It's also fully signed up with Google's Material Design approach.
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I downloaded the Dingtone app and signed up with my email address.
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Last year, based on recommendations by friends, she signed up with Uber.
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Yael: But Facebook probably still knows the phone people signed up with.
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Granted, she's once again signed up with the worst of the worst.
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"Volvo just signed up with Yext about six months ago," the CEO said.
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The Rail Security Alliance signed up with its first lobbying firm, Venn Strategies.
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The first year, nearly 1,000 people signed up with his company, KC Crew.
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I then downloaded the Telos app and signed up with the same email address.
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Manafort and Gates' alleged crimes took place before they signed up with the candidate.
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For instance, one in 10 Americans are signed up with an online dating service.
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She'd done research into how surrogacy worked and signed up with a surrogacy agency.
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Travelio has more than 4,000 properties exclusively signed up with the platform, she said.
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She signed up with Beauty Shoppe with the aim of reconnecting with the city.
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NBC reports the pilot has 10 people signed up, with four currently in the trial.
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Cooper, who had recently won four consecutive fights, signed up with about a week's notice.
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She signed up with us right after Trump appointed Betsy DeVos to be secretary of education.
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"I truly feel awful for others whom have signed up with their legit information," she said.
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More than 200 people have signed up with Soft Landing Missoula to pitch in, Poole said.
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Which is basically what happened to me when I signed up with a tech-savvy banking startup.
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So far, 15 restaurants have signed up with Flashfood, including King Slice, a pizza and pasta place.
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Children who had not fought were signed up, with commanders taking a cut of the $300 payout.
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Heine has recently signed up with Arcadia Contemporary Gallery in Los Angeles, where he'll showing his works.
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Thousands of Australian brands have already signed up with Amazon to sell their wares locally and internationally.
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Most banks are already signed up with these exchanges and consequently can immediately begin trading the contracts.
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Historically, mostly professional landscapers signed up with Weed Man to broaden their mowing, planting, raking and trimming services.
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Another of Australia's large banking players, ANZ, is noticeably absent, having signed up with Apple Pay in April.
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BuzzFeed says more than 800 churches have signed up with the National Sanctuary Movement to support the effort.
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Zocdoc, an online medical scheduling service, has signed up with its second lobbying firm, Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen & Thomas.
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Her photographic subjects were cast from friends' families and young aspiring actresses who signed up with casting agencies.
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While she first signed up with YouTube in January, 2018, she only started posting regularly a year later.
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Customers who signed up with a credit card linked to a law enforcement credit union got extra scrutiny.
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Ironically, many of Chattanooga's poorer residents who do have access to broadband have signed up with Comcast, not EPB.
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That meant new drivers who signed up with either operator would not have a legal permit from the authorities.
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Why it matters: Banks want their share of digital payments, and 18 so far have signed up with Zelle.
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Some companies, like Toyota, have technically signed up (with Apple) but haven't put the system into any cars yet.
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So far over 1,000 law firms have signed up, with 900 lawyers actively drafting over 24,000 total documents to date.
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Because you feel like this is a more common thing today than it was when you signed up with GGV?
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"He will wait to see whether not they comply with the agreement that they have signed up with," Cook replied.
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But I installed the app and signed up, with high hopes in my heart and wedding bells in my ears.
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By mid-afternoon Wednesday, in the wake of the victories, about 250 more potential candidates signed up with the organization.
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On the suggestion of our Airbnb host in Zabljac, we signed up with Rafting Tara — Triftar, run by Goran Lekovic.
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A popular bagel shop on Brick Lane in East London had signed up with Uber Eats, the company's delivery service.
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So really, what they mean is candidates that have signed up with the ethics commission to say that they are fundraising.
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Daly signed up with Elite Introductions, a private matchmaking service, on November 7 of last year, The Sydney Morning Herald reports.
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And Facebook's Audience Network shows ads from the social media platform on other websites, unless you're not signed up with Facebook.
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We recently signed up with Green Mountain Energy, and for an extra $6.95 a month, our electricity comes from renewable power.
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"No one could defy their orders," said Rajeb, whose cousin signed up with the militants and was never heard from again.
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On May 4, we'll be sending out a mass email to everyone who signed up with a link to purchase tickets.
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And this is exactly why Wanda has signed up with FIFA, not just for the 2018 World Cup, but until 2030.
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But unlike it's previous devices, this one is only available if your health plan or employer is signed up with Fitbit.
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When the Riehms signed up with AdoptTogether, friends, family and strangers donated $36,000 to help them adopt Gregory, a boy from Haiti.
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Instead, the report suggests that the ad networks they'd signed up with had been hijacked by fraudsters within the larger ad business.
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But unlike it's previous devices, this one is only available if your health insurance plan or employer is signed up with Fitbit.
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Baidu reported better-than-expected third-quarter profit and revenue as more people signed up with the company's video streaming platform iQIYI.
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It could be the jumping off point for more Fox-branded products, now that fans have signed up with their credit cards.
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I have signed up with Arcadia Power, a DC-based startup founded in 2014 that's leading this sector with a digital focus.
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Eggi Banon, a 45-year-old beautician, signed up with the app this month and says she has already seen business increase.
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A decade later, Gates signed up with Manafort's new consulting venture, Davis Manafort, and dove into consulting on Ukrainian elections and other projects.
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You&aposll receive an email — sent to the account you signed up with — to confirm you still want to close your account.8.
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I called immediately, confirmed I was eligible, and my daughter and son canceled their expensive Verizon plans and signed up with T-Mobile.
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I was looking for somebody I could confide in, exchange stories, because I felt very alone, so I signed up with their Facebook group.
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Shriver even signed up with Ancestry, the massive family history and genealogy company, in order to spread the word about face-to-face conversation.
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Here's how it went: I signed up with my first name, date of birth and some basic health information, like whether I'm a smoker.
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"She could have signed up with a major vocal management immediately and start being represented and getting bookings at major opera houses," he said.
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Yes, I even signed up with Apple Music just so I could test this... only to find out that this feature is coming soon.
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In just over two years, 20173,000 teachers across 140 countries have signed up, with 41,000 from the U.S. Competitor Headspace takes a slightly different approach.
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The nuclear contract in Egypt is one of several across the region; both Jordan and Turkey have also signed up with Russia to build plants.
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If you're not an AT&T customer, get in touch with the carrier you are signed up with to see if they have something similar.
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The sector was rocked by scandal after thousands of students were signed up with federally guaranteed student loans but could find no work after graduation.
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If we can't find anyone in their lives, we explore people who have signed up with You Gotta Believe to be parents to older youth.
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Varun Mahtani, 30, a stock trader in Mumbai, signed up with Jio in December, combining the carrier's free data plans with his existing Vodafone subscription.
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So, the autumn after my technically successful tri, I signed up with a personal trainer, thinking that might be the missing piece in my fitness quest.
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Last summer, he left his job in a call center and, like hundreds of other British Muslims, signed up with the deadliest fighter group in Syria.
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Mr Macron finds these plodding and ineffective; hence his resort to extra-NATO coalitions like E2I, a project to which Germany signed up with gritted teeth.
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We didn't even think what might have happened if we'd had gone to America, or what might have happened if we'd signed up with Brian Epstein.
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Certainly there are secondary issues with Binge On. T-Mobile is throttling all videos, not just those of streaming providers who have signed up with T-Mobile.
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Bryant was an outlier and an outsider when he signed up with the Lakers at 17, which made him significantly younger than the rest of the lineup.
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I visited the site last week and somehow logged into my account, despite the fact that the Yahoo e-mail I signed up with no longer exists.
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Best Buy Co Inc signed up with CarezWork after an in-house survey showed the thing employees wanted most was flexibility to care for sick loved ones.
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"More than 1.5 million Americans have signed up with Aspiration to start making the move to spending and saving with a conscience," Cherny said in the statement.
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Local media reported it is mainly local firms that have signed up, with real estate agents saying some parts of the design may not appeal to multinational companies.
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And that appears to be the case with the artists who've signed up with Tidal, the service owned by Jay Z, who happens to be married to Beyoncé.
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One option would be for Facebook's export to include a privacy-safe, hashed version of your friends' email address that they signed up with and share with you.
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But Guido, as well as two of my colleagues at Motherboard, confirmed that when they signed up with their iPhones the app got full access to their accounts.
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Thiel also signed up with cryogenics company Alcor, which will freeze your ailing body in the hopes of unfreezing it in the future when there is a cure.
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Mr. Bathwal did not have a large-scale delivery operation when his chain signed up with Seamless, and he said the service had initially brought him new business.
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"It's steadily growing," said Jeremy Spiering, co-founder of Fund The Funeral, adding that more than 100 funeral homes around the country are signed up with the company.
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His name was Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Ms. Boone didn't pay much attention then, so he signed up with Annina Nosei, a gallery owner on Prince Street, instead.
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It recently started a program integrated with ActBlue, but that only works for mobile subscribers who are also signed up with ActBlue Express, and it bills a credit card.
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Bernard signed up with a personal trainer at the gym, Bodies by Burgoon, and started training two to three times a week in weight lifting, pylometrics, boxing and more.
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I spent a year signed up with Actors Access to find auditions, and I was actually asked to audition for the touring portion of the Book of Mormon musical.
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BECKY QUICK: I think one of the conditions that Steve Wynn gave when he signed up with you was that you should pay it forward at some point, too.
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VICE: Nora, did you have any choices like that to make when you signed up with the NHS—higher premiums for out of network, or pre-existing condition concerns?
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Instead, I look through the MindBody app and see that this girl I like has signed up with her girlfriend for a partner yoga workshop at the studio this weekend.
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When she signed up with Uber, she said she sent the company the required photo of her vehicle, which clearly displayed the advertising in question, but was not knocked back.
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That was a compelling part of the package, said Mark Rocket, a New Zealander who changed his name nearly 22013 years ago and signed up with Virgin Galactic in 20073.
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"Every deal that the Chinese have signed up with us since their inception into the WTO since 2001, China never lives up to their promises," he said on July 25.
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Our media columnist looks at why two American hosts, Larry King and Ed Schultz, have signed up with the U.S. offshoot of the channel formed by President Vladimir V. Putin.
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Local farmer Michel Girerd and his dog came to the school on Tuesday morning with around 50 of his sheep — and 15 of them were signed up with birth certificates.
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The Golden Company's captain-general is Harry Strickland, who grew up in the Company, as did his father and grandfather after his great-grandfather signed up with the original outfit.
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These include deployable federal medical assets like the Disaster Medical Assistance Teams, or local volunteer healthcare providers who have signed up with the Medical Reserve Corps or American Red Cross.
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But only eight companies are currently signed up with One Future, including Apache Corp, Kinder Morgan Inc, Hess Corp and Southwestern Energy Co, out of nearly 8,000 operating independent producers.
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"That was a compelling part of the package," said Mark Rocket, a New Zealander who changed his name nearly 22013 years ago and signed up with Virgin Galactic in 20073.
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To prevent diversion, the driver has the photo that they signed up with and their state ID. And that's all been verified and cross-verified with all the other information.
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On Monday, the site also signed up with Contact Privacy, an anonymization service that helps hide the details of who registered a given website, and who they registered the site with.
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At least 24 of these pages are also signed up with Facebook Audience Network, meaning Facebook itself earns a share of revenue from the fake news being read on its platform.
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If a code change in one of those libraries result in security, licensing, or maintenance issue, developers that have signed up with Tidelift work on any issues associated with that change.
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Meanwhile, 10 financial institutions signed up with cryptocurrency platform Ripple last month to send real-time international payments, joining a roster of clients that already included Bank of America and RBC.
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New York firm Rubenstein Public Relations has again signed up with the Justice Department to work for the government of Namibia, which had been a client for a brief time in 1993.
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Stanley Hubbard, a businessman who signed up with the group in the last few weeks, said in a statement that it was imperative to continue trying to amass support for Mr. Trump.
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They fell quickly and hard for each other, but that December, as he sat in a doctor's waiting room reviewing email on his phone, Mr. Barakett, who had signed up with Match.
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A website under Shinil Group's name links the find to a "Donskoi International" cryptocurrency exchange that says it will hand out its virtual currency to anyone who signed up with the exchange.
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When a rider is matched up with a driver who has signed up with UberMILITARY, they will get a notification telling them that their driver is a veteran or military family member.
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But only 18 communities — out of thousands in fire-prone regions — have signed up with a planning assistance program for living with wildfire developed in 2015 by the group with several partners.
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In Indonesia, for example, Rosenberg said Google has signed up with several carriers in the past 18 months, and over that time has seen the number of buyers on the Play Store quadruple.
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Rather than change her name, as she was advised, she used her middle name — which was also her father George Tyler Moore's middle name — and signed up with SAG as Mary Tyler Moore.
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Over a third of those who have signed up with Cake, a startup trying to nudge people to share their end-of-life wishes, want their Facebook account to stay live after death.
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Nearly a third, or more than 15,000 people, reported storm damage to their homes when they signed up with FEMA, though the full scope of property losses remained to be seen, Brown said.
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She signed up with few expectations, got the keys to her new home in June 2018, and hopes to move in later this year after lengthy renovations and delays due to legal restrictions.
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Under Mr. Kirillov's guidance, she signed up with an escort agency and was one of several models sent to spend time on the yacht of a wealthy businessman off the coast of Norway.
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But I'd married a man with a strong desire to be a dad and I didn't want insecurity to stand in the way of possibility, so we signed up with an adoption agency.
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We found that although some accounts signed up with a fake email address, our testing showed that many of the emails were real, allowing us to identify real-world individuals who used the site.
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Another morning, I signed up with the concierge at the Park MGM for a free art tour of the garden-themed resort and was introduced to contemporary works by Guy Yanai and David Hockney.
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According to Nick Sheedy, a researcher at Lineages, Ms. Cerny's family history and genealogical research company, he and Ms. Cerny signed up with "every database out there" and the process took about nine months.
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Witty, who stepped down as head of Britain's biggest drugmaker in March, is joining U.S.-based Hatteras Venture Partners, while Slaoui has signed up with European venture firm Medicxi, the companies said in separate statements.
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For DoubleClick cookies on websites in general, Google told us this type of cookie would only appear if the website specifically signed up with its ad services or another vendor which uses its ad services.
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In the market for the past year, Petal has issued cards to over 1,000 early adopters and is on pace to hit 10,000 borrowers signed up with the company by the end of the year.
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Under a third bailout Greece signed up with international lenders last summer, the country has committed to opening up its energy market to competition, with PPC's share expected to fall to below 50 percent by 2020.
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After Paul McCartney signed up with a company called Kobalt to administer his rights, his lawyer told The New York Times that McCartney had suddenly seen a 25 percent increase in how much money was collected.
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It's simply not fair to expect ex-players who also signed up with individual counsel to overpay those lawyers for work that basically amounted to "shepherding of their clients through the claims process," the judge wrote.
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And even customers who have signed up with WeWork for longer terms would most likely have a relatively easy time breaking their agreements, said Tom Smith, a cofounder of Truss, an online commercial real-estate marketplace.
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In October, he and the two other suspects, Mohamed A. and Ibrahim M., signed up with an Islamic State official responsible for operations and attacks outside Islamic State territory and traveled to Europe, the prosecutors said.
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The St. Vincent Charity Medical Center, where she attends outpatient sessions, signed up with Circulation, which gives her free transportation to and from her sessions and drops her off at her new job after the meetings.
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During at least part of the time he was signed up with the Chinese university, Lieber was also a "principal investigator" working on at least six research projects funded by U.S. Defense Department agencies, court documents show.
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"It is clear now that the Irish government are fully signed up with the European establishment to thwart the referendum result in the United Kingdom to leave the EU," DUP MP Sammy Wilson said in a statement.
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There was no "search" in the first place, they said, because when he signed up with his phone company he agreed to let it record his location, and he couldn't reasonably expect the information to remain private.
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It signed up with major U.S. ATM network Allpoint, continued using another, MoneyPass, and now retail customers can access their money, fee-free, at 225,213 machines in assorted stores across the country with a Citi smartphone locator app.
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Then he headed south to Los Angeles, signed up with the Groundlings sketch troupe and was hired to star in the 1998-2001 sitcom "Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place" as Berg, the resident smart aleck.
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A permanent freeze prevents bureaus like Equifax, Experian and TransUnion from releasing credit reports to any company the user isn't already signed up with, though the process would cost additional fees ranging from $3-10 per account per bureau.
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Called "United in Service", the event organizes volunteer projects in 26 cities in the United States, and is led by service platoons of 50 to 100 veterans and active duty service members who signed up with The Mission Continues.
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So Facebook invented a new Android feature for its Facebook Login Account Kit third-party app login platform that lets developers easily verify the identity of returning users who signed up with a phone number without an SMS confirmation.
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She signed up with a speakers' bureau, formed the Margaret Thatcher Foundation, and travelled the world in the remunerative manner—as a kind of auctioned icon—that is now grimly customary among former world leaders, but was then unusual.
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But Kabunin signed up with Dmitry Utkin, the leader of a group of Russian ex-servicemen fighting there who uses the nom de guerre "Vagner", and, drawing on his medical degree, served as a military medic, his relative said.
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The British Prime Minister, David Cameron, has signed up with social media groups such as Tinder, Facebook and Twitter in a bid to persuade young people to vote in the referendum on the U.K.'s membership of the European Union.
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The latter's customers include the likes of Walmart, the world's biggest employer; as well as Nestlé, Vodafone, GSK, Telefonica, AstraZeneca and Delta Airlines, and Facebook says there are more than 150 companies signed up with more than 10,000 employees each.
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Florida takes a look at all the people who've signed up with an insurance company and calculates a risk score for that group based on factors such as the age of the enrollees in the plan and their health conditions.
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But in 2008, Ms. Hadid signed up with a hundred other architects to vie for the chance to adapt and expand a turn-of-the-century fire station into an office building for the 500 employees who run the port's operations.
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One last important note: I couldn't very well co-author a puzzle about the New York Marathon without running it, so I signed up with Achilles International to be a guide for a blind runner, as I've done three times before.
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New York restaurants that would have hung up on you 10 years ago if you'd called for a delivery order — Mission Chinese Food, Hearth, DB Bistro Moderne, Santina, most of the Momofukus — are now, like Made Nice, signed up with Caviar.
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"I was an early adopter of Pinterest and pinning great nutrition and fitness content, and during the days when everyone was signing up, I feel like if someone signed up with certain interests, that Pinterest automatically had them follow me," Dulan said.
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When he realized how crucial influencers would be, he signed up with the marketing platform Revfluence (now called AspireIQ) and entered into a year-long contract in which he would pay $1,500 a month to have the company pair his product with influencers.
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"Every deal that the Chinese have signed up with us since their inception into the WTO since 2001, China never lives up to their promises," the founder and chief investment officer of Hayman Capital Management said on CNBC's Closing Bell on Thursday.
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EDUCATION. A collection of companies, industry groups and nonprofits called the Computer Science Education Coalition has signed up with its fourth advocacy firm, bringing on Dewey Square Group to help convince policymakers to provide money to computer science education for grades K-12.
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"Peggy was sexy, she was attractive, she was seductive, she knew how to play on a man's heartstrings," said Rashad McCants, who signed up with Fulford just after the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves drafted him out of the University of North Carolina in 2005.
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GFG Group early this year said it had signed up with British racing car engineering firm Gordon Murray Design to build an electric vehicle, either at a Holden plant in South Australia or next door at a location in the southern state of Victoria.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Two container shipping lines, France's CMA CGM and Israel's Zim, have signed up with Alibaba to allow customers to book space on their vessels through the Chinese e-commerce giant, in a bid to boost sales as the sector battles a severe downturn.
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Stephanie Frame at her home in Dixie, W.Va. Ms. Frame was one of several people in her community who signed up with Mined Minds, a nonprofit that promised to teach West Virginians how to write computer code and then get them well-paying jobs.
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Javier Nava, a restaurant manager who was shot in the abdomen during the Pulse attack, signed up with the firm and joined the Las Vegas and California trips, also believing the meetings were aimed at helping survivors share their stories and connect with one another.
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Orlando Torres, a Pulse survivor who also signed up with the Benedetto firm, said he had been surprised to see his name listed among the plaintiffs on a federal civil suit filed in March 2017 against a security company that had employed the gunman.
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Some of the regulatory concerns around NationBuilder have centered on how it allows campaigns to match data held in their databases (from people who have signed up) with social media data that's publicly available, such as an unlocked Twitter account or public Facebook profile.
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Lydia Terry-Dominelli, who lives in a suburb of Albany, N.Y., signed up with Liberty in 2013, when it looked as if she and her husband were headed for divorce and she was worrying about how she could support herself and her 9-year-old daughter.
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Initially, she signed up with Adoption Star, a nonprofit agency with an office in a suburb of Buffalo, N.Y. She was roughly $13,000 into the process — allocated toward an adoption consultant, educational seminars, initial agency fees and travel — when she learned Spence-Chapin, an agency in Manhattan, was accepting applications.
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Those who agreed to use the app built by the Obama campaign consented to their information being used by the campaign for political targeting, he said, while those who signed up with the app built by researcher Aleksandr Kogan did not know that it would be given to Cambridge Analytica.
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Before the sentence was handed down, Judge Amy Berman Jackson reprimanded Manafort from the bench for telling a series of lies that served to undermine the American democratic system during the years he worked as an unregistered foreign agent for former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, before he signed up with Trump.
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In a post on Facebook shared to the Breastfeeding Mama Talk page, Anderson-Sierra wrote that she had no idea that her body would produce so much milk after giving birth to her first daughter, and eventually signed up with milk banks to donate her milk as a way to give back.
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Oliveira stated that he was 'misrepresented and betrayed and that such allegations were pure fabrications by others not [himself] … [He] signed up with this agency, to publish pictures and videos of Richard Simmons, with the sole intent to show how fit and how beautiful he looks like dressed up as a female.
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Tens of thousands more veterans have signed up with a national registry, noting that they were exposed to the more than 250 burn pits used in Iraq and Afghanistan, like those at the smallest outposts or the giant dump at Balad Air Base, where an immense pit burned 24 hours a day.
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Not too long ago, I attended a street fair in my neighborhood in Brooklyn where a middle-aged woman, an eager home cook who lived a few blocks away, handed me a small bag of granola she had made as a sampling of what she might do if I signed up with the service.
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She returned to France a few months later, having signed up with the newly formed O.S.S., and directed resistance operations at the time of the Normandy landings: Under her command, saboteurs put up misleading road signs to direct troops the wrong way (and "preferably over a precipice"), and laid explosive horse dung on roads.
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It has since provided data for a smaller loan sale for another lender, Credibility Capital, and signed up with a dozen other lenders to broker loan auctions as well as private placements and two other types of transactions — "forward flow" agreements and credit facilities — in which investors provide funds to lenders for future loans.
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What It Is: Brooke Burke's Body Transformation Retreat, a three-day getaway for women to focus on their physical, mental and emotional health Who Tried It: Melody Chiu, PEOPLE Staff Editor Level of Difficulty: 3/10 When Brooke Burke extended an invite for me to attend her upcoming "body transformation retreat" at the Monarch Beach Resort in Dana Point earlier this month, I signed up with zero hesitation.
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With the BitPay approval, the DFS has now approved ten firms for virtual currency charters or licenses for the state of New York - Square, Xapo Inc, Genesis Global Trading Inc, bitFlyer USA, Coinbase Inc, XRP II and Circle Internet Financial, and charters to Gemini Trust Co and itBit Trust Co. BitPay said numerous businesses around the world have signed up with the company to accept bitcoin payments, including companies such as Microsoft, Newegg, Namecheap, Gyft, Takeaway, and Virgin Galactic.
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The company holds files on the GPS points for the trips you most frequently take; how much you've paid for a ride; how you've paid for a ride; how much you've paid over the past week; when you last canceled a trip; how many times you've cancelled in the last five minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, and 300 minutes; how many times you've changed your credit card; what email address you signed up with; whether you've ever changed your email address.
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The corporate offers its one million app users a month a range of loyalty rewards, analytics and payment options from partner restaurants, merchants and banks, including brands like sweetgreen, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Potbelly Sandwich Shop, and nearly 200 other restaurants across the U.S. Its technology is used to power aspects of the Chase Pay mobile payments app, particularly the in-store loyalty and rewards programs and the order-ahead payment options offered by merchants that have signed up with LevelUp.
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