Multinationals are sniffing out how to shift production from China.
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He was still ready to fucking battle, sniffing out beats.
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Congregations are pretty good at sniffing out insincerity, she said.
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Basically, preschoolers need to become experts at sniffing out Fake News.
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Their doggedness at sniffing out free food had to be admired.
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All of these dogs are adept at sniffing out this delicacy.
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"They are very, very good at sniffing out explosives," Thune said.
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Sniffing out the looming recession, the stock market has gotten crushed.
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It's not easy sniffing out bombs, and old dogs need good homes.
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Military working dogs fulfill several important roles in operations, like sniffing out explosives.
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Strangest of all were the olfactory sensors, sniffing out ammonia in human urine.
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It's all about sniffing out where the best opportunities are for the business.
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Turns out, our brains are actually pretty smart at sniffing out badly delivered presence.
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Do we want intelligence services to actively collaborate with Facebook in sniffing out those campaigns?
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Daniel takes extra precaution by sniffing out an automatic rifle hidden with some annotated maps.
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The nose is a primal beast, sniffing out food or danger or an attractive mate.
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Linking with a devoted former manager, they sent his EP around the industry, sniffing out opinions.
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Anticipating a sealing of Greece's northern border, criminals in neighbouring Albania are sniffing out smuggling opportunities.
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You've probably seen bomb-sniffing dogs at the airport or heard about dogs sniffing out cancer.
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Wrangler turned out to be better suited to sniffing out trouble over being a guide dog.
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"Having little bits of poverty around is great for sniffing out them shallow bitches," wrote intensely_human.
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This adorable dog is saving lives and money by sniffing out dangerous superbugs at a Vancouver hospital.
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Forty German and Belgian shepherds join guards in safeguarding the plants, sniffing out any sign of trouble.
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Instead of sniffing out suspicious activity, Gavel now serves his country by welcoming guests and tour groups.
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By this point, people are pretty good at sniffing out bogus tax collection scams, the study found.
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"Markets are now sniffing out a rising stench," Edwards claimed in his latest research note, published Thursday.
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So the students try to win on service, sniffing out risks that the school might have overlooked.
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Trilobites Tobias is a Labrador retriever with one job: sniffing out invasive Argentine ants wherever they hide.
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That's why they spent more than 150 days in the Central Himalayas sniffing out snow leopard scat.
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In addition to sniffing out a special situation, Kiel employs a "balance-sheet-to-income-statement investing" approach.
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Quincy is particularly good at sniffing out the paper underneath snow, Godan told NBC 9 News in Boulder.
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Caught by surprise in 2011, the secret police are even more diligent in sniffing out and scotching dissent.
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The TGO will try to answer this question from orbit, by sniffing out the gases in Mars' atmosphere.
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It was the right that was suspicious, sniffing out Communists and scrutinizing public figures for signs of sedition.
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It even beat dogs in a controlled environment, sniffing out odors in lower concentrations than canines could detect.
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"It's the combination of sniffing out a downturn and then actually playing a role in causing the downturn."
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The dogs accompanied combat teams in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2014, sniffing out roadside bombs and saving lives.
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And we become detectives, sniffing out even the slightest suggestion of schoolhouse bias before it does irreparable harm.
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Once she's sworn in, she'll go to work sniffing out potential explosives and making sure city buildings are safe.
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With no prior experience in real estate, Carson figured he could add value for others by sniffing out deals.
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In December 2017, its main scientific mission, of sniffing out traces gases like methane in Mars' atmosphere, will begin.
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Software is better at pattern recognition and sniffing out relationships between stocks that can be used to generate outperformance.
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A great way to keep your pup from sniffing out their food is to use air tight food containers.
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But not every physician's nose is a precision instrument, and dogs, while adept at sniffing out cancer, get distracted.
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As a thank you for saving her life, Kailey returned the favor, sniffing out a gas leak in Chandler's home.
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Second stop: Peña goes back to Serrano, the general who's as obsessed with sniffing out cartel godfathers as Peña is.
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She teamed up with Harvard's Pieter Cohen, who's spent his career sniffing out hidden, illegal, and risky ingredients in supplements.
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Gundlach argued that the bond market may be "sniffing out a pivot to fiscal stimulus," which would change the game.
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He presents economists as detectives, sniffing out abuse of market power and identifying trade-offs where populists make empty promises.
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But they didn't stop to think whether these 390 genes actually mattered when it came to actually sniffing out odors.
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Behold the sleek skin, cool but not damp, and the clever darting tongue, sniffing out the contours of the world.
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Ford already has an entire department in China charged with sniffing out scents that might offend the sensibilities of Chinese motorists.
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Ruger now works in a national park in Zambia where animals are being poached, sniffing out elephant ivory and rhino horns.
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Short-sellers can play a useful role in sniffing out companies whose accounts are dodgy—this happened with Enron, for example.
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Max Warburton of Bernstein, an equity-research firm, likens the group to a "hustler" for its skills in sniffing out opportunities.
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The bottom line is that the stock market isn't perfect, but it's pretty good at sniffing out real businesses and opportunities.
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He has been dogged in sniffing out wrong conduct, for example at Valeant, a drugs firm that has run into trouble.
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With them are four dogs adept at sniffing out human remains — even decades-old remains that may be several feet underground.
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And throughout the film, she cocks her head and neck as if she's a Komodo dragon sniffing out a bleeding deer.
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Basically, preschoolers need to become experts at sniffing out Fake News, which abounds in imagery everywhere from Instagram to the school yearbook.
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Sometimes pesky house flies encounter the fungus, called Entomophthora muscae, as they go about their day, sniffing out food and seeking mates.
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He said the bond market is sniffing out fiscal stimulus, which means there could be an unfriendly environment for credit investors ahead.
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This is in advance of the orbiter's main job: sniffing out and cataloguing trace gases like methane, a possible indication of life.
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But this is why investors should watch for any signs that the corporate-credit market is sniffing out leaner times to come.
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But Katya has a knack for sniffing out desperate gentleman callers, though that's not the only thing she can smell with ease.
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Every time it appears he can't get more awful, he finds a new avenue, like a ground mole sniffing out a beetle.
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It appears that investors are already sniffing out this recession risk by fleeing the stocks most directly exposed to the US economy.
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SAMANTHA BEE Host, "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee" I feel like in the entertainment industry, we're sniffing out our predators like truffles.
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Face half hidden beneath a black turtleneck, L crouches on chairs like an anime arachnid, sucking up candies and sniffing out clues.
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As word of those conversations spread, the President, sniffing out a potential backlash from his base, accused reporters of misrepresenting his position.
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"The next bear will be a more traditional one that likely comes from the market sniffing out a coming recession," she explains.
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Journalists who start startups are good at two things, The Wirecutter founder Brian Lam says: Sniffing out bullshit and telling their own stories.
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As Loeb and Kreidberg discuss in their paper, the key to sniffing out Proxima b's atmosphere lies in the planet's infrared heat signature.
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This kind of move could come off like the type of corporate-grade social media desperation Reddit users pride themselves on sniffing out.
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Utilities and regulators should be "looking for trouble before it happens," upgrading infrastructure and sniffing out leaks before they become disasters, Conley said.
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He felt the need to attack early and often, sniffing out ostensible holes in the Warriors' armor with shots that were rushed and forced.
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Thanks to their keen noses, most of these lucky dogs had no trouble sniffing out their treat-filled eggs and baskets overflowing with toys.
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As for Falk, he's too busy sniffing out clues and being haunted by terrible, puzzling flashbacks to have much mental space for anything else.
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There's no end to what dogs can do: saving humans from harm, sniffing out fires or alerting us to high blood sugar levels, for starters.
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The dogs are trained for many things, including sniffing out improvised explosive devices (IEDs), snipers in trees, or enemies hiding behind bushes before an ambush.
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This mother's day, three pups are putting their noses to the test and are sniffing out who is the Best Dog Mom in the country.
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Do we want an algorithm sniffing out activity that looks like an influence campaign, with all the inevitable false positives such a system would bring?
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Lulu was adopted by her handler & now enjoys her days playing w his kids & a new friend, & sniffing out rabbits & squirrels in the backyard. pic.twitter.
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The goal of the program, frequently called "Operation Choke Point," has been to hold banks accountable while sniffing out law breakers, according to the department.
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By night, he goes on the prowl for his own business, Ratingdog, sniffing out data that could bring clarity to China's notoriously opaque bond market.
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Some traders have been ringing the bell for the bottom of the commodities collapse, just as markets are sniffing out the earliest signs of inflation.
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But Military Working Dogs (MWDs) perform the very serious duties of sniffing out explosives and drugs, and acting as patrols and sentries on military bases.
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There's a fine line between trying to appeal and sucking up, and there is no demographic more adept at sniffing out the difference than teens.
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At the very least, this latest research provides an important proof-of-principle showing that dogs might be useful for sniffing out malaria in some settings.
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Rather than weigh the facts anew, the Supreme Court has given itself the task only of sniffing out a "clear error" in the lower court's ruling.
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Scientists say that dogs' uncanny sense of smell — which makes them excellent in sniffing out bombs and narcotics — can be applied to detecting diseases, like cancer.
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Seeking patronage, smaller, allied parties are drifting towards the orbit of the prime minister, Narendra Modi, and his BJP, which is actively sniffing out potential defectors.
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Sensible news consumers are, instead, going to have fix the problem for themselves by becoming more media literate, checking more news sources, and sniffing out nonsense.
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The series can show that Julian has an instinct for sniffing out good stories even as it acknowledges that he enjoys the feeling of being lauded.
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In fact, for 13 years, Hilligoss spent the majority of his time building teams for technology companies with unicorn aspirations — not sniffing out real-estate deals.
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Jim Chanos, the legendary short seller and founder of Kynikos Associates, made a name for himself by sniffing out companies engaged in fraudulent activities and malpractice.
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These devices can follow environmental signals, such as temperature, salinity or the optical properties of plankton, just like a hound sniffing out an escaped convict's trail.
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I'm no professional doggy detective (if I was my agency would be called In Cold Bloodhound), but I do have a nose for sniffing out the truth.
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Of course there's going to be some noise in amongst the good stuff—this is Twitter after all—but you'll soon get better at sniffing out opportunities.
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Village Global's opportunity lies in keeping its ear to the street and sniffing out high potential founders and startups before more established funds and angel investors do.
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Then later next year, it will start sniffing out molecules in the Martian atmosphere, which may indicate if there are traces of life on the surface below.
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She now enjoys her days playing with his kids, sniffing out rabbits and squirrels in the backyard, and eating meals and snacks out of a dog dish.
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I know people are interested in sharks sniffing out our bodily fluids so they can find us and bite us, but that's just not how it works.
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Even though the American economy is strong, Wilson argued that the market is sniffing out a sharp deceleration in economic growth and a decline in corporate profits.
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Government hacking Beginning on February 6003, Japanese officials will start probing 200 million IP addresses linked to the country, sniffing out devices with poor or little security.
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It all comes down to the notion of value creation and value distribution — and Kilbride has a nose for sniffing out the firms that do it best.
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Now she's sniffing out explosives Hynes was delighted when his previous partner and personal dog, who both live with him, seemed to get along with Karma at home.
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At a January summit with representatives from Silicon Valley's leading companies, Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson implored the assembled executives to devise better methods for sniffing out extremists.
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This demo from Danish IT pro Keld Normal uses a $7 USB device to snoop in on cell signals, essentially sniffing out any cellphones connected to a tower nearby.
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Well, while there are certainly a few less than stellar opponents on Minakov's record, he's done a remarkable job of sniffing out the best opposition available outside the UFC.
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"The move in tech, it almost feels like they're sniffing out something is coming" on the U.S.-China trade front, said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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In experiments, humans are on par with dogs and rabbits when it comes to detecting the scent of bananas; we're more sensitive than mice in sniffing out human blood.
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" Gundlach has been warning investors to avoid Treasuries this year because bonds have been "sniffing out a new bond-market unfriendly environment, which likely includes a fiscal-policy pivot.
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Airport security beagles are focusing on sniffing out pork products as African swine fever continues to spread, with fears that it might reach the U.S., the Washington Post reports.
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Now, scientists have tailored an old-school chemistry technique to analyze those amino acid patterns, creating a tool for sniffing out alien biosignatures in just a few grams of seawater.
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NASA's Cassini probe, which has been exploring the Saturn system for 13 years, found hints of the molecule when sniffing out the moon's atmosphere, but its measurements haven't been conclusive.
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With the TGO successfully in orbit, the two space agencies now have a way of hunting for possible signs of life by sniffing out gases in the planet's thin atmosphere.
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BARRY NELSONJupiter, Florida It was interesting to read about how scientists are working on a diagnostic device based on the odour associated with Parkinson's disease ("Sniffing out Parkinson's", March 30th).
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How to spot fake products on AmazonThe first step in sniffing out a counterfeit product is to look at what the seller says about the product and the images posted.
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On why you should open every doorI want to encourage people to keep sniffing out snakes and ladders, not just to open the doors that are immediately presented to them.
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Over an 11-week program — and monthly sessions thereafter — the dogs are taught to assist officers in sniffing out suspects and taking down attackers or intruders, often violently, for arrests.
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After being nominated by President Barack Obama in 2009, Bharara quickly carved out a reputation for sniffing out huge, intricate financial frauds, often at hedge funds or giant Wall Street firms.
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Noyes' earlier, unpublished research has found that computers are slightly better than humans at sniffing out disguised faces, but they're not as accurate as people who already know the disguised person.
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And men's magazines have proven pretty adept at sniffing out the shifts in culture, both trivial and seismic, over the decades — which is one reason they have been around for decades.
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Over the years investors including Jim Chanos' Kynikos Associates, Carson Block's Muddy Waters Research, Sahm Adrangi's Kerrisdale Capital, and Left himself have made money by sniffing out irregularities at Chinese companies.
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In any case, Lulu soon had a new home: She was adopted by her handler and now spends her unemployment "sniffing out rabbits" and hanging out with another dog named Harry.
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Deputy Inspector Joseph Gulotta, the commander of the 67th Precinct, told colleagues that Officer Veve, Shield No. 30734, was among his best officers — endowed with good instincts for sniffing out crime.
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Dr. Church said that by the time he reached Peter Hannam, a top environmental journalist with The Sydney Morning Herald, Mr. Hannam was already sniffing out the story of the cutbacks.
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They still live in a large nest in the Legal department, however, and they help Wordplay out by sniffing out off-color comments and eating the surplus black-and-white squares.
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"She now enjoys her days playing with his kids, sniffing out rabbits and squirrels in the backyard, and eating meals and snacks out of a dog dish," continues the post. See?
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Astronomers hope such telescopes can take raw exoplanet discoveries a step further by picking up light from their atmospheres — and potentially "sniffing" out biosignatures that may indicate the presence of alien life.
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But Ms. Nottaway, dressed in traditional deerskin mukluks and holding her gun, was undeterred as she examined paw tracks and urine in the snow, sniffing out whether a deer was lurking nearby.
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The explanation a doctor needs from a machine isn't the same as the one a fighter pilot might need or the one an N.S.A. analyst sniffing out a financial fraud might need.
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Australia and the UK have been pushing to put in place formal laws to force apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal to hand over user data, in hopes of sniffing out illegal content.
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An alien environment isn't necessarily a physical place; it's an unfamiliar situation (Arya, no longer sniffing out traitors), an important task (Cersei trying to play nice with others), or a new threat (White!
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Training goes a long way, but dogs are genetically better than other animals at sniffing out specific scents, said Dave Pappalardo, owner of K9 Unlimited, which trains dogs for law enforcement and civilians.
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K.C.'s DBs were much more disciplined than Houston's were last week in matchup zones, sniffing out Frank Reich's early-down shot plays off play-action and preventing Andrew Luck from firing deep.
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Two recent evenings spent sniffing out leads and following the scent from one spot to the next turned up no fewer than nine establishments with at least a winking attitude toward canine patrons.
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Germany has also faced a string of recent scandals involving far-right sympathizers in the army and police, and a new office will be dedicated to sniffing out extremists in the public sector.
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"The market is smart and it's sniffing out through the end of the year the tariff impact is likely to be small on economic growth and it's small on corporate profits," he added.
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Or maybe her story just sounds familiar to any American who has experienced workplace ennui: She underwent rigorous training for a daily grind job and decided that sniffing out bombs was not her calling.
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With a cheap business card and an equally cheap jacket and tie, he smilingly ambles it into the shamus role, knocking on doors and sniffing out leads among all the yammer and serviceable visuals.
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He and a lifelong friend, Dr. Robert Rubin, a professor of psychiatry at the University of California, Los Angeles, dissected psychiatric studies as they appeared, flagging sloppy work and sniffing out conflicts of interest.
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But San Francisco police officers provided a dystopian exception to the rule last Friday when they barged through Bryan Carmody's front door and confiscated his electronics in the hope of sniffing out an anonymous source.
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Snoop Dogg was all set to perform in Bulgaria to raise cash for kids in war zones -- at least that's what the charity org thought before sniffing out what it believes was a $360,000 scam.
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Originally developed by the military to sniff out toxins and pathogens in the air, BILI, which would be attached to a Mars rover, relies on sniffing out elements in dust plumes coming from the planet.
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Maggie's supervisor informs her that his staff is now expected not only to teach but to function as something between a trained psychologist and the thought police, sniffing out evidence before there is any crime.
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Matylda Krzykowski, the Polish-born designer, curator and co-founder of the contemporary-design space Depot Basel, in Switzerland, will lend her knack for sniffing out talent to Chamber, the Chelsea gallery and boutique, next month.
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It was so hot the day a photographer and I visited that one of the agents' dogs kept making a beeline for water when he was supposed to be sniffing out concealed humans and trafficked drugs.
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Your brain is desperate for a fix, sniffing out pheromones and thinking, as Elle Woods might put it—sex gives you endorphins and endorphins make you happy and happy people don't shoot heroin, they just don't.
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This is no glorified game of fetch, either—dogs' heightened sense of smell makes them ideal for sniffing out precious fungi and last year, the largest truffle ever seen at auction was discovered by a dog.
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She is now enjoying her days, eating her meals out of a dog dish instead of having to earn her rewards, romping with her handler's children and sniffing out rabbits and squirrels while playing in the backyard.
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As a bonus prize, the NOAA will award an additional $1 million to the team that's most capable of "sniffing" out a specified object in the ocean by tracing a biological and chemical signal to its source.
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The IRS is obligated to use a neutral basis for sniffing out tax cheats, while Facebook is a lightly regulated Internet company that has the right to be a Democratic Party propaganda machine if it wants to.
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This is so often how we present heterosexuality: men as sexual bloodhounds always sniffing out another lay (no matter how old they are, no matter whether they're in their place of employment), women as objects of desire.
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The exercise showed that TESS is able to gather crisp, stable images over an extended period of time and along a broad region of space—a necessary skill set for sniffing out exoplanets in orbit around nearby stars.
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The larger goal of the two-part ExoMars mission is to help gather data on whether Mars ever hosted life by sniffing out the Martian atmosphere for methane or other gases that could indicate life on the planet.
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Sam's busy sniffing out white collar financial crime, and her investigation has led to questions about Naomi's boyfriend, another power player on Wall St. The second Naomi perceives an ulterior motive, the tension between the two becomes palpable.
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It seems possible that some of these verified users, which include many members of the media would be really good at sniffing out hoaxes, and their reports would make for a powerful signal in identifying the worst offenders.
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As I continued to probe her about her religious beliefs, it became apparent that Ayesha, the woman seated across from me, was a fairly secular Muslim and not the extremist threat I was meant to be sniffing out.
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Among the challenges for the dogs were sniffing out and fetching a dumbbell their handlers had touched from a pile of otherwise identical dumbbells and sitting in a group while their handlers circled the ring twice without them.
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Imagine her surprise when, months later, Victoria the hound returned the favor, putting her keen nose to use and sniffing out skin cancer that Lauren had assumed was a pimple or a clogged pore on her right nostril.
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Still, the challenge to be "distinctly Chinese" can be difficult to overcome in China, where audiences, especially film audiences, have become adept at sniffing out imported cultural products that plop in so-called "Chinese elements" with little sensitivity.
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It works to punctuate the moment when girls' growth spurts send them towering over boys, and it dramatizes Maya and Anna's outsider status at an age when kids seem capable of sniffing out difference on a cellular level.
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A few weeks ago, Lulu the black Lab was tapped for the CIA's 2017 K9 unit, tasked with the valiant, but sometimes depressing job of sniffing out explosives in airports, brutalist government buildings, and other dangerous, grim locales.
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African Giant Pouched Rats trained by the Belgian non governmental organization APOPO are widely known for their work sniffing out landmines, and are now developing a reputation in East Africa for their skill and speed at detecting TB too.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An expected global shortage of copper in years to come has thrown a spotlight on the value of mines that produce the metal, with scouts from private equity firms, trading houses and miners sniffing out potential targets.
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One of Bedoya's best traits is his ability to pick up runners in the defensive third, sniffing out chances before they materialize, yet it's very difficult to track this statistically, since, by definition, it prevents trackable events from occurring.
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But what's especially interesting is that it invites all of us to help train the AI so that, over time, it'll get better and better at sniffing out the sorts of privacy issues that would worry real humans beings.
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The ExoMars mission as a whole is tasked with figuring out whether Mars currently plays host to life or did in the past by sniffing out the planet's thin atmosphere for trace gasses that could indicate biological or geological signatures.
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A yellow Labrador puppy abandoned at an animal shelter in Austin, Texas, was scheduled to be put down late last year when staff members noticed something about him that gave him a second chance: an excellent nose for sniffing out trouble.
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Though German shepherds can assist in tracking in their capacity as K9 units, bloodhounds are used by police agencies to pick up where shepherds leave off, since the latter breed are more effective at sniffing out suspects or missing persons.
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Had it been coming to us from any other director (say, a female director!), I would have let my hype go completely unchecked, as opposed to the cautious sniffing out I found myself doing around every new interview and review.
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After faithfully dedicating six years of his life to sniffing out explosive devices and protecting our troops in South Korea, the German Shepherd is enjoying a well-deserved break, and he started his R&R time with an emotional reunion.
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As top teams receive a second window to focus on fewer roster spots, they can bore down on prospects who fit their positional needs, giving themselves a shot at sniffing out diamonds in the rough they otherwise would have missed.
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Whether you're an adventurer whose idea of a fun afternoon is one spent clicking around an interactive map sniffing out the best deal, or you simply want the most economical flight to Atlanta for your cousin's wedding, it's hard to beat Google Flights.
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But while good dogs the world over are sniffing out bombs and drugs, it turns out some naughty little dogs at Manchester Airport in England can't be bothered with that crap, and are turning out sausage and cheese from travelers' bags instead.
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I guess it was early on in his career and I was working for British Vogue, and I was told by Joan Burstein from the shop Browns in London, who was — is — a genius at sniffing out new designers and brilliant people.
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And if Cohen was able to get the former vice president to sit down on screen, odds are pretty good that he was able to cross paths with the president himself again—no matter how good Trump thinks he is at sniffing out scams.
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"Dogs don't so much see the world as they do smell it, " the article in Gizmodo notes, and they are capable of detecting chemical traces so minute, they might be compared to sniffing out a teaspoon of sugar in two Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Whether or not Mr Hannity's appeal caught Mr Trump's eye, Mr Bharara's reputation as an equal-opportunity prosecutor—sniffing out corruption and pursuing it no matter where it may be or who might be engaging in it—may have begun to worry the new president.
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"If it's just an insurance cut, if it's just a one and done, then there's nothing but downside for the markets, because the markets are sniffing out problems that I don't think exist," said Zidle, whose firm has about $512 billion in assets under management.
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Except for steel plants (which have returned to profit thanks to a resurgence in metals prices), investors sniffing out bargains are offering to buy bankrupt firms for less than half the face value of their outstanding loans, says Ashish Gupta of Credit Suisse, another bank.
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Everything about Ocean's life and work — the nuance and serenity with which he explored his sexuality, his elliptical writing, his minimal online presence — places him at a remove from the plebes who spend their nights sniffing out memes and refreshing their Apple Music windows.
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A pilot program that trains pups to help officers with PTSD and disabilities could be a model for other first responder teams Police dogs have been around for more than a century, sniffing out criminals, detecting explosives, searching for victims and guarding officers and property.
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Your heart may be set on a new (to you) laptop, but your brain is better at sniffing out scams, won't get sucked into auction fever, and it's what you should listen to when you find yourself thinking, that's almost too good to be true.
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"Our beagles sniffing out these snails highlights how valuable our canine members are to protecting the U.S." The snails were turned over to the USDA for evaluation, and the traveler was not penalized, but was warned about properly declaring pests and agriculture, according to the release.
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If Swift's team is so well-known for sniffing out the slightest copyright infringement, why ignore a mash-up of her 2014 Harry Styles-centered track "Style" and the 2015 One Direction song "Perfect," combined to show the later song's damning structural similarity to the first?
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Mr Frum describes the president in near-animal terms, as sniffing out his opponents' weaknesses—"low energy", "little", "crooked"—in the same way that he instinctively sensed the weak point in modern politics: "that Americans resent each other's differences more than they cherish their shared democracy".
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The two work together daily at the baggage claim area at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and have been responsible for sniffing out some of the airport's biggest finds – smuggled fruit and meat that carry potentially devastating diseases and plants that can carry dangerous pests.
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In his remarks, Mr. Menendez cited the exploits of Sergeant Stubby, a bull terrier from World War I credited with saving lives by sniffing out poison gas, and Cairo, a Kevlar-wearing Belgian Malinois who was deployed with the elite team that killed Osama bin Laden.
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The menu he left on the table was of the sort favored by corporate chains, bound in plastic, but the aromas wafting from the rear kitchen indicated some personal cooking was in store — a useful tip, by the way, for sniffing out good restaurants in unfamiliar environs anywhere.
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That process will start with safety Tyrann Mathieu, a free agent addition over the off-season who is one of the most uniquely gifted players in the game in terms of sniffing out run or pass and being able to thrive no matter which way things play out.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Stephane Corvaja, ESA / Manuel Pedoussaut, ZetapressThe timelapse shows us the preparations leading up to the March 14th launch, including the integration of a prototype landing module with the mission's flagship Trace Gas Orbiter, which'll spend the next few years sniffing out methane in Mars' atmosphere.
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Turns out, while sniffing out the latest fragrance from Vera Wang, which is dubbed Princess Of Hearts — an addendum to the brand's OG scent, Princess — she noticed that the section between the heart-shaped bottle and the crown cap is, in fact, a secret (not to mention bedazzled) silver ring.
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A multinational consortium of breeds—Belgian Malinois, German shepherds, English springer spaniels and German shorthaired pointers—along with the tireless work ethic that Powell brings to training newly recruited handlers, is having a positive impact on the African poaching wars, tirelessly sniffing out one instance of wildlife crime after another.
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The foundation – formed by the Microsoft founder and his wife in 2000 - has focused much effort in finding a cure for malaria and is now funding the ground-breaking research with a $100,000 grant looking at how the animals' sharp sense of smell could save thousands by sniffing out the disease early on.
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The apps (and site) feature numerous ways to keep track of deals and find bargains in categories of interest: if there's something specific you're after then you can keep an eye on it, and the app even lets you follow other people if you know someone who's particular adept at sniffing out bargains.Outgrow.
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He also noted that Reddit is fundamentally less susceptible to this kind of thing, at least in certain ways: Reddit itself is more resilient than other places online because our community is generally pretty good at sniffing out bullshit, and structure of our site means any one viewpoint isn't seen and accepted by everyone.
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With digital outlets like Fox Sports ditching their entire writing/reporting apparatus in favor of videos of men talking loudly, it's reasonable to worry that news like this—simple, meat-and-potatoes breaking news stuff—would become harder to find; sniffing out stuff like this is what all those boots on the street do best, after all.
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He has a gift for sniffing out where true power lies, and his doggedness brings him to bathroom meetings among N.F.L. owners and sideline chats with the league's commissioner, Roger Goodell, whose primary duty, it often seems, is to shield the N.F.L. from an endless string of controversies surrounding the sport's violence, on and off the field.
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To behold a dark horse in the Olympics is always a treat, if only because the world is generally very good at sniffing out its world-class athletes, and because sports media is good at making sure we know everything about them; most of what we're sold as underdogs are simply true-blue purebreds we haven't met yet.
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Facebook Has Better Uses for Its Cash Than Stock Buybacks Shira Ovide wishes Facebook wasn't planning to spend $9 billion buying up its own stock: If I were making a short list, I would put on it hiring more moderators to do the terrible, laborious work of actively sniffing out hoaxes, election-related tampering and calls to violence on Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and other Facebook-owned hangouts.
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The playful nature of her music, on a surface level, might appear as if it's just freaky music for the club, but actually, party tracks like hers are bristling with genuine political power, particularly during a climate ruled by those hell-bent on sucking the fun out of everything, sniffing out then neutralising any scent of rebellion or anarchy and turning the volume down on certain communities.
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You can prove literally anything with pop science, but it's true that we like to think of animals as almost supernaturally attuned to sniffing out people you would never want to have a drink with, barking their little tails off at anyone with so much as a whiff of dickheadedness about them, and if you're OK by the dog, then you're probably OK. I mean this in the nicest way: shut up.
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