"Spotting between periods and spotting after sex is high risk of an inflamed cervix due to STDs," Handsfield said.
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At least, not in terms of spotting viruses, although paid software is sometimes a little smarter at spotting the loopholes.
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But it is often the case that we are much better at spotting the faults of others than we are at spotting faults in ourselves.
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Spotting is common during the first trimester of pregnancy — according to the American Pregnancy Association, about 20% of women see spotting during their first 12 weeks of pregnancy.
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"There are a number of reasons someone might be spotting before their period or between their periods (intermenstrual spotting)," explains Jennifer Linhorst, MD, an OB/GYN practicing in Denver.
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The Daily Telegraph, The Times, The Guardian, and London's Metro newspaper will all run Facebook's 'Tips For Spotting False News' advert, which gives readers ten tips on spotting insidious false news on Facebook.
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"It's like spotting a toothpick in someone's hand," sand Ramanan.
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" Georgia Nott: "Coachella is one of those 'celebrity spotting' festivals.
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After spotting these similarities, some people decided to take sides.
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Vaginal infections or STIs can also cause spotting, Gupta says.
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This can lead to pain, spotting, or tearing during sex.
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Spotting Tommy, Mr. Serlin asked him if he could act.
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I will take some credit for spotting the initial opportunity.
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Readers, for their part, often enjoy spotting connections and similarities.
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Hat tip to The Next Web for spotting CD Scanner.
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Even in heavily surveilled seas, spotting submarines will remain tricky.
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West has been spotting several times heading to the movies.
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TRAIN SPOTTING Few details of summit arrangements have been released.
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The biggest deal are these Spotting and Drug Sweat EPs.
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Specifically, spotting people for coffee or lunch with no reciprocation.
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Are you good at spotting a gap in the market?
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What can editing Wikipedia teach people about spotting fake news?
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Because that's the beauty in celebrity outfit spotting, isn't it?
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But they are not the only ones spotting the opportunity.
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Children are very good at spotting and objecting to unfairness.
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And thanks to reader VirusKA for spotting the old comment!
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I'm certainly spotting more pitcher plants in fancy flower arrangements.
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We took the challenge of spotting some fake Pokémon cards.
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That type of tracking software is good for spotting trends.
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So what the heck is going on when you're spotting?
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I ended up breaking him down and spotting his weakness.
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Here are some tips for spotting and avoiding false information.
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Facebook says it's getting better and faster at spotting fakes.
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We searched the library's several floors before spotting a display.
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No word if someone broke their neck spotting Farrah, though.
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Sadly, A.I. for spotting fake news still isn't very good.
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But when spotting a new one, I wonder about them.
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It struck me as a popular spot for plane spotting.
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"She's better at spotting problems than I am," he said.
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The curriculum in Illinois will go beyond just spotting bruises.
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Zoo officials asked anyone spotting the animal to call them.
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And have fun spotting all the curious and chaotic quirks.
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"There it is," she said, spotting the time ticking down.
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Where to look: Spotting constellations can be fun and challenging.
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It did a credibly good job of spotting each emotion.
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Spotting our #merky suncream, a lady at security loses her cool and enviously asks us where we got it from, before spotting Krept and Konan and losing any interest in our 125ml travel-ready liquids.
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" @facebook embark on an ad campaign -"Tips for spotting false news.
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By evening, residents were spotting lava flowing down onto their streets.
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Doctor AIs are already better at spotting cancer in tissue scans.
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The photos will aid in spotting the source of the methane.
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Spotting such tiny flickers is on the edge of Kepler's capabilities.
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He's even further intrigued, spotting a fellow nerd in millionaires' clothing.
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For comprehensive information on spotting phishing emails, visit the DHS website.
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Are they involved at all in spotting the companies for example?
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Stockholm's Arlanda Airport suspended flights in 2017 after spotting a drone.
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AI has been trained for straightforward tasks like spotting copyright violations.
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That puts the dream of face-spotting in an unusual place.
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You may also notice some spotting around the time of ovulation.
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Then there's this blog dedicated to spotting dogs on Street View.
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Good luck spotting Ford's new undercover police vehicles on the road.
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Spotting and Drug Sweat records are available March 30 through Aarght.
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Even spotting the treasure would present a major challenge to divers.
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Spotting patterns, trends, and formulas make our work (and life) easier.
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"Spotting details and creating models, that is very enjoyable," he said.
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Even something as simple as spotting a firetruck on the street.
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Would spotting a lotus seed head make you run in terror?
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H/T to The Verve for spotting this sweet, sweet video.
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Times Insider A lifetime of browsing offers lessons in spotting disinformation.
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Copy-edit this: How good are you at spotting grammatical errors?
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But they're helpful for spotting trends and exploring larger economic forces.
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Spotting us, the animals burst into chirps, whimpers, shrieks and screams.
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There are three dolphin-spotting tour companies in town these days.
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Now we are more practiced than ever in spotting potential ends.
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Spotting Mr. Sklar's name tag, Mr. Parker called out for help.
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She has a really great eye for spotting the next trend.
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" Spotting Tomlinson's criticism, Walker messaged back: "Sorry you feel like that.
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Here's a brief guide to spotting and dealing with voter intimidation.
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She's been spotting obscure, weird things in the background of scenes.
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The hoax-spotting site Snopes maintains a long list of them.
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He started celebrity-spotting bus tours in L.A. and New York.
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You might, however, experience some irregular spotting with one missed dose.
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"The fire was spotting a mile ahead of itself," he said.
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That means spotting the source of an FRB might require spotting a gamma ray burst or exotic explosion first, then looking for the radio waves decades later, not the other way around like we're doing now.
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The drones provide a live video feed to an operator, who uses the shark-spotting software, which have been shown to be 90 percent accurate at spotting sharks, while humans are 20 percent to 30 percent accurate.
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We pulled out over a cliff above Dappat se Gat beach, a scenic cove framed by mountains, next to a shark-spotting hut where a black flag — low visibility, poor spotting conditions — was rippling in the breeze.
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They succeed by spotting underserved markets and inventing ways of reaching them.
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This includes preventing phishing attempts or spotting when emails have been spoofed.
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Presumably, removing the audio fooled YouTube's systems for spotting previously flagged videos.
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The duo ran through nearby neighborhoods before spotting Barna near her vehicle.
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Auditors should also play a key role in spotting fraud, it added.
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Download G. Spotting from the App Store or the Google Play Store.
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" A "Celebrity Spotting" Festival Emily Haines: "It has gained so much clout.
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Poets & Quants certainly isn't alone in spotting trends among high-skilled workers.
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Plus, she'll have an easy time spotting her stuff at luggage claim.
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Spotting Michael by the piano, the highly inebriated Roger ran at him.
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Doctors have got better at spotting dementia, which can make people suicidal.
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Satellites are the first scouts, spotting objects that might pose a threat.
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After spotting Maynard's patrol car, Jimmy tried to get the trooper's attention.
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Thankfully the robocall blocker apps have gotten better at spotting neighborhood spoofing.
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These include methods like spotting irregular blinking patterns or unrealistic skin tone.
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It's just a shame that spotting the problem is becoming virtually impossible.
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Spotting its relevance and advice to current events isn't a political statement.
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Then, the challenge is spotting where the market actually bottoms, Cramer said.
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It's fun just observing the world and spotting all of the details.
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Zuckerberg's company has made itself known for spotting and acquiring buzzy apps.
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A bar owner called police after spotting Rahami napping in the doorway.
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When this happens, the bleeding is usually light, and it's called spotting.
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What song by Spotting do you most love on the seven-inch?
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The Army trained agents in spotting IEDs, combat maneuvers, and weapon systems.
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But surely spotting an error of that magnitude is the FCC's responsibility.
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For some consumers, spotting and correcting medical billing problems is getting easier.
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I like how you have had a Spotting banner from the beginning.
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You can't spend five minutes in LA without spotting a Model 3.
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Family outfits are good at spotting profit centres that corporate giants ignore.
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"And then sometimes guys have a difficult time spotting women," she added.
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To catch Kanye smiling is like spotting Beyoncé at the BET Awards.
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Later on in the day, I started spotting lobsters in the grass.
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Feel free to use this as your rebus-spotting tool as well.
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Regional sales executives are stellar communicators with a knack for spotting opportunities.
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But we sure had a lot of fun spotting all the references.
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Mr. Litman had no trouble spotting the new face in the crowd.
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It's like spotting a snow leopard across a canyon in the Himalayas.
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"It's crazy," one customer muttered after spotting empty shelves at the store.
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A lot of spotting disinformation is hanging out in the right places.
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Jeff Bezos knows a thing or two about spotting good business opportunities.
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He also has a knack for spotting trends and storytelling for clients.
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Presented with someone else's argument, we're quite adept at spotting the weaknesses.
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Spotting the early signs and getting help quickly can reduce longterm effects.
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It can't be the holidays without a Mariah Carey spotting in Aspen.
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So this isn't just a guide to spotting when something is fake.
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Selection for places will be through talent spotting and an entrance exam.
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Pabst has a talent for spotting subjects that will elevate his art.
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They're finding that people are really, really bad at spotting the masks.
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Spotting you, he opens his mouth wide to reveal … tiny, intricate teeth.
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This game of celebrity-spotting is a perfect analogue for Warhol's society voyeurism.
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After spotting the vehicle, police were notified of its whereabouts, the post said.
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Adidas decided to focus in earnest on women's feet after spotting a trend.
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Adidas decided to focus in earnest on women's feet after spotting a trend.
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These include spotting, nausea (and occasionally vomiting), cramps, headache, dizziness, and tender breasts.
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They train top-level boxers, expertly drilling technique, adeptly spotting weaknesses to fix.
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Spotting another "Muslim issue", past governments have let conservative clerics control family law.
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What are your favorite tech tools for spotting breaking news and trend stories?
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I settled in for what would be a long day of plane spotting.
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I'd also like to thank Andrew Lyle for his keen penis-spotting eye.
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Machine-learning excels in spotting unusual patterns of transactions, which can indicate fraud.
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Well, it means you actually have a chance of spotting a concealed device.
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Spotting potential killers among the much larger number of poison-pontificators is hard.
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That feeling was amplified upon spotting a table of free cookies and cider.
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But perhaps more interesting is Yung's guide to spotting these undercover cop cars.
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The twins serve as test beds for spotting problems before they get serious.
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Bookshops are full of expert guides to spotting a country's slide into autocracy.
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It also created five times fewer false positives than existing cyberattack spotting AIs.
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Spotting Mueller beyond his daily entrance and exit in his car was difficult.
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Walking down the street and spotting a half-dozen replicas of our outfit.
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Spotting pain in animals like mice or our precious pets isn't too difficult.
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Doctors, parents, and schools have generally gotten better at spotting ASD, for one.
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Spotting trafficking is important throughout the entire travel industry, not just on flights.
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For some people, spotting a bug in the shower is no big deal.
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IBM said the incumbents had become better at spotting and acquiring nascent disruptors.
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Other users on Twitter also reported spotting more samples of this particular ransomware.
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Female film critics were early in spotting the dubious aspects of Allen's work.
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Another blamed his club for not spotting a rare form of cancer sooner.
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Unpredictable spotting is a common side effect, especially in the first few months.
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Another, wielding a spotting gun, blasted a stain on an embroidered blue skirt.
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"Banished," on Hulu Watch if you like costume dramas and spotting familiar performers.
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Policymakers, spotting signs of a future influx, might reroute refugees to different countries.
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Johnny Depp is spotting in public on June 2, 2018 looking drastically different.
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Even he has trouble spotting the right times to enter and exit investments.
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Likewise, Simeone is more than capable of spotting an unpolished gem up front.
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Thank you to reader James Binns for spotting the error and writing in.
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Tennessee rapper BbyMutha makes music about spotting men's bullshit from a mile away.
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It's also known as "leopard spotting" in English, if you're an pizza obsessive.
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The father agreed with Phuntso that spotting one here was of great portent.
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Spotting Mr. Weir backstage, he apologized for his high anxiety and requested advice.
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But does it mean we might finally start spotting them on red carpets?
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My gimmes were RESIDENT, SPOTTING, ABSORBENT, MOONLIGHT, WUTHERING, ORPHANAGE, DIXIELAND and BIG DIPPER.
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If you have more time … How good are you at spotting fake news?
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Called "ember spotting," it's an effective, often devastating way for wildfires to spread.
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Collecting data is necessary to measuring progress, and can help with spotting patterns.
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One of the most apparent signs of implantation is light bleeding or spotting.
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Rooms come with plane-spotting leaflets and binoculars for those facing the airport.
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The surveillance aircraft are often used for maritime patrols and spotting drug runners.
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If you don't do this and you've been spotting for a prolonged time, stop taking the pill, let your period come (use backup birth control!), and when you restart the next pill pack, you won't be spotting anymore, she says.
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After spotting the sub's periscope, the Ward's captain ordered an attack, sinking the vessel.
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At this point, you might be spotting a common thread in these companion robots.
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Finding disease-causing genetic traits is a lot like spotting flaws in computer code.
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In early September, a source told PEOPLE they were spotting dining together in Atlanta.
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Waive: an intelligent trend spotting platform The Europas Awards — Hottest Mobility Travel Tech Startup
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An Anthropologie home sale is like spotting a unicorn during a total solar eclipse.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 10 of our favorite Instagram accounts for spotting vintage baubles.
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If you feel like you've been spotting see-through everything lately, you're not alone.
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After spotting very fast short-term options in the tech name, he got in.
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Morgan, spotting Gaga's tweet responded, inviting her to an interview to debate the concept.
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But according to Facebook's report, the issue isn't as simple as spotting automated accounts.
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Armie Hammer has a strange way of spotting Call Me By Your Name fans.
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It is not because they are better than their parents at spotting a phoney.
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In fact, romance readers are quite perceptive in spotting something wrong with their book.
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According to Quartz, drivers on Reddit reported spotting the feature in Boston and Toronto.
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Let's hope we'll be spotting the cast out and about rocking their characters' merch.
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Returning afterward, and spotting her in bed, Curtis said he knew she was dead.
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People can be bad at spotting deception because, ultimately, very few are downright deceptive.
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If you're in the Southern Hemisphere, check out Hill's pointers for spotting the planets.
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Japan's NYK saved over $100m by getting better at spotting and using empty containers.
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But while Flotteron is used to spotting spam, she says this is something different.
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Spotting counterfeit goods on Amazon has been a common refrain over the past years.
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Spotting them is a lot harder now, thanks to light pollution and other ills.
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And also spotting him on a balcony in the preview for the next episode.
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Pilots can even fire the missile into a target area before spotting an enemy.
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He would stand there for hours, you know, spotting people only Bill would recognize.
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Aurora Borealis-spotting is the main attraction at Kakslauttanen from August through late April.
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Plenty of people are obsessed with the idea of spotting Nessie, or finding Bigfoot.
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Take our quiz and see how good you are at spotting a family resemblance.
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We practice spotting deer and keeping quiet so that we don't scare them away.
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Spotting some scuff marks on a dead ohia tree, he began to shinny up.
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Gigi Hadid has reportedly been spotting clutching a copy of Albert Camus's The Stranger.
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Allow the floor to dry before walking on the cleaned area to prevent spotting.
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Turns out that the technology was perfect for spotting illegal usage of copyrighted songs.
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She has a gift for cruelty, the authority that comes with spotting others' weaknesses.
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You might also argue that collectively, we're getting better at spotting hucksters and frauds.
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He hovers nearby, spotting tokens and recalling happier times amid glimmers of delusional hope.
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Then, in August, South Carolina residents began spotting menacing-looking clowns in the woods.
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" A moment later, spotting him, Mr. Trump called again, "Oh, Rudy, get up here.
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New Balance called this "real time exception spotting" in a statement emailed to CNBC.
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Bald eagles lay off-white eggs, while golden eagles lay eggs with brown spotting.
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Though spotting cultural quirks and mores is entertaining, human vulnerability is the real appeal.
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Facebook uses facial recognition for spotting users in photos uploaded by themselves or others.
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Those are real, and include spotting and nausea, with the potential for mood changes.
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I had no issues, except for a little bit of spotting on my panties.
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The difficulty with spotting these interstellar interlopers is that they are not very bright.
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Frum argues that Trump's greatest talent — his genius really — is spotting and exploiting weaknesses.
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" Lauren Willis, a professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles who has argued for stronger consumer financial protections, said she saw more promise in "consumer self-defense classes," which focus on "spotting and avoiding scams, spotting manipulative advertising, and the like.
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That gives you a better chance of stumbling onto the unusual and spotting unexpected patterns.
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You'll travel in a different direction, down new roads, spotting new arrangements of city material.
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It's about spotting the tectonic shifts technology is causing, moments before they violently shake us.
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A few years ago, I flew from a ship based at sea, spotting tuna schools.
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Be sure to evenly wet the boot so that no streaking or water-spotting occurs.
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Spotting boats that misbehave on the high seas (or indeed in EEZs) is getting easier.
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Soriano also broke down some lipstick basics for spotting quality, regardless of where you're shopping.
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Spotting new strains before they hit is difficult, so the risk of such outbreaks remains.
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There, she showed her knack for quickly building networks, doing company diligence and spotting opportunities.
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In addition to spotting spelling and grammatical errors, it aids in fixing style issues too.
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Kudos to Sonos for spotting an opportunity left open by a competitor and capitalizing quickly.
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For Ally, it's a prime spot to watch movies — and do plenty of celeb-spotting.
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It's worth pointing out, too, that baby-spotting at Fashion Week is too darn cute.
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Naturally, the scientists have developed a new and improved alternative capable of spotting missed interdependencies.
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The statistical methods for spotting those suites of changes are only beginning to be developed.
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But spotting a tunnel-shaped snake trail, she disappeared into the cattails hunting for one.
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But as for testing the idea, by actually spotting an exoplanet coalesce from swirling matter?
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Although spotting is common, there are cases in which you should see an ob/gyn.
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A new moon on Wednesday and Thursday will provide optimal dark skies for spotting meteors.
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Upon spotting the croc, the pair tried to capture a selfie from a safe distance.
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Well, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott now have their own courtside spotting to reckon with.
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He had a few priests spotting him, and they helped him back to his feet.
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Such distinctions matter, because spotting and stopping crimes means knowing who commits them, and why.
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Groups sprang up on social media to trade sightings and suggest good otter-spotting locations.
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If you get lost in a crowd, your friends should have no problem spotting you.
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That means applying for jobs you are actually qualified for and spotting the best opportunities.
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Right now on the G train: a puka shell necklace spotting and a popped collar.
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Women have a lot of practice spotting sexism, and Mr. Trump's has never been subtle.
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Another tradition is spotting celebrities who use the ferries, often disguised by hats and sunglasses.
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After spotting the gunman, Mr. Fox started running from the courthouse entrance, looking for cover.
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Your eyes dart back and forth in hopes of spotting the kamikaze player coming in.
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Others are inside the "bubble," incapable of spotting the distortions that are obvious to you.
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Upon spotting them in Reed's gallery, Reed's agent expressed concerns to the U.S.G.A. security officers.
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" The couple might well have picked it up, spotting "a nice-looking jacket bundled up.
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Spotting an armed Walmart shopper in the produce aisle is not exactly a cultural rarity.
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Glasses and dishware came out clean with little spotting thanks to the product's rinse-aid.
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One day, I drove four hours north and back again, spotting only one unlucky kangaroo.
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But he had a knack for comedy and a genius for spotting a counter-narrative.
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But only one place offers the promise of spotting a Trump in the gilded wild.
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Several members of the group fled back into the river after spotting the horse patrol.
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Google&aposs DeepMind created an AI for spotting breast cancer that can outperform human radiologists.
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Of course, they can get fresh air by visiting the alfresco plane-spotting deck too.
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But once you start spotting, you've engaged the very critical faculty that extinguishes childhood spontaneity.
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Perhaps, you were great at building consensus, spotting new market opportunities or leading a team.
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Spotting a market, Leo Baekeland patented an artificial alternative in 20133, which he named Bakelite.
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Here's a quick primer for spotting fake news: • Check the account history of the source.
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NEOWISE, a distant planet-spotting satellite briefly used by NASA to try to spot asteroids.
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Computers may not be great at spotting faces, but logo-recognition algorithms are very effective.
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ZTF is also pretty good at spotting near-Earth asteroids that zoom past our planet.
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In 2012, technology news site Ars Technica ran a guide to spotting a tech scammer.
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They try, certainly, and they are big enough to cover you when you're spotting up.
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"It was like spotting a snow leopard or some other rare and elusive animal," Treuthardt said.
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We first started spotting the negative space trend backstage at Fashion Week almost three years ago.
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Tests were carried out by scientists at Porton Down, which is expert in spotting nerve agents.
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"This was a very spontaneous move," Couric tells PEOPLE, who received some spotting assistance from Biles.
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Early Thursday morning, a tipster called 911 after spotting a Nissan Sentra in a residential neighborhood.
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Instead, they provided technical and aerial assistance, like spotting border crossers, and assisting in criminal investigations.
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These days, they run whale spotting trips on the frigid waters of the Sea of Okhotsk.
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At her most recent LAX spotting, Kendall Jenner was seen wearing a pristine white Champion sweatsuit.
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She recalled spotting SUVs identical to Diaz's without license plates at various locations far from Anaheim.
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It was so popular, we couldn't go outside without spotting at least one person wearing it.
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I have a 99 percent margin when it comes to being right when spotting curse words.
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Some evidence points to his presence, like an eagle-eyed fan spotting his tiger on set.
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The couple settled on Chang Yong Ter after spotting his work in a coffee table book.
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Cravens described herself and Thompson as "soul sisters" when it comes to their work spotting fakes.
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It's found countless applications, from spotting incoming missiles to catching drivers who break the speed limit.
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Why do Texans have a better chance of spotting a chupacabra than their own lieutenant governor?
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Now he has a knack, he says, for spotting potential leaders, some of them also reluctant.
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Given the inherent ambiguity of language, spotting fake stories tends to require lots of human intervention.
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Spotting a bottom in stock prices when the market goes through a selloff is tough business.
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Like, for example, spotting copies of stories that human fact-checkers have already identified as fake.
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She stopped the Pill after a little over a week, and eventually the spotting tapered off.
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"They seemed happy and got along great," a source tells PEOPLE of spotting them out together.
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A city government gazette, perhaps not spotting the Hitler reference, used the phrase in a headline.
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One thing that's really fun and great about working with Genndy is the spotting session process.
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Clarkson said Cowell had a talent for spotting authentic people with raw talent and developing them.
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After spotting some commotion in the trees, the hunters discovered a doe, stuck between two trees.
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People use that data for all sorts of things — trading stocks, spotting trends, or identifying influencers.
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"You might have irregular spotting because the lining is thin, but not stable," Dr. Shirazian says.
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The Spotting Deer and Sticks are both about Canadians and our relationship with landscape and nature.
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But spotting and cramping are pretty mild compared to some of the other reported side effects.
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They ignore him spotting up in the corner or opposite wing, and go under every screen.
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Spotting friends, Mr. Boquete dropped into a boxer's crouch and threw left jabs into the air.
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Now, about spotting the kind of behavior that will most commonly lead to future toxic behavior.
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They move about solo and prefer traveling at dusk, so spotting the spiders isn't always easy.
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A rear camera package at $3,900 is essentially mandatory unless you're traveling with a spotting crew.
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Companies like Louis Vuitton and Gucci train Steve on the telltale signs for spotting a fake.
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If you live in a city, you can't walk two blocks without spotting the iconic shape.
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Much like a drone spotting damage on an airplane, this is a potentially life-saving innovation.
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But Mr. Ackman, who made his name spotting financial fraud, missed signs of chicanery at Valeant.
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Through years of experience, she's become a self-proclaimed "master" at spotting penises on a map.
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The prince reportedly bought the superyacht after spotting it while vacationing in the south of France.
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After spotting unusual options activity in Coca-Cola, Jon is watching the stock into the close.
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Once you start spotting the anagrams and recognizing the wordplay, things generally move along pretty well.
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It is also a spotting agent for dry cleaning and can be found in consumer products.
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Deporting someone isn't as simple as spotting her, handcuffing her, and putting her on a plane.
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Halfway through the video, an officer can be heard yelling after spotting movement behind a house.
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Yet another drone was spotted late Thursday morning, and people kept spotting drones into Thursday night.
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Yet another drone was spotted late Thursday morning, and people kept spotting drones through Thursday night.
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It is artificial intelligence software fine-tuned for spotting and resolving identities, whether people or things.
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The director of Royal Ballet School in London, spotting potential, had offered him a full scholarship.
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They can handle some tasks on their own, like spotting a curb and climbing over it.
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" Then, spotting Mr. Pence in the audience, he said, "Mike, will you be my running mate?
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Eagle eyes When it comes to spotting medical problems, Denise Richards has several fans to thank.
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By spotting those telltale releases, companies are getting a handle on where bigger problems might arise.
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Turns out I'm not the only journalist spotting beautiful RVs along the Maine Turnpike this year.
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"How do you feel?" a woman in a cowboy hat asked me, spotting my chakral wobble.
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Spotting a reporter walking through the terminal, several people took the opportunity to air their complaints.
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Spotting garbage or a dead raccoon on the pavement: "That would freak me out," he said.
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First, by spotting the gap in the centre-right market for a harder line on refugees.
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It has reduced my periods from debilitating to light spotting two or three times a year.
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Spotting this opportunity, Uber Money launched at Money 2020, focusing on providing drivers with financial services.
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"One approach is something that a lot of people are familiar with, called spotting," Cullen said.
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Jackson told police that he killed Caughman after spotting the man collecting cans on the street.
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Interior Department aids reindeer "warm up" The Interior Department is reindeer spotting in the national parks.
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In some states, abstinence-only education prevents schools from teaching about consent and spotting sexual abuse.
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In fact, many vehemently denied they were goth, but had no trouble spotting those that were.
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So that means health officials are experienced in spotting the virus and preventing it from spreading.
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But Hosseinzadeh thinks recent advances in spotting supernovae will yield many more observations like this one.
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After spotting her several times, a Good Samaritan scooped up Nickie and brought her to MSPCA-Angell.
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Spotting faces in a scene is easy when the punims are nice and close to the camera.
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In May, Aubin worked with the team to see if shark spotting could work in real-time.
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After spotting the tortoise, the family from Okayama city went to the zoo to report their discovery.
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Additionally, you may see some spotting between the time you take Plan B and your next period.
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This blood is more like the spotting you might see between periods than a full-on period.
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Harry was spotting waving to the crowd, as well as laughing, batting and pitching during the match.
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Packer's movies have become big successes thanks to his keen eye for scripts and spotting rising talent.
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Some come because they're scared about spotting in the days after a very wanted positive pregnancy test.
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A combination of low humidity and high winds have created significant potential for spotting, the team said.
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We're getting better at spotting bots, but not fast enough to catch up with the bots themselves.
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"Well suck my third nipple," drops HBIC, Heather Chandler (Melanie Field) in the lunchroom upon spotting Veronica.
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After spotting unusual options activity in biopharma name Relypsa, Halftime Report expert Jon Najarian made a move.
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The two major points of contention are lack of a standard terminology and difficulty in spotting exclusions.
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He claims to have saved her after spotting an overturned car on the side of the road.
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And we, as individuals, need to get much, much better at spotting what they're doing to us.
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Officials are reasonably good at spotting heroin users, whose lives are often entirely upturned by their addictions.
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Hat tips to iMore, Redmond Pie, iDownloadBlog and Cult of Mac for spotting some of these features.
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Since the boost phase lasts for only a few minutes, that requires spotting launches and pouncing quickly.
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The American people are better than ever at spotting clichés, and suspicious of politicians who spout them.
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And sure enough, once you've seen or worn Scott's designs, you'll probably start spotting them all over.
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Spotting the black scooters isn't always easy at nighttime, and they aren't always parked in obvious spots.
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He also suggests that researchers can and should build programs that are better at spotting such fakes.
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Residents can win cash awards for spotting unprotected sex, creating a bounty hunter program for adult entertainment.
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But P-Orridge credits Citron with seeing beyond those concerns and spotting something synchronous between the works.
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Constant, wireless-linked monitoring may spare patients much suffering, by spotting incipient signs of their condition deteriorating.
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Soho House West Hollywood The members-only club on Sunset Boulevard is always fertile celeb-spotting ground.
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She's got kids, she was living in Montreal, but people kept spotting her and she's very hated.
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Podesta and Powell were fooled, but don't think only baby boomers aren't good at spotting malicious emails.
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Likefolio has been successful at spotting for clients some positive turnaround in shares of UnderArmour and Chipotle.
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Spotting the forked upper section of an abandoned Ark as it pierces the horizon never gets old.
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Some of the fires detected by the current fire-spotting cameras have been extinguished using aerial equipment.
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I'll be honest with you: I have a hard time spotting when HDR is on or not.
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Update August 19th, 4:20PM: Updated to include an eagle-eyed reader's spotting of a font difference.
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Sharkey believes in police "hot-spotting": most violent crimes take place in a small number of venues.
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The only drawback to skipping your period is that some women will experience spotting, Dr. Dardik says.
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"Dragon Spotting" is accessible via a mobile website starting today, with the film hitting theaters this Friday.
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" The other man gazes up, as if spotting a new constellation, and says, softly, "Maybe it is.
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The last spotting of the whale, dubbed Benny the Beluga by the British media, was on Dec.
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For most, spotting different shapes can be rudimentary, but this brainteaser will have you second-guessing everything.
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A fall adventure to Denali National Park might mean spotting a surreal light show in the sky.
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Farm workers who reported spotting the truck said it had not moved for a couple of days.
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Spotting in between periods is incredibly common, says Timothy Ryntz, MD, a gynecologist at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.
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The last time they went, her son became dizzy with laughter, spotting lions, elephants, giraffes, and hyenas.
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But he also lights up when he remembers spotting Thomas Bangalter in the parking lot one day.
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And the murky waters of wetlands prevent people from spotting dangerous predators like alligators before they strike.
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Spotting them is the first step, because political parties in established democracies do a weeding-out process.
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" –upon spotting gas canisters that might be used to eliminate Jason in FvJ "Kung fu this, bitch.
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Spotting a unique opportunity, the Hamilton police department jumped into action with their best and brightest...puns.
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It centers around spotting the little monsters in the real world around you, using your smartphone's camera.
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A night or two later, he aborted his plan after spotting lights and people in the house.
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Spotting a rack at the other end of the floor, Mitchell sprinted over and pushed it back.
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In other words, you know you're looking at a great TV, when you're not spotting its shortcomings.
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But then, one day she noticed she was spotting and realized she had missed her period entirely.
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The United Arab Emirates formed a committee with the job of spotting the new moon cycle tonight.
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Beyond that, she added, Belgian collectors have a knack for spotting artists before they become expensive stars.
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There are records from ancient Chinese astronomers spotting these bursts of light more than 2,173 years ago.
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There are records from ancient Chinese astronomers spotting these bursts of light more than 2,700 years ago.
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Spotting these cute, furry animals is not only good fun, it's also good news for the environment.
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People who scored lower in agreeableness as a personality trait were also better at spotting a scam.
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But this strange outpost isn't an evil genius's hideaway or even just a primo plane-spotting perch.
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After spotting a lone black fin cutting through the waves, Sylvester signaled for us to jump in.
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Lynn Dornblaser, the director of innovation and insight for Mintel, has been trend-spotting for 30 years.
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They shoot a lot of 3s, but they're always moving as opposed to just spotting and standing.
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Another reason is that machines have turned out to be better at spotting suspicious transactions than humans.
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Unlike Cohen, Kumin does not invest money himself, but is known for spotting and recruiting trading talent.
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As in Mali or Cambodia, we need a national system for spotting anomalous patterns or unknown pathogens.
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William S. Broeksmit, a derivatives trader with a risk manager's nose for spotting financial dangers, was one.
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When she was twenty-one, she went to a talent-spotting day at Addington Manor, in Buckinghamshire.
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His coating can prevent brown spotting in avocados for up to 30 days longer than existing methods.
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School should be society's first-line of defense: spotting, helping, and/or criminally labeling potentially murderous youths.
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The United Arab Emirates formed a committee tasked with spotting the new moon cycle on Monday night.
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But rather than spotting bargains, Morganlander said potential investors should focus on credit growth, particularly in emerging markets.
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For example, hormonal imbalances such as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) can cause irregular period and spotting, she says.
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The Hubble Telescope has made spotting these objects simple, and has creating some breathtaking images along the way.
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I think what's most surprising about this is Amazon not spotting the connectivity problems in testing before release.
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You seriously can't turn your head or scroll through IG without spotting some fashion person reppin' the reptile.
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The more words, faces, or objects a neural network "sees," the better it gets at spotting those targets.
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His fastball had a little more velocity (93 mph at its peak), and he was spotting it well.
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Who knows, you could find yourself spotting White Walkers outside your apartment as the cold winter months begin.
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Lessons change when software predicts a student's mind is wandering by spotting an upward tilt of the head.
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Spotting Matt was dissonant, even nauseating, because over the past few months, through Snapchat, he'd become completely familiar.
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Even so, the approach has proven capable of spotting a coronavirus needle in a haystack of big data.
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And you might even think you're pretty good at spotting the difference between fake reviews and real ones.
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Instead, Lo said, it helps "social media companies identify where their systems are failing" in spotting hate groups.
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This latest iteration of Satoshi-spotting comes at a time when ICO madness has reached a fever pitch.
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Scientists and literary critics and chess masters, intent on spotting hidden patterns, may benefit from being mildly paranoid.
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That's when you'll have the best chance at spotting mama and baby whales in the Sea of Cortez.
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" Spotting "a sumptuous interior" in Sighisoara, Kaplan writes, "Few things scream money and elegance like soft yellow lighting.
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For the first six months, Dick experienced constant spotting, requiring her to wear underwear liners at all times.
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The producers have hired New York musicians as on-screen extras, making for a fun peer-spotting exercise.
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Spotting the car on arrival, alarms bells ring, but Catherine proceeds to deal with the matter in hand.
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To another wine glass spotting: "I took it back to the hotel I took it from," she said.
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Leuthold Group's Jim Paulsen is spotting a rarity in the record market rally: Defensive plays are driving it.
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These can be helpful in spotting other kinds of subscriptions you've forogtten about, like an ancient gym membership.
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Tell us: do you freak out about spotting gray hairs, or take the carefree approach like Shay does?
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Josephina, spotting glory when she sees it, wraps up the colorful paintings with haunting faces and contacts Morf.
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After spotting the epic 26-tweet thread, Solange screenshot the images and uploaded them to her Instagram stories.
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This makes spotting declining or nearly extinct species problematic because biologists aren't nearly finished identifying the world's critters.
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After a certain level of fame, celebrities start to become immune to spotting themselves all over the Internet.
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Experts in Nairobi said spotting the pest early - when it is still a larva - was key to prevention.
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The business should also be able to continue growing its own assets by spotting undervalued securities and businesses.
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So he decided to approach Mr. Paterno directly after spotting him in a hallway of an athletic building.
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Her therapist then instructs her to imagine looking up into the sky and spotting a big, white cloud.
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A gawky teen with braces and glasses, spotting the architect, fast-walked over and thrust out a hand.
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You don't have employ each one, but continually spotting opportunities for tax savings can easily boost portfolio returns.
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"My argument about why cloud-spotting is a worthwhile activity is that it's an aimless activity," he said.
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It's like spotting a shell sparkling in the sand before a wave carries it back into the ocean.
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Dunham found out about Dresshirt after spotting her Girls co-star, Allison Williams, wearing the shirt on set.
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Admissions admittedly doesn't have a crystal ball for spotting these people, but they have developed some telling criteria.
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Spotting tarantulas in actionTypically, male tarantulas weigh less than an ounce and grow to lengths of 2.5 inches.
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CNBC "Halftime Report " trader Jon Najarian purchased shares of Harley-Davidson on Friday after spotting unusual options activity.
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This canny ice cream seller didn't despair, though, instead spotting the perfect chance to make some extra lolly.
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She said it was spotting a bird outside her window that gave her a new perspective on life.
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This type of celebrity spotting can be huge for a business — as Parker Smith is well aware of.
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"I sometimes drink Red Bull or chrysanthemum tea to stay awake on shifts," says Wang, spotting the ashtrays.
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The party says this would lead to dentists spotting problems earlier and prevent costly treatment down the line.
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The discreet packaging is a nice touch, especially if you're concerned about a neighbour spotting your risqué order.
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A guide to how, when and where to vote, and tips for spotting and avoiding Election Day misinformation.
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On the other hand, some researchers hope that spotting these kids early could help them get into treatment.
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The weapons detection company Athena Security claims its AI-enabled cameras can detect the coronavirus by spotting fevers.
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That's especially true of jobs that place a premium on spotting patterns, from picking stocks to diagnosing cancer.
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Because of poor weather conditions in the area, rescue crews have had trouble spotting the net, Lane said.
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He says together, they are getting better all the time at spotting insurance fraud and shutting it down.
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I used to be a big club dancer, but not turning and spotting and all of that — no!
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Spotting the beautiful dancer I had last seen in the ballroom, I waved him over as John blushed.
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He has a knack for spotting influencers early and knows what qualities it takes to get big online.
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So it's a case of spotting the particular bits of the healthcare opportunity that need more attention. Yes.
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A young Japanese girl, surprised at spotting him on the platform, shouted, "Omigod, what!??" before bursting into tears.
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People are spotting holiday bulb lights that look like mini snow globes in Target locations throughout the country.
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In addition, Cuvva entered the travel insurance space, no doubt spotting overlap with its presumably younger, millennial demographic.
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Twitter has been ramping up account take-downs as it gets better at spotting fake or abusive accounts.
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She is known for spotting game-changing ideas in Asia that could transfer back to the United States.
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One of the best things about sitting through long graduation ceremonies is spotting the cool graduation cap designs.
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One employee called 911 the day the wildfire started after spotting flames close to a high-voltage tower.
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That's especially true of jobs that place a premium on spotting patterns, from picking stocks to diagnosing cancer.
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This past year, regular contributors to Condé Nast magazines started spotting a new paragraph in their yearly contracts.
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How we determine the "best" looks of the night, though, is a bit more complicated than simply trend-spotting.
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President Donald Trump recently confirmed that he was also briefed on reports of Navy pilots spotting unidentified flying objects.
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The company has released AI algorithms, a tool for spotting bugs (in code), and designs for AI-optimized hardware.
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"There was a huntsman spider in my room," writes a panicked customer, after spotting one of Australia's scariest beasts.
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Spotting the rogue fan, Habibi-Likio left his team's huddle, sprinted 20 yards and tackled him to the ground.
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It also ran full-page advertisements in seven languages across more than 30 newspapers with tips for spotting misinformation.
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The "What Do You Mean?" singer, 24, was spotting hugging friends after driving himself to church in Los Angeles.
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It is probably just above birdwatching and just below train-spotting in the ranking of hobbies according to coolness.
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They traded tales of spotting Jimi Hendrix, Pete Townshend and other rock stars ordering instruments for their next tours.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, studies suggest many reviewers do a poor job of spotting shortcomings in the papers they are critiquing.
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And then we get better at detecting those with spotting towers now, and they go the fully submersible route.
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In fact, she "loves" scrolling through her feed just as much as anyone else and spotting some adorable kiddos.
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Having a trio of observatories spotting gravitational waves is crucial to better understanding where the signals are coming from.
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In China, facial recognition technology is put to all sorts of uses, from spotting criminals to dispensing toilet paper.
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"Chasing dolphins," she wrote on this video of Taylor rocking sequined cat ears and excitedly spotting the sea creatures.
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" She continued, "At around six weeks pregnant I started spotting, so I thought that we lost the baby again.
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Simpson says someone called 911 after spotting a blue sport utility vehicle that matched the description of the car.
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The Vermont senator has a knack for spotting legislation that could have serious implications for the privacy of Americans.
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Auditing networks for the removal of files or other strange activity is a non-invasive way of spotting trouble.
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Fact-checking groups have circulated advice for spotting fake stories, and partnered with social media platforms to flag them.
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Keeping up a conversation about online and digital safety means your kids get better at spotting potential problems themselves.
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Despite earlier warnings not to look under the tarp, Jughead does just that after spotting a pool of blood.
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Situated on the warm Gulf Stream, the island is a good location for spotting dolphins, porpoises and basking sharks.
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After getting some new details on pricing and spotting the…Read more ReadThis is huge news for Android fans.
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People have been spotting a military blimp up in the sky that the Singapore Air Force just started testing.
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This fall, we're spotting a lot of color play, tons of kitschy and chunky gemstones, and even more pearls.
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Shaquille O'Neal saw potential danger, and decided he needed to help after spotting a 2-car wreck Friday afternoon.
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The MRO caught some images of the tumbling rock in 2014, even spotting the area where it landed upright.
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Though we are spotting a minor distinction: This one is a tinge lighter, with less of a blue undertone.
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With Spotting, the seven-inch is remnant of their live performances—intense synth-punk with a powerful, forceful attitude.
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The rather stunning looking thermostat was quietly unveiled in the YouTube video below — hat tip The Verge for spotting.
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Spotting chiral molecules in space may bring us closer to understanding how things wound up like this on Earth.
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Balloons carrying infrared cameras will float above the building while bomb-spotting robots will lurk in sewers beneath it.
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And something serendipitous like an airplane cleaner spotting your tweet about a lost laptop is more likely to happen.
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We bet you think spotting the occasional dolphin jumping out of the water at sunset is pretty magical, too.
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Consumers are good at spotting ulterior motives, and honesty, transparency, and sincerity are ultimately more persuasive than pressure tactics.
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Next up, the researchers want to extend the uses of the shark-spotting drones to other habitats and species.
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Warner noted that the Russia investigation was the "most serious" investigation he had been involved with, before spotting Sen.
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The last line of defense is Adam Burns, 34, a supervisor whose specialty is spotting what others have missed.
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That could be because public health officials and clinicians might be better at spotting infections with this particular bug.
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This awareness ensures they reap the benefits of their heightened emotional awareness while spotting and defeating their negative tendencies.
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These teams are dedicated to arguing against the intelligence community's conventional wisdom and spotting flaws in logic and analysis.
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When you're ready to take a break from plane-spotting and swimming, head on over to the Pool Bar.
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Whenever I visited my hometown, friends would tell me about spotting him, ambling around the margins of Sault Ste.
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One of them, spotting Salinas, caught him in a forceful embrace and took out his phone for a selfie.
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If your spotting is thanks to a one-off hormonal fluctuation, it'll generally sort itself out within three cycles.
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That means that your first step in trying to get rid of spotting is figuring out what's causing it.
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Villanova 92, Miami 69 | South Regional LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Like a wildcat spotting prey, Ryan Arcidiacono opened his eyes wide.
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In the city of Chengdu, it's difficult to go a day without spotting a store that sells yak jerky.
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"Dogspotting is built on the concept that honor and satisfaction come from doing the work of spotting," he said.
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The other two are investments and spotting when you are paying too much for things like credit or utilities.
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As everyone dances in the gym, the crowd will part, and Raphina will walk in, spotting him onstage singing.
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So congratulations in advance to the NHL for spotting an obvious problem and taking decisive action to fix it.
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Your book is about spotting the common rhetorical tricks that politicians use when they're distorting science for political purposes.
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Go deeper: Why deepfakes could bring about the "end of truth" We aren't very good at spotting fake photos
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A blog post from Slick Vapes about spotting a fake Pax 3 shows just how convincing counterfeits can look.
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Halle Tecco and Jeff Hammerbacher have a knack for spotting early technology trends, ranging from Facebook to digital health.
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The Penguins poured in six goals over the final 32 minutes after spotting the Senators a 4-2 lead.
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Living in These days you can't walk far without spotting a new Montessori school or a child's hair salon.
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It was a magical moment, like spotting on the subway the author of the book you can't put down.
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Maya pursues Veer brazenly after spotting him at a wedding; Maya's parents object to the union, so they elope.
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She went into a HELP shelter after he easily found her by spotting her car near her sister's apartment.
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The 49-year-old animal lover spends his free time driving around California and spotting homeless people with animals.
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This month Airbnb launched Animal Experiences, a subcategory of experiences, from honeybee therapy to llama-trekking to elephant-spotting.
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History suggests spotting a wave and figuring out how not to be swept away are two totally different things.
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Such efforts can go alongside squeezed sports' third gambit—spotting star players in the markets they are eyeing up.
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There was a time when you couldn't leave the house without spotting Sally Rooney's second bestselling novel, Normal People.
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Punke highlighted some of the benefits of facial-recognition technology, such as helping identify criminals and spotting missing people.
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"As hackers and self-proclaimed social engineers, we often think that spotting a phishing email is 'easy'," said Wethington.
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The Poseidon's cameras and computers can provide visual identification at long distances, spotting one Chinese frigate 40 miles away.
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Quintana worked with confidence and efficiency, challenging the United States hitters by spotting his fastballs and changeups with precision.
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Regardless of where your score falls, spotting a mistake on your credit report could boost your number fairly quickly.
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U.S. air support has proved vital for spotting suicide car bombs and for avoiding targets where civilians are trapped.
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They're both upper-middle class, both patriotic, both pro-capitalism and both businessman noted for spotting and promoting talent.
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None of that was easy; Sloan and McKinstry deserve credit for spotting a smart opportunity and seeing it through.
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He got sent to the can but was bailed out when someone covered his tab after spotting him (again).
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Fewer than 10 feet from Susie and Brutus, CNN reporters needed Vuncannon's keen gator-spotting eyes to pinpoint the beasts.
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And sometimes, Juno is spotting electrons being fired down the atmosphere with all different energies, in a seemingly random way.
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Skyward opens with a young girl and her best friend spotting something strange in the sky, and bonding over it.
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That's why Graham Findlay drove home to grab his camera after spotting the peculiar sight in Aberdeenshire, Scotland last Friday.
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Spotting new electoral rifts and changing electoral habits will require much more data (and data science) than pollsters now use.
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But spotting an area that is on the rise before it becomes the next big thing is no easy call.
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While most of us have experienced some degree of spotting, getting a full-blown period again can be somewhat concerning.
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It can also cause heavy periods, bleeding or spotting between periods, fatigue, digestive issues, and in some cases, difficulty conceiving.
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Born with moles spotting her body from head to toe, the woman was ridiculed and often shied away from attention.
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But the satellite will be especially good at spotting perhaps another tantalizing kind of planet: those orbiting red dwarf stars.
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There are too many of them—about 45,000—and spotting the dugongs is far too difficult for the untrained eye.
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Color-spotting organization Pantone called it when it deemed rose quartz one of its colors of the year in 2016.
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If you can see all of the stars of the Little Dipper, you've got a chance of spotting the comet.
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Sparling remembers spotting Joe on his motorcycle while waiting at a red light in a school bus across the intersection.
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ASI gained attention earlier this year for its work with the British government on spotting and removing online Jihadist propaganda.
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The video was taken by a fan who recorded a Hasbro Belle doll after spotting it at a toy store.
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While Ben Von Klemperer waited for the inaugural parade, he paused to take photos, spotting the protesters and Trump supporters.
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The "Dragon Spotting" game is free and accessible through a mobile browser designed to promote Disney's upcoming Pete's Dragon remake.
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G. Spotting — from the team at Goop — is a highly curated directory of places to visit in 27 destinations worldwide.
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In the future, they suggest it could be used to create a mobile app for spotting skin cancer at home.
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However, any awful train ride can be turned around in an instant by spotting a good boy on the subway.
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There's something incredibly satisfying about cross-examining a witness and spotting a seemingly tiny contradiction that upends the entire case.
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The shoot goes well, but on my bathroom breaks at the studio, I notice that the spotting has gotten worse.
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In the crowded race for the 2020 Democratic nominee for president, you may have a hard time spotting Michael Bennet.
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Both programs are highly competitive, and TechCrunch editors with a knack for spotting exceptional startups will closely vet each application.
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However, the research has no direct application in spotting deepfakes, a new breed of edited videos created using artificial intelligence.
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Pete Simpson says someone called 911 after spotting a blue sport utility vehicle that matched the description of the car.
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Get to know the significance of each local flower, and then have fun spotting them on shrines throughout the city.
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Or by spotting someone else's good idea and investing in it early on, helping to carry it to huge success.
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INCREDIBLE: Youth football team lifts crashed car to rescue trapped woman after spotting crash on the side of the road.
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Allport's book, published in 1954, became a bestseller; he delighted in spotting it at airports and malls alongside beach novels.
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Scientists aboard a NASA airplane swooped over some of Greenland's largest glaciers on Monday, spotting melted ice and raging rivers.
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To date, similar methods have been used for spotting gravitational lenses, discovering new exoplanets, identifying pulsar stars, and classifying galaxies.
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Automated moderation tools are also useful in spotting offensive content before it can be seen by the majority of users.
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In a world filled with unscrupulous people, scientists might be overestimating just how good we are at correctly spotting faces.
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Bugge has an IUD, so she only experiences light spotting, but she still needs some period protection when she dances.
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For a reporter, it's less than taking a source out for a drink or spotting them for a shared cab.
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The better we become at spotting a concussion, the more information we'll have to develop proper treatment and recovery protocols.
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I first discovered the two-day event entirely by chance, spotting the poster in a Guatemalan hostel a month previously.
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GQ has been tracking the trend recently, spotting celebrities like Justin Bieber, Jared Leto, and Post Malone rocking baby bangs.
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CNBC " Halftime Report " trader Jon Najarian purchased shares of on Friday for his model portfolio after spotting unusual options activity.
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Tolbert reveals he had to have the super-sized plush after spotting it during an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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And if that person is in trouble, spotting something amiss about where they are could potentially help save their life.
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The winning project, called "Spotting Trends," uses clustering analysis to keep tabs on traffickers as they move around the internet.
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For Jenner, one big question was whether a colour or black and white satellite image worked better for whale spotting.
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After spotting Westmoreland constantly using a tablet, she goes into his office late at night to see what's on it.
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Spotting a chance to escape, she darted out of the house and ran until she reached an Iraqi Army unit.
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Johnson beefed up Chicago's police forces and deployed technology such as shot-spotting cameras and predictive analytics to anticipate violence.
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Humans have been spotting the suddenly-bright pinpricks of stars violently exploding in the night sky for thousands of years.
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A park officer sounded the alarm after spotting the boys' bicycles near the entrance to the off-limits cave complex.
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It wasn't until a second spotting that occurred just before noon that the school needed to be placed on lockdown.
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Then he joined Grail, an ambitious startup spun out of biotech behemoth Illumina to build a cancer-spotting blood test.
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Awards season means recognizing top talent in music, theatre, TV, and film — as well as spotting amazing red carpet outfits.
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Viz uses machine learning to identify anomalies in brain scans that even physicians have a hard time spotting, Mansi says.
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Spotting the pubic hair of the other girl he's sleeping with resting on the toilet bowl was the last straw.
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She told the BBC that the first ship sunk after passengers rushed to one side after spotting a rescue boat.
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Picture him spotting up in the weakside corner as Steven Adams rumbles through the lane to sky for a lob.
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We switched glasses at the end of the day and I was suddenly spotting the "gray ghosts" left and right.
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Spotting individuals who are poised to grow professionally is something turnaround king Marcus Lemonis knows a thing or two about.
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The odds of spotting the hardworking pollinators in Europe and America down by more than 30% since the last century.
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I recall a couple of years ago walking in downtown Manhattan and spotting the writer Sheila Heti across the street.
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Spotting a problem with the company's approach, a good manager could set the firm on a path to fixing it.
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Shark-spotting drones equipped with powerful cameras and artificial intelligence will start patrolling some Australian beaches this September, Reuters reports.
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They found him — the break in the case came from a single detail about the spotting of a white truck.
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They connect while attending a charity event — Boyz II Men is crooning onstage — spotting each other across a crowded room.
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"What's up with the vaporwave cereal?" my friend asks, spotting the box of "Fruity"-flavored Magic Spoon on my counter.
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For years, astronomers have been fascinated and perplexed by bursts of gamma rays that they were spotting in the skies.
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"We do this by identifying opportunities in the exiting deals and spotting where new deals can be created," he adds.
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Those users are talented when it comes to spotting and acquiring limited-edition clothes, sneaker drops and other valuable items.
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The next time, he left after spotting lights and people in the house, Patterson told investigators, according to the complaint.
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The tablets contain a pre-treating solution, degreaser, bacteria-killing bleach, and a rinse-aid to prevent spotting on glassware.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered by Google's DeepMind algorithm may be more accurate at spotting breast cancer than real life doctors.
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Locals raised the alarm on Monday after spotting Austrian Johannes Klauser suspended from his chute on Khao Ok Thalu mountain.
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Spotting the recumbent Aurora, radiant in her pod, he savors her beauty, admires her thumbnail biography and falls in love.
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Their 20- and 30-something founders disrupted the beauty, fashion, sleep, and travel industries by spotting a gap in each.
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First came a chat on JDate, in which Mr. Fagen recalled spotting her years before at the Williamstown Theater Festival.
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Unfortunately, many beauticians aren't trained in spotting this, and this is where a lot of the scary results come from.
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His family decided to investigate the matter further by visiting the restaurant, where the culprit ran away after spotting them.
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Though, he noted that some ship captains who have been at sea for decades have reported spotting huge Draupner waves.
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You can wear a panty liner to catch any spotting or discharge that may occur in the days after implantation.
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With some methods, "you can end up with spotting every day and that's worse than having your period," he added.
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Ari is 4 months pregnant and says the stress made her start spotting so much, she was admitted to a hospital.
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Or maybe they experienced spotting, which is "extraordinarily common" after getting pregnant, and assumed that was just their period, she said.
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This seems like a far better use of Snap Map than the friend-spotting tool from the app, to be honest.
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Eager "Game of thrones" fans are searching for clues behind Sophie Turner's latest tattoo after spotting the fresh ink last week.
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London's Metropolitan Police force has been testing an automated system for spotting wanted criminals with its enormous network of surveillance cameras.
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Photo: Mars BioimagingA high-contrast, black-and-white image of your bones is an effective tool for spotting fractures or breaks.
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Spotting ourselves as these strangers in Terrace House, or even Persona 5's fictional cast, triggers tiny blips of existential relief.
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The new architecture will avoid both those drawbacks by using optical techniques: guiding itself by spotting landmarks, and recognising targets visually.
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To navigate these experiences, researchers said, women need accurate information to be able to differentiate between healthy spotting and abnormal bleeding.
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The population of invasive iguanas has been exploding recently in Florida, which may explain why so many people are spotting them.
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Spotting mistakes could be handy if you're working on any important projects, since you'll be focused and motivated to be critical.
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Yet — and you might be spotting a pattern here — there has been no definition of what those "reasonable steps" might be.
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Alongside the more focused AI, the researchers developed a fake-spotting tool that they say is better than what's currently available.
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Seeing these two concepts on the show floor was like spotting a blade of grass in a yard full of snow.
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There, after spotting the Suzuki nosing out from under a white cover, the officer walked up the driveway and uncovered it.
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It was also quicker, spotting signs of a cardiac arrest in 48 seconds on average, compared to 79 seconds for humans.
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But after spotting it on so many women outside the shows, well, it's status has officially been upgraded to need now.
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On Easter morning, spotting the sparkling pastel fluffs in my carefully hidden wicker basket was like a ray of pure sunshine.
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He took a pass from Huberdeau and waited patiently before spotting his opening and firing the puck past Kuemper's right shoulder.
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But he allegedly became enraged after spotting one of Cruz's friends exchanging numbers with one of his male friends, investigators claim.
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While we're already spotting holiday window displays and bright red Starbucks cups, there's one other main event to tackle this season.
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Western multinationals, spotting a bonanza, are selling billions of dollars of equipment, technology and services to Chinese firms building along it.
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Going down the latter route is undoubtedly harder, as spotting doctored images with software isn't something we're able to reliably automate.
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The two best parts of his game are taking advantage of mismatches in the post and spotting up for three-pointers.
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The Health app currently lets you log basal body temperature, cervical mucus quality, period, ovulation test results, sexy times, and spotting.
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"And if there are other symptoms associated with the spotting (foul odor, irritation, abnormal discharge), I would certainly recommend being seen."
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Here is Drunk Man spotting me at the start of the night with my camera, an irresistible opportunity for his kind.
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Some children clung to their parents while others hovered at the back door, gleefully spotting hidden Easter eggs in the backyard.
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When the winds started topping out at 80 mph, fires started spotting -- carrying embers very far away and igniting new fires.
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The Junk Food Aisle Instagram account posted the photo last week after spotting the bag on the shelves of Dollar General.
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CNBC "Halftime Report " trader Jon Najarian purchased shares of a regional bank sector ETF on Wednesday after spotting unusual options activity.
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Scientists aboard a NASA airplane swooped over some of Greenland's largest glaciers in early May, spotting melted ice and raging rivers.
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He took his handoffs and waited, letting the Pittsburgh line shuffle Dolphins around before spotting a crease and stepping through it.
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Since then, the two have occasionally been spotting visiting each in L.A., where they have homes not far from each other.
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CNBC "Halftime Report " trader Pete Najarian purchased shares of General Motors Thursday for his model portfolio after spotting unusual options activity.
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The tips are helpful, sure, and they offer a comprehensive guide to spotting fake stories running up to the snap election.
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But when it comes to the comparatively private field of the music business, it's like spotting how a magician shifts cards.
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We've worn it layered over other formulas and on its own without spotting one flake or raccoon smudge of the formula.
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Among them are, transcribing speech, spotting basic objects in images and defeating experts at highly complex games — including Go and poker.
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Still, it would give law enforcement a powerful tool for spotting flagged license plates or faces as they traverse the city.
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Both IFIS and Credito Fondiario were early movers in spotting the opportunity provided by Italy's booming market for bad bank debts.
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It can be an invaluable tool in making sure your system's running smoothly and spotting power problems before they get serious.
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Spotting these signs in current employees gives you a hit list of behaviors to keep an eye on or proactively address.
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Michael whipped his flashlight into crevices on the ground and within the fort's arches, spotting a dozen of the small creatures.
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Facebook's new algorithms for spotting political advertisements are inadvertently blocking ads for businesses that share the same names as famous politicians.
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The design, which has remained basically unchanged since, includes spaces to input menstruation dates, sexual activity, spotting, and other relevant information.
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We're already spotting unexpected wardrobe items with these little badass touches and we only expect it to ramp up through fall.
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With a sequel of this magnitude, people tend to get really excited about spotting clues for new characters and plot points.
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One employee called 911 the day the wildfire started after spotting flames close to a high-voltage tower in Butte County.
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Until the 1990s tornado data was primarily based on someone spotting a tornado and reporting it to the National Weather Service.
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Spotting this, the older gentleman hurried to the vacant seat only to bump into another gentleman coming from the other direction.
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We drove deeper into the park through acacia groves and rolling grassland, spotting baboons, klipspringers, reedbucks and warthogs along the road.
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Today, 42.4 percent of Thomas' possessions are as a pick-and-roll ball-handler and only 9.0 percent are spotting up.
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Kersh and her family hung on the wall â€" spotting someone who looks distressingly like Pennywise in the process â€" Mrs.
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Spotting caimans — alligators' South American cousins — Nigel headed toward the river's edge, where brush and trees poked out of the water.
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Planting triggers, like looking at your hands or a clock and spotting that it doesn't quite look realistic, can also work.
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Spotting a rat in a restaurant is usually followed by a swift exit and a tip-off to the local council.
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N.Y.C. Nature I remember spotting my first red-breasted merganser in Brooklyn as it paddled along the bulkheads lining Jamaica Bay.
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That said, there's no arguing that C.E.O.s have a rare vantage point for spotting patterns about management, leadership and human behavior.
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The initial excitement of the positive pregnancy test, followed by deep anxiety over trips to the bathroom … Would there be spotting?
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Even if Descartes can improve the process of spotting and tracking fires, there may be limits for expediting what comes after.
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Helicopters are circling avalanche sites in hopes of spotting survivors; tents and emergency food rations are being sent to affected areas.
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She quickly built a reputation for spotting trends in consumer tech, and sourcing mega deals with startups like Pinterest and Lime.
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Facebook execs say they're getting better at spotting them, in part because it knows the type of behavior those accounts exhibit.
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With our spotting scopes, we're able to see where the bullet's going a lot better than the shooter themselves can see.
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This encourages the practice of spotting patterns and unusual connections amongst seemingly dissimilar things, whether they be people, events or objects.
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Jazz Fest presented a unique and diverse opportunity and spotting a Fitbit, an Apple Watch or a Garmin was not uncommon.
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Some young Indians consider their parents as more objective than they are about this big decision and more adept at spotting compatibility.
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Then, maybe you moved on to a septum piercing after spotting it on cool-girl celebs like Zoë Kravitz and FKA Twigs.
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Upon spotting slugcat, the lizards will squeeze into tight ventspaces and fall from great heights with a thud if they have to.
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Cops pulled over the suspects&apos vehicle after spotting a very, very low-effort fake registration tag on the rear license plate.
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After spotting the same car a short distance away, police said the male driver, Ames, and a second woman, Harper, were arrested.
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The man told police that he tracked the drone to a church parking lot after allegedly spotting it outside his bathroom window.
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But as computer code took on more complex tasks, like spotting specious moles and quantifying blood flow, their duties began to accelerate.
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This may seem like an unusual move for Amazon, but Jeff Bezos is no dummy when it comes to spotting an opportunity.
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One thing's for certain, though: I'll be getting waxed at Caudalíe far more frequently now, in the hopes of spotting HRC again.
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"With sexual harassment, people who do the behavior know they're doing it" — but others may need help spotting it and reacting appropriately.
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The same could not be said for JC Berg, a New York–based seller who was early in spotting the hoverboard trend.
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That choice doesn't go un-noticed by their colleagues and bosses, who often have their own predatory instinct for spotting vulnerable women.
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Shark-spotting drones are patrolling the the skies above Australian beaches, and medical delivery drones could expedite defibrillations, to name a few.
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AI companies like Aspectiva are already working on spotting fake reviews, and others are parsing more useful data out of real ones.
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"Cersei's cruelest vengeance is making everyone in the castle get 'the Cersei,'" tweeted an editor at Entertainment Weekly after spotting the similarity.
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By contrast, 17.5 billion euro Ryanair merely asks its customers to make voluntary contributions to miscellaneous causes including, bizarrely, Irish whale-spotting.
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Knowing the procedures your bank or institution takes with fraud attempts can be helpful in spotting a scam, but it's not foolproof.
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Spotting them, one woman offered 5,000 rupees, calling it advance payment for a job that required the girl to go with her.
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CREW OF ONE OF OIL TANKERS ABANDONED SHIP AFTER SPOTTING AN UNEXPLODED DEVICE ATTACHED TO IT, BELIEVED TO BE LIMPET MINE -U.
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Citizens Advice is creating a scam prevention initiative that includes awareness campaigns, advice for victims, and new tools for spotting online scams.
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But although these woodlands in Washington State were also once rich in grizzly bears, the park hasn't confirmed spotting any in years.
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Put your star spotting skills to the test and see if you can guess the Boston bred boy behind the frowny face!
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The set-up also simplifies what is known as "inference", when the model applies what it has learned (spotting cats, for instance).
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We tend to go back and forth with spotting each other for various snacks and drinks and always just consider it even.
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Heck, you can't even go to a pilates class or an Equinox without spotting at least a few of the unmistakable looks.
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All the tips we've mentioned for spotting fraudulent links on the web and in emails also apply to dangerous attachments as well.
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The guest told PEOPLE the group chose a discreet booth for their meal — but that didn't stop diners from spotting the stars.
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The following day, after spotting them as she was leaving the main building, she asked her friend Jamilah to take a picture.
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This cat has white spots on the chest … the white spotting gene, the piebald gene, is probably affecting the two eyes differently.
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On the convention floor, many teens stopped by in hopes of spotting their favorite Vine stars (or themselves) on the displayed loops.
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He said such people were better at spotting and understanding staff's behavioral habits than the technical people he used to mostly hire.
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Spotting and diagnosing cancer is a complex and difficult process even for the dedicated medical professionals who do it for a living.
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Spotting is any light vaginal bleeding that happens when you're not on your period — and by light, we mean a few drops.
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Cisco on Tuesday said it has developed software gear capable of spotting malware inside secure data without having to decrypt the traffic.
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Susan Sarandon and Ariana Grande You won't have trouble spotting Sarandon; however, it might take you a second to pick out Grande.
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Marble has already raised $4 million from investors, including Maven Ventures which has a track record of spotting successful autonomous vehicle startups.
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The only thing that does work in such cases is what already worked without the wall: agents spotting smugglers at the border.
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When it comes to spotting a good cholent, the longer it's been sitting in the pot, the better—you want it ripe.
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Spotting a ski deal used to be more about picking resort A versus resort B, said Evan Reece, chief executive of Liftopia.com.
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Disruptor # 16 Ezetap Meet the 2017 CNBC Disruptor 50 companies Spotting the next Facebook: How we picked the 2017 CNBC Disruptor 50
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Trump's movement was apparently first discovered by the press pool when a golfer tweeted about spotting the billionaire on the Jupiter course.
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CNBC "Halftime Report " trader Jon Najarian purchased shares of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries for his model portfolio Tuesday after spotting unusual options activity.
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After looking up and spotting a hawk, the workers realized the puppy had been picked up and then dropped by the bird.
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In Khosla's view, sophisticated algorithms are better than specialists at spotting potential problems in medical images, like x-rays and CT scans.
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CNBC "Halftime Report " trader Jon Najarian purchased shares of Anheuser-Busch InBev and Smith & Wesson on Thursday after spotting unusual options activity.
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Whatever way that works for you, make sure you are spotting those new business opportunities so you can make your company grow.
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Spotting the coming rise of the mobile internet, Tencent challenged several internal teams to design and develop a smartphone-only messaging app.
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Here's what it means: Latin America's huge unbanked population makes it fertile ground for fintech — an opportunity Goldman's not alone in spotting.
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Spotting toxicity in a workplace isn't hard given its prevalence (an astounding 76 percent of bosses are considered toxic by their employees).
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In addition to bank stocks, Najarian is watching HD Supply and Broadom after spotting heavy call buying in the names on Thursday.
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You may still experience some spotting or implantation bleeding, which can occur as the egg moves to attach to the uterine wall.
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He recalled doing a double take after spotting Mr. Lewandowski and other Trump aides with the family at the Hall & Oates concert.
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Drake spotting at a women's college basketball game in Malibu today ... where the rap star was on hand to watch Pepperdine vs.
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In my experience, Elman is one of the best investors at spotting emerging social trends and helping companies find winning product strategies.
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The email was sloppy, and easily raised red flags at the eyes of anyone with a little training in spotting malware attacks.
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If individual citizens have this in mind at all times, I think they'd do a better job of spotting bullshit and lies.
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The photo in question appeared on Instagram yesterday and even those with all their Kardashian spotting software up-to-date couldn't tell.
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It's near impossible to go a day without spotting the leopard print midi skirt on the street — or during an Instagram scroll.
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Once viewers gain the habit of spotting connections, they may come to accept that all cultures are equally valuable and personally relevant.
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"Between taking off and spotting the swimmers and then deploying the flotation device, it took us only about 70 seconds," he said.
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Visitors at six lakes in the San Bernardino National Forest and two California state parks come with notebooks, cameras and spotting scopes.
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Another seemingly promising strategy is to provide general warnings about the existence of fake news and to offer tips about spotting misinformation.
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Another seemingly promising strategy is to provide general warnings about the existence of fake news and to offer tips about spotting misinformation.
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Spotting strangers in the camp, Lisa Smith, a former member of the Irish Defense Forces, said hello but declined to be interviewed.
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In the case of the woman on the trail, Dr. Press said she was extremely lucky, spotting a first cousin once removed.
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In the meantime, anyone interested in spotting a shiny man-made object in the sky can check out the International Space Station.
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But spotting these provisions takes reading the really fine print, as the New York Times Eric Lipton and Kenneth P. Vogel report.
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Particularly unique excursions include Dolphin Discovery Tours sailing through local hidden creeks and spotting bottlenose dolphins, and tubing excursions just for teens.
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Ms. Rogers said she thought something was off after spotting the image in newspapers this month when the sculpture's installation was announced.
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How do we measure these testimonies when all of cognitive science tells us that human beings are really bad at spotting falsehood?
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This is true despite spotting weaknesses in other parts of the global venture scene (China venture data remains very weak, for example).
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Finally the hawk, spotting a squirrel — a squirrel lovingly detailed in a full-spread Audubon-like drawing — succeeds in catching its prey.
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Robins could also be fleeing "helter skelter" after spotting hawks, which are also in the peak of their migration season, she said.
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His eyes shifted — as if spotting a teammate alone at the rim — to a television screen in the back of the room.
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Authorities discovered the 28-year-old's hiding place after spotting clothes hanging from a tree branch, concluding the near-two-month search.
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" Another colleague, spotting an advance copy of a book, read the title to Mui and asked, "Will it be a best-seller?
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Ya gotta watch the clip ... Garrett -- with internet fitness superstar Bradley Martyn spotting -- hits 425 pounds TWICE, and it's impressive as hell!!!
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Google Health and DeepMind claim to have created an AI tool capable of outperforming human radiologists at spotting breast cancer from mammograms.
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One crucial piece of the early-warning puzzle is already on the market: radar systems that are specifically geared toward spotting birds.
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Cramer also noticed health care stocks starting to come back to the fore and shared his cardinal rule for spotting market rotations.
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In other Logan facts, he used to be a bird watcher, spotting some of the rarest birds around his town's band stand.
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"The Dry" has caught the attention of Reese Witherspoon, who has a solid track record for spotting novels with strong movie potential.
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And just like your pop's cool plaid loafers, they come in an array of chic options you won't mind your grocer spotting.
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His work has not only helped the birds recover, but he's also turning other disabled vets onto the joys of bird spotting.
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On Tuesday the website This Just In, which covers Amazon, published a report after spotting two job postings for the space program.
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"Britain is a nation of eccentrics, and people engage in odd hobbies like train-spotting, stamp collection and collecting butterflies," he said.
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"When the embryo implants itself in the uterine lining, there can be normal bleeding or spotting described as implantation bleeding," Ross says.
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They may want to instead use a pH-balanced car soap that can protect against water spotting and safeguard a vehicle's shine.
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Spotting a top executive from the data firm FactSet, another portfolio holding, he offered to connect her with his longtime tax lawyer.
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Here, that connection consists in the little shock of recognition sparked by spotting fragments of your own life enshrined in a museum.
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And he's in his '217s, and I was right behind him, spotting him, and I caught him and he was just fine.
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Spotting a credit boom was not always easy, and the BoE typically gave banks 12 months to implement any increase, he said.
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I'd heard that a superyacht had a vacancy, and introduced myself to the head chef after spotting the boat's name on his shirt.
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Now, he's one of the most famous white hat hackers in the world, spotting vulnerabilities in everyday devices and advocating for better privacy.
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He also got some anecdotes out of Kimmel about spotting Vegas greats like Liberacci and Sammy Davis Jr going about their daily lives.
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In March 2016, after spotting him online, Lichtenwalner visited the cat at his foster home to see if they'd make a good match.
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I began my medical transition at 23, and after eight months of taking testosterone I was still having period spotting, which is uncommon.
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Spotting them standing nervously in the door, the bartender would suspend her conversation with friends and, between drags of her cigarette, greet them.
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Fast start propels No. 5 Kansas past UAB KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Spotting the opponent a 22-point lead always creates a difficult position.
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Along with spotting completely false stories, the data may also prove useful in helping the platform identify common characteristics of low-quality websites.
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"Well, we have a lot of your Irish press watching us," Trump told Vardkar, before spotting Ireland RTE's U.S. Bureau Chief Caitriona Perry.
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Wave after wave of surveillance projects has been thrown at the border in the hopes of spotting every person or thing coming over.
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After spotting the 45-year-old at the Toronto International Film Festival with a partner by his side, the rumor mill was buzzing.
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Submarine-spotting aircraft carry "magnetic anomaly detectors" (MAD) which pick up disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field caused by a submarine's metal hull.
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Spotting members of the media covering the visit, William joked "I hope they all wiped their feet," as they toured her new home.
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Virgo, your sign is infamous for picking out flaws, and you'll be especially talented at spotting mistakes—which will hurt someone's feelings. But!
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To simplify the task of spotting anomalies, CORVIDS turns the possible data sets into histograms and arranges them into a three-dimensional chart.
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The Durango SRT's excellent automatic high-beams were a big help at night spotting deer and a bear on the winding backwoods roads.
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The human condition demands a degree of pattern-spotting for survival's sake; so we can pick our individual path out of the gloom.
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Spotting OSHA violations or trespassers quickly and then relaying that information to an employer via mobile notifications could genuinely save limbs and lives.
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Fellow Hornets guard Jeremy Lin, controlling the ball, angled around the forward's pick and saw Daniels spotting up atop the 3-point arc.
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So spotting her out on any given day in a sheer dress sans bra, at this point, is pretty much a non-story.
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A royal wedding is probably the best occasion for celeb-spotting, and Princess Eugenie's marriage to Jack Brooksbank on Friday was no exception.
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Our crew drives to a nearby lake and we spend the next couple hours paddling, eagle spotting, and (successfully) trying not to flip.
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Doing what any reasonable person would do after spotting the red sauce equivalent of a unicorn, Lacey began to film the scene unfolding.
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IF YOU WANT to go unicorn spotting, take a turn around the brand-new park on top of San Francisco's Transbay bus terminal.
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Any foreign object left in the vagina — such as a forgotten tampon, or a condom that slipped off — can also lead to spotting.
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Spotting these signs is more than just smart leadership; it can help companies uncover growth opportunities — and lead to bigger possibilities long-term.
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The Kepler changed our understanding of the galaxy by spotting 2,600 confirmed exoplanets orbiting stars up to 3,000 light-years away, NASA said.
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Walsh, who was spotting dining with Biden last week in Boston, added that he would "probably" support the vice president if he ran.
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Take a look at Markkanen's highlights, and it's easy to see where his numbers come from: Markkanen hits three-pointers when spotting up.
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The Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 51, tells PEOPLE that she went to the doctor after spotting an odd growth on her back.
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CNBC "Halftime Report " trader Jon Najarian purchased shares of MGM Resorts International on Friday for his model portfolio after spotting unusual options activity.
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Dan: Sorry but this video has truly ruined me for spotting animals in the wild and I will never love another like it.
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You can't be hanging around in the world of crowdfunding for as long as Kickstarter without spotting a few trends here and there.
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BMW (unlike Volkswagen) was also early in spotting the craze for SUVs, and now makes them in all sorts of shapes and sizes.
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Read more:This dress is now so common that there is an Instagram account devoted to spotting it — have you bought 'The Dress' yet?
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But then the market started spotting chinks in the consumer tech giant's armor as analysts lamented Apple's weaker-than-expected iPhone X sales.
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Callers have even mentioned spotting "muggle-borns," a term from the "Harry Potter" book series referring to magical characters with non-magical parents.
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I had ridden more than 60 miles without spotting a single one; now three appeared to be under the shade of a tree.
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Footage of the pair shows them spotting each other in the street and running excitedly towards each other, arms flailing, for a hug.
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The old adage is still as useful as ever, especially when it comes to spotting scam emails claiming you've won World Cup tickets.
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To some, one of Delaware's most iconic fall landmarks is even more important than the quintessential New England apple-picking and foliage-spotting.
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N. On top of spotting deal opportunities, the new team will analyze broad trends like the impact of oil prices across various sectors.
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He twists words, is merciless in spotting a weakness in an opponent and the chaos he whips up makes normal political debate impossible.
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Intelligent cameras are currently being used in applications such as spotting defective items coming off manufacturing lines with greater accuracy than human inspectors.
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In theory, employers are in a unique position to confront opioid misuse, through random testing and spotting erratic behavior or absenteeism, Chase says.
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The Oxford paper made us curious about the possibility of spotting bots in the dashboard we recently built for journalists covering the election.
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N. On top of spotting deal opportunities, the new team will analyze broad trends like the impact of oil prices across various sectors.
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Just before spotting an animal on the road, Peter swerves, not noticing Charlie's head is out of his rear window gasping for air.
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Police arrested William Friedman, the alleged "Diaper Bandit," after spotting him ditching a bunch of diapers in a Franklin Township intersection last week.
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It's able to check each stalk, one-by-one, spotting the beginnings of a fungal infection that could potentially threaten this year's crop.
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Wave after wave of surveillance projects have been thrown at the border in the hopes of spotting every person or thing coming over.
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Spotting a deer in your backyard might sound like a lot of fun, but deer overpopulation is a problem, and can disturb ecosystems.
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Plane-spotting from the tub is also on offer at Changi's decade-old, recently renovated upscale hotel at the end of Terminal 3.
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But Ms. Dunn said speed cameras can actually contribute to gridlock and fender-benders when drivers, upon spotting a camera, suddenly slow down.
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Another problem linked to not taking combined pills consistently: You may notice that you're spotting, as the uterine lining begins to break down.
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But we have an open kitchen at my current restaurant, so disgusting stuff like that can't happen without a guest immediately spotting it.
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He was sleeping in the yard and was awakened by gunshots, he said, spotting the light from the raiders' laser sights racing around.
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By reading publicly available campaign donor records and spotting two names she recognized from an article she wrote as a night-life reporter.
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Since the 2016 election, Facebook has hired 10,000 people to work on security, and created tools dedicated to spotting disinformation around major elections.
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Even if you have no shot at spotting this event, consider how useful occultations can be for scientific study of our solar system.
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However, spider enthusiasts sometimes flock to the grassy region in hopes of spotting a tarantula or capturing one to keep as a pet.
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This week, some voters in Melbourne reported spotting a poster that listed statistics from what the news media described as "widely discredited" research.
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Bring in Ted Sarandos, chief content officer from Netflix, who seems to have a good eye for spotting at least some hit shows.
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Chanos, who foresaw the spectacular downfall of disgraced energy titan Enron, is renowned for scrutinizing accounting methods and spotting trouble on the horizon.
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A twelve-year-old orangutan, Malu, is described as spotting the red dot and kissing it, causing the projection to scatter more light.
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It has firepower, experience in spotting opportunities in regions like Southeast Asia, and hard-to-replicate ties to both suppliers and eventual buyers.
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In 2016 he teamed up with a friend to buy a cryptocurrency mining rig after spotting an opportunity in Belarus' archaic energy policy.
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"But we are better at spotting the attacks, we're using behavioral tools to help us identify when a ransomware attack might be happening."
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What were the chances of randomly pointing a scope at the ice and instantly spotting the most sought-after species of the trip?
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His study is one of several that have emerged in recent years aimed at helping border authorities get better at spotting fraudulent passports.
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The gator legend was elevated further by Teddy May, a New York City sewer official who reported spotting the animals in the 1930s.
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Users are invited to upload footage of their BlackVue camera spotting people crashing into their cars or other mishaps with the #CaughtOnBlackVue hashtag.
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His keen eye for spotting trends suggests Mediterranean cuisine is an emerging restaurant style, which is reinforced by consumer's preference for healthy fare.
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He also served as a "firewatcher," spending his nights on the roof of the university's administration building spotting fires sparked by air raids.
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This enables users to save "up to 55%" on their booking by automatically spotting price differences for the same property across various listings.
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The comet's name is C/2016 U33, and it was discovered just a few months ago by NEOWISE, NASA's program for spotting asteroids.
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So during my morning walk to the office, I looked up at the buildings around me, spotting architectural details I'd never noticed before.
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But there's something really novel about spotting a #nofilter post that's not about flaunting clear skin, but spreading the truth about the very opposite.
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EasyGlucose takes advantage of machine learning's knack for spotting the signal in noisy data, in this case the tiny details of the eye's iris.
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Manning now has a very public image that—bar a stalkerish article or two "spotting" her in the streets of Manhattan—she can control.
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But there is more to the story than legions of spotting scope-equipped, L.L. Bean-wearing retirees moving through national parks and recreation areas.
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The lip-synching problem is an especially challenging one, the researchers say, because humans are incredibly good at spotting tiny visual inaccuracies in speech.
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After spotting a fish inside his flooded home on Saturday, Saul Saldana decided to do a little bit of fishing, with his bare hands.
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The passengers were all buckled up and ready to go when the crew told them that a mouse-spotting meant they couldn't take off.
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That means communicating with air traffic control and other aircraft, spotting and avoiding threats, and generally knowing what to do when things go sideways.
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So whether you're crafting an email in Gmail or working on an essay in Word, it's got your back spotting spelling and grammar mistakes.
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Today, NASA announced that OSIRIS-REx has already collected data related to the first and third of those goals by spotting signs of water.
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One way of spotting whether an account is likely a bot is by its creation date; is this user only a few days old?
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The first ever "rig-spotting" cruise just ended off the coast of Norway, and those onboard the four-day trip said it was jawdropping.
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Between the Play Store and Android itself, Google has a powerful vantage point for spotting and automatically squashing that malware before it can spread.
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The navy hopes that vortex sensors may meet the challenge of spotting submarines, which are getting ever quieter and harder to find with sonar.
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So, it's no surprise that after spotting what necklace Sansa was sporting in this week's episode"Stormborn," people have started speculating about its meaning.
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It may be that the country's health service is particularly good at spotting and treating mental disorders, suggests Isabela Troya Bermeo of Keele University.
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Users can go whole weeks without spotting a new post, allowing you to keep calm while still scratching the itch to be monitoring something.
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Spotting contradictions in Trump's political discourse is easy, probably only marginally easier than getting a late night chat show audience to boo the president.
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First, players must catch Pokemon by spotting them, tapping them and throwing poke balls at them (a ball-shaped device that contains the creatures).
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Exposing human data to algorithms exposes bias, and if we are considering the outputs rationally, we can use machine learning's aptitude for spotting anomalies.
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For help spotting the planet, download an app like Star Walk, which points out specific objects in the night sky based on your location.
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"We built our own software which take images of leaves to understand height, width, length, stem ratio, curving, color, spotting and tearing," says Rosenberg.
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