Are you ... Uber's been sucking up all the oxygen.
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Here are the best vacuums for sucking up pet hair.
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At least you're sucking up your own dust and noise.
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I was seen as sucking up to the evil system.
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Democrats know that impeachment is sucking up all the oxygen.
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Just another person taking up space and sucking up oxygen.
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We're not talking about sucking up to your boss, either.
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All while sucking up the majority of online ad dollars.
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He then inserted a glass dropper, sucking up the white liquid.
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The driver strike is sucking up all the oxygen right now.
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Smart people know the difference between being helpful—and sucking up.
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Sucking up those young customers is a natural move for Amazon.
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It simply wandered around a room sucking up dust and debris.
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Yay, it has twin motors for sucking up more dirt and dust.
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And the company sucking up all the oxygen, of course, is Facebook.
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The way they eat is by sucking up their food or prey.
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"It's not just sucking up the files because that's easy," he said.
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Trump won by sucking up all the oxygen in the debate hall.
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He deserves to be ridiculed — the bully sucking up to the bully.
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Mueller battle royale sucking up an enormous amount of D.C. media oxygen.
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This didn't stop Cruz from sucking up to Trump after the election.
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Cruz even gave another speech Thursday morning sucking up more of the airtime.
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Forests are gigantic carbon sinks, sucking up greenhouse gasses and expelling precious oxygen.
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A dedicated GPS device offers you clearer instructions without sucking up your data.
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You know what that means: You better start sucking up to your circle.
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Instead of sucking up the makeup, it pushes it out onto the face.
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Election security is sucking up all the oxygen in policy conversations these days.
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It was never super clear why Graham was suddenly sucking up to Trump.
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It's great for big spills and sucking up crumbs between the couch cushions.
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Sucking up the shit flushed away by culture, sucking out the clean air.
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Environmentalists and neighboring states worry about Foxconn sucking up all of Lake Michigan's water.
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NSA triples metadata collection numbers, sucking up over 500 million call records in 2017
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" She added with a joking shrug, "A little sucking up is probably never bad.
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So what if you're sucking up dust and the noise is driving you crazy?
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We can't have it all be about TV ads and sucking up to billionaires.
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They're not good at politics, but they're really good at sucking up people's money.
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A well-connected oligarchy is sucking up a disproportionate share of the proceeds of growth.
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Instead, people are sucking up Ethereum's resources to breed and trade digital cats called CryptoKitties.
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Is your browser sucking up memory and disk space and slowing down your whole system?
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Heldring said the leading tech companies are disrupting other sectors and sucking up the dollars.
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So, instead of sucking up to dictators, we want you to find a safer hobby.
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"You can't have guys in here sucking up energy, because it's tough," World Peace said.
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Hemp is, however, useful for food, textiles and sucking up heavy metals in the ground.
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A retractable foot, a siphon for sucking up water, powerful muscles, and, sometimes, a pearl.
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App Annie noted that mobile was sucking up more of people's time in 2018, as well.
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The Shark Navigator Freestyle is great for both standard cleanups and for sucking up pet fur.
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"A lot of large companies have moved here and are just sucking up talent," he said.
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They're stuck where they started, soaking up the sun and sucking up nutrients from the soil.
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"The U.S. is sucking up all the talent from all across the world," Mr. Collison said.
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This meant that it was sucking up blood, which suggested that it might indeed be malignant.
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" What he was evidently proficient at was "art and languages and sucking up to the masters.
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They are opportunistic omnivores sucking up whatever they can: grasses, crab apples, even snakes and slugs.
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Pitch meetings, rife with sucking up and bogus fervor, are among Fogelson's least favorite executive tasks.
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People were sick of their web searches getting hijacked, or mobile ads sucking up their data plans.
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Wheat and rice alone are sucking up almost 70 percent of the water used on crops worldwide.
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His music producer Harry is a dervish, spinning from room to room, sucking up all available oxygen.
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And with that, the robot has completed the sole task it was designed for: sucking up lionfish.
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The absence of those forests contribute to climate change because their trees aren't sucking up carbon emissions.
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And then on foreign policy, you could see Assad sucking up to Trump and Bibi offending him.
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Then again, it was hard to see Graham sucking up to Trump after calling him a disaster.
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We can't have a democracy that's all about TV ads and billionaires and sucking up to billionaires.
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"It's sucking up time and time management at this point in the race is critical," Bennett said.
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The newer businesses are sucking up investments as Google adds data centers and employees to support them.
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Should everyone start panicking and prepare to begin sucking up to their new Chinese and Russian overlords?
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Because the processes that make up "AI" are often resource-intensive, sucking up CPU time and battery power.
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In Paris, he's sucking up to this film/record producer guy, and changes the lyrics of their song.
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It's sucking up all the screen time, and watering down a superhero fantasy into a dreary soap opera.
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Remember all that shit-talking you did about almonds sucking up too much of California's drought-plagued water?
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Sucking up as much data as possible on users is essential for it to precisely target those ads.
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People will start sucking up to her — in the same way they used to suck up to you.
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Facebook, Google and Amazon are sucking up ad dollars, forcing publishers to search for other streams for revenue.
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Perhaps the GPS is sucking up a lot of battery life, or maybe it's the local music player.
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The indiscreet videos demand your attention while burning through your mobile data plan and sucking up your batteries.
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I found it slightly creepy — sucking up to Trump and to the Trump administration in hope of favors.
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Fortunately, there are apps designed to prevent trackers embedded inside apps and websites from sucking up your data.
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Any impeachment proceeding would be the story in American politics, sucking up media attention and congressional investigative resources.
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Sucking up has nothing to do with a real relationship built on respect; it is sneaky and underhanded.
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Tiny little sponges sucking up all the information around them, moldable minds that are all yours to form.
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The experience is even similar to if you had a card plugged into the PCI slot sucking up power.
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Publishers have reacted to Google and Facebook sucking up their ad revenue by resorting to these user-hostile tactics.
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In addition, Europe's existing research bureaucracy is adept at sucking up funds, to the detriment of startups and outsiders.
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The move reflects how competitive technology companies can be when it comes to sucking up new talent and technology.
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These devices take the elbow grease out of cleaning, moving around homes and sucking up dirt and dust autonomously.
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Consequently, Ted Cruz spent this period sucking up to Trump in hopes of inheriting his supporters down the road.
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Some argue the bank is already deploying something close to 'copter cash by sucking up so many government bonds.
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Our country's economy has become a raging inferno, sucking up almost everyone who is willing to work — including minorities.
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To make matters worse, luxury villas and golf courses are affecting the livelihoods of farmers by sucking up water.
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And now they're calling up sucking up to me because they need the music and I said 'Fuck you.
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" Another Fox alumnus said, "His only talent was following orders, sucking up to power, and covering up for people.
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Some had been concerned this was higher, with other new business lines expected to stop sucking up funds sooner.
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Nearby distribution centers for big companies like Amazon are sucking up most of the available labor, Mr. Thompson said.
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L and other folks who are in the show, and this is sort of sucking up all the oxygen.
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The devices are known to be disruptive, jamming nearby phones and sucking up vast amounts of metadata from innocent bystanders.
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If Amazon was sucking up data from Facebook about who knew whom, it may explain why Santiago's review was blocked.
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His friend from school serves as an exposition vacuum, sucking up every detail of Spider-Man's character, powers, and costume.
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A third feature Google is introducing highlights the unused apps on your phone that could still be sucking up data.
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He also added a strong dose of Euroskepticism, accusing elites in Vienna of sucking up to the powers in Brussels.
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If you shut the door to your bedroom, you probably won't hear it sucking up dirt in your living room.
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V404 Cygni is a system 8,000 light-years away, consisting of a black hole sucking up matter from a star.
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The father of two alleges he's sucking up camera time to protect his wife, but Dorit is an adult woman.
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Trees also affect the amount of water stored in the mountains simply by growing, sucking up water from the ground.
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Enhanced FTAs will spur domestic industry in nations housing Syrians, sucking up refugees and natives alike in an expanding economy.
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They set about cleaning up the water with hyperactive single-mindedness, eventually sucking up 90 percent of the lake's phytoplankton.
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Storms add to their girth by sucking up evaporated seawater and build stronger winds by converting water vapor into energy.
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By sucking up particles to eat, they function like natural water filters, making marshes, lakes, and other habitats more livable.
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The black asphalt of this side street off Sunset Boulevard is sucking up the sun and radiating its heat back out.
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Go to Settings, then scroll down to Battery to see which of your apps is sucking up the most battery life.
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What the Deebot is very good for is sucking up King's fur, which is short and black and gets freaking everywhere.
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"Wilbur's been sucking up for months, trying to get back in the president's good graces," said a source close to Trump.
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The country is currently sucking up copper at a faster rate than even during the boom years of rampant infrastructure spend.
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Doing that makes it seem like sucking up to the incoming White House resident could be a way to get ahead.
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Just anything we could get our hands on, we were just sucking up everything that we loved and were getting into.
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There it will sit, sucking up your precious brain energy, for the next hour, day, month or even a whole year.
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"I kept saying to myself, when he was sucking up, that's about legal work or something down the road," Mr. Codey said.
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CNN and the rest of the news media have a tougher job (other than sucking up the personal attacks from the president).
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Now, it says there were some "technical irregularities" that resulted in it sucking up data the agency is not allowed to have.
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But the contentious 2016 battle for the Republican presidential nomination is sucking up most of the oxygen for those activists this spring.
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It's especially cool at about the 1:30 mark when it rips right over a pond, sucking up water into its vortex.
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For three months his dredging platform, two miles offshore, has been sucking up dirt from the sea bed and piping it ashore.
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But would the show really go that route so soon after having Spencer trying to betray Rick by sucking up to Negan?
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There it gathered data about the seabed and how larger robots might move carefully across it, sucking up valuable minerals en route.
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It seems as if one is far hotter than a typical white dwarf, perhaps because it's sucking up matter from the other.
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Novae are explosions that occur on the surface of white dwarf stars sucking up matter from a partner in a binary system.
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With Donald Trump sucking up the lion's share of the media time, the party certainly has the cover to at least try.
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In the past few years what has Putin done to deserve an American president sucking up to him for an "extraordinary" relationship?
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Face half hidden beneath a black turtleneck, L crouches on chairs like an anime arachnid, sucking up candies and sniffing out clues.
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Mr. Wahab and Mr. Saed had cobbled together sections of hose and a small electric pump for sucking up free underground water.
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It is constantly filtered, and there is a vacuum-like machine that runs around it all day, sucking up any foreign matter.
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If you are the sort of person I normally suck up to, you should know that my sucking up takes no breaks.
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The presidential race may be sucking up all of the oxygen, but there's a photo finish shaping up for control of Congress.
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Which is pretty much the opposite approach to sucking up everything in the background and hoping your users don't realize what you're doing.
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It was all surreal and head-spinning and then one of her bandmates started sucking up the other's hair with a vacuum cleaner.
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And even if renewables are cheaper, bitcoin mining would be sucking up energy that could be replacing fossil fuels powering homes and industries.
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Now, to be clear, we're not suggesting Niantic or Nintendo is harvesting your emails or sucking up the files in your Google Drive.
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Instead of accomplishing nothing and sucking up our tax dollars doing nothing for their entire sentence and then winding up back in prison.
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Taking a huge straw, plopping it in the Antarctic waters and sucking up the one thing that all wildlife there feeds on: krill.
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Dozens of PlayStation 3s sit in a refrigerated shipping container on the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's campus, sucking up energy and investigating astrophysics.
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It does not want to anonymize and protect you; it wants to drain you of your privacy, sucking up every bit of personal data.
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On a physiological level, cryolipolysis works by sucking up body tissue, exposing it to extremely cold temperatures, and freezing fat cells, Dr. Matarasso says.
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And he paid billions of dollars in energy subsidies and made concessions and somehow sucking up and bribing dictators would make for world peace.
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Sucking up may, as the adage has it, get you anywhere, but it also takes you places that you do not want to go.
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The scientists considered the possibility that the tiny creatures were actually parasites, but the unwieldy configuration couldn't have been conducive for sucking up nutrients.
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The indication here is that apps are sucking up more of our "downtime" where we would have otherwise been passively engaged with television programming.
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But she found some last reserves of energy to reel off three games and leave Halep sucking up a third grand slam final loss.
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How to Win in Business Meetings are loathed by many for sucking up valuable hours and preventing professionals from getting any "real" work done.
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The poo train is the big long cylinder shaped vehicle that drives around Glastonbury sucking up all your terrible excrement and puke and liquids.
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With more to lose, including large disgorgements, fines and lifetime bans, executives are more likely to fight back in court, sucking up SEC resources.
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In September, a judge unsealed many records, which showed that Facebook had suspended tens of thousands of apps for improperly sucking up users' data.
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When you live with cats and dogs, cleaning your home requires a vacuum cleaner that's up to the challenge of sucking up pet hair.
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Especially if you are considering getting a gift for your boss, an overly extravagant gift can make you seem like you are sucking up.
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Schrems drew on information about US intelligence agency practices and systems for sucking up data that had been revealed by NSA whistleblower, Edward Snowden.
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But Trump is out to embarrass them in public, putting them to the choice of becoming enemies or toadies, breaking up or sucking up.
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"We have divers sucking up ancient geoducks off the ocean floor," said Bryan Black, a professor of dendrochronology who also specializes in marine organisms.
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Bitcoin mining in Iceland is sucking up so much energy that officials are worried they soon won't have enough power to run the country.
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"He was like the student who sits in the front row, giving an apple to the teacher and sucking up to everybody," Morey said.
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Sucking up so much heat and carbon dioxide has caused the ocean to become hotter much faster than we thought possible, and more acidic.
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But instead of driving around a home sucking up dust bunnies, the Root can climb walls and roll across any smooth surface it encounters.
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I didn't feel a thing until the device starting sucking up about 100 microliters of my blood, and even then I barely noticed it.
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It's that they decided to present this character in a way that feels less like he's sucking up all the air in the room.
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What's the harm in sucking up to Russia's government if you're likelier to build a hotel in Moscow than to occupy the White House?
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Facebook also admitted that, over the course of those investigations, it expects to find more cases of developers sucking up user data with reckless abandon.
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From there you can decide which apps should be allowed to continue sucking up bandwidth by hitting the little lock icon next to the app.
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I've become a malfunctioning flesh water bomber, sucking up reservoirs of liquid during the day just to dump the entire payload the second I'm asleep.
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So Microsoft may well need to make rather more substantial changes to how Windows 10 goes about sucking up users' metadata in the coming months.
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They eat by piercing stationary animals like sea anemones and sponges with their long proboscises, and sucking up chunks of tissue softened by digestive juices.
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Video footage of the tubelip wrasse placing a few wet ones on coral shows it sucking up bits of the coral's yummy mucus and tissues.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is slamming President Trump for sucking up to Vladimir Putin and selling out the U.S. intelligence community in front of the whole world.
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In other words, Trump—however foolish his sucking-up might have been, and however suspicious it might look in hindsight—just wanted a little respect.
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Yet by alienating our allies and sucking up to despots, he's not just betraying America's core values, he's discounting a crucial dimension of U.S. power.
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What can you do right now to prevent your Instagram Stories from being repurposed as a virtue-less signalling machine for sucking up naive eyeballs?
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Donald Trump is in the White House, tearing up the world order, threatening our allies and sucking up to our enemy, Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The contour nozzle makes vacuuming the difficult parts of furniture easy, and the hard nozzle is ace for sucking up pet food or kitty litter.
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Clearly I am sucking up so he will have me on his show (but my favorite Hill correspondent is and always will be Mike Emanuel).
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The included wide, battery-powered brush roller had no problem sucking up anything in its path on the first go, even on thick, shaggy carpet.
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Or worse, that Mr. Trump might be a "useful idiot," sucking up to a wily and authoritarian Moscow regime that serves as his role model.
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The companies in that group have dominant businesses in fast-growing markets and are sucking up an increasing amount of both consumer and enterprise spending.
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Negotiations over these points are sucking up a lot of oxygen at the COP, yet activists are skeptical that they will lead to anything meaningful.
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There's a fine line between trying to appeal and sucking up, and there is no demographic more adept at sniffing out the difference than teens.
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But there it was, sucking up all the prizes that might have been won by Feud or Fargo or, hell, The Young Pope (also on HBO!).
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Apps sucking up personal information included some of the most popular ones on the platform, "including Tinder, Spotify, Uber and OKCupid," as well as innumerable others.
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" He says he could've had a hit song if it weren't for James Brown getting signed to the same label and "sucking up all the attention.
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Holesh says that it's about 90 percent accurate, based on beta testing – enough to give you an idea of what apps are sucking up your time.
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The Skolkovo Foundation has been sucking up billion of roubles in funding with not much to show for it aside from a distant, windswept science park.
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They specialize in quantitative data, sucking up numerical readings of things like temperature and humidity, and feeding them, by the millions, to the supercomputer weather models.
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As the Trump campaign makes its pitch to a national television audience, some note that Clinton critiques are sucking up a lot of oxygen and airtime.
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What statistics do show is that, with or without more water in the Cauvery, farmers in Tamil Nadu are sucking up too much of the stuff.
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Naw. It also seems to be a bit of a battery drain, sucking up the last few bits of juice as I was running it down.
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I feel bad that I'm sucking up time in the universe, and so if you're coming to see this show, I gotta make it worth it.
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Still, sucking up wasn't principally what was going on when he helped Mr. Jean-Raymond arrive at the conclusion that the fashion calendar was a relic.
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The result is a hilarious, charming adventure, filled with inventive levels and creative bosses, along with a very satisfying vacuum for sucking up your ghostly enemies.
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Oh, well I have to say the most heartwarming response is just people who in the past were mean to me are now sucking up to me.
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The action you engage with the most in Luigi's Mansion 3, more than fighting ghosts or solving puzzles, is sucking up and collecting money, lots of money.
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One would be to focus more on the quality and objectivity of its ideas and spend less time raising money from donors and sucking up to companies.
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Sony's image sensor does a great job of sucking up any available light even when you turn up the sensitivity that would ordinarily turn light into garbage.
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NEIL LUTTONBelfast Under no circumstance should a government offer rewards for the extraction and storage of a by-product, especially carbon dioxide ("Sucking up carbon", November 18th).
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But hey, if you're in the user data-mining ad profiling business then sucking up as much personal data as possible is the name of the game.
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Democrats don't have the White House, so they don't have a fundraiser-in-chief, and a crowded presidential field is sucking up most donor attention and resources.
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They are also capable of sucking up copious amounts of data about criminals and innocents alike, information which can then be stored by authorities for later use.
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"If only you'd read Harry Potter, you'd know the downside of sucking up to the biggest bully in school is getting burned alive," Rowling wrote to Morgan.
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It is sucking up tax dollars and using them to subsidize high-dollar bids against Disney, Fox, Netflix and HBO for top-tier programming like Downton Abbey.
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Mouths agape as they feed, menhaden are living vacuum cleaners sucking up algae blooms that deplete inshore waters of oxygen and create biological deserts in the sea.
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He raised $80 million, without sucking up to PACs or corporate donors, and nearly knocked off the most hated man in the Senate, Ted Cruz of Texas.
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Since January, China — which manufactures nearly all the world's personal protective equipment — has been sucking up the entirety of its production to handle its own coronavirus outbreak.
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Alden has a terrible reputation in the newspaper industry due to its history of slashing jobs and sucking up short-term profits from other papers it controls.
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In between threatening the job of his attorney general for refusing to block the Russia investigation, sucking up to Vladimir Putin and swanning around his golf clubs?
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More delicate tropical flowers — feathery orchids and little white touch-me-nots — make homes in the grottoes within, sucking up the water that drips through the limestone.
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Market-watchers blamed the cash crunch on firms' need to pay corporate-tax bills at the same time as sucking up more new government debt than usual.
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Michael Blackson thinks Kim Kardashian should quit blaming ecstasy and spend way more time sucking up to Ray J for his sizable role in launching her celebrity.
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It squeezes in monologues, a pretaped cold open featuring Thede sucking up to a hot Trump supporter, and a "pop-up concert" spotlighting Los Angeles rapper Duckwrth.
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The elites condemn the president for his warm treatment of the dictator of a brutal regime – but they've been sucking up to a far worse regime for years.
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First the three new LNG plants in the eastern state of Queensland were accused of sucking up natural gas supplies, driving up prices and potentially causing supply shortages.
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It's a game where I enjoyed thoughtlessly sucking up money for no purpose outside of the act itself, a conceit compelling enough to get me to the end.
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Other hot tips include: following as many people as possible to encourage them to follow you back, or sucking up to famous accounts in hopes of getting exposure.
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You should also occasionally monitor which apps are sucking up most of your battery life and determine whether you want to keep letting them run in the background.
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And Amazon is simply sucking up ever more sales through its own One Click platform, often attached to its own payment cards or a customer's Amazon Cash balance.
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Why it matters: Google is seen as a mixed bag for publishers, offering a lot of traffic, but also sucking up a lot of the industry's ad revenue.
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These firms, with their vast fleets of planes, lorries and vans, and their highly efficient distribution centres, are sucking up much of the business from e-commerce companies.
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But it's not just China that is sucking up more LNG, with South Korea making a bid to reclaim its former place as the world's second-biggest importer.
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In "Congressional Ball" she spends an evening sucking up to congressmen and congresswomen, who all make dopey demands in exchange for their support in the tiebreaking presidential vote.
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There's simply no breathing room for a new Jim Webb or Joe Lieberman when Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is sucking up all the oxygen in the modern Democratic Party.
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It is a reminder that part of Netflix's business model is traveling around Hollywood with a vacuum cleaner and just sucking up the things that hit the ground.
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The multitudinous species, interacting in ways that elude human understanding, the vast rainforest's role in sucking up CO2—let's just say the Amazon never sends us a bill.
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Some 240 million years ago, Dr. Kawahara's team found, most moths ceased to have chewing jaws and instead developed tubelike mouthparts capable of sucking up sap and water.
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Now what&aposs clear after today is that Donald Trump is not only not sucking up to Putin, he&aposs trying to disrupt Germany&aposs cozy relationship with Russia.
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Margrethe Vestager, who runs the commission, is targeting Amazon over concerns it is sucking up product data from successful rival sellers and then bringing cheaper copycat products to market.
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He explained the voting process was sucking up time, resources, and energy that could be better directed towards just letting studios do straight to series production without a pilot.
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The Winter Olympics in Korea, as one recent example, suffered an attack that was only detected after the malicious hackers had already been sucking up data for 120 days.
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Margaret Thatcher loathed the Foreign Office because she thought it was full of upper-class eunuchs who believed in managing decline at home and sucking up to foreigners abroad.
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With James Comey's testimony sucking up all the news oxygen this week, late-night hosts had plenty to work with as they broke the event down on June 8.
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The median IPCC model assumes sucking up a total of 6003bn tonnes of carbon dioxide by 2100, equivalent to roughly 20 years of global emissions at the current rate.
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A kind of reverse- Katamari Damacy, you're a hole in the ground sucking up all the creatures and knick knacks of the surface world, solving puzzles and growing larger.
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The Univision debate did give the Vermont senator a justly hard time for his grisly record of sucking up to and apologising for left-wing dictatorships in Latin America.
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Bret: By the way, speaking of people who are sucking up a lot of media oxygen, can we discuss the freshman representative known to all by her initials, A.O.C.?
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Good for him, though an entirely new consumer electronics company seems like a tough sell in an age where Apple and Samsung are sucking up all the hardware profits.
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A few minutes later, I'm controlling the pastel-colored shrub, sucking up my friends and turning them into food which falls from my leaves onto the game's soft grass.
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That would only result in more political and economic centralization in capital cities that are sucking up the financial and human resources of their countries, creating poverty and inequality.
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The process starts by making you aware of just how much time you're spending on your smartphone and the mobile apps that are sucking up most of your attention.
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Between driving back and forth to work every day, basketball two to three times a week, and the gym four times a week, my car is sucking up the gas.
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"If we can get this thing to be really good at sucking up cancer cells, you might consider an application where you leave the wire in longer term," Gambhir said.
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These single-purpose bots ping-pong across homes sucking up dirt and dust, though many do a questionable job of it and by and large, they're limited to dry messes.
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Instead of sucking up user data to help advertisers target ads, Acton and Koum hoped a service model could align their interests with the users' need for privacy and security.
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Fox News contributor Tucker Carlson shot back at Beck, accusing him — indirectly at first, on Fox News, then more pointedly to Politico — of sucking up to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
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Well, it runs 24 hours a day, with streams of trucks driving circuits of the toilets, three times a day, sucking up every last ounce of the waste we make.
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This one made 3.7M unsuccessful HTTP requests in 24 hrs, and we responded to each with a js cryptographic challenge, which effectively tarpits the bot by sucking up CPU resources.
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"Blade Runner" was sucking up every minute of his time, every joule of his energy, and he was worried that in his exhaustion, he wasn't making sense during our conversation.
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The other was a fake product from Lego that I think many parents would gladly pay for: A vacuum capable of sucking up and then sorting the little plastic bricks.
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"I rage when Boris Johnson is more interested in sucking up to Donald Trump than standing up for British values of decency, equality and respect," Ms. Swinson said on Monday.
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Apple's big iPhone reveal on Tuesday was a hardware extravaganza, with the new $999 iPhone X sucking up a lot of the air in the company's lavish new Steve Jobs Theatre.
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The gas giant's magnetic field is constantly sucking up charged particles from the solar wind, ensconcing the planet in "radiation belts" millions of times more intense than anything experienced on Earth.
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Some form of "We're busy doing our work" is the verbal cubby Ryan can at times head toward when questioned about the latest Trump-related controversy sucking up the Washington oxygen.
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That way, after the holidays, it can be replanted and the tree can continue sucking up heat-trapping carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, as well as provide a home for birds.
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He said several of his coworkers were wearing garbage bags on their feet, and sucking up the dirty water into a shop vacuum and taking it outside to dump its contents.
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That included three x-ray sources, one at the center of each of the three galaxies, and a smoking-gun infrared signature of one of the black holes sucking up matter.
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The auto show market, in general, seems to be shrinking, but it doesn't help Detroit that the Los Angeles Auto Show and Consumer Electronics Show are sucking up more and more debuts.
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She's disillusioned with her own work, "sucking up to public officials" only for projects she's excited about to slip away, but is nonetheless concerned with Randall not taking the job market seriously.
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While some referenced Mohammed's alleged involvement with the murder of Khashoggi, others slammed Trump for what they described as him "sucking up" to the leader in order to keep oil prices low.
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Turning on Bluetooth is a way of sucking up more data and making more money — something companies surely knew when they decided to focus on location-dependent services and Bluetooth-dependent hardware.
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By now, Julia Roberts is totally used to media outlets sucking up to her, but an Upstate NY newspaper took it to the next level -- inadvertently -- with a headline praising her holes.
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TBILISI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Expanding cities are sucking up ever more water, exacerbating the effect of climate change and threatening to create a "dusty and deserted" rural hinterland, scientists said on Thursday.
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Kendall has been sucking up to his dad because he is literally being blackmailed by him, but we have to remember that when we first met him, he wasn't daddy's little boy.
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Also limiting any uptick in gold prices, the dollar was sucking up funds across Asia after a steep and sudden slide in the Japanese yen called into question its safe-haven status.
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A man whose legacy is targeting immigrants, re-waging the failed War on Drugs, sucking-up to private prison profiteers, and apologizing for white supremacists... I take that as a HUGE compliment.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) also appears to have slowed the pace of approval for initial public offerings (IPOs), amid worries that a flood of new listings are sucking up liquidity.
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I WILL TELL YOU, I HAVE HAD CONVERSATIONS PRETTY CLOSE TO HALF THE CEOs WHO HAVE RECEIVED THE LETTER, AND I DON'T BELIEVE THEY'RE SUCKING UP TO ME OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT.
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The tensions between establishment liberals like Pelosi and the new AOC crowd have been sucking up the oxygen, but getting aggressive on climate could also bring clashes with centrist and oil patch Democrats.
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Tap Memory, then Memory used by apps to see which ones are sucking up your phone's RAM—note that you can change the timescale for this at the top of the Memory screen.
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Next, if you really want to conserve your data, you can turn on the data-saving function, which monitors your traffic to prevent apps from sucking up too much bandwidth in the background.
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The release of the notes of the call could easily be seen as a function of Trump's branding exercise: to show the world the spectacle of a foreign leader sucking up to him.
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And Digital Wellbeing's feature set is streamlined enough that it should (hopefully) let you quickly understand which apps are sucking up your time, without drawing you down a rabbit hole of additional data.
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Beyond sucking up toxic air, the urban greenery is also expected to stifle noise pollution and support biodiversity by providing a habitat for the local birds, insects, and small animals that inhabit Liuzhou.
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Maybe Trump will use this coin to reward administration officials who praise him best at the next Cabinet meeting -- although Mike Pence's recent master class in sucking up will be tough to beat.
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President Trump sucking up to Vladamir Putin after the summit in Helsinki yesterday was such an unbelievable, indelible moment that many deflated White House officials didn't even bother to defend or explain it.
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He views Merkel as a hypocrite — always lecturing him about the "rules-based international system," and yet, in Trump's mind, not spending enough on Germany's defense, while sucking up to Iran and Russia.
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Till this week, many investors wondered whether Snap and Twitter had much of a future at a time when Google and Facebook are sucking up such a large share of digital advertising dollars.
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House Democrats' drive to impeach the president has not helped either, intensifying the cross-party divide and sucking up time leaders could be spending on the quest to lock down a funding deal.
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This is already happening as the Congressional Budget Office estimates that with rising rates, just the interest on our debt will almost double by 2022, sucking up almost half a trillion dollars annually.
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Perhaps the Ivanka look-alike is sucking up the rights and freedoms that women have won with her vacuum, an appliance intended to allude to the domestic role women are expected to perform.
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In the debate leading up to the New Hampshire primary, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie made Marco Rubio look like a walking, talking Roomba, sucking up and spitting out soundbites left and right.
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With Trump sucking up delegates throughout the country, the establishment wing of the Republican party is increasingly relying on the possibility of a brokered or contested convention to prevent him from becoming their nominee.
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But with all the machine learning experts we're sucking up from Uber's driverless car division we're very confident we'll be able to predict crab migration patterns with up to 86.7 percent accuracy in future.
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Hemimastix feeds by connecting its mouth—if it can be called that—to the surface of its equally microscopic prey, sucking up the victim's cytoplasm, according to observations made by Eglit and her colleagues.
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" Still, the official conceded Trump and the West Wing staff were more focused on border security than on cybersecurity at the time, saying the border was "sucking up all the oxygen in the room.
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"Other apps you don't use are often lurking and sucking up data, sending it to multiple third parties, who may be doing things with it that you wouldn't want them to do," she says.
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The upcoming iOS 12 update will include a new battery-monitoring feature that details which apps are sucking up the most battery life, according to screenshots from the current developer beta of iOS 93.
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The mine is sucking up around 234,000 tons of sand annually, around as much as local beaches need to prevent erosion, according to a study commissioned by the Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments.
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KNKT has brought in a pinger locator and a vessel capable of sucking up mud to help with the search for the voice recorder, in addition to remotely operated underwater vehicles equipped with cameras.
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The company was likely hoping the test would not attract too much attention — given how much GDPR news is flowing through its PR channels, and how much attention the topic is generally sucking up.
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In an email, de Vries provided me with an estimate of the least amount of electricity ethereum could be sucking up worldwide, if everyone was mining with the very popular AMD Radeon RX 480.
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The sight of a giant vacuum sucking up litter at his stop in northern Manhattan one recent morning heartened Ajanthan Balasinkam, an actuary — but then he wondered why he had never seen one before.
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Did some of the characters in Mr. Trump's circle seek to ratchet up their status or fatten their wallets by sucking up to Russians and wittingly or unwittingly expose themselves to foreign intelligence operatives?
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But Donovan Sung, Xiaomi's director of product management and marketing, told me the Mi 8 Explorer Edition's pressure-sensitive sensor is better because it isn't constantly sucking up power by lighting up the screen.
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It offers a hefty 10 times the suction power compared to the Roomba 999.993 series, meaning it should be more than capable of sucking up the majority of dirt and dust in your home.
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The V8 isn't just good at its most basic job of sucking up dirt — Dyson has done a good job of making sure its convenience features really make the whole job of cleaning up easier.
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These massive creatures, which can grow to 50 feet in length and up to 80,000 pounds, are bottom feeders — sucking up the sediment on the ocean floor and the little crustaceans that live in it.
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On Monday, to stem rising yields, the BOJ conducted an unlimited buying in 10-year JGBs, sucking up 1.64 trillion yen of JGBs from the market, aggravating the shortage of available bonds in the market.
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It's good at sucking up debris, stray food bits, dust, and hair, but the fact is no robot vacuum is good enough at the moment to nab every little bit of dirt in your house.
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Finally, there's a Harry Potter movie about the actual adult society of the Wizarding World, and Rowling's worldbuilding can take center stage, in the absence of a Chosen One kid sucking up all the oxygen.
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So does the difficulty in knowing whom to trust, when some doctors try to help at the risk of professional penalties and others exploit the vulnerability of sufferers, sucking up vast sums for unproven remedies.
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The Fed is on a path of jacking up interest rates about once per quarter and engaging in a massive quantitative tightening (QT) program, sucking up $50 billion per month out of the money supply.
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Without my usual itinerary of free networking brunches, I am forced to find other ways to scam free meals, including sucking up to nightlife moguls at a dinner where they feed me $30 fried chicken.
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I promise, this is not me sucking up to my editors — being out of the office for almost three months instead of the originally planned slightly more than two months was not news I wanted!
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"A good part of its circulation will be over water, which means it's going to continue sucking up a lot of moisture from the ocean and dumping it as heavy rain inland," Dr. Masters said.
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In the era of Trump — and with impeachment hearings sucking up much of the political oxygen — candidates who aren't a member of Congress have complained they've faced more difficulty raising money and winning TV exposure.
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Even if Ryan and his lieutenants believed the change could help them garner the 216 votes need to push the bill through the House, senators are almost certain to reverse it — sucking up more time.
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If de León can even get close today, he could put Feinstein in a real bind where she would have to choose between sucking up to her party's liberal base or having to court Republican voters.
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A lot of e-commerce has a huge big data element to it — where the companies selling you things are also sucking up a ton of data about how you and consumers in general behave online.
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Ranching and logging are rapidly destroying forests that have been home for centuries to indigenous communities in the Amazon, often dubbed the "lungs of the planet" for its role in sucking up climate-changing carbon dioxide.
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While that is the highest among all key industries, also high is that 59 percent of the respondents said that rich techies are sucking up all the wealth and are not helping others while doing it.
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Now people who spend time online spend the majority of their time in a series of corporate walled gardens that are ceaselessly sucking up their input signals to order to continuously micro-target content and advertising.
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It's a "device that actually sucks up all the brick toys, so it's like a black hole, sucking up everything," says Knoh, who invented the product in Queens, New York, inspired by his two young children.
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Tech companies sucking up large quantities of data indiscriminately without explicit user consent—especially in the intimate environment of one's home—is one of the primary fears of privacy advocates skeptical smart speakers won't be abused.
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Why it matters: Snap is sucking up all the tech IPO headlines, but MuleSoft is much more representative of the types of tech companies ― cloud-based enterprise software ― that are expected to hit market in 2017.
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WeissA telescope on the International Space Station made an incredible high-resolution measurement of the x-rays resulting from a black hole sucking up matter that could have important implications for astronomers' understanding of these mysterious objects.
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WindowsScreenshot: GizmodoThe Task Manager is the traditional go-to when it comes to analyzing exactly what's happening on your Windows system and which apps are sucking up more memory and CPU time than they really should be.
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So he tries to make some sort of wacky argument that a junior-level advance staffer sucking up to his boss by asking for a battleship to be removed from the President's sight isn't at all weird.
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The core lesson: "You have to improve the efficiency of production so you can actually build the 2500,2000 at a sustainable pace without sucking up weekends and burning a candle at both ends," said Musk in July.
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To be sure, south Jersey's gaming scene is under straightforward economic pressure, with online apps sucking up potential clientele and the development of more upscale resorts closer to nearby metropolitan areas potentially putting a damper on profits.
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They argue that Free Basics is a walled garden of Facebook-approved content, that it breaches consumer privacy by sucking up all the data generated by users of the service, and that it is anticompetitive to boot.
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"There's a scene in 'Pretty Women' where Richard Gere goes up to the salesman on Rodeo Drive and says: 'We need a little sucking up here,'" the former Speaker told conservative radio host Laura Ingraham on Wednesday.
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While sucking up everything else off the stone steps, they avoided the liberal sprinkling of fallen potato matchsticks, leaving me to contemplate where my tastes belonged in the hierarchy of standards of the Plaza de la Trinidad.
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This is undoubtedly a necessary step as accelerator behemoth Y Combinator continues to surge in size, now betting on nearly 400 companies per year while sucking up a pretty sizable pool of accelerator applicants from other institutions.
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Netgear Nighthawk Smart Wi-Fi Router for $2549 (Amazon, Best Buy): You'll likely need a strong Wi-Fi signal to work from home more efficiently, especially if your kiddos are sucking up bandwidth watching videos on YouTube.
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Also, the funny thing about this whole "access" idea, it's a serious conversation, and there are always tensions when you're doing up-close reporting, but the irony is sucking up, being sycophantic actually doesn't get you anywhere.
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Image: DaisyDiskBad apps are draining your battery life, sucking up your local storage, and causing your devices to crash more often than they should—and the worst part is, you might not realize who the worst offenders are.
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Defensive MVP: Nate Robinson Robinson's botched bare-handed catch may have resulted in the only run recorded by Team Giancarlo, but he otherwise put on a defensive clinic at third base, sucking up groundballs like a Hoover vacuum.
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While the procedure itself isn't painful, the preliminary sucking up of fat into the applicator can be uncomfortable, and according to New York dermatologist Heidi Waldorf, MD, some short-lived cramping can occur during the thawing-out phase.
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With so many roads to pursue, it's been vexing to see that a lot of the focus from tech companies has been around direct air-capture of carbon — a kind of Ghostbusters approach of sucking up the baddies.
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"I have had conversations pretty close to half the CEOs who received the letter, and I don't believe they're sucking up to me," Fink told "Squawk Box" in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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His team had to act like vacuum cleaners, sucking up every least scrap of evidence, and like bully boys, threatening small fry with certain jail-time to persuade them to co-operate, which might land even bigger fish.
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Pros: Works with Alexa, gets deep into corners, runs quietly, two-hour battery life, does an excellent job of sucking up debrisCons: Had trouble finishing cleaning cycles in my cluttered home, difficulties setting up zone cleaning, very expensive
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I've never been one to ever voluntarily vacuum anything, but after sucking up cereal and dirt off carpet and hardwood in a mock living room during a press briefing, I hate the chore just a little bit less now.
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In the same week, we learned the company was sucking up more data from third party apps through its login system, had enabled a misinformation campaign in Bangladesh, and keeps logging locations for users who turn off location services.
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Before leaving the Brickyard that had been the stage for many of her career highlights, Patrick fulfilled one final obligation sucking up her disappointment for a meeting with the media she so often had a love-hate relationship with.
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Yet you're discouraged from lingering over your discoveries and listening to the odd interrogation recording in favor of speeding through offices, sucking up every spare passcode and keycard that you can like you're on the Nickelodeon Super Toy Run.
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But now that this is actually expected to happen during NATO's two-day gathering here this week, the question is whether — with Britain's startling exit from the European Union sucking up all the political oxygen — anyone will even notice.
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"One year into this campaign, you've never found me behind closed doors with corporate executives or spending hours on the phone sucking up to rich donors to fund my campaign," Warren told supporters at a Tuesday speech in Boston.
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People worry about how much Google and Facebook know about them, but Amazon is increasingly sucking up incredible amounts of data about individuals, too, such that it knows if you're friends with the person whose book or product you're reviewing.
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After lots of number crunching and supercomputing, the researchers found that only 50 percent or so of the stuff in a Milky Way-type galaxy at present came from internal processes, like star formation and sucking up previously-ejected galactic winds.
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Finally, the research team tested trace metal concentrations in dark and light bands in the skins of sea kraits (a close relative) to help verify that it was melanin-loaded skin specifically that was sucking up and holding onto pollutants.
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Facebook included this permissions screen in its post, saying that it had popped up for users of Facebook Messenger, with the request for "call and text history" in tiny grey font, before the app would start sucking up that data.
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Here are the 11 most cowardly responses to this developing scandal: The Democratic senator from West Virginia has been sucking up to Trump since November, leaning so far to the right that some accuse him of basically being a Republican.
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Putting aside that the whiny Googlers in question appear to have forgotten where they work (a company notorious for buying brands, sucking up talent, and shutting down the dregs), theses memes are, perhaps, the most atrocious memes I have ever seen.
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He is our all-star, knockout boy who deserves everything that we can possibly give him, even if that means sucking up our own feelings about him having birth parents out there somewhere that might fill this void that he's feeling.
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The displays will stick with the same Super AMOLED panels with QuadHD (26,2200 x 267,440) resolution; the screens are said to have an "always on" feature that will let you look at glanceable content without sucking up too much power.
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Instagram is wading deeper into the waters of a feed/stories hybrid as it seeks to foster greater interaction out of a medium that has always seemed to be at its best when it comes to passively sucking up content.
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Another colleague, doe-eyed Tsunoda, is resented by everyone in the office for sucking up to the boss, but for her, buttering him up is one of the ways she can get ahead and navigate office politics as a woman.
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Technologists apparently feel justified in setting up a deepening fog of user confusion as they shift the upgrade levers to move up another gear to reconfigure the 'next reality', while their CEOs eyes the prize of sucking up more consumer dollars.
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To help you avoid sucking up to a hiring manager to the point where he or she wants nothing to do with you, here are a few times they know what you're trying to do and wish you'd stop. 1.
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Privacy groups and consumer advocates have criticized YouTube for sucking up information from underage users to maximize the time they spend online and serve them with personalized ads — a revenue stream likely worth hundreds of millions of dollars every year.
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Bruen acknowledged that much of the administration's efforts at the time were focused on combating the rise of ISIS and countering that group's propaganda online, and said there were "enormous threats that were sucking up the attention" of the intelligence community.
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In southern Europe, on the other hand, yesterday's bread doesn't come into its own bloated with sweetened milk or cream but, rather, upon sucking up considerable amounts of olive oil, vinegar and the juice of a fresh tomato … or three.
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Photo: GettyTwo US senators have some suspicions about smart TVs, and they're asking the Federal Trade Commission to look into the data collection practices employed by TV manufacturers to see if the internet-connected devices are quietly sucking up information from unwitting consumers.
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The winners here are not "anxious" working-class heartlanders, but the owners and managers of big companies who have the government off their backs and barely even need to defend their stances in public with Trump's antics sucking up the bulk of attention.
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Facebook's Defense for Sucking Up Your Call and Text Data Entirely Misses the PointPhoto: APA number of Facebook users discovered over the past few days that the social media company had collected a creepy level of information about their calls and texts.
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CEO Sri Ambati says his company is attempting to democratize AI, even as the biggest tech companies like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook and Salesforce try to take control of this market by building proprietary tools and sucking up much of the talent.
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"In terms of applications and levels of usage, I'd characterize it more like there being a ton of growth in the overall market, but cloud is sucking up most of the growth, while enterprise or on-prem is relatively flat," Dinsdale told TechCrunch.
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Dyson is hoping to help people better understand what an air purifier is sucking up, so the company is introducing a new version of its air purifier that now comes with an LCD screen to tell you what pollutants are inside your home.
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But Lacie's plateaued around a 4.2, and with some hard work and skillful sucking up to "high-quality people," she just knows she could tip herself into the 4.5 "premium user" range that comes with perks, discounts, and, maybe most importantly, prestige.
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To do this, it, along with a select few others like Didi in China and Lyft in the US, have raised billions of dollars in outside funding, effectively sucking up a large part of venture money and interest in the transportation-on-demand sector.
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" He observes that impeachment is sucking up all the oxygen along the Acela corridor, "But out in the real world, where the presidential campaign is marching on, impeachment is far from the minds of Democrats who are preparing to choose the party's 2020 nominee.
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Oil LCOc1 this week hit a 2016 high above $0003 a barrel, lifted in part by the prospect of refineries sucking up crude to feed summer driving demand for gasoline and trimming a mismatch of 1.5-2.0 million barrels per day between supply and demand.
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No private spaces, then, in Facebook's empire as the company capitalizes on people's fears to shift the debate away from personal privacy and onto the self-serving notion of 'secured by Facebook spaces' — in order that it can keep sucking up people's personal data.
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Until this point, many of the most ancient moths and butterflies found were thought to have had mandibles, which they used to chew, rather than a proboscis, which is the strawlike mouthpiece for sucking up flower nectar that most Lepidoptera now use to feed.
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Central Bank Governor Tarek Amer is battling against a black market which is sucking up hard currency liquidity from the banking sector and hurting the pound, which has weakened to record lows of 10 per dollar versus an official rate fixed at 8.78 per dollar.
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The other story -- the one sucking up all of the oxygen in the media, as per usual -- features our reality-TV-host, Taxpayer-in-Chief, President Donald J. Trump, who is embroiled in a battle with House Dems over the release of his tax returns.
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The more low-key residential parts of the surrounding area didn't get the same treatment—as no one's two-bedroom home is sucking up enough energy to be retrofitted with high-voltage connections—so they stayed hooked up to the normal, much more risky grid.
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As TechCrunch wrote in March, when the broadband privacy rules were reversed — — with only the potential possibility of the FTC regaining privacy oversight of ISPs in future to provide some pause for thought in how wireless providers go about sucking up and sharing their customers' data.
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"This tax plan was never about bringing relief to the working families and small businesses who need it most — it was about pandering to Republican primary voters and sucking up to billionaire mega-donors," Nevada Democratic Party chair William McCurdy II said after the bill passed.
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The governor posed for a picture with a Starbucks cup he had picked up off the rail bed and then took a turn on the hose of the 83-horsepower Vac-Tron, sucking up watery gunk that would no doubt be back with the next heavy rain.
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I was still basing my life around the things around me that felt fleeting, like using up a gift card before the expiration date or sucking up all the opportunity I had to sleep late or stay up before my parents got home and the party was over.
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"The odds that other gas giants were formed in the early solar system are very good," Kenyon told Gizmodo, adding that the few first million years of our Sun's life were a chaotic time, with young gas giants sucking up matter and crashing into each other all willy-nilly.
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"Rather than deporting immigrants who pose a risk to the nation's security, ICE has grown power hungry, sucking up more and more federal resources and directing them towards the deportation of children and families, who are otherwise completely law-abiding," reads a portion of Bryce's platform on his website.
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For fuck's sake, we've got Trump at Davos talking about cutting Medicare and no one in the party has the sense to plaster a picture of him up there sucking up to the global elites, talking about cutting taxes for them while he's talking about cutting Medicare back home.
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Getting close to him requires sucking up to fewer people than it did with pre-Trump presidents: The most direct path might be to suck up to a cable-TV booker, get on one of ''the shows,'' say something nice about him and wait for the thank-you tweet.
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For its part the environmental lobby, with the support of farming groups, is running a scare campaign on natural gas, using the typical bogeyman of greedy corporations sucking up and exporting resources, but ignoring that only one of the seven LNG plants actually buys gas that could be supplied domestically instead.
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Brazil's new president, Jair Bolsonaro, has pulled back from his promise to withdraw from the Paris deal, but: I'll be looking to see to what extent Bolsonaro sides with Trump and pushes for further development of the Amazon rainforest, whose trees are key to sucking up global carbon dioxide emissions.
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"We've got Trump at Davos talking about cutting Medicare and no one in the party has the sense to plaster a picture of him up there sucking up to the global elites, talking about cutting taxes for them while he's talking about cutting Medicare back home," Carville told Vox's Sean Illing.
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Davis arrives with her daughter B.D. (played by Kiernan Shipka, which means I have chosen to believe this is all part of the Mad Men universe) immediately dismisses Joan's gift-giving as sucking up for better lighting and props, and scowls hatefully at the Pepsi vending machine installed on set.
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"You have never, ever, in your career seen a serious adult who is wealthy, independent, been a presidential candidate, suck up at the rate that Mitt Romney is sucking up," said Gingrich -- an early Trump supporter and former 2012 GOP presidential rival of Romney's -- on Laura Ingraham's radio show Wednesday.
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It's an admirable list, but I suspect that if Democrats try to turn these principles into law, it will be like pushing back the ocean, especially since the business models of many of these companies are predicated on sucking up as much data as they can and exploiting it for gain.
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By collecting the victims of many wild parachute plants Dr Dötterl and Ms Heiduk discovered that most of the trapped insects were flies of the genus Desmometopa, a group with a predilection for sucking up vital fluids that leak out of honey bees as their bodies are pierced by the fangs of spiders.
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The irony is that while Path suffered a moment of outrage, Facebook is only facing a major privacy backlash now — after it's spent so many years calmly sucking up people's contacts data, also without them being aware because Facebook nudged them to think they needed to tap that big blue 'turn on' button.
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With a standard battery pack you can expect to get about 25 minutes of suction, but with a heftier "high demand" battery, the M18 vacuum will run for almost three-quarters of an hour, sucking up sawdust, wood and metal shavings, and other larger pieces of debris a Dustbuster would simply choke on.
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Top Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE ally Newt Gingrich on Wednesday mocked Mitt Romney for "sucking up" to the president-elect.
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One good thing about the tractor beam currently sucking up the town: Younger people are showing up in greater numbers at Dreamland Resort, curious not about which EDM bands might be coming or might now have canceled but, instead, about what's really going on in Nevada's most famous dried-up lake bed.
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Most of all, they really believed they were more than whatever they actually were doing, whether slinging better ads by sucking up our data, or taking a vig for getting us a date or a car, or in Amazon's case, selling us piles and piles of stuff in really cheap and convenient ways.
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When it comes to the time you spend on your phone, your computer, and the web, this doesn't have to be a vague and rhetorical question—plenty of tools out there will track and monitor your time automatically, telling you exactly which apps and sites are sucking up most of your precious minutes of existence.
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Without Barr sucking up all of the oxygen in the show (and its marketing), The Conners is better able to realize much of what the new Roseanne was aiming for: to tell stories about how lower-class white Americans find themselves drifting further and further from whatever American dream they thought might be theirs.
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CNBC's John Harwood recently sat down with conservative pundit Bill Kristol to discuss a wide range of topics, including the proper role of government, the state of conservative media, how businesses "sucking up" to President Donald Trump are creeping him out, and, here, the rise and fall of one-time vice president candidate Sarah Palin.
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Horowitz learned firsthand as a CEO how elusive it can be when he took stock of his company, only to discover it was made up of "screamers who intimidated their people," others who "neglected to give any feedback" and at least one compulsive liar who excelled at sucking up to Horowitz and also making up stories from whole cloth.
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Nobody seems to think of Niantic as a capital-A augmented reality startup, but it's clear that the team behind Pokémon GO sees the technology as a not-fully-tapped reservoir of potential for future gaming experiences that feel more social and more immersive than any mobile RPG that's sucking up the majority of your playtime today.
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To be clear, sucking up space in a high rise is not the same as the tens of thousands of jobs Amazon was expected to bring to the city with its project in Long Island City—its NYC HQ2 was expected to span over 4 million square feet—and Amazon already has over 5,000 employees in the area.
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Facebook even embraced it via a pilot that encouraged new users to provide details from their ID. Facebook tested linking new accounts with Aadhaar ID details in December Aside from the privacy issue of a government sucking up personal details — and this obvious security risk — there have been reports of tragedies at the hands of the program.
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"Let Me Finish" is a superficial and ungainly book that tries to cover so many bases at once — it's a series of attacks and justifications, it's a master class in sucking up and kicking down, it's a potted memoir, it's a stab at political rehabilitation — that reading it is like watching an octopus try to play the bagpipes.
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CNBC's John Harwood recently sat down with conservative pundit Bill Kristol to discuss a wide range of topics, including the rise and fall of one-time vice president candidate Sarah Palin, the proper role of government, the state of conservative media, and here, how he's creeped out by all the businesses that are "sucking up" to President Donald Trump.
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I was also a witness of the unsavory behavior that this media body was sucking up to Prime Minister Netanyahu, and I, like many other good journalists, tried to do everything we could to tell the management of the company that what was being done there is in the realm of things that should not be done.
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Things have been surprisingly quiet on the Star Wars front over the last couple of weeks, perhaps because Batman v Superman has been sucking up all the oxygen in the Internet's nerd room for a while, or maybe it's just because we're in a lull between the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens and the start of the Rogue One hype machine.
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Has Cruz no taste or decency or self-respect or—well, OK, this is the same man who called Kavanaugh a "victory for America" and is still sucking up to Trump years after the president accused his father of killing JFK and also blamed that MILF porn fiasco on a staffer—so decency and self-respect are probably out of the question.
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Some critics have dinged his performance for more or less sucking up all the air in the room (I'm not sure there's much there to begin with) — but when I walked out of the theater saying as much and later wrote it in my review, I couldn't help thinking that "Joaquin Phoenix turns in a good performance" is the opposite of news.
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Ross is apparently hoping to save himself from going the way of Steve Bannon, the Mooch, Omarosa, Sean Spicer, and a whole lot of other folks who found themselves up against a guy who made a career out of firing people on TV. "Wilbur's been sucking up for months, trying to get back in the president's good graces," a source told Axios.
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Forgive the metaphor, but a lot of stars have to have aligned for that—we have to be the right distance from the sun, we have to have an atmosphere, we have to have a moon that gives us tides, we have to have a big planet like Jupiter that is sucking up the debris so it doesn't bombard us.
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Americans aren't impressed that Trump's behavior is so radically different than say Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonAs Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Harris rips Gabbard over Fox appearances during Obama years Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE's conduct at the State Department while her family foundation was sucking up massive overseas cash.
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As I read the lines quoted above citing "Thieland, a micronation established by legendary ArtsTech guru Peter Thiel," I suddenly recalled watching Donald Trump on television last March, whipping up his followers with his cock-of-the-walk strut and Mussolini chin-thrusts, sucking up their vitriol and spewing it back at them like some kind of fire-breathing ogre.
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From the beginning, this transparent liquid, readily mistaken for water, seems to have self-infused, sucking up our deepest intimations—more pungent than any botanical—about how we should live together, how fast the standards of that living can plunge, how they might best be raised, and how, if we renounce all hope, any of us could die in a ditch.
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That alone is a pretty serious increase, but it gets even better when you see that Nintendo says when playing The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild in handheld mode (which is notorious for sucking up a lot of juice), the new Switch should last 5.5 hours, as opposed to just 3 hours for the previous model, which is nearly twice as long.
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"And just because you're sucking up to Donald Trump and just because power is all that matters to you, and just because you will justify everything that man does and just because you are corrupt, just because you're not a journalist, just because you have sold your soul to a personality cult, don't knock reporters at The New York Times or The Washington Post or The Wall Street Journal or the broadcast networks for doing their job right," he added.
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This sort of consentless scraping of large amounts of networked personal data — by sucking up information on users' friend groups and other personal connections — has of course had a massive spotlight thrown on it this year, as a result of the Facebook Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal in which the personal data of tens of millions of Facebook users was extracted from the social network via a quiz app that used a (now defunct) Facebook friends API to grab data on non-users who would not have even had the chance to agree to the app's terms.
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If that didn't remind you that MMA's silly season pops up any time there's more than a week between UFC events, consider what else has been sucking up oxygen: more conversation about Michael Bisping versus Georges St. Pierre, the symbolic death knell for merit-based fighting in the UFC; more fighters calling each other out across weight classes because it actually works; and the insufferable, daily minutiae driving a conversation about whether boxing's undefeated and un-retired pay-per-view king will fight the UFC's Irish poster boy for the sole pursuit of making money in exchange for as little entertainment in return.
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