Photographs are snapshots, snapshots are photographs, and if there's one critical lesson Prompto imparts it's that.
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The Times is the first publication to be provided with these selective snapshots, and they're just that: snapshots.
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Pricing for this starts at $99 for snapshots up to 110GB in size and $33 for snapshots up to 3.5TB.
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Asteroids are thought to be tiny snapshots of the early Solar System Asteroids are thought to be tiny snapshots of the early Solar System.
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Because Quick Look saves those snapshots to a folder on your computer, it's possible for someone to view snapshots of everything you've ever previewed (including files saved to encrypted drives) by locating the cache where all those snapshots are stored, Regula and ZDNet report.
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The snapshots of him taken in the last week or so looking out of it appear to be just that ... snapshots, because it seems like Kanye's back.
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We don't know how long it took that plaque to form on their teeth, so we don't know whether these snapshots represent full diets or just quick snapshots.
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Here are snapshots of the tumbling U.S. and world markets.
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Old snapshots of families of every possible background flash by.
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Peek at a few of the actor's hilarious Instagram snapshots.
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"Same dress but v different day," Brown captioned her snapshots.
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You can also listen to audiobook versions of the Snapshots.
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And her desk was covered in framed snapshots of herself.
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But now, they're making us hungry with some honeymoon snapshots.
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None of those snapshots of text are searchable, categorizable, indexable.
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The Palin family shared snapshots of Willow's celebration on Instagram.
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The train chugged along, giving Chu snapshots of everyday life.
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But the people in the snapshots are not the same.
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Some companies' quarterly snapshots and outlooks failed to impress traders.
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Douglas MacArthur, she said, showing the snapshots to prove it.
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Kris has decorated the apartment with snapshots from prior vacations.
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The documents offer snapshots from different stages of the investigation.
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That gesture gave casual snapshots the preciousness of formal portraits.
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The late Sidibé's snapshots are shrines to the hopeful time.
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Those are some snapshots from President Vladimir Putin's summer vacation.
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Previous scoring models took snapshots of a person's payment history.
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There was a series of snapshots attached to the message.
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Poignantly, Sharlet also writes about sharing snapshots with his subjects.
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Here are some snapshots from the making of today's episode.
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"I took quick snapshots to get those photos," Guo said.
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Debashish Chakrabarty's 2014 Stardust is a series of snapshots of light.
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Here are some of the poignant snapshots that the children captured.
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Every volume is replicated three times and you can create snapshots.
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"I like to think they're snapshots into another reality," she says.
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Our Instagram Stories are awash with snapshots of our everyday lives.
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Both the thermal and daytime imagers deliver live video and snapshots.
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Instead, he shares snapshots of museums, architecture, and plenty of hats.
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The film closes with snapshots of LaBeouf with his dad; manipulative,
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She said she recalled "only snapshots" of the next four days.
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Snapshots of Basque history and legend punctuate these eerie Western scenes.
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Pegasus can use the camera to take snapshots or screen grabs.
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Even the smaller phone's camera includes features to improve your snapshots.
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Snapshots of Europe's Anti-Fascist Struggle, will publish in November 2018.
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"A restaurant should unfold, like a series of snapshots," he added.
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But these are tiny snapshots of a much more complex story.
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Friends shared snapshots of the sports stars' wedding to social media.
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"DC Howard University ready," the mother of four captioned the snapshots.
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In these snapshots, MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries is exactly what I wanted.
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When it returns, it provides snapshots and mementos of its journey.
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Snapshots of ourselves reflected in the world(s) that we cherish.
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There are also some intimate, candid snapshots from the estate of NASA's first senior photographer, Bill Taub, who documented the Project Mercury and Apollo missions and hung his favorite snapshots on the walls of his home.
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She complained about the interruptions from people who wanted snapshots with her.
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"305 with my Lioness ♥️ @britneyspears," Asghari wrote along with his snapshots.
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These little snapshots literally tell us nothing about the celeb's overall health.
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SNAPSHOTS Tonight, Donald Trump will deliver the State of the Union address.
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The fragments of magazine and print materials fade — like aging snapshots do.
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Onlookers are certainly amused by Hinojas' moves, pedestrians stopping to take snapshots.
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She believes the snapshots put a universal face on the ban's impact.
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Be warned: This is a series of snapshots, not a comprehensive survey.
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Starbucks recently released the snapshots of 11 stores spanning across the world.
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Chandler was reviewing the day's snapshots as a few stragglers showed up.
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Proposal and engagement photos are already beautiful snapshots of people in love.
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He showed me snapshots of buildings that he said were safe houses.
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But stories — like snapshots — are shaped by people, and for particular purposes.
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Around it are snapshots of Chinese and Cuban bigwigs past and present.
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Mr. Gertsch updated this, bridging the gap between color snapshots and painting.
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"Thank you," Canseco captioned the snapshots in a sweet nod to Jenner.
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The mementos are everywhere, images of heroes past, snapshots of glories lost.
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In turn, the frog sends players souvenirs and snapshots from its travels.
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These are not snapshots of a larger moment, these scenes are everything.
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But so far the blink has proven a tenacious opponent of good snapshots.
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The couple confirm the news exclusively to PEOPLE, sharing his first sweet snapshots.
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And those are times and snapshots that enforcers need to be really vigilant.
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See snapshots of Bill and Warren's 25-year friendship on Bill Gates' blog.
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Below, we've rounded up a few of the many intimate snapshots they've shared.
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The images range from benign snapshots from clothing fittings to sexually explicit material.
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One of Morris' Def Con slides explaining how EBS snapshots can be exposed.
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So you're not going to be walking around taking snapshots with this thing.
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In addition to those new servers, Scaleway is launching hot snapshots in beta.
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In follow-up snapshots, Chanel lounged with her arm around a snoozing Alexus.
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And now we all have fresh snapshots of the President and the ambassador.
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Simpson's Instagram page is filled with snapshots of her daughter kissing the camera.
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Illustrating this passage are MacCabe's snapshots that trace the route to Marker's studio.
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And, honestly, the photos are better than many snapshots taken by human photographers.
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The basic contextual details we would usually expect from snapshots are missing here.
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"I have little snapshots of the next four days after that," she said.
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These are just snapshots of day-to-day life as a transgender woman.
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Here's a few snapshots of how some major industries are approaching the topic.
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I'd attempted to take some snapshots on my phone, but they were terrible.
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These snapshots — most last less than two minutes — were written for unaccompanied cello.
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Many of those snapshots and videos have elicited chuckles from Mr. Salvini's opponents.
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Snapshots of people goofing off hung on a wall near the ski school.
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Testimonies are scrawled on its surface, anonymous snapshots of grief, sadness and loss.
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Ms. Sloman, the other photographer on the project, was looking beyond basic snapshots.
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Would these images, snapshots of carefree holidays, become poignant reminders of something lost?
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It includes film and audio footage, installation views, period snapshots, and archival documentation.
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Her lyrics brought an unlikely incandescence to avowedly mundane snapshots of suburban teendom.
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These 17 best snapshots from road trips from across America will inspire you.
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My memory is like a movie: snapshots and then a fade to black.
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Seeing people post snapshots of their summer drinks adds to the fantasy and appeal.
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I'd forgotten I'd taken some great snapshots at the Fushimi Inari shrine in Kyoto.
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The song functions as a series of snapshots, of moments captured, brought together abstractly.
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Even just qualitatively speaking, though, snapshots into the past like this can be illuminating.
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Recent polls have given conflicting snapshots on how Britons would vote in the referendum.
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Put together, the three snapshots show the trembling trailing off as the quake ended.
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Following are snapshots of the main parties and leaders contesting the April 22017 ballot.
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Erik Piepenburg explains, in six snapshots, why "Hamilton" has become such a big deal.
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Black-and-white snapshots can make a pretty picture, but they also distort reality.
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The actress's social media accounts are filled with too-cute snapshots of her family.
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These new snapshots and the imagination of fans will have to do for now.
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So I'm actually taking snapshots of each of the audience areas and optimizing it.
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You've recently started sharing intimate snapshots of your life with videos on social media.
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In both snapshots, little Crew could be seen peacefully sleeping on his mother's chest.
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These tiny snapshots invite viewers to imagine the lives and times of their subjects.
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The analysis said commercial satellite images, taken as a series of "snapshots" from Dec.
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It lay in casual snapshots of soldiers in their most intimate and vulnerable moments.
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Through humor, he's captured extremely relatable snapshots of his personal struggle with mental health.
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Many of the tracks were unfinished snapshots of a deeply creative mind at work.
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They seized the opportunity to stage romantic snapshots featuring the deer as a prop.
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The snapshots, by contrast, demonstrate that photographs are complicated, volatile, all-but-unreadable artifacts.
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And if you look closely, you'll notice that all these snapshots are filter-free.
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On the second floor, the group examined a wall with snapshots of famous visitors.
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But put together, the snapshots add up to an uncomfortable picture of American life.
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Dark's body of work goes beyond snapshots of feels translated into ghoulish visual metaphors.
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On Thursday, she presents a gathering of eight vocalists titled "Slides, Stills & Snapshots."thestonenyc.
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It's fragmented and giddy, snapshots flying by at a clip so fast they blur.
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This will give her molecular snapshots of the least and most resilient Lophelia strains.
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"Thankful ♥️ (and the best I could get) 😂," she captioned the family snapshots.
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American ski movies flickered on the TV. Snapshots of skiers hung on the walls.
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But the contractor provided only snapshots of the software, rather than an actual demonstration.
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And our Drug Snapshots website provides easily accessible, detailed information for clinical trial participants.
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Here's the story of one such couple, told in intimate snapshots from their life.
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He also changed his thinking about the role of snapshots in his own art.
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You'll find upbeat snapshots of him working out, apple picking, and visiting his horses.
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You have to look at trends rather than snapshots but it's not a good number.
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It did surprise me that those snapshots are now appreciated as both art and history.
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Many of the folk songs feel like snapshots of the time through a woman's eyes.
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What I See features "a series of snapshots of [Beckham's] life," according to publisher Penguin.
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Only once she looked more closely did she realize she had more than family snapshots.
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Perhaps they'll start sharing sultry snapshots from their bed like Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid?
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Google knows that your phone holds untold gigabytes of snapshots of your favorite animal friends.
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Miranda Lambert is putting her smartphone to good use: searching for snapshots of her sweetie.
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The work consists of forty-six snapshots lined edge to edge on two adjacent walls.
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The final result is a powerful series of snapshots from their daily lives in Syria.
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If you used Amazon's Elastic Block Storage snapshots, you might want to check your settings.
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Snapshots of the locals' lives were taped to the walls of a dedicated project room.
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And they were able to string those snapshots together to create a stop-motion movie.
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Polls offer conflicting snapshots of the race: a comfortable Democratic lead or a dead heat.
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Snapshots emerge lush and rich, like this one shot of my boyfriend in dim lighting.
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The Louisville Marine Corps Toys for Tots program shared snapshots of Lawrence's visit on Facebook.
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Photographers can turn travel snapshots into a passive income that makes money on stock websites.
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It really adds a jubilant spirit to these snapshots of everyday black lives you're taking.
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Scientists can only see snapshots, with tools like this, they could see the whole story.
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That said, those violent episodes are one minute snapshots that make it onto the news.
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But it's when he offers snapshots of the travelers' lives that he most interests us.
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In these snapshots of life and death in exile, some things are deliberately left unsaid.
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Thanks to AIDS, he said, almost all of the men in those snapshots are gone.
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Seeing snapshots of a runway show is simply never as satisfying as being there yourself.
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There's the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, for instance, which captures "snapshots" of most web pages.
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It featured art projects, interviews, and portraits, presented together with snapshots taken by the inhabitants.
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Her candid snapshots have been published by i-D, the New York Times, and Dazed.
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Snapshots preserved in sounds and feelings, of a city that may never be the same.
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Three snapshots from a television series I made in 2012, "Mediterranean Feast," might prove otherwise.
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Polls are snapshots that they pay attention to, because their jobs ultimately depend on it.
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In related experiments, participants toured virtual art galleries with the option to take onscreen snapshots.
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In snapshots and home movies we meet its original affluent owners, tanned, smiling, lounging nearby.
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Dillie murmured approvingly, took snapshots for the receipt, and slipped the figurines into padded bags.
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Each month's figures are revised twice, and provide snapshots of the past, not the future.
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Sneak around and see if you can find the differences between the two well-suited snapshots.
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From the Skype blog: Call recording—Take call snapshots to the next level with call recording.
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Snapshots from cities slammed by the storm show a messy mix of snow, sleet and slush.
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SNAPSHOTS The Trump administration wants to send hundreds more asylum-seekers back to Mexico every day.
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For the farmers' sake, let's hope those snapshots of avocado toast keep bringing in the Likes.
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Snapshots Verizon has agreed to sell Tumblr to Automattic, the company behind the blogging tool WordPress.com.
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In November, she gushed about Scott's career success alongside adorable snapshots of Stormi and her dad.
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These snapshots of particular moments in history often give voice to history's silent masses: ordinary people.
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The singer documented Elba's throwdown on social media, posting several snapshots to both Snapchat and Instagram.
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Last week, the Revenge Body star posted four adorable snapshots of herself snuggling up to True.
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But the snapshots aren't from her birthday party or the celebration of a good report card.
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Spend approximately two hours attempting to recreate one of Lauren Conrad's many flawless Instagram snapshots. 8.
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The candid snapshots give a rare look at what life is really like for the royals.
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Financial snapshots of WH aides released: Chief Strategist Steve Bannon made up to $53M last year.
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Planet, a firm with an array of 140 satellites, takes daily snapshots of the entire Earth.
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Fars News Agency, a mouthpiece of the Iranian government, has already combined snapshots of the two.
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In those boards, you'll find images from Kara Walker and a few snapshots from Anna Gaskell.
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Arlene Gottfried's black and white 1970s snapshots concentrate on a diverse array of the city's inhabitants.
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The danger for Trump is that the last few days will form one of his snapshots.
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We left space for narrative details and asked contributors to provide any snapshots they could find.
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But the snapshots from the past few days in rebel-held Aleppo have been deeply disturbing.
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Some of them are snapshots because there really wasn't a formal photographer—sort of informal photography.
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It's not hard to imagine Garfunkel having a good cry while cutting Simon out of snapshots.
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Those tickets are the closest thing to snapshots of how Mr. Saipov lived on the road.
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To measure light pollution, he and his colleagues collected monthly NASA satellite snapshots over six years.
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He discovered 4,000 film negatives that revealed snapshots of what life was once like in Moldova.
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Except that there are certain visuals where it looks like they took snapshots from my life.
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Following are some colourful snapshots from the election trail: When is a manifesto not a manifesto?
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It's big and heavy and glossy: two-page spreads of single images, party collages, vacation snapshots.
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Maybe, though, there is something in those snapshots of his subconscious, all those fields and formations.
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Following are some colorful snapshots from the election trail: When is a manifesto not a manifesto?
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Here are a few snapshots: Gladys Bentley was Harlem's most famous lesbian performer in the 1930s.
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Throughout the years, the family has frequently shared snapshots from their times checking out various airplanes together.
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Although we're big on cool-girl selfies, nothing quite compares to celebs' family snapshots – they're impossibly cute.
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Take a look through our selection and you'll be sketching on your best snapshots in no time.
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After getting one look at the snapshots, Twitter users had a field day brutally roasting the couple.
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The photos look awful in the way that your parents' (or grandparents') snapshots from decades past look.
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Earlier this month, she raved about Scott's career success alongside adorable snapshots of Stormi and her dad.
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In one of the snapshots, Teresa sports a patterned bikini that reveals her toned arms and stomach.
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SNAPSHOTS Omarosa Manigault Newman released a secret recording of John Kelly firing her from the White House.
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Since then, Cohen has shared tons of cute snapshots and videos to his Instagram feed and Story.
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That's the price that's paid - we turn things into snapshots instead of reference books and living things.
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The sweet snapshots come just a few hours after the KarJenner family revealed their 2018 Christmas card.
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SNAPSHOTS A NASA spacecraft just captured images of the most distant space object ever seen by humans.
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In a pair of Friday snapshots, Jenner and Woods posed with Stormi in matching lime green swimsuits.
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The other major new feature is the ability to save snapshots to Backblaze's B2 Cloud Storage service.
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Instead, our brains are constantly churning out snapshots of perception, which to us feel real and consistent.
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Count 'em: There are three Sheltons present in the snapshots and everything seems right in the world.
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This free plan doesn't include support for load balancing, firewalls, snapshots and role-based access control, though.
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Most of the supported services, except for EFS file systems, already feature the ability to create snapshots.
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First, BuzzFeed noticed that Maisie Williams' geotagged a few snapshots to Calgary, Canada, and its surrounding environs.
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Vander Yacht is making us want to dig through our old shoeboxes full of forgetten family snapshots.
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His past snapshots have included a festive flower pinned in his coif and some seriously bold brows.
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It also has on its sides dozens of snapshots of players, friends and fans, and match tickets.
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Earlier this month, the Revenge Body star posted four adorable snapshots of herself snuggling up to True.
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If you don't belieb us ... we'll show you that Justin's sexy shirtless snapshots are all that matters.
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In a few taps, I could share raw, spontaneous snapshots of my life with the entire world.
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The sweet snapshots came just a few hours after the KarJenner family revealed their 2018 Christmas card.
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You can use it to not just edit images, but also import, organize, and export your snapshots.
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But the film itself, and the era it snapshots can feel like a distant memory in 2017.
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While there aren't any snapshots of the event itself, Ming did share a pretty epic after shot.
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I settled into our car's passenger seat and thumbed through the Corn Palace snapshots we had snapped.
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Here are some snapshots of City Ballet in Paris, and edited excerpts from conversations with the dancers.
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Goodlet captured snapshots of the happy couple in different areas of the store, including the freezer section.
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He devised silhouettes many decades ago that have sustained him, snapshots from a long and memorable journey.
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Kenya Sugai, a photographer based in Tokyo, is a veteran at capturing colorful snapshots on the street.
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What we recognize as reality is a room of snapshots that are joined by threads of knowledge.
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Kensington Palace also shared snapshots of Kate and William's daughter, Charlotte, in celebration of her first birthday.
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In both the sanctuary and at Loboc, guides pointed out creatures for tourists to take snapshots of.
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Have a look at these comments; just a few snapshots of how people are reactingto the band.
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Regina Rivas captures everyday moments, like snapshots of women cuddling cats, as well as deeply intimate ones.
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Polls are only snapshots in time, and this one was a couple of weeks before the election.
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This system also underpins a newsroom tool called Stela, which provides story- and department-level analytics snapshots.
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The art in the exhibition ranges from lively snapshots of daily life to uninhibited portrayals of desire.
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After hugs and snapshots and many professions of welcome and thanks, the group at the airport dispersed.
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Check out some snapshots of the ABCs special preview below: You can watch the ABC special here.
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What's perhaps most astonishing about these historical snapshots is the cavalier devaluation of sharks as biological entities.
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Doyle shared the snapshots on Twitter, which show her and Boyles downing a portion of chips and salsa.
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In a pair of Friday snapshots, Jenner and Woods, 21, posed with Stormi in matching lime green swimsuits.
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Now, finally, scientists have found a way to snatch real atmospheric snapshots of this essential, life-giving process.
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Trump's tweet is referring to some invasive snapshots of Kate Middleton that were released a few years ago.
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The controls are streamlined on the Session as well, sporting a single button for recording and taking snapshots.
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In the midst of a political season rife with division, these snapshots were a breath of fresh air.
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All these elements seem like snapshots of a filmmaker honing and refining his creative voice in real time.
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Instead, this is a quirky set of snapshots, which generate some laughs and allow for some attractive cinematography.
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The Sioux Falls, ND, resident showcased the prize on Twitter (of course), adding #giddyupcolonel to the epic snapshots.
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Still, those big-picture snapshots of Twitter are secondary to the narrative surrounding the company this past year.
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Such images are, if anything, too plentiful here—holiday snapshots and pet portraits dilute the more striking works.
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" Another wrote, "A look around at our community sporting events, our churches are great snapshots of our community.
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These readings are like indirect snapshots of the Martian interior, and contain information about its structure and composition.
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Check out more photos from the quintessentially British ceremony, including plenty of sweet snapshots of the littlest guests.
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The snapshots are mundane, but fascinating: we are used to seeing ISIS as monsters, not as boring humans.
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Wednesday's post was not the first time Souza has used snapshots from the Obama era to needle Trump.
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We all have snapshots of irritation over stupid things, and my god it feels good to share them.
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To record the reflections, which Brydegaard calls the "atmospheric echo," the lidar system captures 4,000 snapshots per second.
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Our recommendation: Pick the S7 Edge if you take lots of low-light pics, selfies and food snapshots.
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"Next Thing" (Bayonet) Snapshots of teenage wonder and malaise dominate "Next Thing," the wondrous new Frankie Cosmos album.
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I updated my profile with snapshots of me in red lipstick and got to work on the rules.
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They invited him into their DIY labs—converted basements or garages—where he took snapshots of their surgeries.
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They took monthly snapshots of all the Airbnb listings in New York and tracked the data over time.
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SMM's snapshots delineate the ever-widening dragnet being used by Beijing to eliminate the excesses of past industrialization.
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The New Horizons spacecraft took the first up-close snapshots of Pluto as it flew by in 2015.
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Here are toothbrushes and razors, and snapshots of families back home staring up at you from the sand.
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And that's true for even highly emotional snapshots in time that seem exceptionally vivid (often called "flashbulb memories").
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"Proud & happy momma's celebrating Michael's 22🎂 this week," Maples, the president's second wife, wrote alongside the snapshots.
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Below, he shares snapshots of the design process at his London studio and the final fittings in Florence.
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Sanders also won among white voters; Biden led among black voters in those early snapshots of the electorate.
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Sanders also won among white voters; Biden led among black voters in those early snapshots of the electorate.
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With slots made to fit the miniature prints, she'll love using this to show off her best snapshots.
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The paintings were done in Ibiza and many are quick snapshots of friends, including several of Mr. Forgy.
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"That's our hypothesis: that they probably are just different ecological snapshots of the same longstanding forest," he said.
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There were about a dozen photographs from the war in the album, loose snapshots tucked in the back.
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Skate through the slapshots snapshots to see the players who guaranteed themselves a seat in the penalty box.
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A better approach would balance snapshots of popular opinion with rules more likely to produce strong, qualified nominees.
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The GIFs in "I Am" show snapshots of a wide range of stories, with captions flitting across the image.
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Image: Bleecker StreetYou might love your iPhone because it's easier than ever to take snapshots of your misbehaving dog.
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Pump Rules jeweler Kyle Chan, who designed Cartwright's $70,000 engagement ring, also shared some snapshots with the happy couple.
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These are only two snapshots of the millions of examples that make me wonder: Why is this worth it?
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I still have some of the 'mental snapshots' I stole from her words in my mind, 18 years later.
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Here's what the output looks like, raw on top and corrected below: Naturally you wouldn't want this for snapshots.
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In this series, Ebrahim Noroozi: Snapshots of Iran , we're publishing some of the acclaimed Iranian photographer's most powerful images.
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Their various exhibits around the world, plus art selfie-takers' backlogged snapshots, yielded a dearth of prime self-portraiture.
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On Monday, the Don't Be Tardy star shared a few snapshots from her sand, sun and beach-filled trip.
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It works through the Instax Share app and allows for filters and borders to be added to your snapshots.
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Minaj also shared three candid snapshots from the bash featuring her and Petty, 40, sweetly enjoying each other's company.
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That's similar to how Google Photos lets you search for "sunset" and pull up your best late-day snapshots.
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But you may not have heard about exposed EBS snapshots, which poses as much, if not a greater, risk.
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But unprecedented snapshots of Ultima will be released in increasingly improved detail over the first few days of 2019.
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Lowry also shared snapshots of her sons enjoying their summertime vacation, including snorkeling and checking out the local wildlife.
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In snapshots from NASA's Juno spacecraft, Jupiter's swirling clouds look divinely creamy—but the planet is anything but placid.
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Since then, she's been regularly posting body-positive snapshots — most recently, selfies comparing her belly pre- and post-breakfast.
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Beckham has been busy with his budding photography career; he released his first book of snapshots earlier this year.
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These snapshots of Pariana's life together are refreshingly pure in a world filled with so much confusion and despair.
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The actress turned 47 on Tuesday, and to celebrate the occasion, her kids shared a few sweet family snapshots.
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She shared snapshots of her trip, with fiancé Nick, and their 6-month-old son Bowie Juniper, on Instagram.
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Here's a few more snapshots of where there things stand along with Gulf Coast energy systems hammered by Harvey.
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For the past two decades, Peter J. Cohen has been collecting snapshots with the word "me" written on them.
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He has since deleted footage, but the snapshots have gone viral because who doesn't want an Aubrih reunion, stat?
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It also prints square (instead of rectangular) format snapshots — this is an Instagram camera for an Instagram-formatted world.
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Check out some of his sizzling snapshots below: Learn more about Michael Papadakis's magnifying glass artworks on his website.
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Once your child creates a colorful outfit, they can take snapshots and play sweet mini-games with the animals.
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She published religious tracts, and she incorporated snapshots and watercolors into her journals alongside rhapsodic descriptions of Algerian scenery.
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In return, users receive carefully curated snapshots of his life: baby photos, mundane office tours and the occasional 5K.
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Perhaps random snapshots of callipygian Corgis do not a business model make; news as we know it is safe.
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Fill the reel with snapshots of their favorite memories that they'll love to flip through for years to come.
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The service works by crawling the internet and taking what are essentially snapshots of websites at any given time.
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The campaign released snapshots of fundraising data that reflected an initial surge of financial support for the California Democrat.
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The snapshots — taken by them and for them — chronicle Ernst and Drucker's time spent together as lovers and partners.
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It jumps between Ocean setting himself ablaze, VHS-quality snapshots of others, the singer performing to an empty theatre.
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Thomas and I are taking snapshots of where our minds are and reflecting on the world we're living in.
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Below, he shares images from the design festival, as well as snapshots of the shows during London Fashion Week.
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He ultimately amassed an archive of a half-million castoff snapshots, in an endeavor known as the Anonymous Project.
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It uses so-called machine learning to automatically take snapshots of people, pets and other things it finds interesting.
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"A Christmas Carol" was written at breakneck speed; Clinch endows Dickens's snapshots with a three-dimensional, often alarming, life.
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I took some snapshots of houses in my neighborhood, and yellow seemed to be a good color over all.
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The legacy of Hattie's pain shadows each discrete section — chronological snapshots in her family album that span 55 years.
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"Steve's theory worked from day one," corporate design blog Office Snapshots reports John Lasseter, Pixar's chief creative officer, saying.
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The celebrities in the snapshots run the gamut from A-list actors to entire casts of hit TV shows.
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I found myself wondering whether these snapshots might give me further insight into how they viewed their medical conditions.
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Castro wore an expression of flustered delight, and news photographers' snapshots of the moment immediately made the international wires.
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It's World Photography Day, which means Tim Cook is celebrating in a very Tim Cook way: sharing #ShotOniPhone snapshots.
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Below, some snapshots and notes from my time on the trail, first with Mr. Trump, then with Mrs. Clinton.
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Snapshots of our overwhelmingly male-dominated political institutions make it hard to believe that gender bias isn't a culprit.
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Most of the final results seem more like works by the ghost of Cy Twombly than collected family snapshots.
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" The organizer also wrote: "A look around at our community sporting events, our churches are great snapshots of our community.
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Since leaving wintry Los Angeles for her oceanfront vacation, the Kylie Cosmetics founder has been sharing snapshots on social media.
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When you glance at his Instagrams or witty little status updates, you are seeing only the sweetest snapshots of him.
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They light up all the sweet snapshots in your memory, too, now faded with age and all the more lovely.
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On Thursday and Saturday, Rihanna, 30, posted seductive snapshots from a bed to promote her Savage X Fenty lingerie line.
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Most of those early fanfic sites are dead now, accessible only with sporadic snapshots taken by the Way Back Machine.
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You can still find snapshots from family gatherings, the White House, and NASA next to landscapes HDR'd to the max.
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"Casual tanning spot 🔬," Richie wrote alongside her first set of snapshots, where the model posed across a staircase railing.
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We'll be publishing more of Ebrahim Noroozi's photos in the coming weeks, as part of our Snapshots of Iran series.
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"It's new," a source said of the couple, who had posted sweet snapshots of the budding romance on social media.
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He said that the project would likely use web crawlers that scan the web and take snapshots of individual pages.
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They're living behind the scenes on our devices, ensuring that our batteries last longer and making our snapshots look better.
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Other snapshots in the slideshow include the moments right after Banks was born, full family photos and funny mealtime moments.
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Recently, he was relieved to learn that those snapshots hadn't ended up in the doctor's studies for all to see.
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Instead of an overview of their condition, Xanthopoulos assembles snapshots of their lives, particularly their relationships with non-sensitive people.
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A critic for Haaretz, Israel's liberal daily, questioned whether all these snapshots really counted as art (another hoary talking-point).
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Despite the divorce filing, the couple often posts family photographs and snapshots of each other to their social media accounts.
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Richie's documenting the trip on her Instagram, posting snapshots of the city's famed canals and posing at St. Mark's Square.
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The Prince project is just another way that DuVernay is sharing snapshots of American culture and history with the world.
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On their personal Instagram accounts, both seem totally cool with the campaign, and have each posted snapshots of the athletes.
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He was fascinated by the snapshots of his uncle's youth, including those of his time spent in the Colombian military.
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She shared snapshots of the couple and their respective creations, with Cook looking thrilled and his wife, not so much.
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Thankfully, many of the show's stars are being generous on Instagram, posting snapshots from the show's last day of filming.
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The former pair were nothing but smiles in snapshots they shared to their respective Instagram accounts on Sunday and Monday.
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Hill posted several snapshots and a video of herself and Maggie on their road trip before her daughter began college.
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You can collect snapshots of all the cats, and mementos from them all — thus "completing" the game, in some sense.
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TO UNDERSTAND Pentecostalism's changing face in a country where it is thriving, take two snapshots of religious practice in Seoul.
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Later, the team will use an algorithm to comb through the snapshots for wingbeat frequency–the fingerprint of each species.
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Among the word snapshots to be rated were these: Your friend shows you a big, oozing lesion on his foot.
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Painted with feverish, ham-handed bravura, Mr. Fischl's images are like snapshots censored from an otherwise wholesome family photo album.
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The subject of her current show, her first at Hauser & Wirth, is her own family as seen through old snapshots.
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In Austin Thomas's abstract compositions, the artist proves portraits and snapshots are not the only way of capturing the world.
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Instead, it's made up of many small, fragmented stories—snapshots of the intimacy and interactions as experienced when you're positive.
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The Burgess Shale is famous for its extraordinarily detailed snapshots of Cambrian life, and C. praetermissus only cements that reputation.
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Offensive and defensive ratings are snapshots of points scored or allowed, adjusted for the number of possessions in a game.
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They're snapshots of her mother and grandmother taken in the late 1940s when they left their native Poland for America.
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Whatever term they use, the payments are why an average photo package costs about $220 for just a few snapshots.
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These snapshots can illustrate the life path of an individual who rarely gets the opportunity to self-represent with dialogue.
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" She went on to describe the images as "JUST like snapshots but better," and "so lyric and tender and pretty.
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Personally, I am always filing away snapshots of the designer Carolina Herrera, 79, who always looks pristine, polished and unencumbered.
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You can ask whether it's malpractice to legitimize proto-paparazzo Ron Galella by hanging his snapshots on a museum wall.
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Since then, the astronauts have been capturing remarkable snapshots of life on Earth from 250 miles above the planet's surface.
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Rural America, as many snapshots and studies show, might still be a place where hopes and economic momentum have stalled.
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Now, a blogger's shaky snapshots from an exhibition opening revealed where it had ended up: the Dallas Museum of Art.
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Second, these one-time snapshots may get distorted depending on what's going on while planes fly around capturing methane data.
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But this is a different kind of book, a loose, impressionistic collection of prose snapshots, street photographs and journal entries.
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The performer, a Houston native, posted a link to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts on the same webpage as the snapshots.
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" Lawford traced his journey in intimate detail in the 2005 book "Symptoms of Withdrawal: A Memoir of Snapshots and Redemption.
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Polls produce snapshots of current voter sentiment by asking, if the election were held today, for whom would you vote?
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From the mid-60s forward, Lyons explored the pictorial richness of snapshots and of photographic sequences, particularly in book formats.
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Her snapshots of those sites are compiled into stop-motion videos, which are hung in the gallery like still photographs.
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VirtualBox gets around this by supporting snapshots, where virtual files and settings are preserved and can be called back whenever needed.
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"Yesterday we took the girls to our local fire station," Khloé wrote on her Instagram Story before sharing the adorable snapshots.
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The airmen at CSpOC currently have to make do with something more like a series of snapshots than a live feed.
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Below, we've rounded up sneak peek snapshots of your favorite stars getting glam before stepping out for Hollywood's biggest night out.
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His legacy lives on through these rich snapshots of Victorian wildlife, and the ideologically kaleidoscopic lens through which he viewed them.
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A cooking feat that previously may have seemed too labor-intensive for our weeknight kitchen endeavors is simplified in 17 snapshots.
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These snapshots give the audience a view into her life, and in turn provide context and additional meaning to her lyrics.
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Intimate snapshots show Laing dolled up on the beach, posing for a photo-booth camera, and performing at the Fantasia Fair.
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Alongside photos and sketches of his early buildings, there are newspaper articles, wedding pictures, and snapshots of Lee with his colleagues.
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The shots included photos of her and Penelope golfing and stunning snapshots of the sun setting in a meadow of trees.
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Officials said they had recovered photos from the cellphone of the man, Abdelhamid Abaaoud, that included snapshots of major London landmarks.
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The exhibition will feature snapshots from fabric's in-house photographers including Sarah Ginn, Nick Ensing, Danny Seaton, Anna Mills and more.
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"All the casual snapshots anyone wants he can get quickly with this space-age box camera" said Popular Photography in 21985.
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The 32-year-old Israeli model shared a series of snapshots from months past, with only the moonlight to illuminate her.
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However, despite the divorce filing, the couple often posts family photographs and snapshots of each other to their social media accounts.
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He developed a method for deducing the three-dimensional structures of proteins from the flat snapshots that a cryoelectron microscope produces.
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In the endearing snapshots, Chip could be seen holding up baby Crew against a white wall as someone took the photos.
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Kendall considers herself the most private of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, so we're glad to have these snapshots into her life.
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Flexing those hard-earned Instagram skills can pay off, especially if those snapshots catch the discerning eye of home-sharing companies.
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"✨You are my sun, my moon and all of my stars ✨," Kardashian wrote beneath the snapshots of her daughter.
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This image shows snapshots of Venus' polar vortices, captured by the European Space Agency's Venus Express mission from 2007 to 2008.
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Further sensor development, such as gas sensors, could give scientists and policy makers alike direct snapshots of pollutants in the air.
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Ahead, we dug through the archives and found snapshots in time of fandom through the decades, from the 1940s to today.
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The first, his amazing snapshots of other writers, deftly illustrated that the writers had as much style as their painted trains.
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From the snapshots of Trudeau's state visit, it would seem that the two world leaders got off to a smashing start.
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Other lulls are spent putting together a Wiki page and compiling "snippets," which are essentially snapshots of the most interesting questions.
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For now though, the big focus is on getting gamers these entertaining snapshots of their gaming experiences in an intelligent way.
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Google Photos, the company's much-loved photo storage app, is introducing yet another way to improve your snapshots without any hassle.
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On Wednesday, Affleck celebrated their friendship by posting a photo collage of snapshots from one of Matt Damon's past birthday parties.
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I originally asked Riley for something about a minute long, little atmospheric vignettes that would be sonic snapshots of the world.
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Or maybe it could feed biometric data medical professionals could actually use to create minute-by-minute snapshots of your health.
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Though the body is the central point around which Ulay works, not all of his snapshots deal literally with human forms.
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And like any celebrity-filled and fashion-based event, the evening is best remembered by the snapshots taken throughout the night.
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Other snapshots from the vacation show the mother of two smiling in ski gear and snuggling with a sleepy Kanye West.
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Bergün even installed a special sign warning any would-be shutterbugs about the dangers of posting any snapshots to social media.
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The dome is one of the defining structures in Berlin's cityscape and the intricate architecture makes for multiple Instagram-worthy snapshots.
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In Roma, Cuarón's sublime cinematography follows Cleo, providing snapshots of her life while simultaneously telling a larger story about Mexico City.
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The Hubble Space Telescope captures annual snapshots of our solar system's gas-giant planets, and NASA just published the latest set.
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He looks back over snapshots of his days partying with Bianca Jagger like a maiden aunt laughing over her prom photos.
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Meanwhile, neuroscientists have amassed a fascinating body of work indicating that these sound-based snapshots are processed within the visual cortex.
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In her "New York Harbor" photographs, Leonard re-photographs snapshots of her mother and grandmother arriving in New York from Poland.
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It's the first time that dung beetles have been shown to take mental "snapshots" of the sky, according to el Jundi.
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As the residents of the Bahamas prepared for Hurricane Dorian, Kim Kardashian West was sharing snapshots of her recent vacation there.
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He sends me snapshots of the Covered California website that I don't find very helpful, but we part on good terms.
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Snapshots can be saved to a Houzz "ideabook," where they can be shared with family, an interior designer or other collaborators.
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Our tech columnist had that reaction to Google Photos, a three-year-old cloud service that organizes and stores your snapshots.
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It has published a magazine on the Patriots-Raiders game, filled with statistical breakdowns, player snapshots, a history of the stadium.
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That telling contrast is among the many illuminating snapshots of the past in Nicholas Lemann's ambitious new book on corporate America.
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Despite this collection's interest in symbolism, it is also a catalog of immediate memories, arranged like snapshots in a photo album.
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Bulletin boards at every studio display snapshots of riders taken with Polaroid cameras that are kept handy at the front desk.
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These are restaurant reviews, but they are also cultural essays, culinary investigations — snapshots of this country and the people in it.
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By 2021, Maxar Technologies, a space technology company, will be able to take snapshots of the same location every 20 minutes.
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It turns out he loves photographs, which he keeps in yellowed albums where snapshots show slender young men smiling or strutting.
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Their parents, of course, were no less bereaved for being more inured, and they were left without even snapshots to cherish.
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" Left: "Photography can be a fascinating witness to time, so I'm constantly pinning snapshots and old pictures on my mood boards.
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Neither does one find snapshots of witty protest signs, nor predictable images of loving gay and trans couples in domestic settings.
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There are also a lot of snapshots taken from open cars, including from the Hispano-Suiza that Lartigue's father gave him.
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Most catalog shots and online images are snapshots of what is technically, at the least, a 360 degree model of an object.
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On Monday, Union, 46, and husband Dwyane Wade shared several videos and snapshots of their family enjoying a yacht day in Miami.
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This isn't the only time Jenner has shut down Instagram critics while she and her friends share snapshots from their island vacation.
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Smith, 46, said the three snapshots were taken nearly two decades ago — when she was pregnant with her son, Jaden, now 19.
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It's a simple phone app that uses crowdsourced snapshots of hotel rooms to help law enforcement locate victims and prosecute sex traffickers.
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Tandon, 43, shared the snapshots on her social media account, both taken while Chopra hung her left arm around her friend's shoulders.
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In the first set of snapshots, True is twinning with her mom (and 9-month-old cousin Chicago!) in coordinating unicorn ensembles.
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As growth concerns swirl, traders on Wednesday will get one of the final snapshots of the U.S. economy before the Brexit surprise.
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Such snapshots say much about Jewish life in the West: thriving and exuberant in America; nervous and under attack in western Europe.
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He is best known for creating 3D simulations of collisions, explosions and liquids—and then printing large physical snapshots of these efforts.
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What all these steps eventually yielded was the ability to take biologically-accurate snapshots of the tiniest machinery of life mid-movement.
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Christina has kept fans abreast of her pregnancy milestones on social media, sharing snapshots of her belly as her baby boy grows.
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But on Sunday, the 25-year-old pop star took a trip down memory lane with some snapshots from her younger years.
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The player is treated to snapshots of what's happening to various characters across town, as LA quintet Local Natives' "Mt Washington" plays.
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"Welcome to earth sweetie ✨ Giving birth was the most magical experience of my life so far," Angela captioned the sweet snapshots.
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"I'm alive again, Jimmy!" he exclaimed after host Jimmy Kimmel complimented him on his snapshots, including one Smith took just days before.
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That means they're like tiny time capsules, providing snapshots of what materials lurked about when our planetary system first came into being.
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"Yesterday we took the girls to our local fire station," Khloé, 34, wrote on her Instagram story before sharing the adorable snapshots.
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"These Hubble images may be snapshots of what present-day dwarf galaxies may have been like at earlier epochs," said Erik Tollerud.
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The colors, stories and ornaments that go on the family tree are snapshots of the life that we've shared over 15 years.
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And, to our dismay, the show's attendees remained silent, effectively condoning the show's message by posting congratulatory (and blurry) snapshots on Instagram.
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The parents rarely share photographs of their young daughters' faces, often taking many snapshots from behind and blurring or covering their faces.
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These snapshots, which help it monitor growth, can be accessed by parents on their phone - wherever they may be by this point.
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In the earliest models of phone cameras, users had to physically connect their phone to a computer in order to view snapshots.
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"Life's beautiful.. when I spend it with you ❤️👑" he captioned the series of snapshots, which included one their fingers interlocked.
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She wrote that she wanted to call attention to the gap between photos on Instagram and the actual experience behind those snapshots.
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For her series Photo Opportunities, Corinne Vionet combines thousands of snapshots taken at the same tourist sites and uploaded to social media.
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She also kept the antics going in two more snapshots, one of which had Miley striking a NSFW pose with her flowers.
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Presented without comment, the snapshots depict the trio seeming to be spreading holiday cheer, with a large gold star in the background.
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Sure, you can spruce up your snapshots on Facetune as most Instagrammers do, but everyone knows Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom reign supreme.
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" Unfortunately, after posting the snapshots, Tyler revealed that some social media users left "ridiculously asinine comments" about the family's new addition. "Wow.
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They also noted that polls this far out from Election Day have little predictive value, even if they are interesting as snapshots.
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Lonely parking lots and snapshots of romanticized Americana bring new depth to boilerplate visuals ripped from the interiors of the country's heartland.
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Following are some colorful snapshots from the election trail: Boris Johnson will have an eclectic mix of candidates to beat on Dec.
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Following are some colorful snapshots from the election trail: Boris Johnson will have an eclectic mix of candidates to beat on Dec.
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Presumably, he found it in a box of old postcards and snapshots, in one of the antique shops he enjoyed rummaging through.
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The Snapshots tool is baked into the Android Emulator and is geared toward getting the emulator up and running in two seconds.
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Ordering is done online, where customers can download an app, take smartphone snapshots of their feet and create a 22017-D model.
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"I can show you some of the pictures," Antonetti said, flipping through cellphone snapshots of the joyous throng in wine and gold.
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Take a look at some of the photos from the wedding, including snapshots of the ceremony and the bride's custom-made gown.
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Launching their instruments in balloons and carrying them to mountaintops, they brought back snapshots of cosmic ray particles that made no sense.
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"God bless you for finding these photos!" she wrote to one fan who posted a collection of snapshots with Sia and Pantera.
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"The record is going to be ... a handful of 10, 12, 13 snapshots of just ... what the DNCE world is," Whittle said.
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The exhibition displays her snapshots alongside related works, with the intention to illuminate how she forges the path from picture to paintings.
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They're tiny snapshots of people who might be at the end of their rope, or trying to find a new way forward.
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She would run down and take snapshots with a camera of whoever caught her eye, and later paint them from the photographs.
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Selfies and snapshots are not only encouraged but celebrated, with apps and national #museumselfie days (January 18, 2017 is the next one).
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This is Schulten's premise, which she supports by offering 100 cartographic snapshots of America from the European arrival to the digital age.
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He sent his future roommate his Instagram profile, which spotlights a mosaic of romantic photos, football game snapshots and gay pride flags.
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In snapshots from state to state, the scale of the moment can get lost at times, burrowed among the typical campaign fare.
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The snapshots went up on C.E.I.E.C.'s website, a sign of official support from the most powerful Chinese leader in a generation.
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The still lifes feature objects that are simultaneously mundane and loaded with personal meaning, like ticket stubs, snapshots and birth control pills.
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Then there are the disarming snapshots, mostly of Coates and his family — "I always had people," he writes — scattered throughout the book.
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Songs that come to have intense meaning for fans are often snapshots of Swift's life quickly jotted down in the notes app.
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And there's always more for Mr. Child to add to his canon of Reacher remarks and physical snapshots of the big guy.
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Below are a few snapshots from Bowie's music career, showcasing the star power that helped make the British rocker a global phenomenon.
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Counterbalancing her pictures of the journalists responsible for creating her public image are small, spontaneous snapshots Tautou takes of her own reflection.
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Instead, this memoir allows us to see snapshots of the cynical, creative, perceptive, self-deprecating and downright hilarious person David Sedaris is.
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Ahead of her latest solo show, we sent the artist an instant camera and asked her to take snapshots of her life.
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You've officially made it to hump day and what better way to commemorate than with sexy snapshots of Blac Chyna's blazin' booty?
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After some more snapshots of the snow — and of her cozy mittens with rabbits on them — Cuoco and Cook returned to the tram.
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The snapshots and videos represent the completion of a detailed new galactic map called the APEX Large Area Survey of the Galaxy (ATLASGAL).
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Those measurements serve as snapshots of separate populations of microbes during a defined interval, from which a chronology of changes can be inferred.
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Those are very different kinds of #love — and many of those snapshots also feature the second most popular hashtag of the year, #instagood.
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The idea is to provide snapshots of the same tumor over time, hopefully identifying the tipping point at which its cells become cancerous.
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It's conceivable that a simple software update could one day make your iPhone's snapshots rival pics from Canon and Nikon's most expensive shooters.
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Players including newlywed Kris Bryant, recent retiree David Ross, shortstop Addison Russell and first baseman Anthony Rizzo posted some souvenir snapshots on Instagram.
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Because of these snapshots, Instagram posts, and drunken late-night photo-booth pics, I had a permanent record of the whole, incredible day.
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Because California's Wizarding World of Harry Potter doesn't technically open until April 7, we couldn't take snapshots of the rest of the park.
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On Sunday, Evans and Eason, who share 1½-year-old Ensley Jolie, shared snapshots of their family enjoying fall activities on a farm.
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That technique, combined with dozens of hand-painted snapshots of each of her subjects, feels more personal than simply text or images alone.
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Many of the photos effortlessly display both the couple's aesthetic and honest snapshots of what daily life is like for the young family.
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Throughout its history, the Library has seized opportunities to collect snapshots of unique moments in human history and preserve them for future generations.
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"And then the newborn turned 16…..," Ripa captioned her post, which featured numerous adorable snapshots of Joaquin, including him as a little boy.
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The app, Year of Colour, takes your snapshots of events and moments and distills them into an abstract time capsule of colored dots.
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The cousins posed for multiple snapshots, wearing wide smiles as they perched on a truck's front bumper, in the driver's seat and more.
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Much like the cartoon character in the popular video game franchise, Koma wore a bright red hat on his head in the snapshots.
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While lacking the veneer and production value of the modern day, these snapshots show a sport in flux, heading toward a brighter future.
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In his first show at the Black Book Gallery, Kheel's fabric fastened paintings feature trading card snapshots of athletes flying through the air.
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Subsequent snapshots depicted fireworks in the distance, a close-up of his fiancée's diamond sparkler and the newly engaged duo sharing a kiss.
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Compiled from over 100 New Horizon snapshots, the virtual trip zooms in on its target touchdown site at the edge of Tombaugh Regio.
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And Iwaski's images, along with snapshots by José Gonçalves—including the beautiful "Christmas at the Gonçalves Home" (1963)—reveal a healthy, happy Flávio.
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In the snapshots, the mother of three jumped on what appears to be a trampoline while sporting an itty-bitty black two-piece.
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Together, the technologies generate three-dimensional snapshots of every movement on a baseball field, some 40,000 frames per second converted into digital data.
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The Instax Mini 9 runs on two AA batteries, making it ideal to bring along for on-the-go snapshots with zero bulk.
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Her marketing strategy relies on snapshots of her own sculpted abs along with transformation photos of the young women who've used her program.
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Mr. Griveaux replied, a flirtation developed, and by the end of the month they were exchanging sexy snapshots and videos via Facebook Messenger.
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"I think that is an idea that comes across — that these things are fluid in their movements, and they're snapshots," Ms. Cox said.
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The satellite's instrument can take only two snapshots every hour and a half; it spends the rest of the time recharging its batteries.
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On Soccer BUENOS AIRES — They are seductive, those images, those snapshots of a place where the colors shine brighter, the noise rings louder.
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Coming up with a dynamical system where snapshots reproduced the sequence of numbers would provide that sort of road map, Dr. Furstenberg showed.
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Luckily, there are tons of clip-on lenses available for iPhones that can make your snapshots even more impressive — like the FusionLens™.
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Taiwan's foreign offices abroad have also been targeted through methods such as taking screen snapshots, keylogging, and unpacking related information, the source said.
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Frank, whose role at QQQ is to develop strategies which promote the PowerShares ETFs, compared valuation snapshots for these two "Power Five" groups.
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And in colorful snapshots made possible by a giant magnet, we can see the activity of close to 100 billion brain cells talking.
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From the snapshots, ours was clearly a heavy family, with balding men, pot-bellied women, hunched joylessly with fixed expressions, only Mother exulting.
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The snapshots, which are scattered across the wall as though stuck in the pages of a scrapbook, are by turns joyous and vulnerable.
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On an adjacent wall, Thomas's "Polaroid Series #603" (2016) includes snapshots of the performers from the video smiling, laughing, staring at the camera.
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The vertical video unfolds as a series of bubblegum clips and snapshots displayed within various app interfaces: iMessage, iPhoto, Twitter, Gmail, FaceTime, Vimeo.
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In 2018 her snapshots of time past challenge audiences to consider how far we have (or have not) ventured into tolerance and inclusivity.
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Since then, the former Olympian frequently shares snapshots of the duo's adventures together, including morning walks, pool time and trips to the golf course.
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"The transfer module is equipped with three monitoring cameras, which provide black-and-white snapshots in 1024 x 1024 pixel resolution," the ESA said.
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Last week, the Revenge Body star posted four adorable snapshots of herself snuggling up to True, as a large tree dazzled in the background.
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Scotti poked fun at Desfossés' fifteen minutes of fame by producing snapshots of the so-called "tireless" assistant fast asleep on the plane. Tireless?
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Interestingly, the origin of 3D photos wasn't an idea for how to enhance snapshots, but rather how to democratize the creation of VR content.
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While we wait for more info, perhaps you'd like to know more about that robot dog that's lurking in the background of Rubin's snapshots?
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It's just a deeply introspective project paying homage to some of cinema's most effective cultural snapshots — and it isn't designed to carry that weight.
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She made snapshots from the slides and displayed them unedited in a large block and read the entire diary aloud recording it on tape.
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Local residents of Mortsel, Belgium were surprised — and starstruck — to find a treasure trove of old celebrity snapshots in a mysterious woman's photo album.
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Wahler, 32, posted multiple snapshots from the "birthday bash" to his Instagram Story, including a video of the attendees singing "Happy Birthday" to Barton.
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All I had to go on as far as how he looked, it was pretty much just snapshots and a blurry memory or two.
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Trudeau kept his top on (a reference to a past photobomb) and gave Gruetzner two kisses in addition to posing for a few snapshots.
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Most of the outfits Polizzi, who's expecting a baby boy, wore in the five snapshots had at least some blue throughout their various patterns.
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True, back in the '90s Snapchat and Instagram madness didn't exist like it does today, but Parker does regret not taking old fashioned snapshots.
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When Huygens' descent snapshots began to arrive back at Earth, he was with the imaging team at ESA's Space Operations Center in Darmstadt, Germany.
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Boyega hinted at the possibility of a royal cameo last year, when the actor posted snapshots of the royal brothers visiting London's Pinewood Studios.
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The snapshots include pictures of West eating (captioned with, of course, a blonde-haired emoji), and ones of her watching Saint and North play.
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Most of the early images have a similar vibe, and feature snapshots of Coco with friends, or Coco out on the streets of Tokyo.
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Check out some snapshots from the campaign ahead and head over to Playful Promises to shop the debut of their latest vintage-inspired collection.
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You've probably seen any of the Kardashian sisters post pictures on Instagram of their instant camera snapshots (like Kylie Jenner's collage of pics, below).
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On his recent trip to Cuba, photographer Omar Robles captured remarkable snapshots of ballet dancers expressing their art throughout the nation's culture-filled streets.
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Staying true to form for the star, the snapshots were a mix of very candid and intimate moments as well as some funny moments.
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The actress, who looked stunning in her strapless blue gown, shared plenty of snapshots from the reception and proudly posed with several family members.
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This hashtag is chock full of portraits accidentally lit from below, and party snapshots taken when the subject wasn't looking (and therefore wasn't posing).
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Rodriguez, 42, shared photos of their holiday together on his Instagram late Thursday, including snapshots of the two riding their bicycles through the countryside.
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With a cursory glance, these images could easily be mistaken for snapshots of domestic scenes, portraits of Leigh's friends, and David LaChapelle-style tableaus.
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But AnthologyCandles has taken all of those rosy-colored mental snapshots of your time at the park and captured them in its scented candles.
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For Instagram, that meant expanding beyond the glossy, aspirational photos of the main feed by adding a secondary feed of more candid, disappearing snapshots.
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In the post, she compiled a few snapshots of her mom wearing the dress as well as a couple from her own magical night.
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Photos only show snapshots of individual moments, but it appeared that different nations were releasing pictures that supported their own versions of the narrative.
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Sprinkled in among the inspiring pictures of beautiful Russian landmarks, the Russian Embassy routinely takes snapshots of headlines to make wry comments about them.
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It is a poignant scene in an election year filled with snapshots of Americans whose grievances have fueled the rise of Donald J. Trump.
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You might be confused as to why this is news, since other orbiters like the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter have taken snapshots of Phobos before.
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On Wednesday, the Counting On star posted multiple snapshots to their website from the photo session, which documented her adorable 34-week baby bump.
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His snapshots of bonsai travelling the world trended just as hard as Air Bonsai, but are the culmination of a long, hard-won career.
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Called the "End of Term Web Archive," the project compiled full snapshots of government websites at the end of the 2008 and 2012 terms.
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On Baseball The years go by, the players retire, and if you knew them a bit, you remember little snapshots of their clubhouse routines.
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His latest endeavor, "Likes By Andy Spade," is a limited-edition hardcover book featuring more than 400 snapshots curated from his own Instagram account.
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But it seemed unlikely that anyone would be able to identify their loved ones from those cellphone snapshots, given how decomposed the corpses were.
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Gaming magazines didn't just stoke rabid enthusiasm, but provided snapshots of where games were at, and how different were the places they were going.
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In 1979, NASA's Voyager I mission took snapshots of Io, revealing the moon to be the most volcanically active object in the solar system.
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She soon began dressing in drag and became a fixture in the nightlife scene, even posing for one of Andy Warhol's famous Polaroid snapshots.
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"If the Americans made snapshots, you can check it out," he said in a written exchange with the outlet from his Russian jail cell.
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Using the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's WONDER database, they compiled yearly snapshots of opioid-related deaths broken down by age and sex.
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You never need an excuse to stare at sexy snapshots of Scott Eastwood ... but in case you do, it's #MCM and it's his birthday.
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I'd flipped through page after page of the cataloguing book, looking at snapshots of rocks found by others, reading the names and descriptions they'd assigned.
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Photographs, apparently casual snapshots, posted with a wanted notice showed young bearded men, one with a Muslim cap, and three young women, all with headscarves.
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Here are snapshots of the situation in each country: Syria There is perhaps no country in the world today as desperate as war-torn Syria.
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Some of the photographers featured in the book even rediscovered shoots they hadn't thought about in decades, finding renewed significance in the snapshots they'd captured.
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Jenna Jameson's 2-week-old daughter Batel Lu spent her first professional photo shoot sound asleep, as seen in sweet snapshots exclusively shared with PEOPLE.
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Asteroids are considered to be snapshots of the early Solar System, as they've been around since before the planets first formed 4.5 billion years ago.
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In the 1960s and 1970s, when the Vietnam War was dividing the country, the imagery centered more often on local street scenes and community snapshots.
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" The KKW Beauty mogul shared snapshots of herself in the outfit on Instagram Wednesday night, cheekily captioning the posts, "What are u looking at lol.
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One lets you snap screenshots of webpages, another is a gallery for viewing all those snapshots, and another is a collection of all your downloads.
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Morris found dozens of snapshots exposed publicly in one region alone, he said, including application keys, critical user or administrative credentials, source code and more.
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This will include video snapshots (performance data that used to be spread out, and required manual calculations), personalized recommendations, and news and updates from YouTube.
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Among the snapshots that the mother of four shared in the post was a sweet photo of the couple smooching on the Roloff family farm.
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In fact, Adler said the idea for Snapshots emerged from a Scribd user survey about what would make them more likely to read a book.
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Once thought of as immutable snapshots of the past, these scientists are showing just how open our memories are to re-intepretation, revision, and modification.
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Snapshots of V1213 Cen's novae life cycle (top), and the position of the star in the sky as seen from the Warsaw telescope dome (bottom).
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Today, her students focus on that teeny TimePix chip, which takes snapshots of the collisions, many photos per second, recording the particles that hit it.
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The feature encourages quick, rough snapshots instead of carefully composed productions — which ideally makes running a Patreon feel less like an extra job for artists.
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On top of that, dive into post-processing techniques to touch up your snapshots in a way that does justice to the environments you captured.
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The app will also integrate these "snapshots" with whatever notes and lists are jotted into a user's other note-taking apps, including Google Keep, Any.
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The former reality stars announced their impending bundle of joy on July 1, sharing snapshots of the couple and their daughter posing with ultrasound photos.
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Ahead are snapshots of eight different brands, with a look at each of their backstories and a few key pieces worth falling in love with.
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Most of our recipes are uncompromised snapshots of Korean dishes, and we are trying our damndest with the book to educate people on the cuisine.
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After taking snapshots of the store ads with various face-altering overlays, the sneaky person printed out the pictures and pasted them over the originals.
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The photo collage shows snapshots from one of Matt Damon's past birthday parties, at which he appears to have pushed Ben's face into his cake.
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Just 33 minutes into the new year local time, New Horizon's will swoop some 2,200 miles above Ultima, capturing detailed snapshots of the uncharted world.
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She wanders Chicago's streets for hours, takes notes, makes sketches, takes snapshots on her iPhone, and returns to the studio to begin planning her shoots.
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Today's entrepreneurs at companies like Planet, BlackSky and Spire are hoping to sell not just snapshots of places that brass hats want to peer at.
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She featured the tee in a series of snapshots that showed her wearing ripped jeans, white Converse Chuck Taylors, and a light-wash denim jacket.
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It turned our stroll into a series of snapshots: a group of homeless men, a rundown home, some random Bible verses scrawled on a fence.
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In particular, the Stories features on Instagram and Snapchat, which weave snapshots into video diaries of someone's day, are becoming a form of escapist entertainment.
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More research is needed before the snapshots of illness detection in the study might translate into gadgets people can purchase and use on their own.
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She even posted a few daddy-daughter snapshots she took when the Formation Tour made a stop in her hometown of Houston earlier this month.
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Related: 6 Artists Highlight New African Photography Japan's Best New Photographers Are in Their 70s The Sickest New Snapshots of the National Geographic Photo Contest
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I'm still working on my list (scroll down for video and snapshots), but I took some time to answer questions that readers submitted on nytimes.com.
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The images I snapped with my Specs over Thanksgiving weekend are deeper, more real and more emotionally evocative than most other snapshots I usually shoot.
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Mr. Ani stopped taking pictures — aside from snapshots of family and friends on his iPhone — in the late 1970s as the country fell into dictatorship.
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Kenneally's own photographs are supplemented both by childhood snapshots of the girls and boys and by archival photos and ephemera from the local historical society.
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There may not be a right or wrong stat for annual investment to African startups, just three reports with different methodologies that capture unique snapshots.
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Sure, brief medical snapshots help doctors handle heavy caseloads, but anyone doing the job responsibly must also stop and look into the actual chart. Frequently.
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One photo bouncing around Taobao features a Vintage console with framed snapshots of Mr. Hankerson and his family still hanging on the wall above it.
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Here, she shares her photographs of the event — as well as snapshots of her friends, as she encountered them on a weekend walk around Hudson.
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They overflow with newspaper clippings and snapshots, research materials and nested narratives about lost children, real and invented; histories of the Apaches and of kudzu.
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On next week's horizon, traders will be able to get their teeth into the latest snapshots of UK inflation, employment and wages, and retail sales.
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The smaller photographs contain some figurative semblance of the original snapshots; a woman gazing into an unknown abyss, an anonymous individual crouched on their stomach.
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On Gumption you incorporated a bunch of ambient audio snapshots that you recorded with a field recorder around your hometown family farm in Dexter, Kansas.
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While, sure, it has its fair share of problems (see: algorithms), creepy ads, and stalkability, I still feel comfortable sharing snapshots of my life on Instagram.
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We found a cool camera that lets you get more creative than any Instagram filter, and it can literally turn your snapshots into works of art.
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The TLC stars posted multiple snapshots to their website at the end of June from the photo session, which documented her adorable 34-week baby bump.
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Grandma Kris Jenner, who posted a series of snapshots featuring her youngest grandchild in a variety of too-cute outfits from her first year of life.
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Abbott saves snapshots after every show he does so he can recall all his setup work instantly, instead of having to start from scratch every time.
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In the latest photos posted, the 13-month old appears to be wearing the same red ensemble from the previous set of snapshots shared last week.
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One example use case of such a business intelligence function would be helping HR managers get better snapshots of data simply for presentations to their bosses.
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That's when wedding photographer Val Ritter began taking snapshots of the man and soon realized the couple and their guests had no idea who he was.
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At layers of snow compact into ice at our planet's south pole, they trap air bubbles containing snapshots of the atmosphere at different points in time.
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Ah, engagement photos — gorgeous snapshots that perfectly capture the love between you and your significant other, maybe a pet and, of course, some friendly neighborhood larpers.
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If the leaked Snapchat snapshots turn out being true, we're in for yet another round of apps copying their competitors to the point of being boring.
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But that being said, working for the last eight years, I've got so many snapshots of so many lives and in those lessons learned, mistakes made.
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The snapshots in Galactic Warfighters evoke the style of professional war photography, which Callahan studied in-depth as a member of the Marines' public affairs department.
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By capturing snapshots of cells every few hours, and seeing how their gene patterns change, it's possible to predict what they'll be doing in the future.
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Sure, historians have created snapshots of ancient societies, but no one has ever had a comprehensive record of when and where those societies emerged—until now.
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The camera also captures occasional snapshots to give you an idea of what's going on outside throughout the day — even when a video session isn't live.
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The star's never one to shy away from showing off her body, and has been posting sexy snapshots with her fans on Instagram throughout the trip.
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The data will be transmitted back to Earth, and on January 2 the first detailed snapshots will emerge of this elongated, though still largely mysterious, object.
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There's a reason why Donald Glover's "This Is America" featured children—their legs dangling carefree off of ledges, taking snapshots of America's chaos for the 'gram.
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O'Keeffe received dozens of such letters each month, often accompanied by trinkets her admirers thought she would appreciate: smooth stones, snippets of poetry, snapshots of landscapes.
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He said a photo of two such figures on his yearbook page along with snapshots he submitted could have been published in error 85003 years ago.
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The Academy Award nominee spent more than two hours chatting with reporters and posing for snapshots with fans on a massive red carpet outside the museum.
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But occasionally, these arboreal creatures were subsumed by floods of resin, exchanging their lives for preservation in the fossil record's eerie amber snapshots of bygone ecosystems.
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The videos capture snapshots of the horrific scenes that have played out in northern Yemen after a Saudi-led coalition airstrike hit a school bus Thursday.
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Working from snapshots and postcards, in deep, muted colors, Nowinski paints anonymous people and places with dense, choppy strokes in a manner reminiscent of David Park.
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We're happy to let our heroes live on in our record collections and in music videos and old performance footage, snapshots of greats at their greatest.
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Caroline's photographs often deal with the beautiful ironies of daily life, and her knack for framing the eccentric really shows through in these epic pooch snapshots.
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It is full of glowing, grounded snapshots, as if Van Etten were trying to pause and capture fulfilled moments so that she might savor them longer.
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Until then, scroll through the photos below — all taken by Hussein — along with why he thinks they're the best snapshots taken of the couple this year.
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Maybe there will a come a time when an alien species recovers these rich snapshots of a small blue planet orbiting an average yellow dwarf star.
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Most of the works I make are video documentations and re-created snapshots of instances and events I get to see and experience in Second Life.
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Tech We're Using It's important to preserve snapshots of China's internet before they vanish without a trace, says Raymond Zhong, a Times tech reporter in Beijing.
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Whenever I open up Instagram, I see snapshots of friends posing in front of famous landmarks with witty captions about how they're not in Kansas anymore.
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And the financial markets can sometimes sniff out problems with the economy before they show up in the official economic snapshots published on G.D.P. and unemployment.
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Ms. Dumas is known for politically charged social art, often based on Polaroid snapshots, disturbing images clipped out of newspapers, or film stills appropriated from pornography.
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And so, on the day Victoria discovers she is next in line for the throne, Baird offers snapshots of other future pillars of the Victorian world.
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The decline by itself isn't that meaningful, but several snapshots over previous months had shown that sign-ups were on track to overtake last year's enrollment.
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Most of them were generic snapshots of us eating—faces chewing, busy arms—or of Mother posing with Fred and Gilbert, then with Franny and Rose.
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Social media would connect us with our friends and families (and their pets, and vacation snapshots) and usher in new waves of democracy around the world!
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With it the Brooklyn-based singer (born Kelsey Byrne) continues to live up to her name in that her songs are candid snapshots of real life.
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In one set of snapshots, the human figure covered by crushed bits of Christmas ornaments turned out to be the former partner of Timo Kloeppel, the artist.
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The empty space inside the steel frames of Kwade's sculpture become snapshots of the surrounding city, a filmstrip activated by the viewer's own perambulation around the site.
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Efron, 28, took to Instagram to share a few snapshots from the afternoon, writing that he bonded with Rodriguez and Orozco-Chavez over basketball and heart signs.
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The slideshow includes a selfie of the couple beaming in front of a floral arrangement, snapshots of the rings and a blurry photo of the duo embracing.
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However, despite the divorce filing, the couple often posts family photographs and snapshots of each other to their social media accounts, prompting speculation that they would reconcile.
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Utilizing the carousel feature on the photo and video-sharing app, the family shared multiple snapshots from the party, including Marcus with his parents, Josh and Anna.
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Back in December, a group of supermodels including Bella Hadid, Emily Ratajkowski, and Hailey Baldwin posted snapshots of a photoshoot for Fyre Fest shot in the Bahamas.
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Advertisers, hoping for a more comprehensive picture of viewers, while not fully trusting the snapshots provided, are asking for even more data from streaming companies, he said.
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The blonde beauty – who is her mama's look-a-like – loves to strike a pose, and has mastered the lip pucker, as evidenced by Simpson's family snapshots.
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Kardashian, 34, celebrated the romantic holiday with her 10-month-old daughter True on Thursday, sharing snapshots of their festive morning together in her Los Angeles home.
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Kobt shared multiple videos and snapshots from their beach getaways in addition to sharing photos of the many visitors that stopped by to welcome the new baby.
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From sexy, cutout dresses on the red carpet to bikini-clad Instagram snapshots, there's no doubt we've seen the star's chiseled obliques from just about every angle.
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" New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer responded Tuesday, "The NRA is putting the lives of elected officials at risk by posting their snapshots surrounded by real bullets.
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Campaigns must abandon static snapshots in favor of dynamic real-time models: It's estimated that between 85033-15% of the electorate oscillate between positions until Election Day.
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Behind-the-scene snapshots show African crowds eagerly awaiting Tito's arrival; throwaway film reel captures young schoolchildren gathering along dusty streets clutching paper flags with visible anticipation.
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"It isn't being a whore that makes you interesting, or being a junkie—those are just moments, snapshots that distract us from what's really interesting," he said.
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Neymar Jr. turns 24 today ... and what better way to kick off the footballer's day of birth than with some spicy snapshots of FC Barcelona's finest forward?
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The 360 snapshots were, of course, much more cluttered than what would appear in the simulated models in which a lot of these experiments would typically run.
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While Huff has yet to post about the engagement to social media, he frequently shares snapshots of Sadie to Instagram, including a sweet shout-out in February.
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Of course, many of the snapshots showed the Liars in solidarity: holding hands, sharing hugs, and supporting each other while a huge mystery looms over the group.
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You can support the cause by uploading a selfie with the hashtag #3890Tigers to Twitter and even integrate some of the new can designs in your snapshots.
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What's perhaps most refreshing about the snapshots of J-Rod's relationship that they choose to share with us is just how happy and at ease Rodriguez looks.
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Spanning from the 1950s to '80s, and including representations of art and famous monuments as well as more mundane snapshots, the slides offered myriad possibilities for transformation.
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Best of all is "Dutch Scenes," a series of extended captions to snapshots of the Netherlands taken by a friend's great-great-grandfather in the early 1900s.
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Unlike the snapshots offered by traditional polls, this approach, like a moving picture, enables us to track how individuals' views change or remain the same over time.
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In 1945, a U.S. Army photographer took snapshots of some of the women working at a Radioplane factory in California that was making drones for the military.
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Her Instagram account is a checkerboard of black and white snapshots of tarot cards, stained-glass windows and climbing into a cloud of arms holding a mic.
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By 1979, Ballen had begun to travel the world, collecting snapshots of kids from New York to Indonesia that would be collected into a series called Boyhood.
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His street shots of often mundane-seeming outfits on normal folks — hustling to work or hailing a cab, say — served as beautiful anthropological snapshots of the city.
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Explosive snapshots that might resemble an ember of the monstrous force he used to be were replaced by moments when he seemed unaware of the sport's rules.
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"We're trying to send a few snapshots of the World Cup each day that readers don't get to see," said Andrew Das, The Times's World Cup editor.
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Recently, Vanessa Hudgens has been doing her part to keep the sexy-photo tradition alive by posting sultry snapshots to Instagram every fifth day of the week.
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He's been documenting his life—and that of his friends and family, who are a huge part of his work—through funny snapshots since the early 70s.
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In the aftermath of the carnage, some people exhibited photos, family snapshots, of those who had vanished and remained unaccounted for, despite the efforts of the authorities.
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Your Instagram feed is probably littered with photos from your friends on vacation sharing breathtaking views of exotic beaches or snapshots of once-in-a-lifetime meals.
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Like live tweets of a tragedy, they are real-time snapshots of a life gone off the rails — a woman constantly redefined into smaller and smaller boxes.
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My hope with these snapshots is to reassure you that, compared with the experts, we're all on training wheels when it comes to making thin laminated pastry.
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It's a thorny research question, because it requires tracking individual families over time rather than (as most economic statistics do) taking one-time snapshots of the country.
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In the years that follow, the young man goes into seclusion, fearful that the interloper will show up on public security cameras and other people's casual snapshots.
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The BlackRapid Sport Breathe was the most comfortable camera strap Wirecutter tested, and also leaves your camera easily accessible for quick snapshots while you walk around town.
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The measurements provide snapshots in time that allow him and his team see how far surface waters end up sinking, "and thus infer overturning strength," he says.
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Working with found objects and assemblage, Saar collected items imbued with racist imagery and mixed them together with personal snapshots and mystical talismans to create charged readymades.
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The "Truth Hurts" singer, 31, bared (nearly) all on Instagram Sunday, posing nude in a series of snapshots and a video taken on an orange velvet couch.
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Following are some colourful snapshots from the election trail: The campaign routine of long journeys, early starts and late finishes isn't entirely compatible with a healthy lifestyle.
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Some nomads rent a physical mailing address with services like Traveling Mailbox or Earth Class Mail, which also forward mail to your destination and send email snapshots.
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Dr. Pritchard is investigating if, like bees, hummingbirds engage in view matching — hovering, scanning snapshots of a place to its memory and using those as references later.
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Curtis gave the Western world its first glimpse of Native culture, but his staged portraits serve as little more than ethnographic snapshots freezing their subjects in time.
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But while exterior snapshots of these worlds deliver valuable information and planetary eye candy, the chemical processes roiling beneath their surfaces remain a persistent puzzle for scientists.
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These fancy photos are almost identical ... Can you pick apart the picture of Iggy Azalea and Demi Lovato to find the differences between the seemingly symmetrical snapshots?
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A bird's-eye view of a city skyline, the warm light of a beach bonfire, and snapshots of small-town America promote a familiar narrative of prosperity.
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Minutes before the big reveal, Schumer posted two snapshots of herself posing outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where people were setting up for Monday's 2019 Met Gala.
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In his absence, Mr. Sam Rainsy has led town halls via Skype and shared political commentary and vacation snapshots with his fans on his widely followed Facebook page.
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The "Can't Feel My Face" singer, 28, shared a series of sizzling snapshots to wish his on-again love interest Bella Hadid a happy 22nd birthday on Tuesday.
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The Internet Archive—or someone availing themselves of its services—appears to have been preserving snapshots of Assange's account once every hour since September 18th of this year.
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The goal of the catalogue was to image examples of the weird and wonderful structures found among nearby galaxies, to provide snapshots of different stages of galactic evolution.
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His Facebook page, headed by the word "Remembering" over a backdrop of Paris, showed snapshots of a young blonde man smiling with his friends or on holidays abroad.
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He shot to prominence in the '70s with carefully composed snapshots of parking lots, pancake breakfasts, and camping trips, beautiful banalities that future Instagrammers would try to emulate.
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The account doesn't only whisk you away into another period but it also includes snapshots from Analies' real life strolls within nature and some of her personal artwork.
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In 2016, a popular photo editing app called Prisma used deep learning to power artistic photo filters, for example turning snapshots into an homage to Mondrian or Munch.
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According to the complaint, officers launched the audit in September 2015, requesting a series of compensation snapshots drawn from current Google employees that could be compared over time.
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Meanwhile, if you want to use the full length of pi for yourself, then Google has published the digits as disk snapshots to allow anyone to access them.
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In the snapshots, Jonas posed with his team, sat on the sidelines with Chopra, strutted in slow motion and showed off his muscular arms in an orange jersey.
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The company says the individual Snapshots are generated by its "in-house editorial content team," and that there are more than 500 available now, with more to come.
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That's what I thought the next morning, laying in bed with my phone (oh right, and that guy I'd just married), scrolling through my family and friends' snapshots.
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Snapshots, dated "1958-59/2003," are described in a wall label as being self-portraits of Dr. Fakhouri taken in the 1950s on his first trip to Europe.
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And as much as we love to ogle these lovely snapshots (some verge on actual art), recreating one of the masterpieces at home feels like another story completely.
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Since wrapping her tour last year, the Nickelodeon alum has maintained a relatively low profile, occasionally sharing snapshots from the studio as she prepares her upcoming fourth album.
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In my mind, Woodstock will always evoke technicolor snapshots from Life magazine; Audrey Hepburn's LBD will always conjure scenes from the movie — those are my adopted cultural story.
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Mr Crabtree is a former Mumbai bureau chief of the Financial Times and his book is full of sharp snapshots from what he calls India's new gilded age.
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Her mother also shared various snapshots and clips of the duo from the shoot — and let's just say, it looks like they were having a pretty good time.
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Sharing the snapshots to social media, Kim detailed how her oldest child made the fashion choice on her own before her mom had to lay down the law.
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Polaroid Swing has a mobile app that allows users to take one-second snapshots that are essentially micro-videos, with pictures that move with a simple phone tilt.
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Minutes before the big reveal, Schumer posted two snapshots of herself posing outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where people were setting up for the 2019 Met Gala.
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"Amber pieces preserve tiny snapshots of ancient ecosystems, but they record microscopic details, three-dimensional arrangements, and...tissues that are difficult to study in other settings," noted McKellar.
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As you can see from the video above, you can hold down ZL and ZR to access a row of snapshots in time that you can resume from.
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In November, she shared multiple snapshots of her daughter — seemingly from the same photo session — sitting inside one of Kardashian's gold Birkin bags and playing with the strap.
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Related: The Sickest New Snapshots of the National Geographic Photo Contest These Exotic Animal Photos Are Literal Eye Candy The Sickest Photos from National Geographic's 2015 Photo Contest
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"Sooooo incredibly thankful for all of you…Goodnight everyone…" The couple enjoyed a rustic Thanksgiving in the country, sharing snapshots of themselves on a bike ride last week.
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In that case, he can open up "August 2014," and, for a few minutes, see the same snapshots flashing up in his head like rapid-fire projector slides.
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We're still waiting for ABC to share contestant bios and photos, though reality TV insider Reality Steve has graced us with these snapshots of Blake, presented without comment.
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While all those vibrant flavors don't need much else, Real Simple says that a peanut sauce can't hurt — and it won't mess with any of your snapshots, either.
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One limitation of the study is that patients could opt out of observation, making the snapshots of workflow incomplete, the authors note in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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At a glance, these two storylines are unrelated, but they are actually snapshots of both halves of the devil's bargain, neither of which is holding up very well.
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Now new nanosatellite constellations, like the one run by satellite imaging startup Planet, are taking snapshots of the entire globe at 3- to 5-meter resolutions every day.
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Though they're more appreciated now for the accompanying soundtrack albums, Under the Cherry Moon and Graffiti Bridge both offer endearing snapshots of the artist's singular style and charm.
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Related: Nighttime Is Beautiful in a Series of Moody City Snapshots The Darkness of Night Is this Photographer's Creative Solace A Meditative Photo Series Shows Tokyo's Loneliest Moments
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These downstream costs of the DREAM Act were not part of the CBO's scoring which only looks at 10-year snapshots of the fiscal impact of pending legislation.
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Jonathan Anderson first came across snapshots by the cult photographer Ian David Baker "in a very small magazine booklet that I bought a long time ago," he says.
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A vast trove of imagery, it included everything from publicity snapshots of Russian czars in rowboats to promotional pieces that Bauhaus artists designed to advertise a 18903 exhibition.
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Related: The Sickest New Snapshots of the National Geographic Photo Contest The Sickest Photos from National Geographic's 2015 Photo Contest National Geographic's Travel Photo Contest Just Got Surreal
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The drawings that ensued from French's snapshots were to be consumed in private, for select eyes only, since they were subscription-based, marketed toward a gay male audience.
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At the time, psychiatrists knew little about when mental health problems emerge and how they evolve through development; diagnoses were snapshots in time, blurrier than they are today.
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Zoom lets you upload any image you have saved as a custom background, and the potential for humor is endless with snapshots of memes and pop culture references.
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The Labor Department released its monthly hiring and unemployment figures for November on Friday morning, providing one of the better snapshots of the state of the American economy.
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"Beastie Boys Book," chockablock with personal snapshots, punchy, stream-of-consciousness memories and stories from friends, is especially raw, a deeper way for the band's fans to engage.
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Not staged, not lit, not cropped, not retouched, his photographs are feats of dispassionate representation, and yet their attentiveness and exactitude make them far, far more than snapshots.
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For centuries, people have tried to portray total solar eclipses like this one in illustrations, photos — you might have taken some snapshots of your own — and scientific imagery.
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Here are a few snapshots from the campaign trail as the voters of the Hawkeye State put these candidates through their paces in the race to February 3.
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His friends and members of his family, who had also seen the article in The Times, donated more personable snapshots, including one showing him at a friend's wedding.
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In other snapshots, the illusionist takes a ride on the King Arthur Carrousel, poses with his wife and older son in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle and more.
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Its shimmering metal scaffolding resembles a magnificent building, and is alive with scores of small moving images projected (somewhat miraculously) onto pieces of paper the size of snapshots.
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His new book, "People in Cars" out next month, does just that: It's a collection of snapshots he took in 1970s California as a 19-year-old kid.
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With its homespun snapshots, "The Corn Exchange Cookbook" is not exactly a lavish gift book, but its pages promise to become stained and dog-eared from frequent use.
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Following are some colorful snapshots from the election trail: Johnson's efforts to stimulate the local economy in the English city of Salisbury ran out of cash of Tuesday.
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Copper, nickel, zinc and lead all have their respective Study Groups, government-funded agencies who provide regular snapshots of production, consumption and most importantly, estimated supply-demand balance.
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On Wednesday, Grande shared a few backstage snapshots with Sanders on Twitter, and her captions suggest that she's already picked her top candidate for the 2020 presidential race.
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Before the plane that would bring him to the United States took off, Haitian National Police officers and American drug enforcement agents stopped to pose for cheery snapshots.
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A shy and private high school misfit, the young Kubrick came to light in his documentary-style images, which blurred the line between candid snapshots and staged scenes.
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Old invoices, grant applications, and fundraising appeal letters also provide snapshots into the organization's financial history and the relationships between people that helped sustain the organization over time.
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Many creators have recognized the flaws in YouTube's algorithm, and have taken advantage of them, realizing that the algorithm relies on snapshots of visual content, rather than actions.
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In addition to offering a glimpse into the artist's typical haunts, the illustrations serve as observational snapshots of people in their most human moments—completely natural and unsuspecting.
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Many of us use Instagram Stories to upload snapshots of our everyday lives, be they pics of our hipster iced lattes or shots of our nights on the town.
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You can access remote viewing anytime on your phone with the compatible app, plus comprehensive snapshots and video recording of any activity that transpires in front of your house.
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In those close confines she taught herself Garageband, laying down intimate sonic snapshots like "Fair" which details the slow asphyxiation people can feel as a relationship crumbles to dust.
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He explained that it would be great if future autonomous robots could mimic those techniques by taking snapshots of their environment in order to avoid crashing into unexpected obstacles.
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The current online fracas about Sophie bears similarities to last year's Tommee Tippee sippy cup hullabaloo, when parents posted snapshots of mold growing inside their children's plastic drinking cups.
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Its Worldview tool provides daily snapshots of the entire planet, with full-resolution satellite imagery shown in real-time as satellites beam it back to scientists on the ground.
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The rest of the night came in "snapshots," she said on Tuesday, saying she remembers Cosby trying to force oral sex and waking up naked in bed with him.
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The actress, 54, took to Instagram Wednesday to post a loving tribute to her husband of 20 years alongside black and white snapshots of the pair from their youth.
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With his snapshots now getting thousands of views on his website and Facebook, Taylor says he has been approached about doing a coffee table book and possibly a calendar.
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While the book is an account of her struggles, including two hospitalizations and attempted suicide, the narrative brings fragmented snapshots together to reveal mediations that are extremely life-affirming.
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Her albums were filled with snapshots that are decades old now, and she wanted to present him with proof that he'd enjoyed life, and that he'd done so recently.
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To find a Snapshot, you can go to an individual title's page for the link, or to the platform's sidebar, which provides links to other Snapshots, sorted by genre.
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Snapshots really don't do the app justice, because part of what makes the app such a powerful experience is the ability to enter the space and interact with strangers.
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Check out how our favorite celebs spent this (sometimes) sun-soaked holiday, which includes a passport's worth of far-flung snapshots and a lot of home-grown celebrations, too.
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It still works by collecting 3D data about the environment, but this information is never fused into a single map and is instead stored in a series of snapshots.
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They're good at showing trends and snapshots of public opinion, but "what [polling] doesn't do as well is 'predict' who's going to win/lose," said Republican pollster Neil Newhouse.
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The resulting gorgeous full-color images make for terrific eye candy, but they aren't actually real-time snapshots of the brain in action; rather, they're visualizations of statistical data.
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The rest of the night came in "snapshots," she said on Tuesday, saying she remembers Cosby trying to force oral sex, and waking up naked in bed with him.
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It took a bit of additional clever processing to refine the details, but they ended up with a series of snapshots of the molecule at various points in time.
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O.J. Simpson was all smiles and snapshots just a couple days after confessing to murdering Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman ... with 2 women ... who didn't seem to care.
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In the endearing snapshots, Joanna's husband and former Fixer Upper costar Chip Gaines can be seen holding up baby Crew against a white wall as someone takes the photos.
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"We think the patterns of cell division we can capture with these movies could potentially carry information about these defects, which are hidden in just the snapshots," says Elemento.
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Kardashian's post comes after she shared four adorable snapshots of herself and True cuddling by a Christmas tree, marking her and boyfriend Tristan Thompson's baby girl's first holiday season.
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Thanks to VS Angel Sara Sampaio -- and her sexy social media snapshots -- we're giving you a sneak peak of what you can expect to see from the winged women.
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While social networks like Facebook, Tumblr and Google Photos supported the animated snapshots shortly after launch, photo-centric Instagram still hasn't added direct functionality well over a year afterward.
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But "The Deuce" works equally well as a snapshot of its time -- or really a series of snapshots that, strung together, bring the show's ugly reality into illuminating focus.
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The short video, titled after its namesake song, Postdoc Blues sung by John K. Samson, visualizes the many nuances and snapshots collected from a long time ensconced in academia.
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And by this we do not simply mean to add snapshots of the race riots at home and war in Vietnam to the sentimental collage of people being free.
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The results were not glorious snapshots of the barbudos entering Havana in January of 1959 but rather military coups, torture, disappearances and thousands of student lives lost in vain.
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The two three-episode series are snapshots in the life of the title character, an emotionally frazzled young woman with a hair-trigger temper played by Alba Gaïa Bellugi.
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The three companies sought out submissions from women that depicted life postpartum, and selected snapshots from more than 250 women, including celebrities like Christy Turlington Burns and Amy Schumer.
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In one of the more disturbing and regrettably funny passages in Herr's Dispatches, he describes the albums of snapshots of Vietnamese corpses and body parts that Americans carried around.
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Pushy, judgmental, tart-tongued and self-obsessed, the photographer at the heart of Otis Mass's penetrating documentary, "The Incomparable Rose Hartman," is, like her snapshots, a piece of work.
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Following are some colorful snapshots from the election trail: Boris Johnson will face Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn in the first televised debate of the campaign later on Tuesday.
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Following are some colourful snapshots from the election trail: Boris Johnson will face Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn in the first televised debate of the campaign later on Tuesday.
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Scrolling through social media and looking at small square sized snapshots of a person's "picture perfect life" can really have an effect on both self-esteem and mental health.
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"President Trump's invitation for dinner included bringing a couple of friends," Ms. Palin wrote on her web page, which displayed behind-the-scenes snapshots with a grinning Mr. Trump.
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"This land has now vanished, but as 'time-travellers' we get snapshots of this remarkable world via the rocks and fossils exposed along the coast of Victoria," Herne said.
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These findings — eerie and ethereal abstractions he posts as either single images or closely related groupings — seem like snapshots from a fable in a language that does not exist.
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Indeed, when I visited Lawson during her 21963 residency at the Underground Museum in Los Angeles, she showed me a table covered in snapshots and Polaroids she had collected.
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The results are published in the latest edition of the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, and can be visually summarized by this gorgeous highlight reel of snapshots.
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By the numbers: This Reuters piece on the effort has some snapshots of the region's problems amid the boom, including... Drug charges in Midland, Texas, doubled between 2012 and 2016.
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These are just the first of many images the lander will send, though unlike Curiosity and the other rovers, it won't be traveling around taking snapshots of everything it sees.
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Born in Germany in 27, Ottinger has made narrative and documentary films since the 28s; her still images range from travel snapshots to mashups from her highly stylized cinematic worlds.
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Although the pair hasn't posted about their new romance on social media, they both shared behind-the-scenes snapshots to their respective Instagram accounts from their recent trips to Spain.
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For Voyager 1's anniversary—and Voyager 13's belated, it launched on August 20th—we've compiled their greatest snapshots from the final frontier:Saturn's C and B Rings on Display.
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And Nellee was a natural when it came to posing for the snapshots, rocking a costume made by Julie Whiteley that looked just like Brie Larson's in the new film.
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But as emo developed and grew to be more than just a common set of aesthetics, these defining snapshots served as the building blocks of diverging sounds within the genre.
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Some chose photos of family members that had been killed or left behind; others showed him snapshots of their old neighborhoods or family members that had safely arrived in Europe.
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And then there are slightly less glorious snapshots, including his ill-fated stint at Banana Republic, which came to a swift, ignoble end when he was falsely accused of shoplifting.
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The Wayback Machine is a digital archive of the World Wide Web that researchers and journalists rely on for its snapshots of defunct websites and previous iterations of extant ones.
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The recent documentary "The Hunting Ground," which included an interview with Kinsman, had a series of snapshots of college presidents, alongside allegations of sexual abuse by athletes on their campuses.
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Our apartment, all two bedrooms of it, is almost entirely wallpapered with snapshots of his dad, Justin, who died when Alex was 1, from a stage four malignant brain tumor.
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SNAPSHOTS The Supreme Court ruled on Friday that a warrant is generally required for police to obtain historical records of a person's cell-site records, a victory for privacy advocates.
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By the numbers: A few other snapshots of the global picture... Offshore wind investment grew by 14% to nearly $26 billion, while onshore wind grew slightly to around $101 billion.
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The image shows the icy heart of the perennially chilly Korolev crater, and is one of a few snapshots sent back from Mars' robot explorers to Earth this holiday season.
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With this photo also come a few wonderful snapshots of Blue Ivy — in one, Beyoncé sits on a pillow with her eyes closed, maybe meditating, while Blue Ivy looks on.
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Kotb stepped out during her own maternity leave on July 30 to attend Bush Hager's baby shower, where the friends and colleagues posed together for a number of snapshots together.
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In a blunt depiction of loss, there are bodies lying face down in dirt graves, caskets, and wooden crosses flip past, offset by sunsets, biblical statues, and nostalgic family snapshots.
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Caley O'Dwyer's illustrations over oil and acrylic paint show whimsical snapshots of city life, while Andre Miripolsky channels the laid-back spirit of Los Angeles with his grinning, angelic sharks.
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The real deal, though, entered the world late last month, when astronomers publicly released and put online all the individual snapshots, including auto-generated catalogs of some 800 million objects.
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Miley Cyrus, Kim Kardashian, Adriana Lima, and Chrissy Teigen have all posted no-makeup snapshots to their social media feeds — and encouraging girls everywhere that they're beautiful no matter what.
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The pro tennis player, 26, and Toronto FC soccer star are engaged, they both announced on Instagram Monday, sharing sweet post-proposal snapshots where Stephens' new sparkler was clearly visible.
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In coordinating Instagram posts — with Cuoco's featuring photos from their wedding day and Cook's full of hilarious snapshots of his wife — the pair reflected on the past year with gratitude.
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Back when Microsoft launched Office 2016, those releases were essentially snapshots ("carbon copies," Spataro called them) of the regularly updated Office 365 versions, which get monthly updates and feature releases.
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A second room houses the gallery's solo debut of Aneta Bartos, which features grainy blowups of Polaroids and snapshots of the lithe photographer with her elderly, Speedo-clad, bodybuilding father.
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Yahoo reports that in a series of Instagram snapshots, Simmons documented the drop-dead gorgeous look, letting fans know that it's actually part of the latest Kimora Lee Simmons collection.
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NASA's Mars Curiosity rover, which is the only mobile robot exploring the Martian surface right now after its precursor Opportunity died this year, has been taking some spectacular snapshots recently.
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It contains the introduction to a collection of Lucia Berlin stories, and some thoughts on Thomas Pynchon's early work, and a careful study of Dutch snapshots from photography's earliest days.
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The only child of Courteney Cox and ex David Arquette is all grown up in a pair of snapshots she shared to Instagram Thursday to celebrate her newest age milestone.
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The winning set of images includes snapshots of an interlocked army of ants, a stand-off between a surly fox and a shocked marmot, and a puma ambushing a guanaco.
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There are snapshots of Mr. Abaaoud in front of tourist sites in Athens, Judge Hendrickx said during the trial, and another photo of Mr. Abaaoud reclining in a large armchair.
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Along with family snapshots and photographs of Burnett palling around with celebrities and religious figures, there are a couple of videos he has taken of himself relaxing on the balcony.
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As part of this multimillion-dollar, three-year gig announced Tuesday, Granular will get access to daily images of the globe, and some of Planet's six-year archive of snapshots.
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Representing snapshots from a fictional nudist colony of his invention, his paintings examine the tourist resorts of Southeast Asia as pockets in post-colonial countries that reproduce colonial power structures.
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The kit includes a small wireless button that lets you take snapshots on the fly and your drive is recorded on a microSD and available for download via Wi-Fi.
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Most coffee farmers in Brazil are linked to cooperatives who provide them with daily snapshots of prices via messaging apps, allowing producers to quickly take advantage of spikes in prices.
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A self-confessed magpie with an eye for the most colorful garments, she shares bright snapshots of her own while admiring the eccentric style of fashion's favorite nonagenarian, Iris Apfel.
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The system does not currently pull data in real time, but Benzi has taken two digital snapshots to date—once, at peak-hype mid-August, and again in early September.
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As the chief official White House photographer for President Barack Obama, Pete Souza spent eight years capturing snapshots of some of the most intimate and important moments in Obama's tenure.
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By Wednesday, Mr. Netanyahu — barred under an anti-propaganda law from exploiting Israeli soldiers as campaign props — had circulated a video and snapshots showing him surrounded by American troops instead.
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Many of the photos in the book are snapshots — literally — the sort of crammed-into-the-frame group pictures you take of friends you might not see for a while.
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Snapshots from my skinnier past didn't show the way I would faint after working out; they didn't show my bruised skin or the way my hair fell out in clumps.
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The researchers argue, however, that this data that looks back over the last 22015 years can reveal something about a place that's not captured in snapshots of its conditions today.
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These are not, as one might assume, snapshots from a Canadian fashion week, but rather events that took place during the recent Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), which began Sept.
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Inside a dorm set aside for teenage girls, the walls were spare, dotted with snapshots of birthday parties and painted with inspirational maxims; the doors lock from inside and out.
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When the twin light streams strike the screen Mr. Ozkaya has placed in front of the openings, the two projected images (both inverted snapshots of the installation's interior) partly superimpose.
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The Bring It On star stepped out in April alongside Zion at the 11th annual Miami Beach Pride parade, where the duo rocked colorful attire while posing for various snapshots.
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It's more likely that I manufactured the memory when I was first show the snapshots, and over time, I've imbued it with the emotion I imagine I felt that day.
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The report compiles 5G snapshots of the three countries, with each providing an overview of the market's telecoms space and details on what is contributing to — or hindering — its development.
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A blogger's shaky snapshots from an exhibition opening reveal where a Lakshmi-Narayana statue stolen from a temple in Kathmandu in 1984 had ended up: the Dallas Museum of Art.
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Birdie's smiley snapshots have far outweighed the grumpier ones on Simpson's Instagram account since she and Johnson, a former NFL tight end, welcomed her into the family on March 19.
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The video essentially gives me a series of time-stamped snapshots of the drone as it moves, but I need to know the frame rate to calibrate the time scale.
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She shared various snapshots of her and Reynolds exploring the interactive museum, including a moment where Reynolds is smiling in front of a wall of life-sized ice-cream scoops.
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These sepia-toned snapshots of ancient life are formed from tree resin that once flowed over insects, plants, or other organisms, which then hardened into a transparent type of gemstone.
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The comedian's posts offer snapshots of his life such as working out in the gym or going for a run, and allow him to poke fun at his rivals' expense.
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In an audio clip from a May 1983 meeting at the Lyons home, for instance, we hear the wonderfully analog sound of Mr. Heath's Polaroid SX-70 churning out snapshots.
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Whenever I flip through new batch of his snapshots, there's never a lack of amazing facial expressions, kids being superheroes, old people being adorable, and the general chaos of NYC.
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To collect the requisite data, It took the astronomers 12 years of regular snapshots and a network of radio telescopes spread from the US Virgin Islands to New Mexico to Alaska.
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Potthast kept her Instagram followers up to date on her pregnancy following the big reveal, sharing a variety of snapshots featuring her baby bump and a video from an ultrasound appointment.
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While her usual rotation of pet photos and personal snapshots were fine, when she added an image of the rainbow flag, she was asked to remove it because a coworker complained.
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She shows off aged photographs: the old town hall where they used to dance, images from the 1949 blizzard that wiped out cattle and snapshots from the first old-timer rodeo.
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In the snapshots, she's worn a black, fitted T-shirt and stood beside a black chalkboard, on which she's compared her baby girl's growth to the size of fruits and vegetables.
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Kym Johnson Herjavec and husband Robert Herjavec marked their twins' first big age milestone on Tuesday, when the proud mom shared a gallery of snapshots from their birthday bash on Instagram.
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The snapshots appear to reveal the behind-the-scenes story of the character, proving that there is more going on behind someone's smile, as we learned with Hannah in season 1.
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Drew painfully accurate renderings of hand guns in mechanical pencil, decorating her lair with snapshots of executed female anarchists and horror movie posters to which she had added her own name.
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The researchers also analyzed trends in search rankings for the videos, using YouTube's API to obtain snapshots of how they were recommended to viewers at different points over the last decade.
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Some of these stories are snapshots, like those on Whoopi Goldberg at the time of her breakthrough stage act, "Spook Show," and Michelle Obama during her husband's first White House run.
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His adorable post contained photos of himself and Tana with their son in the hospital, plus a smattering of snapshots of his wife kissing and gazing adoringly at the new addition.
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The pages of Giada's Italy: My Recipes for La Dolce Vita are bursting with snapshots of the luminous chef in Rome making, plating, and chowing down on her favorite authentic dishes.
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The Heisman trophy winner went to Twitter Thursday morning claiming the reports of makin' money off the snapshots are totally false ... and he's just looking to give back to his fans.
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At first, her images were mere snapshots that were neither capturing the true story of what they were doing nor conveying what it truly felt like to be doing certain activities.
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The couple were all smiles in snapshots from Aspen holiday together with fans via Facebook and Instagram on Monday, and might we say they make 15 years of marriage seem aspirant.
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The tiny tot has been behind the lens for a few of her mother's snapshots, including one for her mother's sold-out Kimoji Cherry fragrance shared to Instagram on Monday morning.
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But it has been a while since she changed up her style, so we were thrilled when we stumbled upon a tweet with behind-the-scenes snapshots of her new 'do.
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In between posting pictures of his Pomeranian, Rourke's Instagram is full of snapshots of the work he's putting in at Wild Card Boxing in LA as well as his training partners.
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SEIS is so sensitive that it can detect vibrations on the scale of a hydrogen atom's diameter, and this precision will help it capture snapshots of Mars' insides through seismic waves.
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"Paradise Found," she wrote alongside the image, before sharing a sweet series of snapshots showing the couple spending time together — including one of Harbour giving her a kiss on the cheek.
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While Foy was mosquito hunting, Chilson Foy, a registered oncology nurse, was documenting her symptoms, taking snapshots of her rashes and getting her blood drawn and certified at a local laboratory.
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The husband and wife often share snapshots of their matrimonial bliss on Instagram (like this sexy bedroom shot, these gorgeous vacation pictures, and this cute Father's Day tribute with daughter Everly).
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In one of the black and white snapshots, VanCamp smiles as Bowman, 30, beams from ear to ear and they hold hands while leading a parade of people, including some musicians.
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All shot on film using a 35mm lens aimed no further than three feet from their furry subjects, Schwartz's images remind of intimate snapshots you'd come across in a family album.
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Sharing a series of snapshots presumably taken by Vanessa, Nick posed with his smiley oldest child while the latter wore a sports-themed backpack and a blue-and-khaki school uniform.
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If the Soviets wanted a monopoly over the propagation of the first lunar snapshots, why wouldn't they encrypt them, or release them as soon as they received word from Luna 9?
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Mixed in with the images of his blood, spit, and semen are snapshots of West's own bodily fluids, recreating a chemistry on glass plates that's usually only limited to the bedroom.
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In looking at these snapshots, two impulses bubble to the surface: the need to mourn a golden era gone by and the fierce desire to immortalize it in our own mythology.
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Gensler arranged the company's meeting rooms around an atrium so that, "when you looked up through the atrium space, it was like looking at little snapshots of various cities," Bottom says.
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