But this first snapshot of Uber's footprint is just that—a snapshot.
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"Connect your name snapshot to the face snapshot by creating additional images so you can easily retrieve the information later," says Small.
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It's just a vague and incomplete snapshot of financial health, sort of like a doctor's letter is a snapshot of someone's physical well-being.
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Users of Progressive's "Snapshot" app will receive a first-term discount and a personalized insurance premium afterwards based on their driving habits, according to the "Snapshot" terms and conditions.
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Of course the ICSG's latest forecasts are themselves a snapshot in time but equally importantly they can only provide a snapshot of the refined part of the copper supply chain.
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That's what the poll — a snapshot in time — says.
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Here's a snapshot of global markets • A refugee's story.
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"Absolutely fabulous," she captioned a snapshot from the day's festivities.
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But in its perfect snapshot of commotion, its nowness shows.
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The snapshot also shows daughter Willow giving her a hug.
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"Back to reality," the mother of two captioned the snapshot.
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"Turn a mess into a message," Hadid captioned the snapshot.
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Here's a snapshot of the violence that erupted on Wednesday.
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Despite the silly snapshot, the reality star's words were reflective.
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Meanwhile, Chopra, 36, shared a vacation snapshot of her own.
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It gives us a snapshot of what is going on.
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It's just a snapshot of a moment in my life.
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"I don't look at things in a snapshot," Girardi said.
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"Proud of u pops," she wrote alongside the sweet snapshot.
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It's an enlightening snapshot that shows how tech lobbying works.
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In the first condition, the models took a normal snapshot.
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As a snapshot of the conservative psyche, this is sobering.
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"Happy birthday baby @a1pettyfer #birthdayboy," she captioned the cozy snapshot.
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"Coming soon xo," Kotb, 54, wrote alongside the same snapshot.
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"You are all light and love," wrote alongside the snapshot.
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Snapshot: Above, llamas at a nursing home in Stockdale, Texas.
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It's a snapshot of the early stages of climate change.
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Snapshot: Above, demonstrators blocked Sanak Bridge in Baghdad on Monday.
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"We are in a snapshot in time," Mr. Walzak said.
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Kaptur settled for a snapshot of the journalists and left.
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"Happy 3rd birthday Dreamy 💕," the model captioned her snapshot.
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Snapshot: Above, runners at the New York Marathon on Sunday.
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DOES THEIR STARTING POINT LOOK MORE ATTRACTIVE SNAPSHOT OF TODAY?
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Snapshot Jonathan Groff showed off a photo on his phone.
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But remember that net worth is a snapshot in time.
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But her latest snapshot more than makes up for it.
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Here's a snapshot of China's transformation into a manufacturing powerhouse.
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So what makes this particular snapshot of Biebs so special?
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For a snapshot of everything wrong with media today, Dec.
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A photo, of course, is just a snapshot in time.
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Here's a snapshot of the top 22 (see chart here).
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It was also a snapshot of a hobby in decline.
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"Pinky swear we're besties for life!!!" she captioned the snapshot.
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A snapshot of your silhouette is then frozen in place.
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Snapshot: Above, fossilized fish — 259, to be exact — swimming together.
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"They're just a snapshot, ideally used to inform," he said.
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Snapshot: Above, a library in Pakistan's Darra Adem Khel district.
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Snapshot: Above, a family exploring earthquake damage in Wasilla, Alaska.
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Snapshot: Above, sunset at Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro.
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Snapshot: Above, the business class cabin on a recent flight.
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Snapshot: Above, members of the Niqab Squad, in Depok, Indonesia.
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Snapshot: Above, at Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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Snapshot: Above, a "super bloom" of wildflowers near Hemet, Calif.
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Snapshot: Above, a hobbyhorse competition in Helsinki, Finland, last month.
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Snapshot: Above, a gunsmith in the Philippines crafting a pistol.
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Snapshot: Above, workers hand rolling green leaf tea in Nepal.
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It was also a snapshot of a pastime in decline.
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Snapshot: Above, Heidi, an octopus caught napping — and maybe dreaming.
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And here's a snapshot: Me: How much can he spend?
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The numbers announced yesterday, of course, were just a snapshot.
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Snapshot: Above, Novak Djokovic, who beat Diego Schwartzman this weekend.
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This is a snapshot in time and numbers can change.
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Snapshot: Above, India's "pickle queen," as Usha Prabakaran is known.
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Snapshot: Alessandro Michele, above center, the lead designer of Gucci.
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Snapshot: Above, immune cells, in blue, attack cancerous red ones.
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Snapshot: Above, the great auk, which is gone for good.
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Snapshot: Above, a sad Christmas tree in London's Trafalgar Square.
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Snapshot: Above, Rafael Nadal battling Canada's Denis Shapovalov in Madrid.
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Snapshot: Above, an image by the poetic photographer Rinko Kawauchi.
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Give me a snapshot of where the team is now.
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Snapshot: Above, children frolicking on West 114th Street in 1982.
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Snapshot: Above, children frolicking on West 114th Street in 1982.
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Snapshot: Above, Horsetail Fall in Yosemite National Park this week.
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What makes his work so compelling is his snapshot aesthetic.
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Snapshot: Above, the Popocatépetl volcano near Puebla, Mexico, on Thursday.
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Every snapshot is a piece of you, your feelings, all of your profundity and mundanity in that moment, just like every snapshot Prompto shares with us and his friends before bed are pieces of him.
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To view a graphic on the Canada economic snapshot, click: tmsnrt.
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He also shared a snapshot of his bathroom inside the facility.
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After that, Jackson shared a snapshot of the two on Easter.
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Snapshot: Above, workers outside a General Motors plant in Flint, Mich.
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Snapshot: Above, striped hyenas being released in a preserve in Lebanon.
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In the snapshot, the mother and daughter smile at one another.
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A 2013 study in Missouri provided a snapshot of the problem.
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"Happy 5th Birthday little man," he captioned the father-son snapshot.
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Here's a snapshot of the challenges that CTI's study participants presented.
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"Coming this fall … Baby boy makes 4!" she captioned her snapshot.
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"My loves of my life ☀️," she captioned the cute snapshot.
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"Guess there's no going away party @bravotv?" he captioned the snapshot.
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The diver shared a snapshot of his special day on Instagram.
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Though the survey is a snapshot, it is a revealing one.
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Forbes maintains a current snapshot of the world's billionaires, updated daily.
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This is a snapshot of my studio on Lopez Island, Washington.
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Voting around the country offered a snapshot of Ukraine's recent history.
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But a snapshot does not make a Hall of Fame career.
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One snapshot of King with a book takes half an hour.
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" Thorne captioned another snapshot of her whipped cream moment, "Gobble gobble.
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And when you take a snapshot, you're doing the same thing.
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Instead, after a wait, it serves up an eight-week snapshot.
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Snapshot: Above, the Pont Alexandre III over the Seine in Paris.
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"This was a bit of a snapshot in time," she said.
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Taggart said the flag serves as a "snapshot" of the state.
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Here's a snapshot of the richest person in every U.S. state.
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Buchan also noted that it's more of a snapshot in time.
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Voting around the nation offered a snapshot of Ukraine's recent history.
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Musically it ends up being a little bit of a snapshot.
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Here's the latest snapshot of the growing war on musical spam.
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Gargouillou is a snapshot of our environment at a given moment.
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But it doesn't provide me a complete snapshot of the world.
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"My loves of my life ☀️," she captioned the cute snapshot.
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Snapshot: Above, snow-covered trees in the mountains of northern Japan.
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Snapshot: Above, Lady Gaga arriving at the Met Gala on Monday.
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Snapshot: A smartphone snap from the Sudanese protests has gone viral.
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Snapshot: Above, visitors entering a tomb in Saqqara, Egypt, on Saturday.
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Snapshot: Above, surfers paddling out at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia.
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Snapshot: Poland's governing party has made gay people its top enemy.
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And the first good snapshot will come only on November 4.
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Snapshot: Above, a snoozing corgi on the New York City subway.
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The Voyagers carry with them a much-heralded snapshot in time.
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On Tuesday, Snap continued to disappoint with its latest financial snapshot.
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But in the second snapshot shared by the Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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But in the second snapshot shared by the Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Snapshot: Above, the end of the world, as Balenciaga sees it.
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Yet Cohen gives us only a snapshot of this potential solution.
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"It's a snapshot of the time," Audran said of the study.
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In a snapshot from Berkeley, Leon's black hair was bleached blond.
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The data represented a snapshot of Britain's economy before the Dec.
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It was a snapshot of his potential and his growing reliability.
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Snapshot: Above, ringing in 2020 with kisses in New York City.
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Snapshot: Above, Naomi Osaka serving at the Australian Open on Wednesday.
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These 20 bottles represent just a snapshot of what's out there.
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Snapshot: Above, mounds of plastic junk on the outskirts of Beijing.
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Snapshot: Above, the fishing village of Galaxidi on the Corinthian Gulf.
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Snapshot: Above, Roger Federer winning his 100th Wimbledon match on Wednesday.
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One couple posted their snapshot on Facebook -- and the magic happened.
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Snapshot: Above, a selfie by the astronaut Christina Koch in October.
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Snapshot: Above, sea lions at Russkaya Bay on the Kamchatka Peninsula.
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Snapshot: Above, polar bears in Svalbard, the world's northernmost inhabited place.
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Snapshot: Above, mooncakes stamped with pro-democracy messages in Hong Kong.
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Snapshot: Above, authorities patrolling the Spanish Steps in Rome on Tuesday.
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Snapshot: Above, Hunters Point Community Library in Queens, opening next week.
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Snapshot: Above, spotted lanternflies on a flytrap in Pennsylvania this week.
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Snapshot: Above, one of our best travel photos of the year.
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Snapshot: Above, Elaine Lau at her noodle shop in Hong Kong.
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Of course, this was a one-time snapshot of people's backs.
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Here is a snapshot of what I got back in response.
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Snapshot: Above, a frozen waterfall in the Kashmiri town of Tangmarg.
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The tests provide a small snapshot of a woman's reproductive health.
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Snapshot: Above, a sad-looking Christmas tree in London's Trafalgar Square.
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Snapshot: Above, the rapper ASAP Rocky performing in Stockholm on Wednesday.
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The list is a snapshot of those incarcerated as of Dec.
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Snapshot: Above, the White House Christmas decorations were revealed on Monday.
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Snapshot: Above, Bei Bei, the other major newsmaker in Washington today.
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Snapshot It turns out that James Van Der Beek is funny.
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Snapshot: Above, authorities patrolling the Spanish Steps in Rome on Tuesday.
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Snapshot: Above, travelers at a train station in Beijing on Tuesday.
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A snapshot of our best photography and graphic illustrations from 2019.
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More so than a skeleton, footprints represent a snapshot in time.
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Snapshot Seriously funny — that's how Deon Cole thinks of himself these days.
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"She's already become the light of my life," she captioned the snapshot.
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"This time we could only get the first snapshot," said Anglada-Escudé.
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Kimmel, 49, hashtagged the snapshot Oscars, adding the knuckles and Oscar emojis.
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It was so clearly a snapshot of a chaotic moment in time.
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Even now, the movie remains a good snapshot of 1980s Japanese animation.
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Like a tourist incessantly taking snapshot, I use screenshots to capture memories.
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The Prime Minister must be looking at an old snapshot of Nigeria.
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Here's a snapshot of how money-making the VSCO trend has become.
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The government will publish its snapshot of first-quarter GDP on Friday.
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So this is just a small snapshot of some of our fabrics.
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Snapshot: Above, Hindus in Colombo, Sri Lanka, praying during Diwali on Sunday.
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"Cousin love with baby bumps #upnorth #michigan," she captioned the summery snapshot.
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Snapshot is about a camera that steals memories from its photo subjects.
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The government will publish its snapshot of second-quarter GDP on Friday.
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These two look like they're ready for their closeup in this snapshot.
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This was reflected in the latest CFTC snapshot of hedge fund positioning.
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She captioned the snapshot, "#Outie," before adding pregnancy and happy face emojis.
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Each month, auto sales offer an early snapshot of U.S. consumer spending.
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The chicly clad subjects provide a snapshot of Lago's youthful, fashionable energy.
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The government will publish it snapshot of second-quarter GDP on Friday.
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In the cute snapshot, Cooper peered over the railing of Benjamin's crib.
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The government will publish its snapshot of second-quarter GDP next week.
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The following is a snapshot of the eleven members on Tesla's board.
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And he wasn't the only one to comment on the gorgeous snapshot.
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The government will publish its snapshot of second-quarter GDP next Friday.
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As a result, we have a snapshot and not a comprehensive analysis.
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EST (1900 GMT), which is a snapshot of regional U.S. economic conditions.
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The most powerful drone imagery is not aspirational snapshot photography, but documentary.
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A snapshot of Olah's progress What has the audience reaction been like?
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Tuesday's update on Rani is the latest snapshot of her cute face.
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Everything is a snapshot in time and honesty is about being real.
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Snapshot across the country Photographers are in high demand across the world.
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He cautioned that the encounter showed only a snapshot of his care.
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It was a snapshot of a future that is already consuming us.
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States use that snapshot to update their legislative maps for population shifts.
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Snapshot: Above, Jane Fonda, 81, being arrested on Friday on Capitol Hill.
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I think their picture is one that is a snapshot in time.
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You'll get a snapshot of stocks you own or want to track.
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Other reports out Friday also showed a mixed snapshot of the economy.
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Below is a snapshot of some of those economic and security drivers.
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Here's a snapshot of some of the divergent views across the industry:
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That may be true, but several years is not really a "snapshot".
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Industry snapshot: This is only the latest big investment in autonomous driving.
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We were all part of a giant mosaic, a snapshot in time.
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As a photographer, Mac's snapshot-style aesthetic isn't precious or overly choreographed.
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A vital snapshot of America's economic health, it's usually a must-read.
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A recent seven-day period serves as a snapshot of that work.
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Snapshot: Above, first graders attending class at Rustam school in Yakawlang, Afghanistan.
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Snapshot: Above, people cooling off in water fountains in Madrid on Wednesday.
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Snapshot: Above, the Narcisse Snake Dens in the Canadian province of Manitoba.
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The following is a snapshot of the nine members on Tesla's board.
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Here's a snapshot of global markets, which caught their breath on Monday.
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Snapshot: Above, customers playing with otters at a cafe in Tokyo, Japan.
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Snapshot: Enes Kanter, above, will be fasting for Ramadan, which started Sunday.
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Snapshot: Above, Thich Nhat Hanh receiving visitors in Hue, Vietnam, in March.
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Many scientists considered them a snapshot of the early conquest of land.
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A snapshot of what is making 2018 a historic year in politics.
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Snapshot: Above, Hideo Kojima, whose bizarre video-game creations have captivated gamers.
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Snapshot: Above, a selfie by the American astronaut Christina Koch in October.
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Here's a snapshot of markets in the U.S. and around the world.
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Snapshot: Above, a delivery to a cafe in darkened downtown Sonoma, Calif.
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Snapshot: Above, Aberdeen, Scotland, where some see grayness as a blank canvas.
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The official data represented a snapshot of Britain's economy before the Dec.
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I texted my husband a snapshot of my results with my disappointment.
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A snapshot that ends up feeling like a panorama, irreducible and immersive.
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Snapshot: Above, a scene from a Bachelor and Spinster ball in Australia.
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Here is a snapshot of California's history of setting car pollution rules.
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We just wanted to do a snapshot of activism around the world.
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Snapshot: Above, a dinner party at a nudist resort in Lutz, Fla.
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Snapshot: Above, a Nenets woman with a tray of stroganina in December.
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Snapshot: Above, a newborn girl in the Nunavik region of northern Quebec.
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Snapshot: A school in rural Venezuela that has no food or books.
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Lepenski Vir offers a snapshot of that process at its very beginning.
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Lepenski Vir offers a snapshot of that process at its very beginning.
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The board should reflect a snapshot of the reality of the business.
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It's a snapshot of a time period and a class of people.
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Snapshot: Above, in London, a sad-looking Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square.
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But today, that snapshot can be tapped, 'liked' and discarded in seconds.
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Here lies a snapshot of America, of Black womanhood, of the body.
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Kerfoot's snapshot soared over Koskinen's catching glove and into the top netting.
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Snapshot: Above, the Grand Organ at Notre-Dame in Paris last year.
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Snapshot: Above, Red Cross workers distributed supplies in Caracas, Venezuela, on Tuesday.
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This chart gives you a snapshot of what states want to do.
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If not for its extraordinary content, it would be an unremarkable snapshot.
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The presence of US defense personnel who linked their fitness trackers like Fitbits to Strava could be seen around the world, giving foreign adversaries an amazing snapshot—the kind of snapshot that intelligence agencies would literally kill for.
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It's essentially a method to save a snapshot of your current browser window.
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Within the Exclusion Zone is a crumbling snapshot of a prized Soviet City.
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Consider instead, this a window into the market, rather than a definitive snapshot.
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Toledo works in stages, each album a snapshot that he moves on from.
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And doesn't care how long it takes to get a flattering snapshot. 17.
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Using an artsy filter, Hemsworth, 27, made the snapshot look like an illustration.
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With your expenses categorized, you now have a snapshot of your spending habits.
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No longer will you be limited to an avatar or game-related snapshot.
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On Tuesday, VanCamp looked delighted to be a bride in a sweet snapshot.
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BR: This is a snapshot study of people at one point in time.
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The snapshot shows Palin and Meyer, 27, holding their child together and smiling.
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RS took a snapshot of 29 companies' job postings between September and November.
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Every track is like a snapshot of where we were at that point.
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But what makes this snapshot truly adorable is their look of wedded bliss.
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They were too specific and only meaningful during a small snapshot in time.
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"You've got this chip!!" she wrote alongside a snapshot of her husband's journey.
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Instead, Kardashian just shared a snapshot of her giving West a sweet kiss.
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That changed in 2015, when modern day technology called "snapshot DNA" was introduced.
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The snapshot also gives a closer look at Kardashian West's thank-you note.
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Here's one snapshot of an analysis we ran: RBT interviews were totally different.
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In it, he's holding the same camera that was in the first snapshot.
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These interviews provide a snapshot of a political movement unprecedented in modern politics.
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Another snapshot shows their baby resting quietly while snuggled up inside his cradle.
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Here's a snapshot of each company's plans: Their claim: First with mobile 5G.
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The snapshot below is a long lineup of empty pedicabs in downtown Austin.
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The breakdown of those 147 trips provides a snapshot of Uber's global ambitions.
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Snapshot: Above, a student picking up her lunch on the U.C. Berkeley campus.
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But the straw poll presents an early snapshot of a key voting demographic.
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Snapshot: Above, one of more than 30 commercial tofu kitchens in Tropodo, Indonesia.
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Numerous states provide a good snapshot of how Democrat policies impact average Americans.
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A snapshot is a copy of an email account's contents at the time.
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First lady Melania Trump called the snapshot "disturbing," and questioned Griffin's mental health.
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The right of the screen gives a snapshot of U.S. and global markets.
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The enrollment snapshot released by CMS on Wednesday details sign-ups on HealthCare.
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Snapshot It's tough being a working mother, in real life or on television.
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A woman named Tiffany posed holding a snapshot of her younger sister, Tabby.
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A quick snapshot of exhibitors shows that DataSec (data security) is new wave.
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Just look at the above snapshot and try not to overdose on awws.
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Investors will get another snapshot of economic health before Yellen takes center stage.
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Now it is best seen as a snapshot of where the game is.
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Brazil offers a poignant and visually arresting snapshot of the effects of deforestation.
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Snapshot: Above, an Apple executive announcing that the company would shut down iTunes.
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Snapshot: Elaborately dressed spectators arriving at the Royal Ascot on its third day.
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Snapshot: Above, girls in Barcelona's youth soccer league celebrating a win in April.
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Fares, of course, are a snapshot in time and are subject to change.
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A snapshot is idealized as a screen test, as in "Baby Steffenelli" (1985).
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Snapshot: Above, the holiday display at the Holland Tunnel's New Jersey tollbooth plaza.
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Snapshot: Above, a family-friendly pre-midnight fireworks display in Sydney Harbor today.
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Snapshot: Above, a picture of the moon taken in 1971 by Alfred Worden.
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Snapshot: Above, the beginning of the protests in Tiananmen Square in April 1989.
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Snapshot: Above, a snoozing corgi named Max on the New York City subway.
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The recent images are just a snapshot -- and by definition an incomplete one.
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Median household income is a snapshot of the middle, where most Americans live.
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Snapshot: Above, a skull suspended in amber — from the smallest dinosaur ever discovered.
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Its goodness and its nastiness, instead, were a snapshot of a collective outlook.
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Left: A snapshot of my grandmother Alice holding my father as a baby.
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Snapshot: Above, antennas in Australia that are part of the Deep Space Network.
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Snapshot: Above, Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, outside Westminster Abbey on Monday.
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Snapshot: Above, a skull — suspended in amber — from the smallest dinosaur ever discovered.
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Snapshot: Above, antennas in Australia that are part of the Deep Space Network.
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Snapshot: Above, Jessica Meir, left, and Christina Koch aboard the International Space Station.
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Snapshot: Above, a Sydney zookeeper with a platypus rescued after a dog attack.
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Snapshot: Above, emergency workers rescued residents of Nantgarw, Wales, from flooding on Sunday.
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Snapshot: Above, a Sydney zookeeper with a platypus rescued after a dog attack.
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Snapshot: Above, Whisky, a Border collie in Norway, and some of her toys.
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The March report represents a snapshot of the economy, not an oil painting.
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The other important jobs snapshot comes Friday with the government's September employment report.
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Snapshot: Above, off the coast of Bonaire, an island in the Caribbean Sea.
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Snapshot: Above, caring for kangaroos at a temporary shelter in Australia this week.
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But cautious because this is a one year snapshot of a moving picture.
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Snapshot: Above, the photograph of heavy traffic on Mount Everest that went viral.
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Snapshot: Above, a block party in the Hamilton Heights neighborhood of New York.
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Snapshot: Above, a display of Benin Bronzes at the British Museum in London.
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Snapshot: Above, the surface of the sun, pictured by a telescope in Hawaii.
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Here is a snapshot of where three of the active congressional inquiries stand.
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The first statistical snapshot of the United States economy in 2017 wasn't pretty.
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Here's a snapshot of the number of known cases and where they are.
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The report is a snapshot, and does not show turnover between annual reports.
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Snapshot: Above, the Labrouste reading room at the Sainte-Geneviève Library in Paris.
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In the first snapshot, Jenner holds Psalm and gazes down adoringly at him.
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Snapshot: Above, Afghans mourning victims of an airstrike in Baghlan Province on Tuesday.
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Snapshot: Above, Afghans mourning victims of an airstrike in Baghlan Province on Tuesday.
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That statistical snapshot depicts a stock market and an economy that are prospering.
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The government will publish its snapshot of second-quarter GDP later this month.
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Also, the results only show a snapshot in time of your gut microbiome.
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The government will publish its snapshot of third-quarter GDP growth on Friday.
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The government will publish its snapshot of second-quarter GDP growth on Friday.
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The following is a snapshot of life in American classrooms after the election.
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"Each of the 221 pages contains fascinating details and offers the reader a snapshot into the details and offers the reader a snapshot into the details involved between both parties that only legal documents can give," Henry Aldridge told the outlet.
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Schumer also posted a snapshot, which showed her impromptu opener with a huge smile.
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Still its relatively diverse electorate provides a pretty good snapshot of the national mood.
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Therefore, the balance on your credit report is merely from a snapshot in time.
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This is a snapshot of my browsing history a minute after installing "Internet Noise."
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The singer also shared a snapshot of herself rehearsing with the Marine Corps' band.
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A partial snapshot of Airbnb listings in New York, as presented on Inside Airbnb.
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At the end of last month, she shared a snapshot of her growing belly.
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This scene, from the fourth season, is a perfect snapshot of Ilana's bombastic attitude.
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Here is a snapshot of us outside of a shrine (I might be pregnant).
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Total fertility rate (TFR) is a hypothetical measure based on a snapshot of time.
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In her Instagram story, Gomez shared a snapshot of the Weeknd's Harper's Bazaar cover.
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Polls are an imperfect snapshot of where the race is at any particular moment.
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The new snapshot mode extends the feature to all the pokémon in your storage.
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As you can see in this snapshot, a viewer asked if she was okay.
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Rather, they represent merely a snapshot of yuletide festivity in decidedly non-Christmas features.
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"It'll be a snapshot of the state of the union," as AP puts it.
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As you'll see, a snapshot of today's costs scarcely does justice to the potential.
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She then posted a snapshot of the pair bonding at the beach last weekend.
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Put a snapshot of yourself at the top with highlights of who you are.
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On Sunday, Hemsworth posted a hilarious snapshot of himself with co-star Melissa McCarthy.
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Daytona Beach Here's a snapshot of the scene at sunrise, around 7:20 a.m.
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I wrote Snapshot while I was on the road for my third novel, NOS215A220.
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"Be patient and understanding," he wrote, sharing his advice alongside a sweet family snapshot.
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The deeper we look into the universe, the more we depend on snapshot views.
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From there, creating "Harry Potter-style" photos using augmented reality is a snapshot away.
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You can then boot up another server with the exact same snapshot for instance.
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The following graphic is a snapshot: Graphic by Jeremy Gaunt; Editing by Catherine Evans
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The list was a snapshot of wealth as of August 15, said the publisher.
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They can only given a snapshot of what's being said on Facebook's public layer.
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The Apple Card provides a detailed snapshot of your spending history in real-time.
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Gomez's mom, Mandy, shared a snapshot of the a friendly game night on Instagram.
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It's a perfect snapshot from the Colin Firth playbook of romantic period-drama heroes.
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The results offer a troubling but nevertheless entertaining snapshot of these past few months.
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A level deeper: It's a snapshot of a possibly ephemeral nationwide skilled jobs shortage.
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Cannavale took to Instagram to post a rare snapshot of him and his boy.
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It's hard to capture a snapshot of a movement because things change so quickly.
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Seinfeld's cast of 30-something singles feels today like a snapshot of 1990s America.
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Of course, it all culminates with a snapshot of the newborn right after delivery.
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Underlying detail in the monthly payrolls snapshot pointed to tight labor markets boosting wages.
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And judging by the snapshot, it might be in reference to the #OscarsSoWhite controversy.
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Here's a snapshot of the news that shaped that transition over the last year.
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"Waiting for her baby brother, 6 weeks to go!" she captioned the sweet snapshot.
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Some want to maintain this stock as it is, taking a snapshot on Dec.
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It all makes for an Instagram-worthy snapshot without a corporate logo in sight.
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Snapshot: Above, in New York on Tuesday, when temperatures fell into the mid-20s.
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If you took a snapshot from above, what shape would the water streams assume?
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But this field trip is a snapshot that is not likely to be repeated.
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Polls take a snapshot of what a sample of people think at one time.
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The Gartens' week in Wyoming came to an end with one last mountain snapshot.
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Here's a snapshot of the news that shaped African tech over the last year.
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It's literally a snapshot of myself and my grandmother, months before her 100th birthday.
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It's a soft and moving snapshot of a city that'd rather not slow down.
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Today, this bloody snapshot of American history is referred to as the Ocoee Massacre.
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With those caveats, the dataset still presents a snapshot of the Going Dark issue.
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It's an annual snapshot of the state of clean energy in non-OECD countries.
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She said she was not too bothered about going unnamed in the 1971 snapshot.
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Braggs is but one storm-battered snapshot of life lately on the Arkansas River.
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These numbers offer a snapshot of the mental health crisis unfolding in Puerto Rico.
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Snapshot: Above, Gloria Vanderbilt, the heiress, socialite and owner of a denim fashion empire.
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Snapshot: Above, the island of Texel, part of the Frisian archipelago in northwestern Europe.
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So the of-the-moment snapshot provided by the recent studio presentations is striking.
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Snapshot: Above, a port worker carrying a tuna in General Santos City, the Philippines.
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During the hearing, Dorsey shared a snapshot of his spiking heart rate on Twitter.
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You would get a snapshot of everything you would want to tell another person.
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"That gives me a snapshot of the person's background, experience, and specialities," he said.
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The Labor Department's report provides only a temporary and incomplete snapshot of the economy.
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She also maintains that the continent-wide snapshot of elephant numbers is even worse.
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Snapshot: Above, the Impossible Burger, part of a new generation of plant-based patties.
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Snapshot: Above, a superbolt striking the sea near Fort St. Elmo in Valletta, Malta.
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Snapshot: Above, the newly crowned Miss Independence, Rosemary Anieze, in Lagos, Nigeria, in 1960.
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Snapshot: Above, Elizabeth Warren's golden retriever, Bailey, at a campaign office in Cambridge, Mass.
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Snapshot: Above, an image of the Balat neighborhood in Istanbul, taken by Orhan Pamuk.
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The crowd was sparse but diverse, a snapshot of both old and new Williamsburg.
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The analysis provided a snapshot of where and what populations are hit the hardest.
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Snapshot: Above, an aerial view of the 2,000-year-old Nazca Lines in Peru.
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The results are a snapshot of the halfway point of the studies in 1994.
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Snapshot: Above, children in London participating in the global climate strike over the weekend.
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"I want each festival to be a snapshot of what's happening now," she said.
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Of course, this study provides a single, limited snapshot of people's health and lives.
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Snapshot: Above, an apocalyptic scene in Laurel, Batangas Province, Philippines, after a volcano erupted.
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Snapshot: Above, a man in Indonesia trying to save his home from a wildfire.
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Snapshot: Above, Voskhod, a space-themed restaurant in Moscow with solar-system-inspired lighting.
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Snapshot: The English scientist Robert Hooke first reported an oval on Jupiter in 1664.
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We hope our Snapshot inspired you to send out some snail mail this weekend.
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It's a predictably bleak snapshot of alienation, but Kore-eda also makes it devastating.
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It's like the snapshot that accidentally got the movie star weeping in the background.
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Snapshot: Above, the funeral service for Kim Bok-dong in Seoul, South Korea, today.
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You can just get a snapshot of the neighborhood by looking at their router.
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A snapshot of Blackjewel's Virginia holdings, including 27 permits it holds & 20 it operates.
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Below is a chart compiled from the count of cryptocurrencies listed on historic snapshots of the site's main table starting with the first snapshot on April 28, 2013 (featuring a whopping seven cryptocurrencies) and the most recent snapshot from June 4, 2017.
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The immeasurable warmth of the moment created an indestructible snapshot within my memory; in this snapshot Sam slowly drops down to one knee and holds the engagement ring up in the air, making it sparkle in the light of the 7-Eleven sign.
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According to her Instagram Story, the sweet snapshot was taken on the Fourth of July.
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The scale here in this small Jovian snapshot is a whopping 227 miles per pixel.
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The scale here in this small Jovian snapshot is a whopping 7.75 miles per pixel.
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"Covergirling my niece @cdvergara ❤️❤️ #shootday," she captioned the super-glam snapshot on Instagram.
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The two looked happier than ever as they smiled for the cute date night snapshot.
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In the exclusive snapshot, Carey, 48, snuggles up with her kids on the subway car.
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She put a graphic, bold spin on the classic Snapshot bag with glittery patchwork detailing.
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In the snapshot, Schumer's silhouette is illuminated by the ocean and sunset in the distance.
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It's a snapshot of what could have been, rather than what they bothered to pursue.
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Lael Brainard said on Friday in a snapshot of soon to be released Fed data.
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Given the mass of data collected and analyzed by Facebook, this wellness snapshot lacks granularity.
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"She's already become the light of my life," the mom-to-be captioned the snapshot.
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Rather, this new list will provide a week-long snapshot of sales and reading data.
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Lee explains the challenges: The machine gets a snapshot of the brain every two seconds.
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The last snapshot before the website was taken down was a month after the robbery.
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Niantic says that the snapshot tool will be launching "soon" on both iOS and Android.
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For some, this was simply a sweet snapshot of the President and a little boy.
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My cousin recently texted me a snapshot he'd taken of me when I wasn't looking.
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The dyspeptic amusement "Mojave" opens with a snapshot of Hollywood narcissism at its most unconscious.
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Huerta said the tests would only evaluate "a snapshot of time" in the pilot's life.
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Snapshot: Above, Europeans who spoke to The Times's Opinion section about how they view America.
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Danischewski's work offers a snapshot of this unknown world and the community that surrounds it.
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Ransomware Tracker has a depressing snapshot of the cat-and-mouse game of new variants.
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Here's a snapshot of each developer's history with Trump and their trouble with the law.
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But as a snapshot of early 3D action games, Syphon Filter is a fantastic choice.
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The answer to that question provides a revealing snapshot of the state of global Islam.
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After posting the snapshot, followers accused her of having had the little one's eyebrows waxed.
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The snapshot suggests spontaneity; the reality was that Trudeau carefully planned and rehearsed his move.
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A photo of a confirmation celebration, a snapshot at the beach, birthday parties with friends.
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In the first snapshot, Hilaria and husband Alec Baldwin posed together ahead of her procedure.
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She also posted a sweet snapshot with one of her furry friends, pet pooch Emu.
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With that feature, you can take a snapshot of your virtual machine while it's running.
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"I was very sick but fetishizing my own body," Dunham wrote beneath the older snapshot.
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If nothing else, her birth chart is a snapshot of some serious astrological star power.
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You're seeing the fullness of a life that existed in that snapshot of a moment.
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" Danielsen also shared a snapshot of her hairdo prior to the ceremony: "Fantasy Wedding hair !
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Image via Law Office of Daniel McKenzie Snapshot of the regulatory and public policy ecosystem.
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That sleeper hit was a snapshot of the final days of high school in 1976.
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And though this is just a snapshot of one observation, this area is quite chaotic.
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This type of analysis is a snapshot into the future power of online advertising technology.
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For a graphic on Eurozone: an economic snapshot, click here here Reporting By Francesco Canepa
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But the context is important to understanding this unsavoury snapshot from the national side's past.
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People reports that Reese Witherspoon posted a sweet snapshot of her littlest one to Instagram.
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Pompeo posted a snapshot of co-star Justin Chambers giving off major James Dean vibes.
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The following, however, offers a snapshot of the most commonly used strategies for ETF investors.
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In another, his hand holds a printed snapshot of his family posing for the camera.
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So the animation is basically a snapshot of my life over the past few months.
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Census data gives us a snapshot of the state of America, demographically, geographically, and economically.
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Commenting on the snapshot, family friend Chrissy Teigen wrote, "NOOOOONONONONO!!!!" adding three heart-eyed emojis.
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Snapshot: A dehydrated and injured koala, above, being treated in Port Macquarie, Australia, this month.
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"Our map creates a quick snapshot of housing across the United States, " writes How Much.
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With LABs, nature seems to have given us the tantalising snapshot of what's going on.
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And the truth is, the snapshot, which you can see here, is pretty adorable. E!
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Some examples include Progressive Auto Insurance, which has a service similar to Metromile, called Snapshot.
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Social content from Instagram, YouTube, Yelp and Twitter provides a snapshot of the town's personality.
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The new filing from Harris' campaign captures just a snapshot of campaign activity between Oct.
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Here's a snapshot: Planes chartered by ICE Air have deported hundreds of thousands of people.
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The picture feels born of a fleeting moment, like a snapshot—or a film frame.
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The emails provide a snapshot of the kinds of crimes that the police routinely investigate.
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A snapshot of ICE Air's top deportation destinations paints a picture of recent immigration trends.
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Your credit score is a gatekeeperYour credit score represents a snapshot of your credit history.
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Snapshot Anna Kendrick is the kind of actor who likes to cut to the chase.
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It is based on a snapshot of Crunchbase's data taken at the time of writing.
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"You want a snapshot, it went like this," Chyna writes in If They Only Knew.
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Your flight from the city, stumbling through the wilderness in a series of snapshot moments.
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He looks really good in that snapshot, where he is in that space and time.
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The 155th anniversary Gettysburg re-enactment was a snapshot of a hobby with dwindling ranks.
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Snapshot: Above, voters take pictures with a poster of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel.
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Snapshot: Above, the end of the world, as interpreted by the Parisian fashion house Balenciaga.
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Luckily someone else did a better job, so here's one snapshot from a wonderful evening:
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Also here: a snapshot-size watercolor of farm buildings by Charles Sheeler that is perfection.
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It's the sort of snapshot that loving parents all over the world take every day.
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I want to take a snapshot of the moment and commit it to memory forever.
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Snapshot: Above, Bassiani, a techno club in Tbilisi, Georgia, where the L.G.B.T. community finds refuge.
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Snapshot: Above, Central American migrants trying to cross the Rio Grande into the United States.
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By the time of Mr. Falk's shoot, America's love affair with the snapshot was fixed.
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The jobs report, of course, is a temporary and incomplete snapshot of the labor market.
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Snapshot: Above, Rada Akbar, the artist behind an art exhibit in Kabul called Abarzanan — Superwomen.
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Snapshot: Above, icebiking and icechairing — poling along while seated — are wintertime passions in northern China.
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Snapshot: The Bialowieza Forest in Poland, above, is one of Europe's last remaining primeval forests.
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Snapshot: Above, a boat in the dry bed that was once Bolivia's second-largest lake.
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Snapshot: Above, troops firing on Taliban positions outside Taloqan, in northeastern Afghanistan, in October 2001.
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Snapshot: Above, Almere Oosterwold, a Dutch community that encourages residents to design their own houses.
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Snapshot: Above, protesters clashing with the police in Santiago for an International Women's Day march.
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Snapshot: Above, rock ants, which use a caucus-like method to choose a new home.
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The play, which has little conventional plot, is essentially a snapshot of this lost soul.
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Snapshot: Above, the Empress Hotel in Victoria, Canada, serves high tea several times a day.
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In the snapshot, she wears a black smock with the Supercuts logo emblazoned on it.
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In the snapshot, she wore a black smock with the Supercuts logo emblazoned on it.
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On the surface, our team is a snapshot of Britain, containing many of its divisions.
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Here's a snapshot of global markets (note that many are closed today for a holiday).
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The aim of polls is to provide a snapshot of where a race stands. 6.
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Your profile picture on Instagram is a small snapshot you upload to represent your account.
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Here&aposs a snapshot of what type of traveler each card might be best for.
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Many educators run Kahoot to get a quick snapshot of how their class is doing.
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But it was also a fantastical snapshot of a moviemaking-moviegoing ideal: weird, wedded bliss.
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Snapshot: Above, Richard Quinn's fall 2020 show at London Fashion Week, set in an apocalypse.
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Snapshot: Above, students at a high school in Florida practicing a dance during TikTok club.
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Snapshot: Above, Virve Koster, 91, an inhabitant of the mostly female island of Kihnu, Estonia.
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"IDGAF" works because it's a clear snapshot of our increasingly globalized world: It doesn't discriminate.
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Snapshot: Above, a tank destroying stills and other moonshining equipment in Newport, Ky., circa 1922.
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Another snapshot shows her in a white bodysuit and this season's must-have cowboy boots.
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Snapshot: Above, Toksook Bay, Alaska, a remote village where the 2020 census began on Tuesday.
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To the historian, that is invaluable: an unfaded snapshot of colonialist condescension at its smoothest.
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Snapshot: Above, a banana that sold for $120,000 last week at Art Basel Miami Beach.
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Snapshot: Above, Changi Airport in Singapore, the rare airport you might want to linger in.
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"First time in costume since we made the movie," Newton-John captioned the candid snapshot.
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Even so, the snapshot of posts about cannabis suggests that misinformation is widespread, Allem said.
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These figures are similar to the Treasury's snapshot of public sector finances released on Thursday.
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He grasped that you didn't need a precise snapshot of all weather in all places.
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Photo-booth snapshot of her and her husband In my bedroom I have my dresser.
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Snapshot: Above, a diver with a net full of sea cucumbers off China's northeastern coast.
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Snapshot: Above, part of the Rochas Fall 2019 show on Wednesday during Paris Fashion Week.
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Snapshot: Above, the funeral procession for the rapper Nipsey Hussle in Los Angeles on Thursday.
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I mention how Grey Area feels like a snapshot, of her headspace and outlook now.
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Ansari's case is a useful snapshot of where #MeToo and Title IX are right now.
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Case in point: This snapshot of Lopez spooning with Rihanna's on-off one true love, Drake.
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"If he had asked me one week in I would've said yes," Chaikin captioned the snapshot.
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"So amazing what we can do," Martinez wrote over the snapshot shared to her Instagram Stories.
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Hough, who is engaged to hockey player Brooks Laich, looks a bit apprehensive in this snapshot.
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The result, Wilson says, is a more authentic snapshot of what your life really looks like.
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The scientists used this data to create a historical snapshot of a galaxy's star formation history.
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"Thankful for my blended family," Kylie wrote on a snapshot of the group at the time.
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"Postcard": Users can send a snapshot of the location they are viewing to friends and family.
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"So amazing what we can do," Martinez wrote over the snapshot posted to her Instagram Stories.
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Atop the mantle is a large photograph that looks like the documentation of a tourist snapshot.
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I have studied this snapshot in time and learned that my father will never get justice.
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That station was walking distance from the trenches, where they took their photographs using snapshot cameras.
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Snapshot: Above, President Trump on Sunday attended his first Major League Baseball game since taking office.
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On balance, I found the article worthwhile as a cultural snapshot, if lacking in some regards.
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The market is not a snapshot of the economy, and can easily rise during a recession.
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Snapshot: Above, the Amager Bakke power plant in Copenhagen is topped with an artificial ski run.
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As such, they offer a snapshot rather than a deep insight into hedge funds' investment strategies.
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A console snapshot is a saved configuration of how a digital console was previously set up.
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He posed with his arm around Swift and threw a peace sign in a silly snapshot.
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The advance goods trade data will be included in Thursday's snapshot of first-quarter GDP growth.
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Click through for a snapshot of what you'll find in Power Mask: The Power of Masks.
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In that way, they act as a snapshot of what the early Solar System was like.
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For instance, a snapshot of the last administration's website will remain available from the main page.
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Because sometimes you take a snapshot and you go, 'I can't believe this is my life.
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So today, we present a snapshot (sorry) of political photography in the age of the selfie.
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The undated "Untitled (Portrait of Joe)," is a snapshot of himself surrounded by filtered cigarette butts.
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Quinoa. "9 months of this perfect 🐻," Teigen captioned the snapshot, adding a pink heart emoji.
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Progressive Insurance, for instance, offers its customers discounts based on their driving through its "Snapshot" program.
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Back in February, Winstead posted a happy snapshot with McGregor set against an appropriately snowy backdrop.
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These official figures are based on a single-night snapshot estimated by local authorities each November.
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The government will publish its snapshot of first-quarter GDP on Friday at 8:30 a.m.
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Here's a snapshot of the kinds of ads Michiganders were seeing in that very close election.
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It's a snapshot of the moment at which major deaths were occurring right after the impact.
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That picture just took a snapshot of the moment, and that's what's bad about social media.
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The actress took to Instagram to share a cute snapshot with Amber Tamblyn and America Ferrera.
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A sun-drenched snapshot documenting the 50th anniversary commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.
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In a snapshot from the night's debauchery, she appeared topless and sprawled across Presley Gerber's lap.
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Shortly after she posted the snapshot, Price, 25, shared the same image on his Instagram profile.
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Ossoff on track for 2/3 of the EV One precinct snapshot Updated 85003:14 p.m.
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Harvard's general snapshot of 18- to 193-year-old likely voters makes for somewhat bleak reading.
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That puts Batman slightly ahead of Superman, at least by this snapshot of their history together.
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It's a nice snapshot of the day for those who don't immediately spring out of bed.
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These statistics do actually matter, beyond being an entertaining curiosity and/or snapshot of the industry.
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Snapshot Before I even got to ask him a question, the actor Sean Hayes jumped in.
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In the quality snapshot, 61 percent met state English standards and 74 percent met math standards.
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Cohen lost the City Council race, but his donor list provides a snapshot of his network.
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" Richards, 143, captioned the beachside snapshot, shouting out Simply to Impress and complimenting their "amazing designs.
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Or, to look at it another way, let me tell you about my farm's financial snapshot.
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"Bandersnatch" is worth watching -- or perhaps studying -- as a snapshot of where interactivity might be heading.
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It aims to provide a snapshot of his psyche and the prevailing concerns in his writing.
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Here's just one snapshot of a single section of a single aisle, absolutely teeming with stuff.
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The products' 1880s debut on the market "really is the beginning of snapshot photography," he said.
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Relevant, timely polls on current events help provide a snapshot in time — and may make news.
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The latest snapshot suggested that the economic recovery might have stalled this spring, at least temporarily.
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A Congressional Research Service report providing a demographic snapshot of the courts did not include religion.
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He later shared a snapshot of himself with Dawson, Adams, and Schwandt at his birthday party.
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It is neither retro nor ironic, just a Polaroid snapshot, instantly and nostalgically come to life.
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In June of last year, she posted a sweet family snapshot in honor of Father's Day.
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In short, it was a good snapshot of a desperate, tragic crowd that's hungry for hope.
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Four Minute Mile was a snapshot of a young band with their career ahead of them.
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Investigators are also using the snapshot internally to narrow down lists of suspects and prioritize tips.
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But Rose quickly revealed that she was just having a little fun with the blonde snapshot.
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"We do not have a snapshot of it and we have not collected statistics," Balkin said.
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The team decided on a modest goal: generating a snapshot of the interior of the volcano.
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Too quickly we shed a snapshot after a glance through the narrow lens of the viewfinder.
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Or, if you miss the alert, you can get a quick snapshot of who stopped by.
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"It's worth it, because your social media snapshot may not serve your work identity," he adds.
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The report offers a snapshot to countries around the world of the challenges of climate change.
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Although the annual FBI report is the most important national snapshot of hate, it is incomplete.
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The label has a new hit bag too, the $295 "Snapshot" with its colorful camera strap.
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If this is a snapshot of the current political landscape, it seems at best half developed.
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If this is intended as a snapshot of the current political landscape, it seems half developed.
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Maybe we need to stare at a simple, everyday family snapshot to remember what binds us.
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In this single performance snapshot of eight musicians, the amazing continuity spans from Mahler to Mehta.
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He becomes essentially a sort of fetishized snapshot rather than a totality of a human being.
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Snapshot: Above, a project called Nuns and Nones that moved religion-free millennials into a convent.
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Snapshot: Above, Germany celebrates a goal in its win over Spain in the Women's World Cup.
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Snapshot: Above, the Pride March in Milan, one of many global WorldPride festival celebrations this weekend.
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Snapshot: Above, the Lao national women's rugby team before a match in Hong Kong this spring.
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But, as Mr. Andersen points out, this was a one-time snapshot of the athletes' health.
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Snapshot: Above, a surfer competing off the northern Spanish city of Getxo, near Bilbao, on Monday.
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Snapshot: Above, a vendor in Mexico City who is the only wage earner in his family.
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Mr. Waltz featured a snapshot of himself in Mr. Cheney's office shaking the vice president's hand.
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It is a snapshot of the breathing mask industry addressing smoke and other serious air pollution.
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If the Hall once reflected who's who, it has become a snapshot of who was who.
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Ultimately, I felt like the book was a snapshot of the best and worst of people.
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Snapshot: Above, backstage at an annual ball in Moscow on Tuesday for students from military schools.
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Snapshot: Above, hazelnuts drying in northern Turkey, which grows about 70 percent of the world's supply.
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This is likely the last snapshot of this New York sanctuary before it looks significantly different.
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Snapshot: Above, the police commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar, India.
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We have a building-by-building snapshot of the damage Hurricane Irma wreaked in the region.
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After all, it isn't easy getting a snapshot of the entire country for a single day.
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Include a picture taken by you that complements your narrative, whether a selfie, screenshot or snapshot.
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Snapshot: Above, a Jewish cemetery in the village of Westhoffen, in the Alsace region of France.
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But it's a reminder that live performance is more complex and changeable than any single snapshot.
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We wondered if this snapshot reflected the experiences of the students who write into our site.
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Snapshot: Above, poodles wait to be judged at the Westminster Dog Show in New York City.
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Snapshot: Above, Staples Center in Los Angeles, the home of the N.B.A.'s Lakers and Clippers.
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You can't miss Obama's penchant for patterns and bright colors in this snapshot from September 2010.
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Snapshot: Above, viewing a total solar eclipse in Paiguano, Chile, on Tuesday, the first since 2017.
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But I always have a snapshot on my phone of what I left the studio with.
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Snapshot: Above, Medd Café in Jeddah, a Saudi coffee shop where men and women can mingle.
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These sources give us a snapshot, but likely not the whole panorama of true prevalence. Why?
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When economists talk about GDP growth, they're not talking about a snapshot of a current condition.
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The Edelman survey offers an annual snapshot of a country's trust in its four main institutions.
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Focus groups are not replicas of polling data, and they represent only a snapshot of views.
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This is just a snapshot of what North Korea has been up to this year alone.
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Snapshot: Above, an ash-covered village on Taal, a volcanic island in the Philippines, on Tuesday.
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Snapshot: Above, lightning strikes surrounding a column of ash from the Taal volcano in the Philippines.
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Snapshot: Above, a Burning Man, the late summer festival held in a pop-up desert city.
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Snapshot: Above, "Acqua," a carved piece of Carrara marble by Giorgio Butini underwater in Talamone, Italy.
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Sure, but this excludes a host of pertinent considerations that should be included in this snapshot.
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Snapshot: A year ago, electrical scooters were hailed as the next big thing in personal transportation.
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Snapshot: A dance class near the studios of "Good Morning America" in Times Square on Monday.
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Snapshot: Above, an all-girl team of volunteer firefighters in the Polish village of Miejsce Odrzanskie.
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It's a campy snapshot of the creative process, and a tribute to a long, entertaining friendship.
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One snapshot shows the former commander in chief giving his wife a peck on the cheek.
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This is a quick snapshot of that market and some of its established and emerging players.
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Snapshot: A $120,000 duct-taped banana, above, on display last week at Art Basel Miami Beach.
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Snapshot: Above, a 30-foot-tall Weihnachtspyramide (German for Christmas pyramid) on display in Cullman, Alabama.
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Here's a quick snapshot of what's happening now, and why you should be paying attention: 1.
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Moreover, tax distribution tables are but a snapshot with no accounting for income mobility over time.
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The markers will give you a little snapshot, but we need to tell the whole story.
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With this advice in mind, read a snapshot of millennials at various stages of retirement planning.
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We were close this month to publishing an updated snapshot of the commission's most recent problems.
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The stock picks reflect a "current snapshot" of analyst ideas and vary across size and sector.
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Snapshot: Above, Asdrubal Cabrera of the Texas Rangers at bat during spring training in Surprise, Ariz.
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Snapshot: A dance class near the studios of "Good Morning America" in Times Square on Monday.
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Snapshot: Above, an all-girl team of volunteer firefighters in the Polish village of Miejsce Odrzanskie.
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Snapshot: Above, a butcher's stall in Karachi, Pakistan, which has been plagued by swarms of flies.
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Snapshot: Above, a butcher's stall in Karachi, Pakistan, which has been plagued by swarms of flies.
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Until the arc concludes, we won't really know what this snapshot of Rogers will truly mean.
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Snapshot: Above, a dog backstage at the 16th annual New York Pet Fashion Show on Thursday.
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It's a snapshot of a scene that's been bursting at the seams for almost a generation.
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Instead, her work was initially influenced by some of the more exciting snapshot artists of the 90s.
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To be sure, Atlanta, which makes up most of Lewis' district, is a snapshot of two extremes.
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These numbers are astonishing, and offer a snapshot of the mental health crisis unfolding in Puerto Rico.
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"A single snapshot with these kits doesn't give me or any men the complete story," he says.
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Cortisol is usually tested via blood, urine or saliva, but that captures only a snapshot in time.
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The photo, of course, is a snapshot from Smith's days on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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If this snapshot is to be believed, the current mess should be relatively simple to clean up.
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The company will start putting that to use, providing a "visual snapshot" of the day to come.
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I guess fanfic is popular, even a genderswapped snapshot of a dream I had many years ago.
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This snapshot of leftist protest might have been taken in almost any of America's 373 congressional districts.
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It's about everyday women: who they are and how they see themselves at that snapshot in time.
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Outside the airport he found a line snaking perhaps 150 metres around the terminal building (snapshot above).
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That makes it even harder to be confident that the current snapshot reflects their true resting place.
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This week, InSight also celebrated a milestone with a snapshot, taken after deploying a seismometer on Mars.
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"Tina, sorry I missed you at the Vanity Fair party," she captioned the behind-the-scenes snapshot.
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But the new study is just one snapshot of the reef's damage right after a massive shock.
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Here's a snapshot of the most important executive moves of the week across media, tech and finance.
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If you work towards an IPO, you don't what happens in this exact moment, it's a snapshot.
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A snapshot from the day shows him on stage, a place of honor, with the beaming couple.
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The hour offers a snapshot of the intensity of some Brexiteers' antipathy towards the stasis in Westminster.
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So it's really a snapshot of what I do in real life when I work a case.
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Fox shared a snapshot gallery of the festivities to Instagram Tuesday, showing off the boys' creative costumes.
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It's also similar to the "visual snapshot" feature that was recently added to Google Assistant on phones.
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The stories in Electric Dreams are a snapshot of today, filtered through our collective hopes and fears.
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She also posted another snapshot of herself in the car on the way to the award show.
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We wanted to give a very, very visual snapshot of what's going on in your local territory.
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This wasn't at all different from Progressive's Snapshot device, which in its earlier days was called MyRate.
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Another snapshot saw North wearing feather-adorned kitten heels paired with athletic pants and a denim jacket.
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The American Wind Energy Association, industry's main trade group, has released its latest snapshot of U.S. development.
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By necessity, Bank of England economists have to take a snapshot, even though market prices move continuously.
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In the snapshot, Benjamin is giving the CNN anchor a curious stare as Cooper, 51, cradles him.
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The Commerce Department will publish its snapshot of third quarter economic growth on Friday at 0830 a.m.
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The researchers cautioned, however, that their results only presented a snapshot of the men's overall sperm health.
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And Trapp wished his fans a Happy New Year posing for a sweet snapshot with his love.
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This, of course, is the danger in taking a snapshot -- literally -- as representative of all that much.
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And just in case you don't believe us, here's a snapshot of little North West to compare.
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Data: Bureau of Labor Statistics; Graphic: Chris Canipe / Axios Go deeper: A snapshot of the jobs malaise
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Lively shared a snapshot from Longshore's studio showing off a canvas featuring a bouquet of glittery blooms.
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"This is some of your best work @EvaLongoria… #Santiago #BabyBaston #LoveHim #TíoMario," Lopez captioned the sweet snapshot.
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"Wow 17 years ago to this day this happened," he captioned the blast from the past snapshot.
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On Tuesday, Menounos, 40, posted a sentimental black-and-white snapshot with her dad at the wedding.
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So it's more of a snapshot of where we were at when we started working on it.
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Officials at every level can access a "common operating snapshot": power outages, reports on infrastructure, traffic cameras.
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People reports that the snapshot included most of the cast, but one notable exception didn't escape fans.
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The Superfund sites and the Arkema plant represent just a snapshot of the catastrophic storm's cascading effects.
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The former shared a particularly precious snapshot of her 9-month-old daughter Chicago sitting beside True.
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Snapshot Believe it or not, Jason Bateman, at 47, has been on our screens for 35 years.
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Snapshot: Above, a black cat interrupted a Monday Night Football game, to the delight of the crowd.
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Only in the snapshot does he look oddly pitiful: eyes red, shoulders slouched, cheeks shiny with tears.
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"If you take a snapshot of the existing plumbing, it looks a bit ugly," Mr. Andolfatto said.
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These are just a snapshot of the energy policy issues the next president will face in office.
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Instead, she achieves a vivid snapshot of a still-vital artist late in a still-purposeful life.
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The account of which countries have dominated the Summer Olympics is also a snapshot of modern history.
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Mornings kick off with a communal huddle at which team leaders provide a snapshot of the day.
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In the cute snapshot Cohen shared Wednesday, the CNN anchor peers over the railing of Benjamin's crib.
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The German study was a snapshot at two points in time, not a long-term longitudinal effort.
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The routing information guiding a packet is a snapshot of that network as it changes through time.
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In that sense, it's a pretty pure snapshot of where I was when I making the album.
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I think art should be a snapshot of how any given artist was feeling at that time.
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Snapshot: Above, Hideo Kojima, whose bizarre video-game creations have captivated fans, at his headquarters in Tokyo.
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"It's a real snapshot of something that most people have a hard time grasping," Mr. Warsh said.
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In 2016, it gave me a clearer snapshot of this country than almost anything I'd ever done.
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Snapshot: Above, the beginning of the pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square in Beijing in April 1989.
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"I'm sorry, but that film was just a snapshot of what really went on," Ms. Keeler wrote.
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Snapshot: Above, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in Southern California, is known for its stunning wildflower blooms.
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Snapshot: A physicist is trying to disentangle the structural dynamics of birds' nests using bamboo skewers, above.
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Snapshot: Above, the Clean Ocean Sailing crew in their 112-year-old boat, off England's Cornish coast.
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Snapshot: A physicist is trying to disentangle the structural dynamics of bird nests using bamboo skewers, above.
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"Chung Kuo" is that glimpse — and more, a tourist's snapshot that has the heft of a monument.
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Snapshot: Above, an attacker, foreground, neared Crown Prince Akihito and Crown Princess Michiko in Okinawa in 1975.
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Snapshot: Our travel writer rode a bicycle to find some of the tulips, above, that inspired Rembrandt.
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Snapshot: Above, the star of a satirical late-night talk show that Russia's leader probably won't enjoy.
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Snapshot: The new Paris Cafe at the former T.W.A. terminal at Kennedy International Airport in New York.
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Arts & Leisure ____ The 155th anniversary Gettysburg re-enactment was a snapshot of a hobby with dwindling ranks.
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These numbers are a snapshot in time, and will no doubt change rapidly over the next week.
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Ms. Gallese found a snapshot of it that showed her father standing by the passenger-side door.
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Snapshot: Above, the "hottest town in Australia" — a distinction claimed by the remote desert outpost Marble Bar.
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Snapshot: Above, the first phone calls in Kashmir in months, after a communications blackout imposed by India.
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Snapshot: Above, a human chain to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the bombing in Dresden on Thursday.
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Snapshot: Above, people enjoying a red-tinted Monday at the beach ion Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain.
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We viewed a snapshot of the collected data, and saw logs featuring queries on mundane, everyday topics.
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Devotees know that pictures taken in specially lit booths come out far better than a cellphone snapshot.
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There, Ms. Consolo published a quarterly market snapshot, The Faith Report, and a blog, The Faithful Shopper.
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Snapshot: Above, Billie Eilish accepted the Grammy Award for song of the year, "Bad Guy," on Sunday.
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Snapshot: Above, world leaders coming together in Israel for the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
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Snapshot: Above, an archipelago off England's southwestern coast that is part of Prince Charles's Duchy of Cornwall.
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Snapshot: Above, residents returning to their homes in Laurel, the Philippines, a town near the Taal Volcano.
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Snapshot: Above, the bright blue waters near Novosibirsk, Russia, provide a perfect backdrop for many Instagram influencers.
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Snapshot: Above, the town of Vevey, Switzerland, where a winegrowers' festival takes place roughly every 20 years.
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It gave us a kind of snapshot into a dystopian world into which we would easily descend.
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This is not a plan; it is merely a snapshot of their situation at a particular time.
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Snapshot: Immigration policies aimed at controlling the frontier with Mexico are affecting crossings at the Canadian border.
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Granted, this would be a snapshot in time that will evolve, but it would be a beginning.
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Here is a snapshot of the projected growth in the wearable market, according to research firm Statista.
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Snapshot: Above, the German city of Dresden in 1945, the year it was bombed by the Allies.
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Snapshot: Above, a design by Christian Louboutin, a high-end French shoe designer known for red soles.
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Snapshot: Above, people fleeing toward Turkey last week from Idlib, the last opposition-controlled province in Syria.
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Snapshot: Above, civilians fleeing toward Turkey last week from Idlib, the last opposition-controlled province in Syria.
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You get a sense of who he (or, often, she) really is, rather than just a snapshot.
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Of course, this is just a brief snapshot of the over 638 lessons covered in the bundle.
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Snapshot: Above, a research base in Antarctica, where designers must think creatively to defy Earth's harshest climate.
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Snapshot: Above, "Acqua," a carved piece of Carrara marble by artist Giorgio Butini underwater in Talamone, Italy.
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It was a snapshot of a team at work, but plenty had yet to come into focus.
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Snapshot: Above, the German research vessel Polastern, right, and a Russian icebreaker vessel, left, in Tromso, Norway.
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Polling, as pollsters often remind us, is just a snapshot -- not a projection of what's to come.
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Snapshot: Above, a Syrian asylum seeker at a migrant camp in the Turkish-controlled part of Cyprus.
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HORSE-RACE SNAPSHOT — Trudeau's Liberals are in severe political peril with the campaign in its final week.
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This year, Pew also studied a group of smaller banks, which offered a snapshot of bank practices.
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Consumer behavior is often more complex than a single, aggregate snapshot of the entire population can convey.
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The results, while unscientific, offer a snapshot of military voting preferences, the Times said in a report.
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Snapshot: Above, Lindsey Vonn finished third on Sunday in the final race of her career, in Sweden.
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Snapshot: Above, children aged 5 to 10 in a professional race on the Indonesian island of Sumbawa.
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Snapshot: Above, children aged 5 to 10 in a professional race on the Indonesian island of Sumbawa.
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Snapshot: Above, Hahyun Kim gets ready in the morning at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan.
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Snapshot: Above, Hahyun Kim gets ready in the morning at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan.
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It's important to preserve this snapshot of the Bay Area, since Watch Dogs 2 is already outdated.
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I'm not sure a snapshot this early says much about a presidency, ask me in six months.
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There is no clear frontrunner among the donor class, according to the first fundraising snapshot released Monday.
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Snapshot: Above, the London Zoo, which is defending the return of its adults-only, late-night parties.
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Snapshot: Above, Baylor won its third N.C.A.A. women's basketball championship on Sunday, defeating Notre Dame, 82-81.
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The G-20 summit will serve as a snapshot of the dysfunction currently afflicting globe trade negotiations.
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Major automakers in the U.S. market report sales on Thursday, offering an early snapshot of U.S. consumer spending.
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Turner's Instagram now features a snapshot of her new beau smoking a stogie on a boat in Miami.
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A new camera called Clips identifies snapshot-worthy moments and takes photos and video all on its own.
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It's a jaw-dropping snapshot of the aftermath, and a wrenching glimpse of the enormous recovery to follow.
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The numbers from the survey provide context, or at least a snapshot, of a humanitarian crisis in Venezuela.
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This map, which is called a vector field, is a snapshot of the internal dynamics of a fluid.
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In a #FlashbackFriday post, she shared a snapshot of the two friends heading to a Ricky Martin concert.
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The snapshot of the toll on medics came as Chinese officials reported another sharp rise in infections Friday.
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To create a snapshot of something that meant a lot to us that one time, and also, now.
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The next stage is to blend polls of the current campaign into a single snapshot of the race.
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On Tuesday, the duo posted a snapshot of a cute-but-unassuming black-based floral V-neck dress.
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A snapshot from a birthday party three days ago is displayed next to a selfie only hours old.
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We will take a huge-ass snapshot, and people will lose ALL the functionality of access, search, reference.
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But the ending has been rewritten by a black-and-white snapshot found in a Marine veteran's trunk.
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Mr. Maharidge decided to track down the men of the flag, and ultimately the man in the snapshot.
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The trends in the market shouldn't be confused with public opinion polling, which captures a snapshot in time.
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The Lifehacker Pack is a yearly snapshot of our favorite, essential applications for each of our favorite platforms.
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Hadid presented the snapshot without a caption — but that didn't keep fans and fellow celebs from chiming in.
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This is a snapshot—many more pass through each year and yet more are on parole or probation.
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Even so, the polls offer a snapshot of where the race stands now and how it has changed.
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Polls give a snapshot of the odds a given candidate faces at any moment, but they're just odds.
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In the sweet snapshot, Beckham sits surrounded by his three children, Romeo, 15, Cruz, 13, and Harper, 6.
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Loaded with hooks and astounding guest spots, the album's production was a snapshot at Chance's wide-ranging sensibilities.
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Set on an estate in 1980s London, In the Long Run is a snapshot of Elba's own childhood.
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It includes four short novels — Snapshot, Loaded, Aloft, and Rain — each of which delivers a solid, terrifying premise.
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On Saturday, Reinhart posted a sweet snapshot of her beau and Riverdale costar on the beach sans shirt.
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In a sweet snapshot on Instagram, the Younger star, 30, shared a peek at her growing baby bump.
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The second snapshot showed Dream, wearing a lavender onesie, planting a big kiss on her younger cousin's mouth.
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"🤗🤗🤗 SURPRISE🤗🤗🤗," she captioned the snapshot, which showed off her bare baby bump.
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SheSpends also runs money diaries, which are more of a snapshot than a diary with comments and details.
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A 2011 Google Street View snapshot from Koolau Road, near where Zuckerberg's second favorite wall will soon live.
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At first glance, there is almost nothing special about this picture, which has the feel of a snapshot.
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This cute, new Go Snapshot feature should be launching "soon," so keep an eye out for app updates.
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Ahead of the anniversary, New Jersey officials provided a snapshot of where the state has grown in recovery.
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For a long time, researchers argued that flashbulb memories really were a complete and accurate snapshot of events.
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It was this snapshot moment in time when I felt the most on my game as a songwriter.
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In one snapshot, Kardashian stood with son Reign and the Grinch himself as they posed with varying expressions.
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Accordingly, these comets are like a snapshot back into time, revealing the conditions of the nascent solar system.
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"DAY 22 – MY BOYS," proud wife and mom Kim Kardashian West, 37, captioned the sweet snapshot on Instagram.
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Plus, she's got the photo evidence to prove it — and the snapshot has already earned over 200,000 likes.
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"I got me a Fendi," she captioned the steamy snapshot, referencing her designer swimsuit which retails for $490.
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It uses Google's Snapshot API, which allows an app to passively monitor a user's daily activity and lifestyle.
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We assume that's because it's easy to get a snapshot of someone's face and a piece of portraiture.
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In the adorable snapshot, he's lying on a bed on top of his large canine "older brother," Frank.
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Promoting the Bagel Supreme on Instagram, McDonald's Netherlands shared a snapshot showing the burger in all its glory.
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With this camera, you'll know right away, because it takes a snapshot every time someone rings the bell.
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The economic calendar is packed with housing data, including FHFA's January snapshot of home prices at 9 a.m.
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This week, Kim shared a '90s snapshot of her (taken by photographer Lauren Greenfield) and older sister Kourtney.
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In the snapshot, the cast is gathered around the kitchen table, a central set piece in the show.
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"Welcome to the world son," the proud new dad captioned a snapshot of his baby boy on Instagram.
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That's just a small snapshot of the changes put into place through the nearly 2,300-page bill. Rep.
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She archived album upon album of photographs of our life, each snapshot labeled with the location and date.
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Rowling uses the book as a sort of snapshot of a deeply emotional tale between father and son.
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As the economy changes over time, with some sectors growing faster than others, this snapshot becomes less accurate.
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On Wednesday, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared a snapshot from his time at the gym.
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The snapshot showed the couple on a beach at sunset and was a pretty sweet sentiment to share.
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The RouhaniMeter, a website hosted by a Canadian university, provides an analytic snapshot of Rouhani's priorities to date.
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In celebration of the animated series' 15th anniversary, the singer posted a throwback snapshot and it's peak '90s.
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I love a low-lit snapshot of squeaky-clean makeup brushes in a washed-out Diptyque Baies glass.
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Its Quality Snapshot showed 2201 percent of students meeting state standards in English and 21940 percent in math.
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Snapshot: Above, Liverpool players after overpowering Manchester City, opening an eight-point lead in the Premier League standings.
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Snapshot: Above, the silver-backed chevrotain, a little deer-like animal with a pointed face and grizzled back.
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When you open the Wallet app and select your Apple Card, you see a snapshot of your account.
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The Trump phenomenon, Richardson suggests, is a snapshot of the moment voters realize that they have been duped.
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"The Facebook Primary" from FiveThirtyEight site gives a remarkable snapshot of the America rising today in this race.
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Snapshot By her own admission, Geena Davis is not the norm when it comes to gender disparity onscreen.
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Spying is not unknown in the nation's capital, so this caught our attention (Snapshot USA information is HERE).
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You'll be able to find Chase Offers in your activity snapshot on the main page of the app.
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The snapshot of Ms. Eta, posted on Instagram on the night of her prom, ricocheted around the web.
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This snapshot of the economy will be the last before Americans go to the polls on Election Day.
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Snapshot When Archie Panjabi makes her entrance on NBC's "Blindspot," viewers may catch themselves checking out her feet.
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In the portrait, though, as intimate and unguarded as a snapshot, he's still young, somewhere in his teens.
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We are told that Trainspotting's indie-dance soundtrack "defined 90s cool" and provided the "perfect snapshot of 1996".
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In the snapshot, Rose clarified that things with Khalifa are real, because the two have a son together.
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Sniper fire At one outpost, Alpha Company has a snapshot of how resilient their foe can be. Capt.
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But before I could hit the like button, the actor shared another snapshot of himself in New York.
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The snapshot perfectly captures the sporadic listening habits of the teenagers who will grow up with this album.
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An official snapshot of Dublin's homeless in November showed an increase of 35 percent on the year before.
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From the looks of JonBoy's snapshot, she also has a graphic rosy drawing on her lower rib cage.
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Purely transactional, this administration has a time horizon of a snapshot — or rather Snapchat, with rationales disappearing — poof!
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Snapshot: Above, demonstrators clashed with the police in Santiago, Chile, during an International Women's Day march on Sunday.
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It's very funny if you read it as satire and not as a snapshot of my mother's childhood.
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But if we're not really remembering the experience and only the snapshot, are they really serving that purpose?
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Snapshot: Above, that quizzical, slightly sad look your dog gives you is the result of evolution, scientists say.
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Snapshot: The rapper Slowthai, above, has made a name for himself in Britain with his stridently political tracks.
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Snapshot: Above, fossilized fish — 259, to be exact — that were discovered by a biologist on vacation in Japan.
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Snapshot: Above, two residents of the outskirts of Blagoveschensk, Russia, who live with their cats, mice and rabbit.
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Snapshot: Above, the New York Mets after defeating the Baltimore Orioles to win the World Series, on Oct.
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Snapshot: Above, a school parade in Jerusalem on Tuesday to celebrate Purim, the Jewish holiday that begins tonight.
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Snapshot: Above, the Reserve Bank of Australia misspelled "responsibility" — dropping the last "i" — on 46 million $50 bills.
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Snapshot: Above, mysterious rock carvings were uncovered by two amateur archaeologists on the coastal plain south of Mumbai.
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"The book is an Instamatic snapshot of a time before social media, stylists and staged reality," he says.
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The spontanaeity of a snapshot applied to the medium of podcasting: most definitely an app for our times.
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More stable earningsThe fourth-quarter earnings season provided a snapshot of how far financials have come since 2008.
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What's happening in this political swing state offers a snapshot of what is playing out across the country.
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That list is now a snapshot of some of the most cherished regional American foods of his time.
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Although nothing NSFW can be seen from the front, her naked bottom is on display in the snapshot.
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He spoke during a news conference on Saturday where a snapshot of the federal response so far emerged.
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Snapshot: Above, a New York State ban on single-use plastic bags went into effect over the weekend.
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Snapshot: Above, protesters clashed with the police in Santiago, Chile, on Sunday during an International Women's Day march.
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S. & P. Global Platts calculates its snapshot of the Midwest Premium surveying buyers, sellers, traders and end users.
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Some competing programs, such as Progressive's Snapshot, do reserve the right to hike rates based on driver behavior.
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Snapshot: Simone Biles, above, won the gold in the balance beam and the floor exercise in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Snapshot: Above, Virgin Galactic's new high-tech jumpsuit for passengers on its flights to the edge of space.
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Snapshot: Above, Robert Redford and Cliff Robertson shooting "Three Days of the Condor" near Times Square in 1975.
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Snapshot: Above, a researcher testing bar-headed geese in a wind tunnel at the University of British Columbia.
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Snapshot: Above, a polar bear and her cub emerging from a den near the Beaufort Sea in Alaska.
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Snapshot: Above, the White House, which was designed in a classical style, inspired by Greek and Roman architecture.
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Snapshot: Above, the landscape on the Kamchatka Peninsula, which most Russians consider the obscure end of their country.
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Snapshot: Above, Simone Biles on Sunday became the most decorated gymnast — woman or man — at the world championships.
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Snapshot: Above, a small clothing factory that was flooded by calls from widows seeking work in Aleppo, Syria.
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Snapshot: Origami, like the sculpture above, is a paper-based art form that reaches back thousands of years.
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But the overall mood is less hectic than peaceful; Wang's snapshot shows a China that happily encompasses multitudes.
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While that's only a limited snapshot of their efforts, most experts consider them the leading programs in general.
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She juxtaposes the cute Jo of the family snapshot with candid photos of her body as it ages.
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This vintage snapshot was taken at the Lubiąż Abbey in Poland by Barbara Duchalska of Barbara Duchalska Photography.
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Snapshot: Above, an artist's rendering of the winning design for a museum to be built in Orlando, Fla.
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This poll is already starting to look like a rear-view snapshot of the world before the coronavirus.
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Reid cautioned against writing any candidates off based on any one-time snapshot of the race, citing Sen.
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Snapshot: Above, Franky Zapata, the French inventor of his jet-powered hoverboard, arriving in Dover, England, on Sunday.
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Snapshot: Above, a labradoodle — or, for the man who developed the breed, one of his life's greatest regrets.
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Snapshot: Above, a miniature scene from ancient China created by chef Joe Ng out of dim sum dough.
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Snapshot: Above, Medd Cafe in Jeddah, a coffee shop in Saudi Arabia where men and women can mingle.
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This case offers a snapshot, a little drama in which all the players are in their assigned places.
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Kimmel tweeted on Thursday a snapshot of him posing next to Spicer, who serves in the Navy Reserve.
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This doorbell sticks onto your entry-way and takes a snapshot of each visitor who rings your bell.
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Your credit score is important because it gives potential lenders a good snapshot of your overall financial health.
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You might choose to caption your snapshot with something heartfelt, or you might be looking for something lighter.
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Martinez posted a snapshot of herself with her boyfriend, Grayston Leonard, and their nine-month-old daughter, Ruth.
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This is only a snapshot of the critical and remarkable work this young agency achieved under Director Cordray.
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The EPA has provided a snapshot of how it intends to prioritize and evaluate chemicals in commercial use.
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Sometimes it&aposs very useful to be able to copy a snapshot or image of your Windows computer.
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But the moment went viral on social media, as a snapshot of the apparent futility of Bush's campaign.
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PREVIEW-China Dec data to show economic growth slowly cooling but still solid China: an economic snapshot tmsnrt.
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Snapshot: Above, Franky Zapata, the French inventor of his jet-powered hoverboard, arriving in Dover, England, on Sunday.
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Snapshot: Above, an artist's rendering of Kepler-62f, a planet that orbits a star other than the sun.
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Snapshot: Above, St. James's Park in London on Tuesday, where temperatures peaked at 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 Celsius).
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Snapshot: Above, Sidney Poitier in front of the old Apollo Theater on 42nd Street in Manhattan in 1959.
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He's being honored in the music category, and Mia Farrow couldn't wait to get a snapshot with him.
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Internet job ads are recorded as a snapshot each Friday, one of which was Christmas Day this year.
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Their mother, Camila Alves, shared an adorable snapshot of the trio from their vacation in Brazil, her home country.
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This year SPM coincides with a series of other events that together provide a unique snapshot of contemporary art.
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Firebase is somewhere between the two, where it's a snapshot, but has a slightly more linear line to it.
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To create this atomic-scale snapshot, the researchers dissolved the receptors in water, then slowly took the water away.
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"Today we celebrate you, baby girl," she captioned the snapshot, adding both a fern and a pink flower emoji.
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As a snapshot of R&B in its modern incarnation, the album's blend of erotic and confessional modes fascinates.
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Each sample is like a snapshot of all the genes being turned on and off as needles are lost.
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This far from the first nominating contest -- the Iowa caucuses in February -- polls only offer a snapshot in time.
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The disclosures offer a snapshot of hedge fund holdings as of December 31, 2015 and may have since changed.
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In another snapshot, Harley and Ouaknine showed off their fit figures as they reclined in bathing suits and shades.
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A '70s-era snapshot of Jim, lounging on a driftwood throne after beaching his eighteen-foot mahogany sailboat, Antigua.
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This portrait is only a snapshot of Smoke's life, capturing the joy of his family as photographs often do.
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Although coverage has expanded significantly across the board, the CDC's report offers a good snapshot of who's still uninsured.
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Next, she posted a snapshot in which she her husband stand next to each other locked arm-in-arm.
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Zolper explained that the photograph was hardly a perfect snapshot of the very real racism within Baraboo High School.
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Bosworth shared a photo, too, giving her followers a pre-wedding snapshot and a slew of diamond ring emoji.
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If anything, it's a good snapshot of the race between the two top performers: Alphabet's Waymo and GM Cruise.
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The Lifehacker Pack is a yearly snapshot of our favorite, must-have applications for each of our favorite platforms.
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In the school quality snapshot, 2100 percent met state standards in English and 21902 percent did so in math.
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That, and "Mona Lisa" is as a snapshot of two very eccentric artists now on equal grounds letting loose.
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On his Instagram Story, Aguilera's fiancé Matthew Rutler, 32, shared a NSFW snapshot from the singer's 38th birthday party.
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In the snapshot, she closed her eyes as she kissed the top of the statue and cradled its base.
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Snapshot: Above, Boeing's chief executive, Dennis Muilenburg, on Capitol Hill surrounded by family members of 737 Max crash victims.
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The Namibian model, 30, captioned the snapshot — a rare one of her daughters — simply with two red heart emojis.
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Earlier this week, they shared a snapshot of the mom-to-be cradling her bump in a denim jumpsuit.
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The anniversary photo is just the latest snapshot that Moore's offered up as a different kind of couple goals.
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The result is a snapshot rather than a detailed portrait, and as such, it's heavily weighted toward new releases.
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