When you ask each sub-algorithm to identify the numbers it has seen the most, copy one will spit out 12, copy two will spit out 34, and so on.
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That dude spit out that dialogue word for word, perfect.
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I almost spit out my coffee during the first episode.
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Here's something that might make you spit out your tea.
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Those sounds generate vibrations that essentially spit out the water.
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The evolutionary algorithms spit out a wide range of forms.
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That machine spit out pedestrian stuff, like cola and seltzer.
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My friend actually spit out a huge bite into her napkin.
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More Scandal I'm sorry I made you spit out your coffee.
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They could spit out why they loved the brand right away.
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"I literally spit out the juice I was drinking," he says.
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The table SurveyMonkey spit out for the past month is fascinating.
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Maybe those printers could spit out the needles or forceps, too.
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" It did, however, spit out some code for "Java for loop.
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The numbers they spit out influence a driver's conviction and punishment.
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It seems rude to spit out tripe in a tripe shop.
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Punch in your address and it'll spit out a custom estimate.
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A teenage boy, dancing on his brow, spit out an expletive.
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They then made the quantum computer spit out millions of numbers.
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Quantum computers also spit out a final result of ones and zeroes.
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He had not, Strang learned, but the database did spit out a
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Depending on how it's programmed, the machine could just spit out cash.
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They'll stare down active regions that might soon spit out solar flares.
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Your next iPhone may be able to spit out water using sound.
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He spit out his own tooth in the middle of the game.
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It'll spit out a link that you can send to your friends.
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JR: And they spit out cash when they're working as they should.
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The machine spit out inch-wide ribbons of paper printed with the trades.
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And usually, atoms spit out their light pretty quickly after they've been excited.
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DeepWarp will spit out an mp4 file of the resulting googly-eyed person.
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He'd bring them to term, then spit out a host of tiny progeny.
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When Ivy spit out a bite, Quenzer scooped it up and replaced it.
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Second, the system doesn't just spit out a single answer for each diagnosis.
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She immediately spit out the name of the whip she's clearly been eyeing.
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AB3D turns electronic waste into affordable 3D printers that spit out artificial limbs.
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Every swipe spit out the credit card number, with no extra setup required.
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The downside of randomness is equally obvious: It might spit out something terrible.
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Cash machines in Caracas spit out crisp new bills with consecutive serial numbers.
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Then my leg spit out the superglue that I had pumped in it.
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After all, the Keys spit out fresh fish like Minnesota manufactures snow banks.
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For the quarter, that equation spit out a thin surplus of $143 million.
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Spit out the excess foam and use lukewarm water to rinse the mouthguard.
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Nothing, though, topped the sarcasm spit out by Hill after the second round.
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It was the equivalent to if an ATM spit out too much money.
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It took Mr. Sondland a few attempts to spit out the obvious answer.
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And while some say the darnedest things, many kids just spit out banalities.
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She would order him to open his mouth and spit out the button.
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First, the launcher just wouldn't load and instead spit out "bad gateway" errors.
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Forget Growing Weed—Make Yeast Spit Out CBD and THC InsteadAs science continues to unravel the mysteries of cannabis, researchers in the lab have developed a workaround to the problem of procuring plant material: make yeast spit out cannabinoids instead.
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Our econometric models spit out something like 21 times earnings at these interest rates.
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It's okay if you just spit out 3 cents worth of your $4 latte.
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And that there's just pieces of it that I spit out on my floor.
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Here's the thing: Even good models and good theories spit out wrong predictions sometimes.
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At Barnaby's workstation, software spit out digits and colorful graphs -- a data-geek's dream.
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That times her cheek bones were so perfect we spit out our coffee 14.
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They all enjoy peanuts (they prefer unsalted varieties), and spit out the husk afterward.
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Miles once said that he would spit out rice on his way to school.
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I didn't spit out rice myself, but I also really worked on my embouchure.
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Spit out excess soap that is chemically designed to taste like food, but isn't.
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Suddenly, the slot machine played a song and spit out a ton of coins.
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Bee spit out these attacks rapid-fire, even pausing afterward to catch her breath.
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Just minutes after takeoff, the right engine began to overheat and spit out flames.
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Everything had to be fed into the grinder and spit out. Yup. Processed. Processed.
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Then, he spit out a living frog, because David Blaine loves a grand finale.
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Again, sort of the perception of Gawker was everyone gets burnt out, spit out.
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You guys are put through hell sometimes, and really get chewed up and spit out.
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So it might spit out 120 frames per second when your monitor only handles 43.
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These mutations allow the bacteria to essentially spit out a drug before it kills them.
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They might spit out the same few recommendations to each guest that approaches their desk.
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But Venmo's most recent limits still allowed Salmon to spit out 40 transactions per minute.
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The computer scanned my face, processed for a minute, then spit out the result: 27.
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An "algorithmically suggested shortlist" spit out 1,452 images, and from there, they manually selected 80.
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Eminem, doubling down, decided to really spit out the closing "bitch, I wrote 'Stan'" lyric.
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A 39-year-old man spit out his drink out after noticing a chemical taste.
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After exhausting this "decision tree" of possible variables, the computer will spit out a decision.
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Throw in the phonograph, and the moon-like vista may spit out a shiny badge.
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There are multiple cable news channels that spit out nothing but election content 24/7.
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It feels like a Terminator movie spit out by a machine designed to make Terminator movies.
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Instead, she stood limp and lifeless, unsuccessfully trying to spit out what really happened between sobs.
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But here's where things got hairy: This model also spit out worrisome results for the future.
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Pre-order it here from Los Angeles label Wink and Spit, out officially on February 19.
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Yes, you might have to spit out water occasionally, but this just comes with the territory.
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It would be easy to spit out the words "white people" and be done with it.
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And I saw the empty bullet casings spit out by the guns fired by their killers.
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Phytoplankton soak up CO2 and spit out oxygen, helping keep the planet a pleasant human habitat.
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We've seen Gordon Ramsay spit out his food on television more times than we can count.
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Between them they spit out a tweet every two minutes, which can reach millions of followers.
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Good Calculators, a "collection of really good online calculators," refused to spit out an answer. Calculator.
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The machine, after investigating far more material, spit out what, in its view, were related analogies.
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Our job as children, teenagers, and young adults was to consume education and spit out degrees.
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Biden also struggled in several answers to spit out the right words at the right time.
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I made rice with it and it didn't spit out much water, like some reviews said.
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But there is no DNA "printer" that can perfectly spit out that many in a stable chain.
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Shonda has weighed in, she just tweeted, and she said we made her spit out her coffee.
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Matthew immediately spit out the foul-tasting liquid, assuming that it had simply gone bad, Sini said.
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Once all the data has been taken, it's fed into the algorithms, which spit out a result.
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Hutton stopped Oshie's wrister from the right wing, but the rebound spit out to the left wing.
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At that point, it was clear Larsen C was gearing up to spit out a giant iceberg.
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The system will spit out a particular string—or sample—with some probability determined by your circuit.
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Also, unwinding large holdings of mutual funds that spit out taxable distributions can take years, he said.
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And neither is easy to work for, based on the many executives both firms have spit out.
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"If you verbally spit out what's on the screen, then it's not going to work," he said.
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Locals swear that they have encountered ATMs that purport to spit out money while spitting out nothing.
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"Lumiere put garbage into the process, and garbage got spit out right back to investors," Naftalis said.
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This song feels like it was created in the same corporate boardroom that spit out Mayer Hawthorne.
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Star systems like our own solar system would be more likely to spit out comets than asteroids.
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The newly repaired printer spit out the backlog of transaction records, including many that immediately looked suspicious.
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And these false amplifiers do more than just spit out posts: They also interact with real users.
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The bubble occurs from stellar winds coming into contact with outer hydrogen layers spit out by the star.
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Did you kind of feel like you've been chewed up and spit out by the pop culture machinery?
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McDonald's account sent out a shocking rogue Trump tweet It will make you spit out your Big Mac.
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They accept a large training set of data, then spit out something based on the data they receive.
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Granted, she's been psychologically eaten up and spit out by Spacer's Choice and its desire for profit margins.
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There's no doubt that the field of soft robotics continues to spit out bizarre and potentially useful creations.
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Armalite's gun could fire individual rounds or spit out more than 12 rounds per second on fully automatic.
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On a smaller scale, they spit out drabbles, text posts, GIF sets, headcanons, and so many more tidbits.
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The mineral is also added to toothpaste, which most people spit out after use but children often swallow.
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Shane had the network spit out names during checkpoints as it was learning, at varying levels of creativity.
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The algorithm used to spit out tweets is trained on a few hours of debates and victory speeches.
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The fatty oil supposedly attracts those microorganisms to it, which you can then spit out all at once.
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Ozone is created more readily at such elevation, and engines work less efficiently and spit out more pollutants.
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They smile at you with bright blood red teeth, and spit out red juice that stains the streets.
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For tech founders and investors, it doesn't matter which ATM you go to — they all spit out money.
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Throughout the show, you can hear the buzz of ships and the Falcon will spit out engine exhaust.
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Zink printers are slower than Instax to spit out your images, but they're done the minute they emerge.
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" Inserted into Google Translate, any of these communications could be spit out to read: "Who needs Cynthia Nixon?
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But these glistening gems are just ice chunks, spit out by the river and tumbled by ocean waves.
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They took the "sparse and noisy data" that the telescopes spit out and tried to make an image.
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She also attracted attention for her spittoon, a vessel that male legislators used to spit out chewing tobacco.
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A crocodile might spit out its lunch if you tickle its back, something that's really not recommended IRL.
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Once the machines spit out the cash, the mules gathered it up and moved on to the next machine.
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My first and only diversion from my scribbled route happened after I was spit out from the bike lane.
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And that Trump spit out his verdict with the careful contemplation of a carnival fortune teller machine should matter.
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Bats use their strong teeth to crush clams, which they spit out and pick apart for the fleshy pieces.
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When supplied with a patient's retinal photos, the algorithm can spit out a diagnosis in a matter of seconds.
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Springsteen went on spit out a laundry list of causes with a beatnik-type of bounce in his voice.
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Those that do make it get to sire the next generation, which a 3D printer would automatically spit out.
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When it finally seemed like Colbert was going to spit out the line, he cut to a commercial break.
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Nope, we promise you didn't get sucked into a time machine and spit out into your high school days.
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We held the hand-size stars in our palms and watched their guts work to spit out the shells.
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It is a symbolic act, turning the baseball into a bitter pill that is better spit out than swallowed.
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The ultimate plan calls for a twin-barrel, 50-millimeter weapon that can spit out 200 rounds per minute.
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Microsoft has used this legal and technical approach before, including for fighting the botnets that spit out spam email.
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"He's gonna beat the spit out of James Bond, in the future," Mr. Braxton joked, using a saltier word.
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The vast majority are powered by diesel engines that spit out large amounts of carbon dioxide and other pollutants.
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It includes France's oldest nuclear plant and dozens of factories that spit out dense, white fumes around the clock.
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The wonderful thing—and horrible—thing about computers is that they can spit out a lot of things, fast.
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As the FDA's software began to spit out results, Norris saw the hornless gene, right where it should be.
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To defend themselves, the polyps spit out (or slough off) their symbionts and turn white—hence the term bleaching.
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Fenn's earrings are made from gator teeth, and the boardwalk looks masticated and spit out, its component parts hardly visible.
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The suspect spit out his pizza, pointed officers to the passing van, and told them the other suspects were inside.
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Then Bauch tweaked the algorithm here and there to get it to spit out an image that appealed to him.
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Usually you just see that as a little bubble, but some sort of error spit out the raw code instead.
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The translations it does spit out are not always the most natural, but they do at least impart some meaning.
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I had written some code to spit out all possible such years and noticed that 2184 was in there twice.
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This time though, it's spit out two faux pages of a script that absolutely roasts Ellen Degeneres and her audience.
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She didn't eat much of anything, and the food that did pass her lips was gagged on or spit out.
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All I ever want in life is for an ATM to spit out an extra 20 dollar bill one time.
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In 2013, Quentin Tarantino spit out a mouthful of Champagne when Ben Affleck's name was named best director, not him.
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Flat green containers and cylindrical red ones in particular often spit out useful crafting materials like Antimatter or rare valuables.
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There's so much to eat up and spit out so I'd love to see it reconstitute itself in another form.
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Over 36,000 user reviews currently spit out a "mixed" average, with comments concerning frame rate woes and game-crashing glitches.
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The UniFrapp also found another high-profile hater in Katy Perry, who spit out the fruity coffee after one sip.
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Spit out the pizza in horror and slap it out of your friends' hands to save them from eating it.
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Many of the machine learning models in use today operate as black boxes — data enters and conclusions are spit out.
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It's pretty gross to start eating cherries and spit out the pits afterwards, so reverse the order with this device.
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Thieves install malicious software and/or hardware that forces the machines to spit out huge volumes of cash on demand.
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It was supposed to be able to spit out my heart rate, breathing rate, pace and speed in real time.
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Later in the day, Mr. Saksi and Mr. Miero hunched over a loom, watching as woven strips were spit out.
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From now on, when I eat apples, I don't dare to peel the skin, not even spit out the seeds.
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Ask me to name who wrote "Moo," and I'll spit out Jane Smiley, but trafficking in numbers is a nonstarter.
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They spoke in a bifurcated riot, seldom finishing sentences, just skipping ahead once they had spit out the key words.
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There are cans of spray paint, markers and a printer that looks big enough to spit out an entire billboard.
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Hayes was inspired by a similar model that can spit out Shakespearean-style text, he said in a press release.
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Above: Try not to spit out a vital organ watching this American commercial for Game Genie, from the early 1990s.
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Meanwhile, the rival model from FiveThirtyEight that simply spit out numbers rather than a cool graphical presentation was seemingly useless.
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The house where he stayed had no internet access, so Pokora couldn't Google for help when his programs spit out errors.
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The Echo's built-in woofer, tweeter and reflex port spit out some pretty good omnidirectional sound (comparable to Logitech's UE Boom).
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Planetary nebulae are important not just for their good looks, but they also spit out heavier elements, including carbon, into space.
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When we finished, the algorithm spit out a regimen that was on par with what a hairstylist would probably tell you.
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Last time out, it was a faster processor, GPS and neat little speaker doohickey that spit out water after a swim.
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It was able to learn the style of the writing and the characters' personalities and spit out scripts of its own.
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And if equipment like weather instruments or the computers that spit out forecasts break, it could take longer to repair them.
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Mr Shepard, who died on July 27th, was a cowboy playwright who could make audiences spit out their beer in surprise.
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She had ingested about a third of the can's contents before she "spit out some strange matter," the LA Times reported.
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Some of them have nothing to turn to when they are spit out, which can result in a life of hardship.
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Fortunately, he was spit out into a pond at the nuclear plant and a worker was able to fish him out.
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From there, the web app will spit out an initial list of cities that might be perfect as your future home.
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The printers buzzed to life in every firehouse in New York City last week, and each spit out an identical bulletin.
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"Pediatric patients, they have very active immune systems, and they will try to spit out any kind of organ," Kandaswamy said.
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That margin of error allows AutoDraw to spit out wacky ideas when you try to draw any sort of nude anything.
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Then the sweetness is gone and what's left is a straw-like, tasteless wad that one can't wait to spit out.
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A large number have summaries that sound like they came from a robot programmed to spit out Hollywood development Mad Libs.
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"Iowa Democratic Party: Caucus data accurate, but app coding error spit out partial results," by Kim Norvell Will there be numbers?
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Products with pits you had to spit out (like cherries) and the slimy, juicy textures of most fruits horrified my delicate sensibilities.
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Its researchers have broken into in-flight airplanes from the ground and reverse engineered an ATM to spit out gobs of cash.
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The malware spread to the bank's servers and eventually ATMs, which were then programmed to spit out cash at pre-determined times.
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After all, radioactivity is a property of some matter, like very heavy metals, in which they spontaneously spit out high-energy particles.
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Currently, vehicle sensors produce a huge amount of data, but only spit out simple codes that a mechanic can use for diagnosis.
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Yes, machines can process that data and spit out all kinds of esoteric data points, many of which actually have little value.
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The team's theory is almost too simple: If the Sun is spinning, then it should spit out light particles at an angle.
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In the film, the animated sloth's name is even Flash, and he takes several minutes to simply spit out a full sentence.
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Consumer goods publication, Choice, has released an exposé that will make you spit out your pasta: the great oregano fraud of 2015.
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And Bing's translator certainly isn't the only translation service to spit out erroneous results—Google translated "Russian federation" into "Mordor" in January.
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People invested both time and money to watch two widely hate-loved internet clowns smack the spit out of each other's mouth.
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Your garden-variety stellar detonation just doesn&apost have enough raw oomph to spit out particles at the speeds we&aposre considering.
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Sure enough, each time, the robot dutifully clamped onto the items and spit out a neatly folded garment a few seconds later.
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But today's smartphones have earned that name because of their ability to suck in and spit out data at ever-faster rates.
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Workers would have to input various information about themselves and their pay, and the calculator would spit out an approximation of withholding.
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The whale spit out five plastic bags on Friday and later died, the Marine and Coastal Resources Department said on its website.
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When exposed to estrogen β-estradiol, the cells are engineered to spit out growth hormones, while methanol causes them to produce interferon.
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A queue manager lines up your code and runs it in the order received and the answers are spit out almost instantly.
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Then they feed this information into complicated computer algorithms that spit out predictions about how much your health care could cost them.
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The Nanit watches your baby's movements at night and uses computer vision to spit out an algorithmically generated sleep score each morning.
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It then applied the patterns it gleaned to subsequent defendants, like Mr. Loomis, to spit out sentences that comport with existing trends.
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Metal glows hot from the furnace, and rolling machines spit out silvery pancakes of zinc-oxide-coated bronze, collected with coal shovels.
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For $60, the Cuss Collar, which fastens around a dog's neck, will spit out a swear word every time your dog barks.
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There is a paper trail from all these steps, thankfully — Democrats are not just dependent on numbers spit out of an app.
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Giant, possibly autonomous motherships full of your favorite products that then spit out delivery drones to bring stuff to your front door.
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The credit reporting industry exists to take bland numbers, run them through mysterious algorithms and then spit out report cards and scores.
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Ashley Alt, who works in information technology in Illinois, said she was floored when her tax program spit out her $0003,2000 bill.
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Point is, his income's jumped sooo much higher than that original $1.3 mil mark, the formula could spit out an astronomical figure.
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Chief of staff, a thankless role that tends to chew up and spit out the poor souls who have to fill it.
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I know a lot of people personally who entered that system, then got completely chewed up and spit out the other end.
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This would cause the neutron star to spin faster and spit out some of its nuclear matter without heating it up too much.
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But radioactive particles are short-lived—they lose neutrons and protons in chunks, or their neutrons spit out electrons and turn into protons.
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Just input your dates, including when you'd need a hotel and car, and Hotwire will spit out the total for your entire vacation.
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The crates could just as easily spit out a random skin, but the slot machine presentation makes unlocking a new one more exciting.
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When she happens upon a mystery block that would normally spit out an extra life, she gets three extra lives instead of one.
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The algorithm is sort of analyzing your words, your syntax, and then it'll spit out how it thinks your text should be continued.
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By running images through a recognition system, DeepDream was able to spit out psychedelic, and highly exaggerated, impressions of whatever you fed it.
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She watched as the contraption molded sand and resin and spit out a two-foot three-dimensional replica of her "H" campaign logo.
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AggieSat4 is the bigger satellite, and will spit out BEVO-2 once the pair are in their own orbit free of the station.
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Buy an app that's doing something well, fuse it together with a hugely popular mobile or desktop OS, and spit out the bones.
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If a photon had a wavelength less than a certain threshold value, the random number generator spit out a 0, otherwise a 1.
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It uses an algorithm to spit out a single image of a person's face, and for the most part, they look frighteningly real.
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Referendums are a brute-force political engine, a numbers game designed to spit out a yes or no answer on a simple question.
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Facebook has said no one person or even group of people controls what news its algorithmic formulas spit out for individual news feeds.
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Gina watched a machine work, and after a moment, in a Willy Wonka flourish, a plastic tube spit out an orange-striped sock.
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Seemingly spit out of a millennial meme generator, wifisfuneral—real name Isaiah Rivera—should not be a captivating presence in the rap world.
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Sometimes someone would burst in without knocking, and I'd be mortified at having to spit out what had accumulated before conversation could begin.
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Once the settings are calibrated, the algorithm can read in new data, compare it to past data and then spit out its predictions.
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Eventually she spit out the gum, and six millennia later, scientists found it and ran the blob through a battery of genetic tests.
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And this is especially dangerous in the internet era, where a Google search will always spit out something that fits a chosen narrative.
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They never found the rest of the bee, however, and suspect the insect was likely ingested, coughed up or spit out by the teen.
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It prints gcode files which means you have to use a program like Cura – an open source modeller – to spit out the right code.
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Specifically, they were hunting for stars being sucked up by the black holes they orbited, causing the black holes to spit out x-rays.
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But last month, users in the UK saw the app experiencing a little hiccup as it tried to spit out song names, Adweek reports.
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I had been strung along, spit out, and washed ashore again in the romance department and swore I was taking a sabbatical from love.
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Billions of years ago, a supermassive black hole feeding on gas and dust in the center of a galaxy spit out a subatomic ghost.
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There are big laughs, most of them coming from Ms McDormand's ability to spit out obscenities in a manner both casual and deeply felt.
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An algorithm and the computational zoom system then spit out a 3D rendering of the scene with multiple views based on the photo stack.
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Many of those women, spit out by mainstream Hollywood, have crafted nuanced second acts on television, or figured out how to monetize their lifestyles.
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Their algorithm then spit out predictions for possible thermoelectric materials, which convert heat to energy and are used in many heating and cooling applications.
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Our Verge battery test would be rather useless in this situation since it would just spit out a marathon figure that's hard to contextualize.
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Astronomers know that when our solar system was forming, it effectively spit out comets and asteroids because of the orbits of the largest planets.
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Often the dreams were so upsetting that I would bite my tongue, and the next morning I'd spit out blood into the bathroom sink.
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A query on back pain spit out this terrifying list of potential possibilities: gas pains, shingles, ovarian cancer, acute kidney failure, and tick bites.
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The stage puffs, made from Kleenex and tinted with powdered Sanka, were spit out into a napkin when the audience's attention was directed elsewhere.
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You can then add your pet's name and a photo, and Spotify will spit out a playlist icon with your animal's name on it.
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Pink fought off the flu and spit out a throat lozenge to belt out a spirited National Anthem (which saw no protests from players).
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Hank blew the spit out of the release valve in the horn's tubing and smiled over at my dad, who seemed to be daydreaming.
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The pop music machine can chew up and spit out stars; being grounded in the music, not just the performance, keeps the music alive.
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Unlike Corden, who spit out his thousand-year-old egg and smoothie of fish, chips, and mushy peas, Cher looked like she swallowed her bite.
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Choose a video clip with the LifePrint app, choose a frame from the video, apply Instagrammish effects, text, and whatnot, then spit out a print.
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As the red blood cells mature, they spit out the nucleus -- the core that houses their DNA -- giving the cells a signature round, dimpled shape.
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Star chef Gordon Ramsay has a skill in which users can tell him what dish they made and he'll spit out a critique for fun.
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Members of the group waited to scoop up the cash being spit out by ATMs, and money from the banks was wired into criminal accounts.
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Photo: GettyResearchers have recently discovered new kind of "jackpotting" malware—the sole purpose of which is forcing ATMs to spit out huge volumes of cash.
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All models do is take an enormous set of inputs, run calculations on them, and spit out a range of possible outcomes, with probabilities attached.
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It sounds like something straight out of a movie: an unsatisfied bank programmer discovers the perfect scheme for making an ATM spit out free money.
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By Monday, the region's prolonged drought and extreme winds were causing the fire to spit out embers that quickly ignited numerous new fires, they said.
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Instead, Bruss sees a workaround — an open lane in which shoppers can avail of reverse ATMs that accept cash and spit out pre-paid cards.
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In the reverse of what happens when a neutron star is created, neutrons within the bombarded nuclei then spit out electrons and turn into protons.
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For example, if your most-liked post was of an orange sunset, the app might spit out a color palette with a gigantic orange dot.
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It's kind of scary to think that we now have basically a face generator that can spit out perfectly normal looking humans all day long.
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If experimentalists could get a quantum system to spit out these samples, they would have good reason to believe that they'd done something classically unmatchable.
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Someday we'll have an app that you can point at a weird bug or unfamiliar fern and have it spit out the genus and species.
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It is also testing a high-tech vending machine where shoppers scan a barcode and have their items spit out in less than a minute.
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If a company wants to market to us, this defender could "consume" such distractions and spit out just what we want and need to know.
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I made an argument for the tiny garden of purple flowers that had grown behind Yaz's tent, where he used to spit out his toothpaste.
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" ... The ability of the markets to spit out bad news in terms of the higher inflation, weaker sales is a pretty strong sign," Brown said.
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I think most of us realize that when it comes to News Feed, we don't see every piece of news that our friends spit out.
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So he had the computer spit out the 100 faces it deemed most likely to be gay or straight and averaged the proportions of each.
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The GIFs are fairly simple and likely chosen based on which image would be easiest for the app to spit out an accurate face swap.
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In mammals, these B cells simply reside in the bone marrow and they were the ones that spit out antibodies when activated by T cells.
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And given its ability to churn through virtually any amount of data and spit out endless reports instantaneously, AI newsbots are way better than humans.
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Students can find "admissions calculators" online, which will take their GPA and test scores and spit out their odds of admission at a particular school.
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" They fed thousands of fast food commercials to the AI, and it spit out phrases like "The chicken crossed the road to become a sandwich.
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They pull together the results from the various global models, occasionally add their own data, and often spit out a much more local, tangible prediction.
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You almost spit out your Pepperoni Pizza Roll-Ups while frantically fumbling with your phone to see what the Internet is saying about the latest mishap.
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J.Law and friends dove for Conch shells Friday ... before she popped open a bottle of Miller High Life, took a swig and spit out the foam.
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Smart speaker technology has evolved to the point where Amazon Echo can do everything from control heat and lighting to spit out golf quotes on command.
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Something curious that happened last year with Google Translate was people discovering that if you inputted nonsense words it would spit out snippets of religious text.
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All this information is then fed into supercomputers that spit out predictions and tell forecasters whether the hurricane season will be above, near, or below average.
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Turns out, Chester's flavor was "rotten eggs," which he immediately spit out and laughed as he tried to get the gross taste out of his mouth.
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Click here to view original GIFPainting up Easter Eggs is always fun, but what happens when you use Matlab and equations that spit out spirographic art?
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If a component can be set to never turn off the current, it can cause any component it's communicating with to spit out repeated error messages.
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I've chipped out my teeth and spit out pieces of teeth, like I've seen pieces of my teeth come out of my mouth onto the ground.
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Someone could just enter the details of the case into a machine and have it spit out "guilty" or "not guilty" and then set the sentence.
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Remember how the mortgage foreclosure machine chewed up and spit out troubled borrowers, adding junk fees and costs of unnecessary services to the amounts they owed?
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While it's true that some quickly exhaust themselves into cliché—how many times do we need to see that Big Brother contestant spit out her coffee?
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He would chew on it to get the juice out and then spit out the fibrous innards, like the fucking two-year-old that he is.
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More specifically, the quarter-size, tarlike blobs that dot our sidewalks from those who spit out once-fresh gobs of gum for all to tread upon.
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The program can dissect a financial report the moment it appears and spit out an immediate news story that includes the most pertinent facts and figures.
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The effort showed that by creating the right messages, it is possible to have the machine model spit out sensitive data such as credit card numbers.
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If someone is struggling with a certain picture or design, they could get an AI to absorb their work and spit out a few more suggested variations.
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But the rumor mill has spit out all sorts of stuff this year, and some of these fires have a bit more smoke around them than others.
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For over half a century now, scientists have been toying with the idea of cloud seeding for snow—that is, inducing clouds to spit out more moisture.
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Cryovolcanoes are planetary features that spit out ice (or icy material) from the depths of a celestial body—imagine Earth's volcanoes, but replace the lava with ice.
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Start by entering all your project's pertinent data, and Timelinr will spit out a detailed, high-level plan of action for you and your team to follow.
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But speakers don't matter unless consumers own a device that can actually spit out Atmos audio in the first place — which is where tvOS 12 comes in.
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Just drop it from a 100 feet in the air like Crash Zone did with a crane and wash it spit out cash all over the place.
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Known as the Gothic Table Fountain, it resembles a tiny Gothic cathedral, decorated with traceried arches, crenelated terraces, pinnacles, and miniature gargoyles ready to spit out water.
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After exposing the PCBs, they attached a few leads and in a moment each device would spit out its boot data and be ready to take commands.
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It used a personality quiz to collect users' profile information, including their location, gender, name, and Page likes, and then spit out predictions about their personality types.
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I was there for the buzz, the shots of happy I got when the cash register spit out a receipt the length of a 4-year-old.
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Our guy didn't have time to spit out a question, but we've been thinking about it and are hard-pressed to come up with a good query.
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A piece of information that has some bearing in reality will get regurgitated and spit out over and over again until it turns into this hyperbolic generalization.
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When a supporter downloads the app and gives permission to access the contact list, the app can spit out a few highly relevant potential supporters to invite.
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They were designed instead by a neural network, which crunched doodle data from millions of people and spit out the original art that makes up the embroidery.
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She tried substituting HSV (Hue, Saturation, and Value) and Lab color spaces for RBG, but neither algorithm spit out a list of comprehensible hues, as illustrated below.
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If you ever want to be in the Olympics, drop your spork and spit out your Wheaties right this second, because real Olympians don't eat that crap.
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Biden struggled several times to spit out the words in his answers -- and his "Go to Joe 30330" gaffe at the end of the debate will linger.
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When I asked the older driver what he thought about Obama's historic visit and the likelihood of ending the embargo, he spit out a few colorful expletives.
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It can spit out venom (in reality, a fine water mist) and breathe out clouds of fog, all while regarding the crowd suspiciously with its moving eyes.
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The search giant fed the unit cash to tinker with almost a dozen projects — from modular phones to wearables — that, in theory, it would spit out quickly.
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U when the last two numbers on the stage timer are seven, the game will always spit out a bonus acorn suit for Mario in a chest.
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Setting out to prove the point, Bell listed several words, including Steve Carell's name, which caused the comedian to spit out his drink and smile towards the camera.
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They process numerous examples of sentences and words to spit out new representations of each phrase, which allows the system to interpret texts and introduce its own words.
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By tinkering with the game's software, he persuaded it to spit out thousands of pictures of these signs, in all sorts of situations, for his algorithm to digest.
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Because they, too, cannot rely on cheap labour, Western reprocessing firms need cleaner inputs than their Chinese counterparts, so shun a lot of what MRFs currently spit out.
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Here we thought we had hastily spit out a song that sounded like a fun "hit" song that girls would want to hear and went about our day.
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She worried that she would lose her daughter tragically in America, a place that, according to the television and newspapers, took daughters and later spit out their bones.
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For fun, my colleagues and I would put some of these terms into online "buzzword bingo" websites just to see what indecipherable company descriptions they would spit out.
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And if the measurement is done the wrong way, the computer will spit out just one of its zillions of possible states, and almost certainly the wrong one.
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But if you just want to play and still want a Skylander that'll surprise, thankfully, the developers have included a "randomize" option that'll spit out a randomized Skylander.
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More interesting, though, is the opaque process of traditional betting operations that spit out betting lines on political events the same way they set lines for football games.
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And unlike human writers, who need time to analyze what a list of numbers tells us about the world, the algorithm can spit out a story almost instantly.
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But with fast-fashion factories that have machines that spit out shimmer, it's common to see a dress covered in thousands of single paillettes that cost just $03.
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As I've reported in the past, some have even blocked third-party efforts to make it easier for families to compare the results that the calculators spit out.
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For Yelp, the issue is where Google displays "organic" website rankings — the ones spit out by its algorithm — in relation to the "vertical" results that Google itself provides.
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Just take a selfie, and MDAcne will analyze your skin, then spit out a routine that fits your specific condition, along with suggestions about which products to use.
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The move allowed the construction of a 222D printer that could spit out large, pre-folded folders and the cards, manuals, and punch-cards that would fill them.
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Early memories of Xerox machines often recall scanning your hand or face, or punching random buttons that spit out a pile of warm paper at a parent's workplace.
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As I've reported in the past, some have even blocked third-party efforts to make it easier for families to compare the results that the calculators spit out.
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For Yelp, the issue is where Google displays "organic" website rankings — the ones spit out by its algorithm — in relation to the "vertical" results that Google itself provides.
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When capturing the clip, Garner tried her best to spit out several tongue twisters — but she could barely move her mouth because it was numbed during the procedure.
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The retirement calculator spit out a number higher than I feel I can afford to put away right now, but it gave me a goal to strive for.
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Blogs Sure, blogs still exist, but the promise of a scrappy new form of communication, open to anyone has been chewed up and spit out by social media.
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To emphasize, I only gave the algorithm a single phrase to work with, "light beer," and told it to spit out a piece of up to 500 words.
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The SoundTake site also works with user profiles and Likes on SoundCloud, so just about any URL you paste in there will spit out a series of download links.
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Hand-selected, meta-analyses of brain mapping data, as opposed to results spit out by Neurosynth, she says, have shown that the amygdala is not necessarily critical for emotion.
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The antihydrogen atom absorbed the laser light, then let off a specific colored photon—one of the same particles of light that regular hydrogen atoms would have spit out.
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Mark Zuckerberg: Right and to some degree, you don't just want it to spit out a score of how offensive or, like, where it scores on any given policy.
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The base station, which looks like an Amazon Echo on a diet, can be hidden in the house and will spit out little chirps, notifications, and alarms as necessary.
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Kenobi and Maul had both been through too much; both had been on journeys where they were chewed up and spit out by the true evil in the galaxy.
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"Lumiere put garbage into the process, and garbage got spit out right back to investors," Assistant U.S. Attorney Joshua Naftalis told jurors during his closing argument earlier on Thursday.
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When the Beatles dissolve and Paul sets off on a less consequential trajectory through vegetarian cookery, horseback riding and classical composition, Norman continues to spit out facts without discernment.
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Ms. Castro grew most animated discussing the recent presidential election, when after speaking calmly for over an hour, she practically spit out insults at President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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All a hacker needed to do to take advantage of it was to query the API for a phone number, and the API would spit out that person's data.
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Di Caprio wrecking faces and decimating a convenience store in The Departed (2006) while The Human Beinz spit out "Nobody But Me." On we go, right up to Vinyl.
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"I walked away after 2600 years because I was tired of seeing good people, people I was really rooting for, get chewed up and spit out," Mr. Henry said.
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The lyrics sounded like the invectives my grandmother would spit out at my grandfather on a sunny Sunday morning — you've been busted gallivanting around town, so don't even try.
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The researchers suspect that while the goats ruminate, they spit out the large seeds, often far away from the mother plant, increasing the chance of seed and seedling survival.
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Then a couple years later, after being just chewed up and spit out of show business, essentially—I would think that 99% of the time—that would be it.
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Schaffer: Or just the speed in general in which someone can get chewed up and spit out... Taccone: Sure, but I mean, literally, in the editing of the film.
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It wasn't all smiles and chuckles on this day, no, no, no—the former NBA Finals MVP spit out some surprisingly deep shit at points during the presser, too.
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Atmospheric songs can be tuned to match a mood and be generated on the spot for listeners, or spit out en masse ahead of time for streamers to choose from.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot ClanI can still remember the game stuttering and struggling to spit out frames while Michelangelo battled the foot clan in a sewer.
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It can't spit out patterns for anyone with a pair of knitting needles to start working on, which is very upsetting as I need a pair of Stanford bunny slippers.
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The lighting, detailed sets, and precise camera movements will make you think that what you're seeing was surely spit out of a computer after a couple weeks' worth of rendering.
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Beta decay also makes neutrons spit out lower-energy electrons, but scientists were never quite sure if this process was responsible for the electrons in the Van Allen belt, specifically.
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Google will spit out a list of popular destinations, but travelers can also click around the map and explore fares in real time, with readily available links to airline sites.
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That means that when the goats spit out the argan seeds as they go about their day, they help the tree disperse its seeds far away from the mother plant.
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Office coffee machines are special, complicated, large machines that are broken six days out of ten and, when they do work, spit out not-quite-a-mug of mediocre coffee.
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Certain atoms spit out positrons during the natural process of radioactive decay, and the Earth often gets smacked by antiparticles from outside the solar system the form of cosmic rays.
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In the video, walls of printers spit out paper to create different patterns, changing like a kaleidoscope on a bender before printing haphazard mosaics of the beach, sky, and earth.
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Since then, the algorithm has spit out a fake news story which labelled Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly a "traitor" and pieces about people copulating with sandwiches, among other things.
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Two of our favorite things about #resortlife: refreshing drinks delivered poolside and the ubiquity of misting machines, which spit out just the right amount of coolness without making us wet.
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Raw materials will go in one end, run through the line, and then spit out a battery cell, ready to be installed in Tesla battery packs on the next line.
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It's a story made all the more heartbreaking by haunting flashbacks, which depict the ways in which the Hollywood studio system can chew up and spit out its child stars.
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But the silver-tongued few who can spit out the super tricky word can help try to come up with a new name for the disease on McGinn's website, ACureForEllie.org.
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It's hard to be surprised by virtually any news item in this jittery, anxiety-induced shared delusion called "being alive in 2018," but the simulation spit out a doozy yesterday.
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Rick Ross' protege, Fat Trel, got busted for passing off counterfeit bills in a casino, but he says the funny money is just what an ATM spit out to him.
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ESPN's Summer Forecast, which has annually been even more accurate than Vegas, pegged the Wolves for 39 wins this season; their RPM projection system spit out a 37.1-win season.
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Mr. Dietl, who has campaigned in the mode of a disruptive prankster, spit out his words with fury and animation, sometimes turning red and stabbing the air with a finger.
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More specifically, the problem is in linking together photons—light particles—and quantum emitters, which are atoms that spit out photons at different frequencies as they transition between energy states.
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Then she inadvertently spit out an observation that could be a motto for her music: "I have a lot of self-awareness," she said, "and not a lot of shame."
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Our ground game was simple enough: the voting database would spit out names of potential voters, and we would simply canvass the area reminding them to vote or support Clinton.
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To oppose his testimony after Bolton's accusations is willful ignorance of a direct allegation of abuse of power from someone spit out of the inner circle of the White House.
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Hackers remotely infected ATMs at both banks, forcing them to spit out cash that was collected by teams of "money mules," who authorities say traveled to Asia from Eastern Europe.
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While black holes are known to devour everything caught within their gravitational pull, they also release highly energized jets of material that spit out particles at the speed of light.
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"Don't just spit out information because you think you might have the right information without really fact checking and just grabbing a headline for clickbait," Paul said explaining the show.
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In a way it's a very primitive attack, essentially giving the chip a whack at the right time to make it spit out something good, like it's a gumball machine.
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The company's new OverCapture feature will ensure that the Fusion does more than spit out spheres, allowing you to "recapture" and share your footage in a more traditional fixed perspective video.
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The tool will spit out median levels of debt, by school, for people from your family background, as well as the median national first-year salary for someone with that major.
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Predictim allowed parents to submit a potential babysitter candidate to the company and its automated system spit out a simple score on the candidate's "risk" levels and flagged social media posts.
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"With that level of access, the nefarious individuals authorize fraudulent bank transfers, raise the balances of mule accounts or command affected ATMs to spit out the money for them," Europol said.
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But reining in the bots that spit out huge numbers of posts could help curtail the information overload that makes it hard to sort fact from fiction, the study authors say.
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How impressive this tech really is will likely depend on seeing just how much data the feature needs to be fed in order to spit out these 3D point cloud models.
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The detection suggests material from Enceladus' plumes—which vent seawater, hydrogen, and simple organic molecules from a subterranean ocean—undergoes all sorts of chemical reactions once it's spit out into space.
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In a production environment, when engineers push a new code change, the software makes sure that prior logic stays correct: Critical mathematical calculations still need to spit out the right answers.
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So, when the price of the much-cherished fruit began to rise, a freakout ensued with brunch and lunch eaters taking to the Internet in droves to spit out their outrage.
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They were all researchers, and they knew all the facts, and then the computer came in and would spit out the fact instantly, and so they could replace the entire thing.
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One frame per second is effectively a time-lapse video mode that will spit out a fully assembled time-lapse, whereas the 120 fps mode is a 4x slow-mo mode.
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The seeds of a potential rock revival are chewed up and spit out in an overproduced bastardization of rock that romanticizes the hippie era without any of its relevance or defiance.
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In the video, Garner tries her best to spit out several tongue twisters — but she can barely move her mouth because it was numbed during the the procedure she had done.
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It can even convert music from instrument into the sound of another — play a few notes on a recorder and the software will spit out the same notes on a saxophone.
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For instance, a giant molecular cloud may have gotten too close to Sagittarius A*, only to be consumed and spit out from both poles of the galaxy in this gigantic flare.
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The best part is that both features, as far as I could tell, spit out transcriptions that are fully searchable, so you can easily find a specific moment in a recording.
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When he wasn't shooing kids away from his mulberry bushes, he was playing music for them, or showing them how to eat a fish like a sandwich and spit out the bones.
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Without it, much of this testing wouldn't have been possible, as micro USB ports can't spit out enough power to meet the demands of power-hungry systems like a laptop or Switch.
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Seeing myself as a dude made me laugh-spit out the water I was drinking, and also think about my dad (to whom I bore an uncanny and honestly really weird resemblance).
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Armed with this knowledge, he can predict when certain games are likeliest to spit out money—insight that he shares with a legion of field agents who do the organization's grunt work.
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The Find It On eBay feature allows shoppers on any social media platform or website to share an image they like with eBay, which will then spit out listings matching the product.
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But trust us when we tell you that there's one more that's going to make you spit out your coffee, hit replay, share with your friends, and then quote it ad nauseum.
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If anything it seems stronger because it has proven a sort of longevity by more or less avoiding a lot of the corporate trappings that can chew up and spit out artists.
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Discover WeeklyThe Discover Weekly playlist is no secret, but there's a chance you might not have come across the very intuitive list that's spit out by Spotify's music algorithms every seven days.
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Moments after the call ended, a recording of it was automatically routed through Amazon Web Services software that, using artificial intelligence, interpreted what had been said and spit out a raw transcription.
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FYI, Bolles was the guy who wussed out during the rookie hot dog eating contest and got the "Game of Thrones" shame treatment from his teammates when he spit out his wieners.
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Each layer can be complex, based on what the user wants customized, so 23D printer nozzles can spit out moving parts such as hinges and wheels as part of the same object.
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That's why having John Tortorella, a coach that screams I BET YOU HAVE A TINY DICK to things like vending machines that don't spit out his Snickers, will eventually get you eliminated.
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In twice-weekly meetings, Verstrepen and his students sip and promptly spit out beers in a "technical tasting" to detect minute subtleties and differences between the taste and aroma of each brew.
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From those probability distributions, they built a "dictionary," or decoder—an explicit map that could spit out a probabilistic estimate of a cell's position based on its gap-gene protein concentration levels.
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It's often not clear exactly what commentators, coaches, and players mean when they spit out cliché after cliché during day-to-day broadcasts, media scrums, and pressers, so let us enlighten you.
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When nobody is looking, the toys get along great — but when they're performing for Andy, the toys stiffen into lifeless wind-up dolls who can only spit out prewritten slogans and quotes.
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Indeed, rumor is that Mr. Trump has his economics team ginning up a "dynamic growth model" that will spit out phony growth effects offsetting much of the cost of their tax cut.
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Kid-sized and kid-hearted, with bright blue eyes beneath brows that seemed always arched in amusement, Brian sometimes stuttered, but his staccato statements merely emphasized what he tried to spit out.
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In many respects, the biggest Coen connection here is to "Barton Fink," their surreal comedy about an award-winning writer who gets chewed up and spit out by a sojourn in Hollywood.
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But when Tubman is spit out of an ATM, every day, the face of her on that $20, it might make people think twice about the legacy of slavery in this country.
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A burst of hot plasma spit out by the sun is about to slam into the Earth, sparking possible auroras that could be visible in the U.S. from the Midwest to the Northeast.
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Enter a sentence into its interface, and Jigsaw says its AI can immediately spit out an assessment of the phrase's "toxicity" more accurately than any keyword blacklist, and faster than any human moderator.
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At that point, the ATM appears out of service to regular customers, while fraudsters can remotely control it and force it to spit out cash, using "money mules" to actually collect the cash.
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After responding to the home, they learned that earlier that night he tried to give his daughter a bottle of milk and she "immediately spit out the contents," prosecutors said in a statement.
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After a rogue vending machine refuses to spit out a pack of M&M's, Gyllenhaal takes up writing Patrick Bateman-y missives about urban life to the vending company's customer service rep (Watts).
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Hawaii volcanoes The Big Island's Kilauea volcano spit out ash and smoke 30,000 feet into the air, prompting state officials to hand out almost 18,000 masks to help residents deal with the fallout.
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These particles are spit out from the Sun into space; when they arrive at Earth, though, they run into our very powerful magnetic field, which actually keeps us alive by deflecting solar radiation.
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The hacker, also known as Weev, said he used two lines of code to make 20,000 printers, many in colleges and universities, spit out an anti-semitic flyer all over the United States.
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The book's website also features a nifty translation tool that can take your favorite Bible verse and spit out its emoji equivalent, so people can spread the Good Word all over social media.
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But the enduring spirit of the people of Gonaïves is being tested by a string of recent tropical storms and hurricanes whose names Haitians spit out like curses: Fay, Gustav, Hanna and Ike.
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Sitting at the defense table, wearing baggy blue jail garb, the rapper Earl Simmons, known as DMX, nodded as a recording of his voice spit out lyrics he had written about his life.
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If you plug information about a particular species — like basil or the spiral aloe — into the DC2 model, it will almost always spit out the pattern that the plant actually displays in nature.
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At a production plant in western Tennessee, about 100 3-D printers, arranged in pods for different tasks and parts, spit out hundreds of pairs of individually fitted insoles and sandals a day.
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He said income-oriented investors may want to consider stocks with high dividends and strong capacities that continuously spit out cash in a world where 10-year US Treasury bonds are yielding peanuts.
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Also, VLOOKUP could only spit out data that's to the right, and not to the left, of the reference column, so users would often have to rearrange their data to use the function.
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Yet every so often it will spit out a delightful new meme to remind us that sometimes, when the stars align and the moonlight hits just right, being online can actually be lovely.
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Instead, she and Letissier confront feelings of isolation head-on: "I feel so unstable / Fucking hate these people," they spit out before barreling into a triumphant chorus over a tinsel-shiny techno beat.
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On Monday night at Melbourne Park, she faced an opponent who, if judged by the numerical listing spit out by the pro tour's computer, should have been handled by Halep with relative ease.
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Since 2014, the NBA has been employing and experimenting with technology from an Israeli company called WSC Sports to analyze key moments of each game and spit out some of the best highlights.
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Let the algorithmically-generated For You page spit out more videos, and you'll get a bit of everything from bangers with a million likes to blurry potato cam clips without a single response.
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Look at that $50 printer on your desk and imagine, instead of using it to spit out a hard copy of that thank-you note, that you used it to print some digital memory.
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Unfortunately, as Gizmodo points out, it's still willing to spit out some ugly results for other loaded queries about race and religion — although some of them seem to have been cleaned up as well.
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But at its worst, it leads to bulky scenes that get bogged down in quips and zingers that fail to provide any character or story development because they were spit out in the moment.
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And this is the system establishment voices wish to improve upon in piecemeal fashion, possibly because they're not the ones being chewed up and spit out by it, or even neglected by it entirely.
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I scanned it, and Amazon's system told me exactly which size box to use and spit out exactly the length of the iconic black and blue Amazon Prime tape I'd need to seal it.
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Such a food industry would also need to develop bioreactors—think bread machines with cell cartridges or breweries that make meat, not beer—that would intake the raw materials and spit out lamb chops.
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What they did: A laser on China's Micius satellite, which launched last year and is dedicated to studying quantum satellite communications, spit out pairs of entangled photons from its position 500 km above Earth.
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The difference is that those apps use a separate, specialized network for every art style — you select it, the app's servers do the calculations on the Van Gogh system and spit out the result.
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With just hours until Chestnut tries to defend his title at the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on Coney Island ... Joey's telling TMZ Sports why Stonie's gonna get chewed up and spit out.
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Both machines plug into your modern TV via HDMI, both spit out a beautiful HD recreation of classic Super Nintendo games, and both have more than enough power to make those games run beautifully.
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You see, over that weekend, this product spit out instructions to every asset manager that bought the product — the instruction was that they needed to sell X percent of their portfolio to protect it.
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Turns out that if you put downloaded my Twitter feed into a flesh printer (maybe the next phase of DeepSense?) it would spit out a 30-year-old white guy with a bad haircut.
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"I've been practicing medicine for 40 years and it's mind-boggling to think that a supercomputer can go through billions of nucleotides and spit out a result in a few hours," Dr. Zekan said.
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As a recent experiment demonstrated, the best AI vision system might see a picture of your face and spit out a racial slur, a gender stereotype, or a term that impugns your good character.
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On loading the firm's website, it offers a promising proposition through its dialog box: Type in a couple of words, and it can spit out a 500-word article about a number of topics.
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For a relatively meagre investment, states could buy voting machines that are not connected to a network, and therefore cannot be hacked remotely, and that spit out paper receipts, so results can be audited later.
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These algorithms take a whole suite of variables into account, and spit out a number (usually between 1 and 10) that estimates the risk that the person in question will wind up back in jail.
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When dropping the video resolution to 1080P, the Mark VI can spit out 120 frames every second, and that framerate can increase up to 1,000 FPS if you're OK with only shooting at NTSC resolutions.
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Musk very clearly isn't that; his flamboyant style and tendency to shoot from the hip is more in line with the crop of entrepreneurs that Silicon Valley spit out in the 1990s: the Boy Kings.
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In the long run, one could imagine a neural network being able to scan a photo and spit out a pretty accurate recipe based on ingredients, how thoroughly it's cooked, and even barely visible spices.
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A group known as Cobalt because of their use of the tool attacked cash machines in more than a dozen countries in 2016, using the malicious software to force the ATMs to spit out cash.
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Timothy Egan Among the volley of lies spit out of the coarse mouth of Donald Trump on a daily basis is his claim that he's leading Hillary Clinton in the general election matchup for president.
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And you know, this story would be better if the portal spit out twenty perfect pieces of toast, or an angel with a trumpet, or a snarky note that said THIS UNIVERSE IS GLUTEN-FREE.
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That would suggest minimums as high as $13.51 an hour in the DC metro area, or as low as $8 in Arkansas and Mississippi, but nowhere does it spit out a $15-an-hour minimum.
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But on June 2 and 3, a number of Lumiere's machines had spit out far more money than they'd consumed, despite not awarding any major jackpots, an aberration known in industry parlance as a negative hold.
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But what's more awkward than handing someone a present, sitting next to that person while they open it, and then watching them freeze in disappointment and scramble to spit out a less-than-sincere thank you?
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If you search Yelp for the best beer pong in Houston, it will spit out a list of several dozen bars that may or may not let you arrange Solo cups on their ping pong tables.
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They then take those results and plug them into Nutrahacker, Promethease, or one of the other free software options online that claim to analyse the genetic data and spit out supplement recommendations based on your DNA.
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Alas, I work in an industry that has been eaten alive by private equity, sanded down by venture capitalists, chewed up and spit out by Facebook, ruined by the internet and repeatedly threatened by the president.
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" Hunter, said Campa-Najjar in a phone interview with BuzzFeed, "got chewed up and spit out by the ways of Washington," adding, "He's just one symptom of a greater epidemic right now going on of corruption.
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"Chewing and spitting" — occasionally known as "c/s" to sufferers and "CHSP" to psychologists — is a disordered eating behavior in which individuals chew up and then spit out their food in an effort to lose weight.
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It would be extremely easy for Roanhorse to put Trail of Lighting through a photocopier, change a couple of details, and spit out a new-yet-the-same adventure featuring monster hunter Maggie and her friends.
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A considerable amount of "climate-altering" gases like hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide accompany most volcanic eruptions and would have spit out enough water to cover the red planet in a global ocean, the study says.
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"They literally wanted it to be an engine where I'm going to give you 100 resumes, it will spit out the top five, and we'll hire those," an unnamed source familiar with the work told Reuters.
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These researchers are claiming that their system not only needs as little as one photo but that it also doesn't take as much time to learn from the training data to spit out the fake video.
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Beyond so-called jackpotting attacks, which cause individual ATMs to spit out money, hackers are manipulating ATM networks and the digital authentication checks in the machines to cash out fraudulent transfers they initiate around the globe.
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It doesn't matter the size of the lens, the material it's made from, or what it will be used for, this equation will spit out the exact numbers needed to design it to be optically perfect.
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Or possibly just by voting the way we voted for much of the 20th century, on punch-card machines that spit out paper ballots to be hand-counted by election workers, with zero iPhones in sight.
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The health ministry is known as a shark tank for the competing interests it must weigh, and the German media wonder if Spahn will be chewed up and spit out rather than shine, as conservatives hope.
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Throw in other mitigating factors, like your internet speed and how quickly the app or service you use can spit out the stream, and, boom, you're behind the non-streaming signal by at least 30 seconds.
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Several candidates fumbled it, or awkwardly spit out "transgender" like Marianne Williamson did in her opening statement; former Vice President Joe Biden seemed to get gender identity and sexual orientation mixed up when talking about incarceration.
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Because when the data is already being "spit out" for you in industries like finance or tech, he says, companies will want employees who are "freer thinkers" and can bring a "different perspective" to the information.
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The bosses themselves are screen-hogging menaces that may warp from a duo of boxing frogs that pumps out energy balls from their gloves and into huge slot machines that spit out coins and spiked spinning disks.
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The ETBU campus sits on the north end of town and looks like it was spit out by a 3D printer, with endless rows of red brick and white trim stretching across 250 acres of hilly land.
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About 250 miles south of Moscow, in the heart of a local theme park, stands Russia's answer to Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion—a massive, three-headed dragon sculpture that can actually spit out a bunch of fire.
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The artist's 10' x 35' rendition of the universe isn't intended to be a representation of our actual cosmic landscape, rather it is a sort of abstract distillation of Cross' mind spit out on the enormous canvas.
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It'll then compare these metrics to the baseline calculated on your first three nights of sleep, and spit out a number between -50 and +50 to indicate how ready you are to train on a given day.
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And that's where humans mostly come into play… Human reviewers help create training sets for the algorithms but their main function is continually staffing the review queues of content that the algorithm has spit out for them.
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The Great American Spit-Out webpage on the DOD website offers a prompt for a visitor to "chat" with an "expert" who will detail lists of poisons that may or may not be in American smokeless products.
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The fundamental tenet of brafitting is that the band of a bra — the number in someone's bra size — provides most of the support, and in many cases should be smaller than what standard sizing methods spit out.
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Last year, researchers at Russian security software maker Kaspersky Lab publicised the activities of the prolific Carbanak gang, which it says hacked into banks, then ordered fraudulent money transfers and also forced ATMs to spit out cash.
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Plus, not having a rental car means no parking fees or tickets and no distracted driving while trying to hear Waze spit out directions in unfamiliar environments while you dodge trucks and watch for bikers darting about.
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BILLUND, Denmark (Reuters) - In a low-rise factory on the outskirts of Billund, a small town in western Denmark, robots stand holding trays at the ready as pistons spit out hundreds of pieces of Lego every few seconds.
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The next time I played, I turned it up to four, which led my poor warrior to get destroyed by what I can only assume was a lahar, or maybe a lava bomb spit out by Lautaro volcano.
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So the idea was for Pukei-Pukei to be able to eat those things and mix them around in its own mouth into poison that it would spit out, and it would also come out of its tail.
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Burger Fiction took scenes from 85 different movies and stitched them together to spit out all 26 letters, and it's almost captivating, in a "Damn, they're really going to be able to get every letter" sort of way.
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Lee balances out the constant stream of abuse spit out by the Klan with joyous scenes celebrating Black identity, like one in which Ron and Patrice share a dance in a bar after her difficult encounter with the police.
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The growing scale of card fraud was highlighted at the weekend, when cyber security analysts said criminals had used malicious software to "jackpot" cash machines in more than a dozen European countries - rigging them so they spit out cash .
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I'm watching this scene play out in a damn game—Marvel's Spider-Man by Insomniac—PS4 controller in hand, and I spit out the thought that pops into my head: This is the best Spider-Man movie I've played.
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Seeing people like "Mike" get furious and spit out the word "spic" with such ease is deeply upsetting, especially when I think of how the word has been used to oppress Puerto Ricans like me and other Latinx folks.
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Given that our political rhetoric is now spit out in 140 character tweets, the court will have to decide where to draw the line in determining when (if ever) fiery campaign rhetoric creates irreversible smoke damage to future policies.
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The legendary rapper has come out of relative hiding with a new track, "Campaign Speech" to call out Donald Trump for being Donald Trump and spit out as many grievances he can over eight minutes — which is a lot.
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If you're hoping that TurboTax will rerun your 2016 data or scan your 1040 and spit out constantly updating projections based on the House bill or the evolving Senate proposals, its owner, Intuit, will not do that for you.
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Feeding the algorithmsThe contents of TikTok&aposs front page, known as the "For You" page, are spit out by a recommendation engine that fills the user&aposs feed with videos based on what they like and whom they follow.
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"We do need tariff-free trading with the eurozone," Rowan Crozier told Reuters, speaking over the whir of the large machines nearby which suck in coils of metal at one end and spit out tiny precision-cut components at the other.
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When clickbait and scandals dominate the mainstream perception of the platform, it's easy to believe that "YouTuber" is a made up word for people who spit out a video in 30 minutes and spend the rest of the day hanging out.
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That involved "changing language, words, colors, changing things because certain people like a green button better than a blue button," he explained to 60 Minutes, outlining the automated alterations that were made to spit out different versions of an ad.
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But while going through the motions might have been enough even just a few years ago, it's not all that forward-thinking — or, frankly, all that interesting — to spit out musty talking points in order to boost your progressive cred.
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Although ATM-targeted "jackpotting" malware—which forces machines to spit out cash—has been on the rise for several years, a recent variation of the scheme takes that concept literally, turning the machine's interface into something like a slot machine.
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They spit out all these kinds of stories and they cover things from first kiss to first sex to prom to divorce and they kind of run the gamut of every teen experience you could have and they do it dramatically.
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As markets weakened in Asia, the product spit out new SELL instructions to the Europeans — causing those markets to come under even greater pressure, which caused the product to issue even more dire SELL instructions to the American asset managers.
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Forecasters had predicted that much-needed rains would come from these systems, spit out by a supersized El Niño, but an unusual bubble of high pressure had sat over Southern California all winter, keeping January and February sunny and dry.
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He went gamely from radical theater to so-called Roman porno, a sophisticated kind of sex film, to the Human Pump, who spit out goldfish in color sequences, to the sideshow girl who bit off the heads of live chickens.
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It's nearly impossible to look at Carrie Fisher without seeing Princess Leia, without knowing that Fisher is someone whom Hollywood tried to chew up and spit out in the same way it does with all of its favorite young women.
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It would be different from paying someone back through the payment system Facebook Messenger already has, because you'd be seamlessly transferring a secure digital currency, not sending over information to later be processed by a bank and spit out in dollars.
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This version of the recipe works with corn or acorn flour, and it includes a photo of a dog that looks determined to not spit out a very hot (as in stolen, as well as fresh out of the fire) ASHCAKE.
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At an age when most other female skaters have long been spit out of the sport because of burnout, injury, or lack of success, she not only has hung in there but has risen to another level with her jumps.
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She spent her audition for the project attempting to spit out a Lifesaver and, in her own estimation, yammering on about how McCarthy was also Mr. Bob in Meet The Parents, and yet she still landed the role opposite Damon.
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Actually, the whole family was involved — my husband, Steven, helped by writing a computer program to spit out all of the possible country combinations (guineabissaudiarabia, anyone?), and Zach's three younger siblings all helped along the way with the fill and clues.
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You feed it a signal from one of Analogue's video game consoles via an HDMI cable and power from a USB cable, and it will spit out high-quality analog video and audio signals for your CRT or professional video monitor.
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Irony of ironies though: Will found my original themer to be the weakest of the bunch, so he suggested that I spit out this seed entry, so to speak, and leave the hapless general lying on the cutting room floor.
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Alas, according to the official beer mile regulations (yes, those exist), a few technicalities prevented Farnan's performance from being a true beer mile run—namely, that he shotgunned his beers and spit out some foam over the course of his run.
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Sixteen bucks for just eight shots was far too pricey for Tim Alex Jacobs, so he hacked an old Polaroid camera to instead spit out images on cheap thermal paper, the same kind used in cash registers to print out your receipt.
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Thinking that this will lead to a kind of super-intelligent mind that will spit out the cure to cancer and the path to cold fusion, she hires me and gives me a large budget and a team of electrical and mechanical engineers.
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These tools, known as symptom checkers, can be found on apps or sites like WebMD; they allow users to type in their various symptoms and answer a series of questions, and then spit out a list of "probable" diagnoses generated by computer algorithms.
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On 1995 single "Girl Power" (written before Spice Girls were a thing, FYI), they spit out the words "I wanna be bad, I wanna be evil", which always strikes me as a brilliant, camp image: two school girls, who just wanna be evil.
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Other than that, Intel's mostly promising those big speed boosts in rather specific areas, like 26x faster HEVC encoding to spit out faster, higher quality video at lower file sizes, or 23x the "AI performance" for machine learning tasks like image recognition.
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If you fed your sartorial requirements (a 3D mesh) into this system from James McCann and students at CMU's Textiles Lab, it could quickly spit out a pattern that a knitting machine could follow easily yet is perfectly suited for your purposes.
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Guzman said the incident happened while she was in the kitchen heating up Olivia's lunch, but luckily, her husband Hector was nearby and performed the Heimlich maneuver on their toddler until she spit out the chewy candy and was able to breathe.
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They came back to life for a quickie a decade later in 2010, dosing us with shows and appearances at most major music festivals around the world, truly getting their taste of what the major leagues chew-up and spit out these days.
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It's hard to tell Court of Oryx apart from the Archon's Forge, Prison of Elders from the Challenge of Elders, and the Vault of Glass raid from the Wrath of the Machine, but half of these activities spit out loot that's long obsolete.
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This is largely thanks to Tina Landau, its conceiver and director, who fills the stage with visual wit, from giant Rube Goldberg machines that spit out bouncy boulders to David Zinn's relentlessly clever costumes and sets, festooned with tinsel, neon, and bubbles.
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I typically use PackPoint, an app which analyzes the weather at your destination and your planned activities, to spit out a first-draft packing list — mostly so I don't forget adapters abroad or go unchallenged when bringing three sweaters but zero jackets.
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The result is as accurate as his original neural network, and it can spit out charts that show how each individual variable — from asthma to age — is predictive of mortality risk, making it easier to see which ones exhibit particularly unusual behavior.
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For example, if a website uses images to convey important information without also providing "alt tags" that a screen reader can read, then the screen reader will spit out gibberish because it can't "read" a picture in the way it can read text.
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I remember only Gilda's, which had no real food, just little crushed-up wads of carrots, something green, something yellow, something red, which she chewed vigorously without swallowing, to get the flavor, spit out, then went on to chew the next color.
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In the future, when everyone has Segway wheels instead of feet, and when we communicate only via physical emojis which we spit out of our mouths, the story of Drake and Rihanna will be studied in schools as a classic 21st century love story.
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Feed enough of another composer's work—say, Johann Sebastian Bach—into EMI, and it would identify what makes Bach sound like Bach and spit out imitation Bach so good that the average listener might not know how to tell them apart from the real thing.
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" So, for example, if a user says the words "favorite team" and phrases their utterance like a question, the computer might scan for references to specific sports, find a mention of "baseball," and then spit out a prewritten reply: "My favorite team is the Yankees.
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But this summary, from The Washington Post, of the Han-Leia-Luke dynamic might make you spit out your drink: Lucas creates a romantic triangle between Luke, Han Solo and the haughty, bossy, indomitable Princess that seems perfectly resolved by not being resolved at all.
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Phillies right-hander Nick Pivetta (25-12) took a one-hit shutout into the fifth inning of a scoreless game before Kieboom walked to the plate with one out and spit out a tooth that had become dislodged shortly before entering the batter's box.
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While he wasn't quite chewed up and spit out by PRIDE and he was always a threat to knock out his opponents, he was a diminished fighter over whom rising stars like Quinton Jackson, Heath Herring, and Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic notched key wins.
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The only goal was nebulous and felt pointless, and the aliens might as well all be some guy named Bob who only existed to eat my carbon and spit out a random word every so often while speaking in gibberish the rest of the time.
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A spinal surgeon by trade, Dr. Mamizuka developed an interest in helping the children who are chewed up and spit out by Japan's unforgiving youth baseball machine, which encourages year-round training and, during its national high school baseball tournaments, lionizes 230-pitch games.
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But Bieber was lucky to have grown up as a pop star in the age of Instagram, because unlike other stars spit out by the industry — especially the kind of women dismissed as trainwrecks — he's always been able to control his narrative through social media.
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Feed the machine Amazon or Yelp comments, for example, and GPT-2 could spit out phony customer reviews that would skew the market much more effectively than the relatively primitive bots that generate fake reviews now, and do so much more cheaply than human scamsters.
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Group IB declined to name banks that were "jackpotted," a term used to describe forcing ATMs to spit out cash, but said the victims were located in Armenia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Estonia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Russia, Spain, the United Kingdom and Malaysia.
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Since then memes have gone into overdrive, entertainment writers have furiously spit out think pieces, toy manufacturers have scrambled to figure out how they can capitalize and a very talented young baker in Austin made one of the most incredible cakes you&aposll see.
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A white $129 speaker slightly larger than a can of beans, Google Home can spit out the status of the S&P 500, create a shopping list and control your lights, television and thermostat through smart-home automation devices like Nest and Philips Hue.
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To me, that has always been a signifier of something "good": something that takes a while to bury you within its nuances, something rich and satisfying; not something you want to rinse and spit out almost immediately once it becomes stale and starts to sour.
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" - Alexander Hamilton , Federalist No. 173 TIME OUT: WORDS ARE HARD New Yorker : "A study published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that nouns actually take longer to spit out than verbs do, presumably because they require more thought to produce.
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Read more: An engineer at a $2 billion startup also runs a global coding charity and a popular YouTube channel — but she still gets sexist remarks from tech brosCounterfactual explanations tell people what would need to change for an algorithm to spit out a different outcome.
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Early in the second round Varga was dropped with a quick barrage before he was able to even get out of his own corner, only to spit out a piece of tooth and apologize to the referee that he had forgotten to put his gumshield in.
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One of the clever things the show's creator, Jonathan Nolan, did was to encapsulate the creative tension between self-contained, crime-solving episodes (a CBS hallmark) and a long-range conspiracy story by having the Machine spit out "numbers" that led the heroes to individual, weekly cases.
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Pacific Time, just outside the back of Tesla's Fremont, California, plant, an undisclosed number of Tesla employees who pre-ordered a Model 3 will get the first cars to roll off the assembly line — almost two months after the factory spit out its very first Model 3.
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Since coming together in New York in 20133, their live show had largely revolved around Karen howling and flinging herself across the stage, looking like she was simultaneously trying to perform a DIY demon exorcism and spit out the lyrics to one of their frenetic, spiky tracks.
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When a new coach came, he gave me a box of chewing gum and told me to give some to the assistant coaches and tell them to spit out their plug of tobacco, it was a nasty habit, and that I could spit mine out, too.
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A typical life-cycle analysis adds up just the carbon emissions involved in the chain of fuel production and use: the carbon produced by burning the fuel, the carbon spit out by the tractor in the field, the carbon produced by the fertilizer manufacturer and so on.
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But it is hard not to imagine that the staffers most likely to be chewed up and spit out of politics by a toxic work environment might be those whose finances or lack of personal connections make their grip on their place in Washington more tenuous.
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"I wanted to be able to basically point a piece of software at an entire online retail store and have it scour the catalog and compare it against Amazon's catalog and spit out where the arbitrage opportunities were after Amazon had extracted their fees," he says.
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That program spit out a big text file with all the words and their locations in the film, which I then imported into a spreadsheet, sorted in alphabetical and then chronological order, and fed into another little program that took the sorted list and produced the edit.
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Walk a few blocks and pop your head over the sand dunes and you'll find the culprits: orange-yellow tractors piling sand into dump trucks, which caravan three miles south and spit out the sand—50,000 cubic yards, or 75,000 tons, of it in total—back on the beach.
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"I was spit out by my mom [Diana Ross] so it [fashion] has been in my genes since I was a kid, and I worked in the fashion industry for years when I was growing up," Ellis Ross told PeopleStyle about her new Tracee Ellis Ross for JCP collection.
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Mr Griffin paints a picture of each service wielding its own ultra-fast and long-range hypersonic missiles, fed information from a vast satellite network girdling the skies, all of it supported by a procurement process that can spit out high-tech weapons in years rather than decades.
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Many of them depend, for example, on light sources that can spit out photons one at a time, every time, and detectors that can just as unfailingly catch just one—no small feat, considering that a 60-watt bulb is putting out 100,000,000,000,000,000,000 or so of them every second.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A coordinated group of hackers likely tied to international criminal syndicates has pilfered more than $1 million by hijacking ATM machines across the United States and forcing them to spit out bills like slot machines dispensing a jackpot, a senior U.S. Secret Service official said on Monday.
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The company's server operations have Amazon's operating margin and, if you look pretty closely at the amount of profit the company is able to spit out, it's pretty close to AWS — which is now on track to be a business that generates more than $10 billion a year.
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Here's the sentence at the end of the first paragraph that best captures her opinion of the album: The seeds of a potential rock revival are chewed up and spit out in an overproduced bastardization of rock that romanticizes the hippie era without any of its relevance or defiance.
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He started to kind of try to spit out a longer answer, and about, you know, eight words in, I just cut him off … GLENN THRUSH: But was he sensitive--you know, in terms of the Indiana bill, was he sensitive to where you were coming from on that?
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In reality, though, millions of units get pulled from shelves every year because they are safety hazards: Overly flammable BBQs, lawn mowers that are liable to spit out sharp objects, toys that kids can choke on, scuba diving masks that cause restricted airflow, and cellphones that spontaneously combust.
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Launched in 2018, NASA's Parker Solar Probe will take years to swoop into orbit around the Sun, but once it's there, its main goal is to figure out exactly what drives the solar wind, the constant stream of highly charged particles that are spit out from the openings in the surface.
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He was stabbed by a white student at the University of Maryland, who was a member of a Facebook group that spit out content that showed "extreme bias against women, Latinos, members of the Jewish faith, and especially African-Americans," according to David Mitchell, the University of Maryland police chief.
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And if Jane could get over Ryan's drunken, yet fairly chaste betrayal, then so could I. That is, I shipped these two until The Bold Type pulled off a twist so heartstopping, I literally spit out the cupcake I was eating at a midday snack (don't judge me, we're observing social distancing).
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" One cartoon from October 1941, which resurfaced during the most recent presidential campaign, depicts a woman wearing an "America First" shirt reading "Adolf the Wolf" to horrified children with the caption, "… and the Wolf chewed up the children and spit out their bones … but those were Foreign Children and it didn't really matter.
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" I had to do that recently with somebody who had spit out the name of the whistleblower in the impeachment process, and at the same time, taken down anybody who might be nonbinary: "Okay, I'm going to just pick the one I think I heard because I didn't hear the other one clearly.
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It seems ideal for moving a few items at once, rather than the contents of an entire folder, but it's still a huge improvement over the old way of moving things around, where every item felt locked into an app until it went through the magic "share sheet" and got spit out on the other side.
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She wanted to write a "universal" story that the audience has seen before, that of young, hopeful women who "think that they're going to get a temporary job in the restaurant industry, and then get sucked into that world, fall down the rabbit hole, and get spit out at the end," Danler said in an interview with Vanity Fair.
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On a raised hump of ground, a dozen activists, speakers, and members of the New Black Panther Party (who had announced they'd be coming to Cleveland armed), local Black Lives Matter activists, and a smattering of other social justice groups stood together before a group of more than 100 attendees as occasional rain spit out from a gray sky.
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Hover doesn't rely on people buying any specialized hardware or learning the ins-and-outs of 3D scanning; users are simply prompted to snap some external shots of their home (no drone required) and feed the photos into Hover's app, which uses its computer vision tech to digest and later spit out a 3D model of your home.
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When one of the banks contacted the Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab to investigate, the only evidence was CCTV recordings showing a lone culprit walking up to the ATMs and, without even touching the machines, grabbing thick stacks of bills—about $100,000 worth of cash from each machine, dispensed 40 bills at a time—as they magically spit out.
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The whole check-in process takes me about five minutes with only my confirmation details and a form of ID. In addition to my room key cards, the machine spit out directions to my room, which was really helpful given how large and confusing Las Vegas hotel lobbies can be once you start wandering through the casino floor.
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If you spent any amount of time online in the past few days, you'll have noticed plenty of chatter about chat bots, tiny little computer programs that live inside messaging platforms like Facebook Messenger, Skype, or Slack that are designed to spit out useful bits of data like weather forecasts or the latest headlines using an interface—chat!
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A few takeaways: Power plants spit out slightly under a third of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, and the rule would have forced a reduction of their carbon dioxide emissions by 32% below 2005 levels by 2030, making it a pillar of the U.S. pledge in the nonbinding Paris agreement to cut overall greenhouse gas emissions by 26%–28% below 2005 levels by 2025.
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When Jon had his reader analyze the below post from the Illegal Doggo and Puppo Meme Distribution Facebook group, it spit out the following: Image may contain: 1 person Analysis completed: black, darkness, white, sky When given a readout so lacking in information, Jon uses context clues like the post's titles and comments to help paint the rest of the picture.
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I've seen an awful lot of severe beatings on TV in the last few weeks — the cost of watching dramas, I guess, though if I never see someone spit out a tooth again, that would be O.K. I had to balance it out with some lighter fare, and I turned to my go-to comfort genre: The skill-oriented reality contest show.
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There's lots of love for their hometown senator, and of course, there are more than a share of people who cannot spit out words of praise for Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28500 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 6900,2628 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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The surface might be too hot for you to safely walk on, or far too cold without the right gear, or perhaps the game's mathematical smarts will spit out a perfect storm of hostile landscape, lethal wildlife, and hyper-aggressive robotic guardians, the latter activated if you fight back against the animals or begin breaking down structures for raw materials.
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Imagine, for example, a machine-learning algorithm (which analyzes gobs of data in order to teach itself to perform a particular function) fed on hundreds of hours of footage of Donald Trump or North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, which could then spit out a near-perfect — and virtually impossible to distinguish from reality — audio or video clip of the leader declaring nuclear or biological war.
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Up until Pool, Porches was a staple of the northeast DIY indie rock scene that'd eventually spit out such idiosyncratic songwriters as Maine's Domino labelmate (Sandy) Alex G. Slow Dance in the Cosmos, the record that directly preceded Pool came out on Exploding in Sound, a Brooklyn-via-Boston label which also released records for scene standard-bearers like LVL UP, Speedy Ortiz, Pile, and more.
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And when he was done he went and laid on the bed as I crawled to the bathroom on my hands and knees to the sink to try to spit out the taste in my mouth, and I was scared to look at myself, but I did, and I saw that I had been crying long enough that my eyes were red and swollen at that point.
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To briefly try to explain this character: MacLachlan's Dougie Jones is what occurred when Cooper, in trying to flee the "red room," is literally spit out of an electrical socket in Nevada into the life of another man (who happens to look exactly like Cooper), resulting in him having the mental faculties of a person who is coming out of a three-decade bender.
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At parties (I am not invited to parties often), in an attempt to skip like a rock over the glassy lake of small talk, I tend to spit out the same three trivia facts, all gleaned from my degree, a mostly-useless three years spent studying linguistics: 1) That, in the 1066 invasion of England, the French brought with them their words for various meats—beef, pork, ect.
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It's still got its self-indulgent moments—most of the tracks are too long, they waste a lot of space on big dumb 220s grooves, and Hetfield's vocals are way too clean and prominent in the mix—but it's also got actual thrash metal songs like "Atlas, Rise" and "Spit Out the Bone" that boldly reference the band's initial NWOBHM influences, adding a snarling edge that the fans have been missing for quite awhile now.
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When I went to the beauty page and clicked on the skin care tab, it spit out some deals and its top four sellers (Neutrogena wipes, Aztec Secret healing clay mask, Thayers toner, and the TruSkin Vitamin C). In a "recommended for you" bar, it was all Belei: But when I then searched for vitamin C serum, the algorithm didn't send me a Belei product until the second search page, which really surprised me.
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So even as Axelrod and Rhoades fulfill what are now the familiar requirements of two snarling patriarchs in a personal as much as a professional standoff; even as Axelrod's wife (played convincingly by Malin Akerman) hisses threats and struts imperiously around her mega-mansion; even as his goons spit out misogynistic remarks with the casual contempt of those who believe that money buys them the right to be repugnant, it's hard not to be caught up by the spectacle.
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If you're not thoroughly horrified by the concept of eating something that looks like an alien lamprey's face, there's Demagorgon Pie, which cheerily starts with a homemade pie crust and a filling of pumpkin and cherries and eventually takes on the demonic form of the Demagorgon himself (or herself?), complete with slivered almonds to signify the many rows of razor-sharp teeth with which the beast would love to slurp you down and spit out your mangled and bloodied carcass for some teenagers to find in the woods.
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The slide projector on the subject has no shortage of famous faces: There's boozy Faulkner, banging out novels and screenplays while pickled, and Dorothy Parker and Jackson Pollock, producing their poems and paintings alongside the empty bottles, not to mention those libertine de Sades, Baudelaires and Byrons, who were all about sex and drugs long before rock 'n' roll introduced the idea that heroin was the magic juice of musical genius, one that spit out Hendrix and Joplin on one sad side and a sober Keith Richards on the happy other.
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