.
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The regional court of Frankfurt has already sentenced eleven people to serve up to 7 years 10 months in jail as part of the case, the prosecutor said.
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Holes-in-the-wall in small Belgian villages will serve up, say, a sublime venison carpaccio paired with a hyperlocal beer that puts most American microbrews to shame.
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Or perhaps your sweet ole mom stopped by to serve up a batch of freshly baked cookies and embarrassingly discovered your mouth was already full of something unspeakable.
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Across the street is a trendy bouldering club, while the area is dotted by bare-walled cafes that serve up premium, Ethiopian drip-coffee to black-clad clubbers.
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The best you can hope for in an inside account like this is that the insider will serve up some juicy details about how the sausage gets made.
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But most importantly, it taps into Honnold's idiosyncratic humor and humanity, reminding us that the sports world can serve up better characters than many of Hollywood's best scribes.
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Granted, that's par for the course on this show, which has yet to serve up a lukewarm sex scene (except on purpose) in three and a half seasons.
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This is not new terrain for FIFA, who have used past World Cups to serve up propaganda victories to Mussolini's fascist regime in 1934 — the surprise winners, Italy!
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But Verlander, Cole and Greinke did serve up 86 homers — 36 by Verlander, including one to the first batter he faced on opening day: the Rays' Austin Meadows.
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"This is one of the weirdest coincidences the universe has yet [to] serve up in my short time here on earth," Ms. Dunham wrote on Instagram on Monday.
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This year, Google began touting privacy as a feature, with Pichai noting that in many cases Google actually has more information than it needs to serve up ads.
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Customers of Amazon and Netflix make affirmative decisions to pay for goods and services, with the AI used mostly to serve up the next thing consumers actually want.
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Keep an eye on Google Assistant, a personally assistant baked into Android that will learn from your search and location history to serve up timely information and articles.
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That's why George Foreman grills are still so popular after all these years, and Walmart has an amazing offer on one that's meant to serve up to 15.
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Because the audience for cannibal stuff is small enough that there's no huge corporate conglomerate that's going to decide that it's going to serve up cannibal porn, you know?
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When Google&aposs service first debuted more than a decade ago, it made headlines for a message-scanning feature that was used to serve up targeted ads alongside emails.
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If anything, tech platforms tend to have the opposite problem; They serve up too tightly personalized stuff, risking shrinking users' ideological horizons by feeding people a political mono-diet.
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Read: UK fish and chip shops serve up endangered shark species Solomons remembers far more great whites as a young man, but he doesn't know where they have gone.
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Photo: GettySome poor beleaguered souls working at a 7-Eleven in Oregon were just trying to serve up some Big Gulps and hot dogs when their microwave suddenly exploded.
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Beyonce turns 37 on Tuesday, so we thought we'd serve up 37 of her hottest photos over the years to celebrate the occasion -- think of 'em like birthday cupcakes!
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YC is under no obligation to serve up deals of a certain valuation nor is it responsible for which investors gain access to its best companies at what time.
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Algorithms can help observe viewing habits and determine what an audience is drawn to, and they can serve up a show you'll like based on what you've watched before.
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The Double R will serve up much-needed caffeine, free cherry pie, and a healthy dose of nostalgia to the warriors powering through the second half of the conference.
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Marvel and DC will continue to serve up films about superheroes—after Endgame, Marvel is even launching into its next phase of development which purports to be more inclusive.
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They have instead served up their dignity to Trump in the most humiliating fashion, so that Trump can continue to serve up the country's dignity on the global stage.
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As algorithms like these improve the way they serve up content that people like, they may create for their users a false, virtual world where their values go unchallenged.
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I'm here today to serve up your weekly dose of new movie and / or TV trailers (except not actually TV this week because there was so much last week).
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We can serve up to 1,000 guests a day so now it's 4.30, they're cooking for the staff and also prepping for tonight's customers' special requests, lots of celebrations.
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However, if one was to steal more than $1,500 worth of crawfish, the offender could serve up to 10 years in prison or pay up to $3,000 in fines.
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The 24-year-old native of Iowa has yet to serve up a home run while with Baltimore after surrendering six over his final four outings with the Phillies.
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That's what this second half of season 2 is supposed to do: serve up a good time like we used to have, some good laughs, and, hopefully, good writing.
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Fox News and other partisan networks have demonstrated that the quickest route to huge profitability is to serve up a steady diet of high-carb, low-protein populist pap.
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Sanders sat down for an interview with Chapo Trap House, the "dirtbag left" podcast whose hosts repeatedly serve up some of the most vicious and personal attacks on Warren.
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Arguments based on economics as a cause of interfaith conflict may resonate in academia but some Catholic leaders from Africa are pressing Francis to serve up stronger doctrinal medicine.
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Sales are down to 213% to 10% of what they would normally be, and he's down to just himself and a chef trying to serve up to-go orders.
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"As a YouTuber, you don&apost have control of how many people see your video or how many people YouTube will serve up your content to," Barczyk told Insider.
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Kerry Ehrin and Carlton Cuse, who created the show with Anthony Cipriano and wrote the final installment, serve up a finale that is dark and decisive, but also reflective.
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Serve up a feminine look (and maybe some pie) in a collared shirt dress, hair band and hoop earrings that would fit right in at the Double R Diner.
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If we don't want to end up eating meatless turkey at some Thanksgiving in the future, now may be the time to serve up a hot plate of reality.
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Increasingly, companies like Adecco and iCIMS are looking at both internal and external tools that can proactively serve up jobs to candidates, even when they might not be looking.
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The special counsel's office recommended Friday that Mr. Manafort serve up to 25 years in prison and pay up to $25 million in fines in his financial fraud case.
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Though by no means vegetarian, or consciously clean-and-green, these whitewashed lunchtime eateries serve up endlessly imaginative combinations of salads, grains and proteins laced with Middle Eastern flavor.
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Russian women invest a lot of work in how they look and can serve up high-femme glamor: stiletto heels and evening makeup on a 6AM train to work.
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Instead of recasting the role or employing high-tech CGI, Episode IX will serve up previously unseen Leia moments driven by the actor that has always brought her to life.
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But when the time came for responses the data flow was not reciprocal; Self-serving talking points on self-selected "themes" was all he had come prepared to serve up.
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Since then, the advertising and publishing industries have been in a kind of endless panic, trying to work together to clean up the way they serve up content and ads.
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The restaurant will recreate a taverna on the Greek island of Skopelos (the set location for most of the first movie) and will serve up Mediterranean cuisine — imagine the tzatziki!
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Realted: How to Fly to Mars on a DIY Spaceship Adam Green's Psychedelic 'Aladdin' Is a Handmade Labor of Love Sarcastic Comics Serve Up Moments When Life Just Perfectly Sucks
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Insider recently uncovered food hall secrets from chefs who serve up gourmet cuisine at The Deco, a stylish, 1920s-inspired food hall in New York City that opened in January.
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Don't get us wrong, their tuxes are slick and their salt-and-pepper hair is sexy, but they'll never serve up a look quite like Priyanka Chopra or Laverne Cox.
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For someone who frequently translates the same kind of material (such as instruction manuals), they serve up the bits that have already been translated, saving lots of duplication and time.
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You can point your phone at a restaurant, for instance, and Google Lens will serve up the name of the restaurant as well as any relevant information from Google Places.
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The telecast didn't serve up as many viral or memorable moments as it might have with a host at the helm, but it was also refreshingly focused on ... the movies.
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Sure, toothpicks are an easy way to serve up appetizers like cheese or meat but they can cause severe and potentially fatal damage to an animal's gastrointestinal tract, if swallowed.
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Both runs off him came on solo homers after he didn't serve up a single blast in 27 relief appearances — 25 with the Chicago Cubs and two with the Padres.
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Essentially, it would allow an app, with the user's permission, to serve up a variety of content during that user's Uber trip, based on the specific details of each ride.
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A talented confidence artist could serve up some kind of philosophical or religious line that could make us feel like we have a new key to the meaning of life.
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Junk food is ubiquitous on campaign planes, and candidates flock to gatherings such as the Iowa State Fair that serve up fried candy bars, sausages and other high-calorie fare.
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Trip Experiences allows third-party apps, with the user's permission, to serve up a variety of content during that user's Uber trip, based on the specific details of each ride.
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A new poll released Thursday found more people are comfortable with office surveillance cameras than they are with a social media company using their information to serve up targeted ads.
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A new poll released Thursday found more people are comfortable with office surveillance cameras than they are with a social media company using their information to serve up targeted ads.
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Stick this tap onto any large, hollowed-out melon or pumpkin and fill it up with your choice of beverage for a unique way to serve up drinks at parties.
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Bonus prediction that is oddly specific: Given all the focus on goaltending, this feels like the series that's going to serve up a 73-4 game somewhere along the line.
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But then those Pink Floyd chaps had to serve up a double-album dose of war, dead fathers, loneliness, fascism, walls and mothers putting all of their fears into us.
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Customers sit at wooden-plank tables, set against the former prison's gray brick walls, while friendly staff members serve up seared salmon and big bowls of fig and avocado salad.
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A new crop of YouTube creators emerged to serve up the feeling to those who knew they felt it — at that point, a small but growing subset of the public.
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It's easier to see her influence in the photographs of artists like Juergen Teller or Ryan McGinley, although both serve up a glossier and more professional version of Goldin's style.
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It lies with nurturing heartland Democrats who can speak the language of the working class and waning middle class, not simply serve up reheated promises to preserve the New Deal.
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By collecting data from Facebook without user consent, the company was able to identify micro-populations of voters, then serve up customized ads encouraging them to vote for Donald Trump.
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Powell, Davies, and the coin dealers Simon Wicks and Paul Wells, who assisted in selling the concealed find, have all been sentenced to serve up to 10 years in jail.
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For one thing, the company is opening a microbrewery and tasting room at the site of the former Pabst brewing complex in Milwaukee, where it will serve up special selections.
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The three are not particularly voluble — they present quite a contrast to the motor-mouthed, pop-culture heads that American films invariably serve up when focusing on this age group.
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Heroes among us Thousands of Australians are hurting because of the ongoing wildfires raging across the country, and a few Australian tennis stars are hoping to serve up some comfort.
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To top things off, The Academy's official bartender Charles Jory and his team will serve up an array of on-theme cocktails like the Marvelous Mule and the Dapper Dragon.
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Former Mexican Prez Vicente Fox scoffed at Donald Trump's Cinco de Mayo homage, saying it's outlandish to think any restaurant with a Trump connection can serve up authentic Mexican grub.
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Those elements are there only to serve up the appearance of a smart film, when The Hitman's Bodyguard would have been better served by sticking to pure action and stupid humor.
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Remember too that the same computer processing power that's being used to recognize our voices and serve up useful Netflix recommendations is also being used to generate passwords for hacking attacks.
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It's far from the first game to serve up a skill-based team activity, or to get people using their imagination, or to open into any number of future career paths.
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O.L. Simpson: American Crime Story doesn't just promise a riveting account of the details surrounding the "trial of the century," it vows to serve up little known facts about the case.
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This week's move, then, is just another salvo in a now years-long war Trump has waged against automakers and suppliers who don't directly serve up jobs in the US economy.
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Firor seems rather excited, and he thinks ESO's unique position between the likes of Skyrim and World of Warcraft might help serve up a sweet spot that's so far been missing.
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That's where they did their beta testing and worked out the kinks, figuring out how to serve up the videos to users' phones — and in a way that wasn't data heavy.
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It makes expert use of data, categorising individual users' preferences into about 2,000 "taste clusters", to serve up different shows to different users, including within the same family, via targeted recommendations.
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It also shares his roll-with-the-punches attitude, which is probably the only way to serve up visions like a seahorse-riding battalion without eliciting a fatal level of skepticism.
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Under the rules for federal criminal procedure, a federal grand jury can can only serve up to 18 months unless the court determines that an extension is in the public interest.
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It is the nature of ideologies to see some things clearly and place other things out of view—to serve up a combination of useful concepts and to conceal self-interest.
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I had no scribe, in India or otherwise; no cool app to speed me through my note-writing or serve up all my patient's information in some nifty, instantly absorbable visual.
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If you do not mind having your information collected so that sites can serve up targeted ads, opting into the new features gives you more control over what you do see.
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LOS ANGELES, May 8 (Reuters) - A Los Angeles judge has finalized a ruling that Starbucks Corp and other coffee sellers must serve up a cancer warning with coffee sold in California.
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To all our loyal customers, we want to thank you for welcoming us into your homes and for the opportunity to serve up chef-designed recipes for the last seven years.
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The 29-year-old suffered a hard-luck loss against the Reds on April 7 but has won his last three outings and has yet to serve up a home run.
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This, in turn, gave one of Google's big clients, Nissan—which had paid PewDiePie for an ad of its own—a chance to serve up some self-righteous PR as well.
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To help bring a little more life to your favorite app, we've rounded up even more L.A. photogs who serve up daily shots that inspire, entertain, inform, and create general wanderlust.
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Yet while Slaves mission du-jour is to serve up a boisterous performance of both rage and amusement, on record and off, they take the semantics of their career pretty seriously.
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The speakers often serve up self-deprecating jokes, coupled with messages of morality and the charitable work of the foundation, which this year raised nearly $4 million for Catholic children's charities.
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Yet as anyone who has spent time on social media knows, even feeds built to serve up nothing but pictures of puppies and babies can easily devolve into ugly political arguments.
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The Justice Department's decision to water down a recommendation by its own prosecutors for Stone to serve up to nine years in prison that outraged the President sent shockwaves through Washington.
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The company is best-known for selling terminals that serve up reams of financial data to banks and trading firms around the world, for the nonnegotiable price of $22020,000 per seat.
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But there's also a left lane, embodied by Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, that would serve up a nearly socialist agenda of government programs as the antidote to Trump's nationalist populism.
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"And we made the decision then, that as a starting point, we would just not serve up content because we couldn't ensure that we were giving people great information," Silbermann said.
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Although streaming services like Spotify deliver music online, they also offer refuge from the Internet: their algorithms serve up new artists automatically while providing little information beyond names and thumbnail images.
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The obvious subtext: Bring your well-bred daughters to camp, and we'll serve up some well-heeled young men for them to marry alongside the tennis and golf and mambo lessons.
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We went in search of the city's best street stalls and small shops that serve up night-time garnachas—so you'll always have a reason to stay out late in the CDMX.
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Z Bar isn't the first bar to serve up a pricey cocktail, yet it's among the few to execute a perfect recipe—drink, atmosphere, and clientele as key ingredients—that actually sells.
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Then, once they'd been trained on the day-to-day hums and pings of your domestic bliss, they'd be able to understand what's going on, identify changes and serve up useful intel.
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It aims to entertain, to serve up the sacred cinematic gratifications of watching beautiful people in beautiful settings overcoming obstacles in order to be together — only this time, you know, with Asians.
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One of the more compelling features is Voice Cast, which uses the Fire Tablets as a visual surrogate for Echo devices, so you can have a devoted screen serve up those cards.
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Too often, movies and TV often serve up the trope of the shy nerdy loner who, in a clumsy attempt to win over the girl of his dreams, ends up harassing her.
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Like Spotify's Discover Weekly, which has been around for three years, SoundCloud Weekly should reflect your listening habits and serve up 30 tracks and DJ mixes that fit what you've played recently.
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The 21-21.5265 is the largest member of Boeing's Dreamliner series, and can serve up to 330 passengers in a standard two-class configuration, about 40 more than the 787-9 airplane.
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Much like its competitor, the platform will use an algorithm to serve up content related to user-specific watch histories, with columns that include Disney+ Originals, Recommended for You, and Continue Watching.
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Whereas Facebook will serve up fresh outrage based on your web surfing habits and engagement with posts, McDonald's will suggest items based on factors like the time of day or the location.
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The app then uses these subjective taps — on a super simple scale of "freezing" through to "hot" — to learn each user's temperature preferences and serve up more relevant weather reports to them.
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Here's how the whole thing works: The Japan branches of the fast-food franchise will serve up one of six new Pokémon McFlurries on July 14 to prep for the new movie.
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The hope is that this will compel sites like YouTube and Facebook to manage their algorithms so that they do not serve up endless streams of content promoting commercial products to children.
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And it's a home for shopping and information gathering, too, thanks to Bixby intelligence features that use image recognition to serve up direct shopping links, or to translate signage on the fly.
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Related to that, Comcast notes that the YouTube app can serve up live streams, like those from concerts and big music events like Coachella, or other notable events, like the 2017 Grammy's.
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Not only does it serve up a variety of artisanal drinks that you can't get at your neighborhood location, it's also home to an actual large-scale roasting operation (thus, the name).
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A pair of companies in charge of the project have ties to Google, and a major factor in their decision to wire the city for free is to serve up targeted advertising.
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In order to serve up items that fit my budget, the platform asked me several questions related to brands I typically purchase and how much I spend on average for each garment.
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Located between Warsaw and Łódź, the CPK will initially serve roughly 45 million passengers per year, with the view to eventually serve up to 100 million passengers, according to Polish government documents.
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Mr. Weinstein, a titanic film producer who became Hollywood's unofficial mascot of sexual predation, was acquitted of the two most serious charges but could still serve up to 29 years in prison.
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I think he felt he needed to serve up the whole story on a platter at the outset and then let the other managers kind of take bits and pieces of it.
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Serve up some spicy, smoky fresh chorizo sausages on a potato bun with plenty of grainy mustard and sautéed bell peppers and onions for a little something different for this backyard barbecue.
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The purpose of the color picker wasn't to dictate what Marchesa should do, but to serve up a range of color palettes that the designers could choose from to light the LED flowers.
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Then this week, during Mark Zuckerberg's congressional testimony, two representatives asked whether Facebook might be listening to private conversations through our phone microphones and using the info to serve up eerily specific ads.
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Location information is one of the prime bits of data any company can get on you, whether they want to personalize your weather reports or serve up an ad for a local bakery.
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Given the grim circumstances, it is not surprising that prosecutors have been working diligently to serve up at least a modicum of justice for the survivors and the grieving families of the dead.
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The clubs also tell us they already have 10 tables reserved each night, exclusively for NBA ballers -- and their kitchens will be working OT to serve up lamb chops, burgers, wings and shrimp.
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While some may see Plex's expansion to serve up content itself as a step away from its original goal of helping users manage their personal media libraries, Williams argues that's not the case.
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In a dystopian twist, the ever-expanding void left in the wake of all this creative destruction is being filled by websites masquerading as local news outlets that serve up right-wing agitprop.
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It's probably no coincidence, then, that the viewer can't tell whether the movie's reluctance to serve up a rousing climax is the result of poor planning, or some kind of declaration of principles.
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But the scare at the Oroville dam earlier this month, and the massive floods in Los Angeles last week, pale in comparison to what the latest volley of moisture threatens to serve up.
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This means that if you're taking a photo of a coffee mug, Facebook will be able to detect that specific object and serve up different digital images or effects based on this fact.
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He also helped serve up lunches for kids at a sports club on Thursday and highlighted the benefits of playing rugby when he joined the England team at their training session on Friday.
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Yet Wallace is an employee of Fox News, so it's highly unlikely that he'll pass up an opportunity to serve up some very uncomfortable questions to Hillary Clinton on this big stage too.
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"It seems to be it's going to be a very dynamic process of foreign policy-making with some very serious people, and will serve up some good options for the president," he added.
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And that's why I'm telling you that to make it big, to be successful, you have to have serious, serious commitment — because life will serve up some lessons you don't expect or want.
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The 21-year-old WBC lightweight champ loaded up his SUV with everything from shrimp to crab legs and other delicious stuff to serve up some quality meals to people on Skid Row.
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Abdullah and his buddies serve up the potent pineapple bowls—filled with jasmine rice, beef short rib, and lobster—to Slink Johnson, the comedian and actor who stars in Adult Swim's Black Jesus.
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Because the "tables" have been so carefully designed, however, you're often rewarded for erratic play by stumbling into secrets, or having the ball smash bumpers that serve up the game's chief collectible, fruit.
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But he then added, gratuitously, that New Jersey's position amounted to a "pure discrimination against religion," a clear invitation to other churches in New Jersey or elsewhere to serve up such a case.
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But over breakfast Mr. Barbón, the Amaz chef, couldn't help but daydream about how he might serve up caiman meat one day for his customers, who have included the celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain.
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It will be a nice dose of nostalgia for anyone who remembers it, and it will serve up answers to some of the internet's questions over the photo and clear up some misconceptions.
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The development came one week after federal prosecutors recommended that Flynn serve up to six months in prison, reversing their earlier recommendation of probation after his attacks against the FBI and Justice Department.
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While they serve up dewy Glossier lewks across our lifespan, the glands are particularly aggressive in puberty, when our systems are flooded with androgen hormones, which stimulate sebum production among other transformative functions.
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Now, web developers can program their sites to automatically serve up a dark version of their website when it sees your Dark Mode browser, seemingly just by adding a little bit of extra code.
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Speaking to The Verge ahead of today's announcement, Xiaomi stressed that its first UK store won't be just a pop-up shop, and it won't be there merely to serve up Mi 8 Pros.
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Cake can also serve up groupings around news – like "Top Tech News" – which can serve as an easy way to just catch up on whatever is happening, without the need for a specific query.
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Today, it announces a bunch of new features for US and UK subscribers designed to engage with playback in ways that go beyond just asking Alexa to serve up a specific song or artist.
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Now the company wants to make sure it can serve up those videos in your News Feed as quickly as possible, whether they're the traditional flat version or the VR videos of the future.
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But don't worry Gladiators, ABC has made sure to serve up a drama-filled Thursday with the Piper Perabo's new series Notorious taking the place of Washington's hit show on Thursdays at 9 p.m.
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But it's all a bit wearying, and it's not lost on her that the human resources staff at many corporations serve up cheap Fidelity and Vanguard mutual funds to colleagues on a silver platter.
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Yet if Bollywood films are a mainstay of entertainment in India, so too are 24-hour cable news channels, the most popular of which serve up a populist fare of nationalism and Pakistan-bashing.
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Myth: The Fallen Lords and Soulblighter couldn't actually serve up the Lord of the Rings-sized battles they implied, so the job fell to mission briefings and short stories buried within the game manuals.
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Calling it the first "Workforce Health Management System," this platform promises to serve up data in a transparent and easy to access way to enable employers to make better decisions for those they hire.
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While Cardi has been known to serve up some amazing beauty looks over the last couple years, Hennessy turned just as many heads as her famous sis with her natural makeup and sleek ponytail.
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At the top end of the range, a sleekly designed counter-top terminal — also battery-powered to go portable — has two large screens to let merchants serve up video ads while checking consumers out.
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Our best guess is that the touchscreen will be used to serve up info (like the weather) at a glance, but it's easy to imagine developers using it for all sorts of new purposes.
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Monica Lewinsky took to Twitter on Tuesday to serve up a "correction" to the title of an upcoming true crime series special about her affair with former President Bill Clinton and his subsequent impeachment.
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A former dean of Michigan State University who oversaw disgraced doctor Larry Nassar was sentenced Wednesday to serve up to a year in jail after he was convicted of neglect of duty and misconduct.
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Magnetic Knife Holder Bar — $27.65 See Details When you're trying to serve up ice cream straight from the freezer, you may end up doing more chiseling than scooping, or even more waiting than scooping.
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"We've never seen a Congress in history serve up tax cuts on a platter to businesses and individuals unless the economy was in recession," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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Eventually, the app will understand the context of the situation — if you're out by the pool, in your house, or outside in your backyard — and serve up objects that make sense in that situation.
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This would be an industry first, according to Lyft and Allscripts, and would also serve up real-time notifications of key events like patient pick-up, as wells live ETAs for health care providers.
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There are no bands, no DJs, no garish looking hat stalls, no food stands that claim to sell luscious Argentinian chorizo but only serve up disappointingly limp sausages in barren and broken ciabatta bread.
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First, it gives him a domestic message to send at home, you know, especially in regard to this change in the constitution that's allowing him to serve up to 16 more years in power.
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But it's all a bit wearying, and it's not lost on her that the human resources employees at many corporations serve up cheap Fidelity and Vanguard mutual funds to colleagues on a silver platter.
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That company would need two things: a big, broad, frequently renewed range of programming; and an understanding of its consumers deep enough to serve up to each of them the morsels most likely to appeal.
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Nothing inspires Halloween spirit quite like the sight of a radiant moon in the evening sky, and on the night of October 214, the universe has deemed fit to serve up an especially brilliant show.
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Against that backdrop Sapra took his group to 10 eating joints — small hole-in-the-wall shops that serve up food with recipes dating back centuries — in between stopping at the flower and spice markets.
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The MIY app also includes a function to track your listening, keeping watch over the volume and duration to serve up alerts when you might be overdoing it and potentially doing harm to your hearing.
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It's not hard to imagine Waymo using an on-demand app like Zipcar to serve up access to its self-driving minivans, or making them available to rent at an Avis counter at the airport.
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In a way, Pandora was an early model for explainable AI. It told you precisely why it chose to serve up that particular Childish Gambino track or that Hilary Hahn recording of Sibelius's violin concerto.
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Meanwhile, a revamped Google News will use heavy AI curation to serve up articles and videos it thinks you'll be interested in based along with information it thinks you should have from outside your bubble.
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"Bringing Firefox to Fire TV is an exciting new way to reach our users and serve up more of the full web to everyone," said Mark Mayo, Sr. Vice President of Firefox, in today's announcement.
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In a world where there are hundreds of hopefuls for every good job, intermediaries that can serve up the perfect candidate on a silver platter have the potential to become the CAA of their sector.
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It's never said precisely how its algorithm works, and what kinds of things it takes into account in order to serve up the profiles its users see while drunk and bored in a dark bar.
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But for now, we've rounded up a peek into the celebration at the Jenner home to get us in the Halloween spirit, and maybe even serve up some last-minute inspiration for our own Halloweekends.
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With the update, when you search for "how to vote," or a similar query, Google will serve up detailed information about what you will need in order to vote in your state on election day.
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Less than a week after Google unveiled its own image recognition tool by the same name, Pinterest is rolling out a new capability for its new-ish Lens feature that will serve up recipe suggestions.
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The original trailer is now under the shade of the pecan tree on their outdoor patio, where they serve up delicious avocado toast, breakfast bowls, and one killer grilled cheese (though only Thursdays through Sundays).
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Appeal to your crustacean friend's penchant for domesticity with cute home goods: This beautiful "Insight Mug" with a gold handle is a perfect excuse for them to serve up one of their famous healing elixirs.
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At the same time, the big four are collecting valuable consumer data that they can use to serve up more relevant content to their users — based on searches, purchases, check-ins and social media activity.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - The robots at the Enjoy Budapest Cafe can do it all - they can serve up food and drink, tell jokes, dance with the kids or just hang out for a chat with customers.
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A lad I knew from football saw the potential for our young lot to serve up [sell drugs] with the rest of us behind them for if it came on top [if it kicked off].
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Indeed, both films serve up the kind of self-mixing cocktail — unarmed black man, white police officer, the awful weight of history — that audiences are primed to recognize from years of similar-sounding news reports.
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Beefing up its grocery delivery service is an "informed gamble" for Walmart, Mr. Knemeyer said — one that will most likely serve up side benefits such as data collection and inroads with young, affluent city dwellers.
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Governments of all political stripes have preferred to serve up regular amnesties for illegal construction work, allowing culprits to regularise their position with the payment of a modest fine while allowing the structures to stand.
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And while it does deliver news -- Chris Wallace and Shepard Smith are two examples of anchors who do just that -- its priority is to serve up right-wing red meat that its viewers will enjoy.
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It's possible Tastebuds could be a rebranded version of the Friends Weekly playlist that was discovered earlier this year, which is supposed to serve up a personalized playlist of what's on your friends' Discover playlists.
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The TED app (free on iOS and Android) has also stayed on my phone for years, always ready to serve up a fascinating and educational TED Talks video when I have a free half-hour.
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And the public is starting to see the darker side of omnipresent tech companies that own their photographs, read their emails, know their habits and locations and serve up ads creepily related to their internet searches.
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The situation is similar in Syria, where a man must only serve up to seven years in prison if he murders his wife, sister, mother or daughter after finding her engaged in an 'illigitimate' sexual act.
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Germany's match against Italy is a bona fide headliner, but the game in Marseille looks set to be a far more capricious and mercurial affair, and nobody can be sure quite what it will serve up.
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You'll find local haunts that serve up great (and, as is the Philly way, cheap) drinks, so DNCers and the people who have showed up to shout abuse at them can cool off for a bit.
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Organized and voted for by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the Globes serve up free-flowing champagne and a smattering of after-parties at the same hotel, allowing stars to let their hair down and relax.
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The idea here is that YouTube often serves as a source of supplemental content related to what TV viewers are watching – that is, it can serve up things like trailers, teasers, clips, interviews, and other content.
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Prosecutors estimated in his plea agreement that he will likely serve up to six months in jail and face a fine between $500 to $9,500, provided that he isn't found to have committed any more crimes.
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When it's time to hit the airport, Alto will again serve up that email with the opportunity to retrieve your ticket QR code, without you ever having the need to open up the United Airlines app.
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Sometimes it can serve up a kind of humiliation that weakens a public figure's standing—being booed by your own constituents is never a good look; Fraser Anning is now forever the guy who got egged.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. Senate panel on Tuesday questioned how major social media companies like Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google unit use algorithms and artificial intelligence to serve up new content to keep users engaged.
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Virgin recently laid out plans to serve up to 84 new destinations in Britain and abroad, compared with the 19 long-haul ones it will serve from Heathrow in 2020, if it gets what it wants.
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Unless you're Charlize Theron bulking up for "Monster," figure a pound of pasta with the whole container of sauce to serve up to eight, not four: The Only Original Alfredo Sauce, $68.28 for four containers, jerseyitaliangravy.com.
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Sorta like Foursquare, but for TV. Once that's done, you can fire up Hulu on your TV, and it'll serve up a home screen just for you (like many services, Hulu supports multiple profiles for families).
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With its emphasis on institutions and incentives, it doesn't serve up the red meat of Matt Taibbi's "The Divide," a stinging indictment of the justice system's unequal treatment of corporate executives and street-level drug offenders.
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Inside the List 2020 FORESIGHT Talking books with Ann Patchett is like playing Ping-Pong with a pro: You serve up a title and she volleys it back with a quick, clever and occasionally wicked spin.
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It's a twist that further complicates the show's already complicated racial politics, in which the local black population excoriates the "immigrant scum" of the local Italian population, who serve up beatings and Molotov cocktails in response.
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Using an interface that's pretty much analogous to Google's famous search box, the company's software can serve up sales data, information on specific product categories, and almost anything else that someone would want to know about information.
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Related: Watch A Dreamworks Animator Turn His Son Into A Superhero With DIY Special Effects Sarcastic Comics Serve Up Moments When Life Just Perfectly Sucks Lil Dicky Made an 11-Minute Video and We Don't Hate It
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The goal is to give Russia the power to disconnect from the global internet in the event of a cyberwar and, in the interim, serve up a walled-off version of the web sanctioned by the Russians.
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With ride-hailing booming and the transportation and tech industries salivating over the idea of commercial self-driving services, it's no surprise that companies like Audi are thinking about how to serve up new types of content.
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To make a case for enjoying both of these treats in tandem, we teamed up with Segura Viudas Cava to serve up the prettiest flower-infused spiked gelatin dessert to satisfy all our cravings in one sitting.
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This is compounded by an asymmetry of passion that leads truther communities to create prolific amounts of content, resulting in a greater amount available for algorithms to serve up … and, it seems, resulting in real-world consequences.
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They include brave, vulnerable and gutsy doers, problem-solvers and status quo shakers ready to challenge the prevailing wisdom, even of those here on the continent—and serve up fresh perspectives that look well beyond tired narratives.
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Swedish director Niels Arden Opley (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo) and new screenwriter Ben Ripley (Source Code) serve up a fast-moving but seriously underwhelming and charmless display of young-and-dangerous tropes and paranormal consequences.
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Now, sales engineer Huxley Dunsany is using the 30-year-old computer (which he souped up with more RAM and a modern solid state drive) to serve up a website to visitors over the modern internet. Rhyal.
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The slight visual cues in the Kalinatek level, one would argue, are enough to emphasize the changes in Splinter Cell's story, so it's almost a shame when the game starts to serve up more spectacle and violence.
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While the teasers indicated that the show would serve up a sobering look at the reality of what happened on the first day of filming, the specter of sexual misconduct allegations is hardly confronted during the premiere.
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Their furtive romance is captured in a film that flawlessly draws on the visual elements of cinema to serve up a sharp, unforgettable meditation on the ways we gaze upon the things — and people — that we desire.
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It does this by partnering with various large e-commerce platforms and stores — in data-for-data deals — in order to then be able to serve up real-time aggregated data to its own FMCG brand clients.
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The recipe also calls for a garnish of edible flowers — a fancy touch seen in upscale restaurants perhaps, but never in the thousands of chicken rice shops across Southeast Asia which serve up Hainanese chicken rice daily.
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While early questions from Republicans and Democrats Wednesday largely focused on offering their side the chance to serve up talking points on Trump's impeachment, late in the evening Democrats pushed the president's defense team on campaign interference.
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And yet at the end Ms. Maclean forsakes all the unsettling subtlety and nuance she has had so clearly in her command to serve up a finale that I found frankly confounding, despite its having been foreshadowed.
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Tegel and Schoenefeld served 33 million passengers last year while the new hub is set for initial capacity of 27 million, though the airport company says it can be expanded to serve up to 45 million passengers.
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It could be a huge year at the box office for comic book movies, as studios look to serve up a number of sequels to some of their most popular franchises, while introducing a host of new properties.
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To Sarandos and Netflix, operating in a more American-inflected framework, "cinema" is the content they serve up, which you can watch in any manner you want as long as you pony up the money for their service.
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He's secure enough in his identity to serve up a performance of Rihanna's "Umbrella" that never fails to leave me speechless, and for Spider-Man: Homecoming to nonchalantly give Peter a love interest who's taller than he is.
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In the letter, first reported by Bloomberg's Sarah Frier, Schiff voiced concerns that both Facebook and Instagram serve up misleading, fear-mongering content about vaccines, which have been shown to be safe, effective, and critical for public health.
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It's not quite a trick, but it does feel like a coup to serve up what can undeniably be described as a full-throated women's prestige drama, all long dresses and bloody mouths, American denial, and feminine repression.
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After installing and opening the app on your mobile device, it will remove ad-tracking cookies – those that follow you around the web – in order to serve up personalized advertising and share your data with advertisers and marketers.
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It possibly overplayed its hand slightly, though, giving Facebook the chance to serve up a detailed (if not entirely comprehensive) point-by-point reply now — and use that to sidestep the latest request for its CEO to testify.
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They were there to serve up their newest single "J-Boy," which, in the grand tradition of Phoenix, sounds almost exactly as though it was written to soundtrack a film where precisely nothing happens and everyone looks beautiful.
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With the polls taking place on a weekend, local charities and schools take advantage by manning the hot plates to serve up a simple sausage in a slice of white bread or bun - give or take tomato sauce.
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The mindset is why we're living in an age of monopoly, where four airlines run most of the routes, two providers serve up nearly all cable television, and two companies produce nearly all of the nation's corn seeds.
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Both use job outlook data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics along with an analysis of hundreds of jobs susceptible to computerization from two University of Oxford researchers to serve up the odds that your job will disappear.
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The Premium Farmhouse Feast can serve up to 10 people and comes with the same staples of the smaller feasts with a few added bonuses, like both turkey and ham, mac and cheese, and two types of pie.
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Although the holy spirit of Gregory Peck's Atticus Finch hovers over many cinematic courtrooms, movies have often seemed more satisfying when they forget order and the law and serve up justice as cold (and blood-red) as possible.
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The FTC alleged that YouTube, which is owned by Google, violated COPPA by collecting the personal information of users who watched videos that were clearly directed toward children and then used that data to serve up targeted advertising.
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The FTC alleged that YouTube, which is owned by Google, violated COPPA by collecting the personal information of users who watched videos that were clearly directed toward children and then used that data to serve up targeted advertising.
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Four prosecutors quit the case after the department reversed their demands for Stone to serve up to nine years for witness intimidation and lying to Congress after Trump complained about the sentencing guidelines in a late night tweet.
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The upper chamber has rarely lived up to the hype of "world's greatest deliberative body," but surely it can do better than serve up the sort of hyperbolic twaddle and partisan hackery on tap in December's House debate.
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WASHINGTON, June 25 (Reuters) - A U.S. Senate panel on Tuesday questioned how major social media companies like Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google unit use algorithms and artificial intelligence to serve up new content to keep users engaged.
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They're less processed, more raw, more able to serve up the hyperreal sentiment I find myself needing from my position behind the screen, where the modern experience of human empathy is typically diminished to a few lackluster heart emojis.
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Pandora says it's spent the last year working on its Podcast Genome Project in order to serve up personal recommendations for listeners, taking into account things like category as well as user interactions like thumbs, skips, collects, and plays.
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This is important because Google's traffic acquisition costs have been climbing due to the shift to mobile devices, where apps and assistants like Siri serve up many of the answers users once turned to Google for, when on desktop.
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That's right: From here on out, anyone who sexually harasses someone by posting explicit photos or videos of that person online can now be required to pay a $1,000 fine or serve up to one year of jail time.
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These are programs designed to anticipate what a user wants based on a myriad number of signals and behaviors, and if the results they serve up are imperfect to a few users, that doesn't mean the software is buggy.
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Despite its popularity in Denmark, the majority of restaurants that offer this gluttonous start to the day serve up pretty much the same spread: assorted cuts of pork, an egg or two, cereal, pastry, and a pot of coffee.
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The more people search and shop on the site, the more data Amazon gets, and the better it will be able to serve up the clothes stylish shoppers want now—and maybe even set the trends they'll want next.
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The dual-camera system on the Huawei P9 is not attempting to serve up fresh gimmicks, and is instead targeted at improving contrast, gathering more light, and generally making every photo look as good as it can possibly be.
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And I'd happily go a lifetime without watching this show serve up another awkward, argument-disrupted dinner, or another concert in which one of the Lyon children goes off-script and performs a song their domineering father hasn't approved.
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Lewis dismisses most of the other candidates for the 1944 nomination with an adjective or two apiece—"neat little Dewey, rigid Taft, pompous Vandenberg, precocious Stassen"—but the Old Guard was determined to serve up its own unappetizing fare.
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Many fast-food chains are trying to find innovative ways to serve up chicken — whether it&aposs between two Popeyes buns, dunked in Chick-fil-A sauce, or dripping in Nashville hot oil — and Taco Bell is no exception.
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Marvel will no doubt serve up some new, multimillion dollar-earning superheroes in coming sequels (in fact, this possibility is alluded to in the trailer for the forthcoming Spider-man movie, to be released on the heels of Endgame).
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But starting on Tuesday, its creators will serve up two free weeks of arts events as an amuse-bouche, hoping to entice New Yorkers with an early look at the type of ambitious programming the Shed will eventually offer.
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This week, we serve up five novels from Europe (one from Britain, one from Austria, three from France), along with the biography of a 19th-century British poet and a debut American novel that moves between Vietnam and Hartford.
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From October 24 through the end of the month — or while supplies last — participating locations in Detroit, Memphis, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, Savannah, Summerville and New Orleans will serve up the Ghost Whopper to customers.
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N, the subject of intense scrutiny over its business practices and pricing policies, said it would release preliminary quarterly results and guidance on March 88.153, raising hopes the company will serve up some positive news after months of uncertainty.
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The Cravings by Chrissy Teigen collection will feature "all the essentials that Chrissy uses to prep, cook and serve up her favorite recipes," the company said in a statement, including a cast iron Dutch oven, serveware, cutlery and glassware.
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But with Invasion of Privacy, the Instagram celeb-turned-hip-hop star delivered an album full of bangers that begged the question: Why make one song of the summer when you can serve up a whole album of them?
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As Mr. Sanders sees it, the profit-hungry billionaire owners of news media companies serve up lowest-common-denominator coverage, purposefully avoid the income-inequality issues he prioritizes and mute alternative voices as they take over more and more outlets.
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In the week leading up to the game's release, a handful of streamers were given Rain World to play, which gave Jakobsson and Therrien the capacity to observe the huge differences that just the game's first region can serve up.
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The algorithms are, above all, designed to serve up relevant ads to the user while rearranging the content that you came for with a secret digital sauce that's designed to keep you as stimulated as possible and always coming back.
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Analysts do not expect the BoE to serve up any surprises on Thursday, but will be looking at both consumer inflation data, due on Tuesday, and wage data due on Wednesday for any sign of inflationary pressures building in the economy.
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"The new Diablo Tortilla Chips build from that inspiration, letting us serve up our hottest chip yet that's completely unique to Taco Bell, from its dark and smoky packaging with saucy wisdoms, to the flavor of the chip itself," Thalberg said.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - President Raul Castro will serve up to five more years as head of Cuba's Communist Party as he and other aging revolutionaries keep their grip on power at a time of economic reform and detente with the United States.
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"Our goal is to set up 300 systems and serve up to 8003 million people in rural areas across Tanzania by 2022, making JUMEME the largest mini-grid operator in the country," said Thadeus Mkamwa, one of the company's directors.
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If you're already anti-foie gras, this may feel like case of just desserts, but for the millions of French who serve up foie around Christmastime, it is beginning to look as if Père Fouettard has struck early this year.
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They will likely try to explain away some of your reasons for ending things and serve up some word vomit, to which you should respond with a clear, thought-out way to say that things simply aren't working for you.
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Apple Card holders are able to easily track their spending in-app, and it will also use machine learning and Apple Maps to color-code by categories and locations, which Apple will serve up in weekly and monthly user-specific reports.
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As websites and web apps have grown in complexity, so have their demands: They want access to your webcam to make video calls, they want to know where in the world you are to serve up local information, and so on.
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Apple, like every major tech company, desperately wants to make exclusive videos, ones it can then serve up to Apple customers through Apple products like Apple TV. The only problem, so far, is that Apple really sucks at making videos.
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As far as formats go, I'm much more interested in using cameras that distort reality and don't just serve up a mediocre version of it à la most affordable HD cameras, so whenever I can justify using outmoded technology, I will.
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When your local hospital is having to serve up a 16 foot long, 123 foot wide, and 15 inches-deep pie just to try and raise enough money to buy penicillin, suddenly paying your taxes doesn't seem such a bad idea.
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Uber, realizing it had hundreds of millions of people in its back seats as a captive audience, just announced it will allow third-party apps the ability to serve up notifications, content, or ads to its users during their trips.
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Analysts do not expect the BoE to serve up any surprises, but will be looking at both consumer price inflation data, due on Tuesday, and wages data due on Wednesday for any sign of inflationary pressures building in the economy.
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And while July did serve up the unexpected hit Girls Trip as well as the overperforming Dunkirk, it wasn't enough to save the month, or the summer, which by the end of July was lagging behind summer 2016 by 270 percent.
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In a new video, restaurant guide Zagat explores the rising trend of topless drive-through coffee shops in Washington state, where baristas at cafés like Bare Beans Espresso and Smokin' Hot Espresso will serve up your caffeine fix sans clothes.
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That's what a new, small-scale study published in Nature this month seeks to establish: whether regular urine collection and analysis of the thousands of telling, changing indicators in our pee can reliably serve up information about a person's health.
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Politicians on Capitol Hill have plenty of staff to advise them on the legal aspects of policy issues, but, oddly, they have a dearth of advisers who can serve up unbiased analysis about the critical science and technology issues they legislate.
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Provided that a cause aligns with her brand and maybe even expands her market share — like promoting girls and women in STEM or highlighting female entrepreneurs — Trump seems happy to serve up bland bromides and offer easy gestures of support.
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But, but, but: Twitter's expansion of efforts to curate and serve up news content to its users raises questions about the role of its human curators (which are not a new addition to the company, but perhaps not very visible).
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Randy Hultgren (R-Ill.) and Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) would allow the Financial Stability Oversight Council's independent member with insurance expertise to serve up to 18 months past when his or her term expires until a new expert is appointed.
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Maybe Wells can fill us in.) This weekend we will be dining on exactly the same (slightly dry) turkey, mash (made with Yukon Gold potatoes—invented in Canada!), stuffing, cranberry sauce, and gravy that Americans will serve up in November.
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With online media, however, a consumer's use provides data to media companies so they can serve up exactly what would gratify her most, as they mine her behavior patterns to tailor her online experiences and appeal to her individual psychological needs.
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"The Mule," which cost $50 million to make, is expected to do well over the busy holiday period, in part because it will have little direct competition; studios are mostly planning to serve up fantasies heavy on computer-generated imagery.
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Now Margot and Félix Dumant, twins from a restaurant-owning family, have mined the chain's retro appeal with several studiously decorated bistros that serve up a menu so profoundly Gaullish that Charles de Gaulle himself would probably have crowed with pleasure.
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We know that getting pieces from your favorite brand at a quarter of their original prices is already a dream come true, but to make things even better, Kate Spade will also serve up amazing daily deals throughout the Surprise Sale.
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The movie, filmed entirely in China, was engineered not just as escapist entertainment but also proof that the Chinese film industry can serve up global blockbusters too — that event films can rise in the East and play in the West.
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It is building the World Expo 2020 exhibition site, an extension to Dubai's Metro system and Al Maktoum International Airport, a new airport being developed on the edge of Dubai, which will serve up to 146 million passengers by 2025.
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The company expects to be able to serve up each person "personalized content tailored to their individual travel," like directions, flight information and updates, boarding times, upgrade or standby status, and of course, the location of the nearest Delta Sky Club.
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This week, during a four-day campaign titled "Winter Warm-Up 2017," several young Yankees and a few veterans will serve up sandwiches, visit senior centers and make phone calls to season-ticket holders to thank them for their support.
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If AI can analyze the content of your emails or Facebook posts to serve up more relevant ads, then surely the same AI can be trained to analyze the content of a news article and determine whether it's true or not.
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While many of us will be tucking in to a home cooked roast turkey and all the trimmings on Christmas day, chefs at The Ritz Restaurant – which holds a prestigious Michelin star – will be working flat out to serve up several courses.
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Since then, all of the major digital media platforms have announced and implemented numerous product changes intended to block organized disinformation operations, reduce the toxicity of the content they serve up, and increase the quality of the time users spend with their services.
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Given it's working with partial and public data — and despite applying its salve of machine learning to heal some of the cracks — he concedes the system is still not always able to serve up a score on a particular individual or entity.
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They can then hand that information to developers so they can build "more robust conversational interfaces around it", as Patel puts it — such as, for example, a chatbot that's more conversational and capable, given it can serve up answers it found online.
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Here, the Spanish chef José Andrés is hosting a paella party at the see-and-be-seen SLS South Beach, and Momofuku Milk Bar's Christina Tosi will serve up her strawberry lemon cake and other sweets at the former home of Gianni Versace.
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The updated machine adds a companion arm that can serve up balls in the air, and better predict smashes through improved AI. Forpheus uses a robotic arm that is controlled by the AI through a 5-axis motor system to swing the paddle.
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In the past, there were several reports of characters from the British animated children's series appearing in disturbing clips on YouTube Kids, a service that was developed in 2014 to serve up only child-friendly content in hope of making parents' lives easier.
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It's only now, after social media has embedded itself everywhere, that platforms are being called out for their moral vacuum; for building systems that encourage abject mindlessness in users — and serve up content so bleak it represents a form of visual cancer.
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At The Baffler, Liz Pelly examined how algorithms that serve up music for passive listeners create a more masculine listening experience overall, including creating listener patterns that influence human programmers of playlists on the service to promote the work of men over women.
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For the more minor infractions, Stone faces up to five years in prison, but he could serve up to 20 years for witness tampering — or 50 years, all together, though the punishment will likely be less given that he has no prior record.
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"When we receive the airplanes with the longer range, then we can serve up to 60% of the global population," VietJet Chief Executive Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao told Reuters on the sidelines of the CAPA Asia Aviation & Corporate Travel Summit, via a translator.
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Over the course of the probe, the special counsel unveiled charges against more than two dozen Russians in plots to use social media to serve up divisive content to American audiences before the election and hack the emails of high-level Democrats.
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Why it matters: Now more than ever, ad dollars for e-commerce are spent on platforms like Google, Facebook and Amazon as they perfect the link between what consumers want and their ability to serve up other items the consumers might like.
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The foreign-language immersion continues in the hotel's adjacent Italian restaurant, where yet more Italian-speaking staff serve up prosciutto, smoked mozzarella, numerous pizzas and a pasta list featuring a solid take on cortecce, a slim, pointy pasta with diced pancetta and funghi.
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According to Bloomberg — which reported the "misunderstanding" earlier — Activision Blizzard wanted to negotiate a new commercial agreement before Nvidia could serve up the games, and Nvidia has been pretty clear that its business model is to not have commercial agreements with game publishers.
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Still, it's hard to imagine many working mothers getting home in time to serve up Gray's tête de veau for supper, even if one of the kids has already soaked the calf's head for the requisite two hours and removed the eyes.
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Those places, which continue to serve up superb food, belong to the days when the country was still riding high atop the mighty economic surge that carried it from the ashes of World War II all the way to the forefront of the global market.
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Instead of building and designing bomb-laden autonomous drones, or humanoid robots like ATLAS who are probably going to overthrow humanity in a couple of years, researchers should be inventing robots like the Frobot vending machine that only exists to serve up frozen yogurt.
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According to the press release, no two days will be the same at The Bell, and guests can look forward to a pool with an outdoor bar, dive-in movies, performances by exclusive artists and a "Freeze Lounge," which will serve up frosty drinks.
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Back in April, Mark Zuckerberg was asked to respond to the mother of all conspiracy theories when he appeared before a Senate committee: Does Facebook use microphones in our computers and smartphones to listen to our conversations and then serve up uncannily relevant advertisements?
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This test tube human flesh you propose to serve up is just a kind of moral cop-out, It's [a moral cop-out] like using potato flour for Passover to make pastries that mimic fully the very food you are not supposed to eat.
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As podcasts turn to programmatic advertising — and large streaming services like Spotify push them there in order to serve up the ads — it would be surprising if Spotify didn't make podcasts ad-free for its Premium tier subscribers and encourage podcast listeners to go Premium.
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Though not as formal as, say, the Oscars or the Golden Globes, we can always count on the BET Awards to serve up some serious style from Beyoncé, Gabrielle Union, Rihanna, and more, sprinkling some #BlackGirlMagic all over the show (and into our lives).
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So good that I'd like to sample the available six-speed manual transmission, just to see if the engine — optimized for MPGs in my XSE tester, with its CVT box — could serve up some spirited fun for drivers who like to change their own gears.
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Hatch is under investigation by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) for moving more than $100,000 of fentanyl from Massachusetts to New Hampshire, and he agreed on Friday to plead guilty to the charge and will serve up to four years in prison, according to Politico.
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Cydar, which has developed cloud-based software to serve up 3D images of a specific patient's blood vessels in X-ray guided endovascular surgery, said Humer would bring in a "wealth of commercialisation" and key insights into helping develop further applications for the software.
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In "The Fix: How Nations Survive and Thrive in a World in Decline," Tepperman sets aside Big Think to serve up a smorgasbord of small think: practical, microcosmic solutions to big problems in sometimes surprising places from Brazil to Botswana to New York City.
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We're not quite sure what this says of the cultural fabric of Cincinnati, but despite the fact that there are around 250 chili parlors in the city that serve up this hot (and cold) mess, the rest of the country hasn't really adopted it.
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He's already started to write big checks to fund academic research into everything from misinformation campaigns on Facebook to algorithmic bias on YouTube, so when policymakers are looking for evidence of wrongdoing they do not have to rely on tech companies to serve up data.
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After rain had washed out a big chunk of the day on the outer courts, it looked like Barty might serve up the dampest squib of a start to a tournament desperate for good news after a week of headlines about poor air quality.
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JUST IN: Office of the Special Counsel will serve up an indictment Monday in connection with Russia probe, an official confirms to NBC News Confirmed: US official with knowledge tells NBC News an indictment will be made public Monday in the special counsel's Russia investigation.
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She entered the scene in the late '90s, just as music was seeing the aforementioned deluge of Latin artists, with Ricky Martin, Marc Anthony and others preparing the ears of American listeners for the heart-pounding, dance-ready beats they wanted to serve up.
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In an Essential world, everything in your house is wired to the internet, and Ambient OS learns from all your interactions and input to anticipate and serve up exactly what you want at any given moment, regardless of who built the device or its core software.
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An Orange County Court judge sentenced Graswald to serve up to four years in prison, but she could be released on parole as early as December based on the time she served awaiting trial, her lawyer told the AP. She was ordered to pay a $5,000 fine.
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Berg has never been a flashy director, preferring to serve up meat-and-potatoes action sequences rather than the razzle-dazzle of Michael Bay, but there are some lovely shots in Deepwater Horizon, including one of Rodridguez's reflection in a GPS monitor after the ship loses power.
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Maybe like last summer's Sausage Party, it would mix some interesting social critique into its animated entertainment — goodness knows that a movie about the changing ways we communicate with our phones had plenty of opportunities to serve up a little bit of good alongside mostly fluffy entertainment.
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This all-encompassing cookware kit comes with everything you'll need to serve up undeniably delicious dishes (say that five times fast) — two frying pans, two covered saucepans, a five-quart Dutch oven, a slotted spoon, solid spoon, slotted turner, and pasta fork are all at your disposal.
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The seven-inch's two songs serve up icy, dancey goth-tinged death rock, and temper it with an ominous apocalyptic obsession—the video for "Deadenders" is a vintage nuclear nightmare, and McNerney's own interest in the end of days foes far deeper than a few song titles.
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For years, some Republican-controlled state legislatures have pushed punitive austerity policies that serve up huge tax breaks to the wealthy and big corporations while starving public schools and students of the things they need to support learning -- and that includes retaining experienced and properly trained educators.
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But for now, the creative team of the "Preacher" TV series (which includes Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, collaborators better known for their comedic efforts) is satisfied to serve up this provocative material more sparingly, while staying true to the audacious spirit of the comic books.
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Because after a period of relentless provocations, it pays even more to dilly-dally in the real world, where real world leaders are eager to serve up new concessions and, in so doing, satiate their own egos and, perchance, even dream of winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
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If you want to see the very freshest content that YouTube has to offer then set the Sort by column (far right) to Upload date—we warn you though that this will serve up a lot of videos of lesser quality for the popular search terms.
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His teammate Kyle Kuzma couldn't let that one go, though, and decided to serve up some roast GOAT: LeBron came back with a dad-ass "NOT" joke in response—only just compounding his old-man look: But this Christmas party business is all beside the point.
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However, we're focusing on the nation's contribution to fashion — in particular, a growing e-commerce site that has introduced a number of indie imprints to the US market since its stateside launch in 2016, and continues to serve up original, outfit-making designs from still-unknown labels.
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The problem is that the film, directed by Zhang Yimou ("House of Flying Daggers"), was held up as not just escapist entertainment but also as proof that China can serve up international blockbusters — that event films can rise in the East and play in the West.
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Prosecutors recommend six-month sentence for Michael Flynn Trump's first national security adviser Michael Flynn should serve up to six months in jail, prosecutors told a federal judge on Tuesday, saying Flynn has failed to accept responsibility for his actions and undermined a separate criminal case.
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That is the type of cautionary tale that Silver, even as tanking talk persists, can forever serve up to discourage actual tanking: In the 34-year history of the lottery, only eight times has the team with the worst record managed to win the No. 1 pick.
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After a regular season and slew of yawn-worthy playoff games that drew lower TV ratings and exposed some cracks in the NFL's armor, the league would like nothing more than to have the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons serve up a Super Bowl thriller on Feb.
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Nearby, Balboa and Beresan serve up chewy reds from retrofitted barns in a shared parking lot, while across the street, Sleight of Hand — with its Pearl Jam posters, vinyl albums that customers may play and Neil Patrick Harris gracing its bottles in magician's garb — offers a unique tasting experience.
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You do need to keep your original computer around to serve up media to your Chromebook (and switched on whenever you need your files), but you don't have to pay anything if you're just accessing Plex through a web browser, no matter where you are in the world.
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Yes, after pulling herself out of her 1950's rut as a swimsuit model to become everything from a doctor, lawyer, computer scientist, astronaut and even the president of the United States, Barbie has now become a 3D-animated hologram that can serve up the weather on command.
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CAVUTO: All right, when you say squeeze him -- I touched on this Ted prior -- this notion that he would have to serve up higher-ups or people in the administration, even though a lot of this might not involve those people, certainly up to the president, we would think.
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Yet YouTube does not plan to rethink the fundamental tenets that it should be open to free expression, that people around the world should have the right to upload and view content instantly (and live), and that recommendation algorithms are an appropriate way to identify and serve up content.
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Not only does the eco-friendly and cruelty-free shop serve up individual handmade bars of soap — from $5 to $9.50 a pop, depending — that would please any stargazer, but it also offers an entire Chakra Kit of soaps for $35 that'll help keep you level-headed year-round.
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"We live in a six-second era where people are looking for a moment, then they're onto the next moment," says 25 year-old Ebenezer of the fact-paced era we're living in, one where people often serve up and also receive a hyper-colored yet distinctly unreal present.
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Boston finished second in the AL with a 33 ERA this regular season but surrendered eight runs in each of the first two ALDS games in Houston as starters Chris Sale and Drew Pomeranz combined to allowed 11 runs in seven innings and serve up five home runs.
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These new "urban in-line" locations will not only serve up alcohol and chicer vibes (Eater says the stores will include "localized design and artwork, open kitchens, and digital menu boards"), but will also mark a notable shift away from the drab drive-thru windows of our fast food pasts.
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The main difference between these knock-off apps and real Google Maps usually came down to a redesigned home screen with a tweaked or sometimes stolen UI that functioned as way to serve up ads while also masking the fact the app was really running off of Google's data all along.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)However, other routers serve up the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands under the same wifi network name: Devices then connect to whichever band is strongest at any given position in your home (if a device only supports the 2.4GHz frequency, then it'll obviously stick to that).
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On the latter purpose the company specifies that its cookies are used to enable it to present "appropriate messages" to site visitors, such as to serve up different versions of its website for marketing purposes; and — emphasis ours — to allow third parties to display appropriate advertising and to track its effectiveness.
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From restaurants that serve up classic soul food to visitors from around the world to cuisine that represents Harlem's most recent immigrants from West Africa, Harlem's rich history can literally be tasted — including Harlem's little-known past as a predominately Jewish neighborhood, and even some reminders of the original Dutch village.
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The water: Although Michigan Governor Rick Snyder's office said the water now meets the standards under the Lead and Copper Rule and Safe Drinking Water Act, residents don't trust the government or their pipes to serve up safe drinking water, and many don't want to pay for the tainted water.
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For all of Apple's claims of to-the-microsecond accuracy, the lack of ambient mode actually makes the Apple Watch worse at telling the time than a regular watch, which always has the time ready to serve up, even when you just sneak a peek at it without moving a muscle.
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"After receiving a record number of consumer inquiries regarding Villa Italian Kitchen's crust and just what makes it so delicious, Villa Italian Kitchen decided to give the people what they want and serve up an order of crust all on its own," the New Jersey-based chain said in a statement.
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We'll let Alphabet off also needing to invest in vast global educational programs to deliver universal worldwide literacy rates, being as they do also serve up video snippets and have engineered voice-based interfaces to disperse data orally, thereby expanding accessibility by not requiring users can read to use their products.
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An inspector general report dated Monday details the investigation into the traffic surge from May 2017, when Oliver, host of "Last Week Tonight" on HBO, urged his audience to weigh in on the net neutrality debate about whether internet service providers should be required to serve up all content equally.
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Indeed, part of the anti-abortion strategy is to serve up a diet of far-fetched cases: While there is no chance the Supreme Court will uphold the fetal heartbeat law, a defeat serves the greater purpose of keeping the base attentive to the court and motivated at the polls.
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" Daltrey was ahead of her peers in adopting LED lights as a bedroom accessory to give online videos a color-changing effect, but LED light strips, which serve up a rainbow palette of neon colors, now run rampant among the set of Gen Zers who want to become "TikTok famous.
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Celebrity chefs Anthony Bourdain and Gordon Ramsay have effused over typically Singaporean dishes like chicken rice; some hawker stalls serve up the cheapest Michelin star meals at $2; and last year's Hollywood hit film Crazy Rich Asians showed its stars tucking into heaped plates at a famous Singapore night market.
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Her cover of "It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year" is featured heavily in the trailer and the film's opening and closing sequences: It makes sense, as it would be a shame for her to serve up two helpings of holiday goodness in the same year without a little crossover.
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Amazon is trying to build a more personal Alexa as privacy concerns continueOften times, teaching a digital assistant more about you often involves sharing more about yourself — such as your home and work addresses, your frequent contacts, and other details that apps and services often use to serve up relevant information.
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So now, if you're incapable of the Daliesque feats of imagination needed to imagine yourself patting your hands against an invisible wall or pulling an invisible rope, you can slap on a Oculus Rift and let the magic of modern technology serve up virtual ropes and walls to get you started.
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At this point GoEuro says it has more than 500 European transport operators integrated into its multi-model travel search platform, and is able to serve up results for 13 European destinations — namely: the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, Austria, Poland, the Czech Republic and (most recently) Sweden.
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The newly released first-look at the upcoming young adult romp not only promises Élite will serve up the kind of prep school realness we haven't seen since Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester) walked the halls of Constance Billard School for Girls, but, it will also breath the same soapy, sexy, rarified air.
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While the movie appears to veer off into dystopian hand-wringing at some points—there's a scene involving Watson and John Boyega exploring a cavernous room full of scary servers, as well as what looks like a very dramatic kayaking accident—it will, with any luck, serve up the skewering Silicon Valley deserves.
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In this mythical or magical mode, she is not ashamed to serve up a measure of novelistic Irish cliché (the priest, the nun, the draper's wife), mixing it with bitter contemporary reality: the young Polish, Czech, Slovakian, and Bosnian exiles who work as service staff at the Castle, the town's posh hotel.
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You not might think much of visiting the most well-known search engine in your browser, but there's a lot of heavy lifting going on to serve up the page, and, as noted by The Next Web, Mozilla developer Alex Gaynor has written a detailed guide to what's actually going on in the background.
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But it's integral to the story Ennis was telling with the book, and if you sift through the episodes, there are minor clues that the show is using its slow pace to acclimate the audience in preparation for something that's far more disturbing than anything Rogen and Goldberg serve up in their initial outing.
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However, putting Peanuts on morning TV, in front of an audience looking for entertainment parents and their kids can watch together (Towner says that Boomerang's ability to serve up a "co-viewing audience" was one of the chief draws for the brand), may be the best way to hook the next generation of Peanuts fans.
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" Clapper warned that increased politicization in the oversight of the intelligence agencies "places a heavier burden on our intelligence community leaders to provide the top cover, so that rank-and-file workers, employees in the intelligence community, can continue to serve up truth to power, even if the power doesn't listen to the truth.
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On how Facebook is trying to serve up content, including news content, that is meaningful to users: The way that this works today, broadly, is we have panels of hundreds or thousands of people who come in and we show them all the content that their friends and pages who they follow have shared.
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It also plans to launch a (free) consumer app early next year that will provide end users with controls over the information they're sharing for ID verification and also serve up insights on how it's being used — to give people "a holistic view and analytics of their data exposure online", as Klenk puts it.
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If you prefer Top 40 music with a bit of an edge, these New York City-based producers serve up buoyant rhythms and roof-raising hooks with a rotating crew of mainstream pop interlopers like the Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen, the songwriter and producer Justin Tranter, and the trap superstar Fetty Wap, among others.
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In another recommendation the MAC suggests the removal of a condition restricting the recruitment of chefs via the SOL if they work at an establishment that offers a take-away service — perhaps a sign of the on-demand times, when startups like Deliveroo and JustEat have been expanding the pipeline of eateries that serve up take-out.
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In a time when public officials seem happy to serve up crass and glib oversimplifications of public issues as long as it suits their purposes, we need the work of Frederick Wiseman — a bracing, engaging, and ruthless observer who's been telling our story with a twinkle in his camera lens for more than half a century.
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The influential tea party star trekked to the South with Trump -- less than 24 hours after she endorsed the GOP front-runner in Iowa -- to serve up a Palin-esque platter of red meat to a midday political rally here, one of the states voting March 1 in the crucial SEC portion of the Republican primary.
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If you're a Wall Street guy, you can call up a bored reporter and serve up a song-and-dance about how all your mates are really worried about this Warren lady, and rest easy knowing this message will be treated as important national news and not dismissed with the correct response, which is: Yeah, duh?
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An impeachment vote would serve up red meat for the conservative base and help turn out GOP voters right before the election, while casting doubt on special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's Russia investigation.
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So instead of AI sending robots into a human-slaying frenzy, per the usual dystopian sci-fi storyline, we find ourselves confronted with neural nets being used to serve up contextual illustrations of children so parents can gift personalized books that seamlessly insert a child's likeness into the story, thereby casting them as a character in the tale.
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Take, for instance, Hand of Abaris, reviewed below, a comic comprised of photographs of clay figures acting out a classic adventure story; or DC Comics' Flintstones #1, a realistically illustrated take on the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon, which manages to serve up some of the classic comedy of the series with a healthy dash of cultural critique.
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The emails serve up another blow to Facebook's public image following two years of near-constant crises and will likely pique the interest of antitrust regulators on both sides of the Atlantic as they appear to reveal a company looking to aggressively leverage its position to maintain dominance while turning the screws on developers and rivals.
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The app provides a "Discover" page, with an index of trending hashtags, and a "For You" feed, which is personalized—if that's the right word—by a machine-learning system that analyzes each video and tracks user behavior so that it can serve up a continually refined, never-ending stream of TikToks optimized to hold your attention.
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Following what you do on Facebook: The company has near-total awareness of every move you make on its website or in its apps, including: When you log in, how long you spend online and where you are logging in from — hence it can welcome you to new cities and suggest places to visit and eat (and also serve up local ads).
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In other words, I want my TV shows to be served up to me the way Apple Music and Spotify serve up nearly every new and old song, ad-based (in the case of basic Spotify) or for a monthly subscription price, without requiring me to know what label recorded them or, if I choose, even what album they were on.
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Screenshot: GizmodoYou can read Apple's Privacy Policy too, which makes it clear that data from Location Services on iOS can be used to learn about places you visit a lot, serve up location-based ads in Apple News and the App Store, and make location-based suggestions (like the Siri prompts to visit your local coffee shop in iOS 12).
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Mueller and the Conspiracy Around the Corner In the wake of the Mueller report's release Charlie Warzel says that online hot-take machines effectively drown out the truth of whatever has just happened so as to better serve up confirmation bias: When it comes to the biggest revelations, we care far more about the buildup than any of the actual findings.
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In other words, I want my TV shows to be served up to me the way Apple Music and Spotify serve up nearly every new and old song, ad-based (in the case of basic Spotify) or for a monthly subscription price, without requiring me to know what label recorded them, or, if I choose, even what album they were on.
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In fact, when getting our wardrobe in the warm-weather groove, we're all about keeping things simple — as in, only giving in to a few solid pieces that can serve up an entire look on their own (as opposed to scooping up every It item you see when you "tap for credits") and which will work for just about any summertime pursuit.
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The company is no doubt waiting until MWC to offer up a more fully formed looked at the experience, but some of the features include a GUI designed to serve up two square windows side-by-side — not a new feature for mobile devices by any means, but one that should work better on a larger, almost edge-to-edge screen.
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On top of the Winkorp cake, he has added Monocle-branded clothing lines that can be bought through the magazine; hardcover books about home decoration and nation building; a 24/7 streaming radio station; retail stores around the world; and cafés in Tokyo and London that serve up a wan, placeless cuisine of Monocle chicken katsu sandwiches and Monocle taco salad bowls.
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In my experience in national security cases (I led The New York Times lawyers in the "Pentagon Papers" case), every time the government is backed into a corner in such cases, it will simply serve up a defense of "national security" because it is difficult to defend against such an assertion and the government, consequently, has the ability to trump every competing argument.
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Photo: Dan Kitwood (Getty Images)Here's another reminder to be wary of what you share online: BuzzFeed News noticed on Monday that the way Instagram and its owner Facebook serve up media content allows for anyone who has access to a private photo or video to root around in the HTML code and copy-paste a direct link to it.
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The event promises to serve up a smorgasbord of new Apple gear to add to your Christmas wish list, and if you'd rather not wait for our expert analysis of everything being announced, you can hop on over to the Apple website's official Events section and stream the proceedings—in Safari or other browsers like Chrome now— starting at 10 a.m.
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Additional Reading • Trump Pushes Iraq to Stop Buying Energy From Iran • Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Makes Surprise Visit to Iraq • Mike Pence Lashes European Allies for Their Stance on Iran • Federal prosecutors recommended Friday that Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, serve up to 25 years in prison and pay up to $25 million in fines for a fraud scheme.
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Ask most critics about what they wish audiences would do when it comes to movies and they'll give you a similar answer: They wish audiences would read more critics instead of relying on aggregators like Rotten Tomatoes, which serve up imperfect data that strips out the individuality of each critic's experience with the art and tends to flatten the craft of criticism altogether.
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"The goal is to get people way more comfortable with traditional asks, and once we see they're comfortable with the challenges, we're gong to serve up the traditional asks and plug in more with the field staff and say, 'Now this is a great opportunity for you to go talk to people or organize, or a great chance to visit a phone bank,'" she said.
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The first is that AMI appears to have done its best to serve up Michael Sanchez's name on a platter:Reality is complicated, and can't always be boiled down to a simple narrative like "the brother did it," even when that brother is a person who certainly supplied some information to a supermarket tabloid, and even when that brother is an associate of Roger Stone and Carter Page.
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A series of vignettes ostensibly covering the beginning of LeRoy's life, mostly through the lens of his relationship with his mother Sarah, the stories serve up every possible Southern gothic cliché in existence, both historical and contemporary: A Bible-thumping, whip-happy grandfather, a rotating door of handsy stepfathers, a combustible meth lab, a boundary-less relationship between mother and son reminiscent of Capote's childhood.
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And I should also mention the four kiddie ditties about the life cycle of a cartoon frog—as you'll learn from the laff-riot live Big Mouth Strikes Again CD you can own if you buy the vinyl and stream if you don't, this mouthy touring machine has a G-rated set he'll serve up on request at folk festivals and other family affairs.
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And that's why, around the country, you can find independent theaters selling specialty cocktails and fancy snacks in the lobby; franchise chains like the Alamo Drafthouse cinemas, which serve up a full menu including alcohol during the meal; and even fancier fare at multiplex megachains like AMC and Regal, which in some locations are supplementing their standard popcorn and nachos routines with chicken and waffles, sliders, and paninis.
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Judd Apatow was not involved with this film in any formal capacity (though his frequent collaborators Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg produced the film, and Mann, who is married to Apatow, has also been in a number of his movies), but the strain of film comedy he birthed with The 40-Year-Old Virgin and Knocked Up pairs raunch with sentimentality to serve up surprisingly moralistic messages — and that's just what Blockers does.
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They've traditionally been homes for big vocal talents ranging from Frank Sinatra to Elvis to Ms Dion herself—who, these days, is a Vegas mainstay, returning periodically to perform Celine and serve up some more of that power-walking-across-the-fucking-stage-because-I've-had-some-wines suburban mum realness that you know and love from all your 2AM YouTube "celine dion vegas performance weird funny" deep dives (would be very surprised if it was just me).
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Well, aside from the usual TVs, automotive technology, drones, and VR spectacles, we'll also have a live Twitter show that you can tune into on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 7:0003PM ET / 4:30PM PT. And keep your eye out for some fun stuff, such as a Facebook Messenger bot from Circuit Breaker that will serve up gadgets on demand and a running live blog of the entire CES experience that will be full of color commentary from Verge staff.
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For instance, the Genius annotations for the Wikipedia page explaining what annotations are consists of inane meme-ified comments like these: Other pages on Genius serve up more of this type of reaction and commentary, ranging from memes to incorrect statements presented as factual to sexism: The Genius Community Policy is firmly against "abuse and harassment," but also notes "we believe in freedom of expression" and will "allow controversial texts to be posted" as long as they generate thoughtful discussion.
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According to a MOLA press release:Leftwich was one of first people to recognise the potential for profit in imported ice: in 1822, following a very mild winter, he chartered a vessel to make the 2000km round trip from Great Yarmouth to Norway to collect 300 tonnes of ice harvested from crystal-clear frozen lakes, an example of "the extraordinary the lengths gone to at this time to serve up luxury fashionable frozen treats and furnish food traders and retailers with ice" (as put by David Sorapure, our Head of Built Heritage).
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There are now six listening modes: My Station, which is Pandora's original algorithm; Crowd Faves, which will favor the songs that get the most thumbs-ups by other users in that station; Deep Cuts, which will serve up lesser-known songs by an artist or in a genre; Discovery, which will play more artists that aren't usually on that station; Newly Released, which will only pick the newest songs from an artist or in a genre; and Artist Only, which will let you binge entirely on a single artist's catalog.
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In what was originally a German bakery, cast-iron dumbwaiters will serve up caviar, cheese, charcuterie and Champagne in bespoke hand-cut crystal from Belarus — oh, and tater tot waffles, popcorn and ponies of Miller High Life ("the Champagne of Beers"), because "some nights you just want $5 beer and all-you-can-eat popcorn," says Pelka, who was named a food-world "It" girl by Cherry Bombe magazine and has consulted Daniel Boulud, edited Gilt Taste and opened her own communications agency to represent food, wine and hospitality brands.
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