Whether you type in the query and we are surfacing [an answer] or whether we are proactively surfacing it, you shouldn't change that.
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Popular election search terms demonstrate this more direct way of surfacing content: By directly surfacing information critical to voter education, search is bolstering the participatory culture that is central to our democracy.
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Yeah, and I think we're really in that phase where we're surfacing the data, we're surfacing the stories and kind of creating a much more out in the open conversation about this.
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Related artifacts have been surfacing in museums and at auctions.
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A black swan could be surfacing in the oil markets.
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I use a couple of surfacing tools, most prominently Dataminr.
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The app could even try surfacing nearby businesses or discounts.
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It wasn't just on Twitter where Trump's "win" was surfacing.
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Reports that Aria had shuttered began surfacing earlier this week.
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Tends to do a pretty good job about surfacing stuff.
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The females spend just a day warming up before surfacing.
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Tensions in the PRI over the election are already surfacing.
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Those kinds of sequences keep surfacing, feeling organic rather than forced.
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The surfacing of the podcast brought the debate to a head.
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Screen shots, gifs, short clips, and detailed posts are already surfacing.
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Surfacing, I soak in the sweet vibes of London's purest spot.
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Others in the river, hooked to the rope, diving and surfacing.
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So many of my favorite characters surfacing, and using their powers!
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First surfacing in 2009, it was debunked by eight independent investigations.
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But she's not surprised that her request is only surfacing now.
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See more photos and read more from The Times's Surfacing team.
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" Survivors "are now surfacing to tell their stories and seek justice.
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Beyond that, though, an even deeper truth seemed to be surfacing.
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The user selections will be taken into account for surfacing potential matches.
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Expect to see HDR patches start surfacing around the PS4 Pro's Nov.
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There was the part about ancient metadata surfacing in systems like dreams.
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Have a look at some of them in our latest Surfacing column.
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First, the Touch Bar is useful for surfacing a contextual 'next step.
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I cut up the pictures of me that did end up surfacing.
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The reports started surfacing at about 8 am UK time on Wednesday.
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New names surfacing as possible defectors on next week's vote include Sens.
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Such stories are the ones that should be surfacing at political conventions.
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That pledge came prior to allegations of sexual misconduct surfacing against Kavanaugh.
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And that's definitely something that's really operative in a book like Surfacing.
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But yes, over the next few years, these will inevitably start surfacing.
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That includes the 52 Places trip and a new project called Surfacing.
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Reports of Apple's self-driving car efforts started surfacing several years ago.
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Memes are surfacing, as they inevitably do, and some people are pushing back.
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Professionals disagree that the tiger seen in the clips surfacing online is relaxed.
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Horizon doesn't do the best job of surfacing its more complex RPG elements.
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It happens slowly, with the worst horrors not surfacing until the final act.
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In the Trump era, however, a dangerous new emotion is increasingly surfacing: contempt.
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Workplace by Facebook Key strength: Familiar user interface with algorithmic surfacing of content.
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Now it's basically just surfacing that same information right in the Assistant window.
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A marketplace can solve this kind of issues by surfacing more potential clients.
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After Anthony was released from jail, she went into hiding, only surfacing occasionally.
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It's not surprising that Dropbox would react this way to account credentials surfacing.
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Back in the day, it was always there but it wasn't really surfacing.
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In 20163 we saw all of these elements surfacing to influence the election.
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In the face of these sorts of anomalies, some heretical thoughts are surfacing.
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The same insane allegations keep surfacing from people who don't know each other.
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"They're surfacing stuff that people wouldn't otherwise find," says TubeFilter editor Joshua Cohen.
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"People didn't always know that their activity is surfacing," Shah told Buzzfeed News.
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Of course, TikTok isn't the only platform with a secret content-surfacing algorithm.
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But by the 1970s, the so-called Second Wave of feminism was surfacing.
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Shortly thereafter, weirdly, stories began surfacing that questioned Kaepernick's commitment to the sport.
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Israeli innovation is surfacing across all layers of the global automotive supply chain.
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It was a surfacing whale, unseen but heard and felt in the darkness.
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SURFACING Meet the superfans of a struggling franchise in the National Football League.
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Surfacing is a weekly column that explores the intersection of art and life.
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Child sexual abuse cases keep surfacing in one eastern district, each more shocking.
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In the years that followed, new synthetic materials started surfacing on the market.
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On This Day was far from Facebook's first attempt at surfacing your old stuff.
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The web giant has started surfacing useful information about colleges right in search results.
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Video clips of Game for Peace have begun surfacing on social media and YouTube.
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The sector is holding well so far, though some signs of weakness are surfacing.
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The panic didn't set in until tweets under her name began surfacing somewhat mysteriously.
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Talk of a possible merger between Snapdeal and Paytm keeps surfacing in local media.
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Divisions are surfacing between the bipartisan leaders of a House caucus on climate change.
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Surfacing covers the world's rich and varied communities, read more from the series here.
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The video is surfacing amid heightened nationwide tension over police treatment of black people.
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SURFACING Meet the people who gather for the extravaganza known as the Bronner Bros.
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For more Surfacing pieces, like one on a Jamaican synchronized swimming team, click here.
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Surfacing Thirty Colorado inmates staged "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" for nearby prisons.
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At one point, the biology topic began surfacing blatantly transphobic tweets to some users.
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The White House and Department of Justice tried to block those concerns from surfacing.
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Since then, the Trending Topics feature has been criticized for repeatedly surfacing fake news.
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"A lot of details are still surfacing," Langford told CNN's "New Day" on Wednesday.
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After complaints began surfacing on social media, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation confirmed to ComicBook.
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I think some of the surfacing of information is a lot better than Garmin's.
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This year collars with poignant back stories are surfacing at museums and on the market.
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Rumors are surfacing that people at #fyrefestival are fighting over food and passports being stolen.
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"As far as I know nothing is surfacing as taking the investigation anywhere," Watson says.
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Is unhappiness the cause, or the result of algorithms surfacing content to make us unhappy?
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But they too presented problems and began surfacing fake news articles over the Trending section.
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Then in June 2018, their clash over custody wound up surfacing in public court documents.
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This training involved "making" news by surfacing exactly the content the Anons wanted to showcase.
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Actually surfacing that group's content in your feed — regardless of whether or not you've engaged.
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Ebola has returned to Africa, surfacing this time in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Star-nosed moles can only stay underwater for about 10 seconds before surfacing for air.
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The idea here is to start surfacing AMP stories in Google's search results over time.
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Schizophrenia is a young person's disorder, usually surfacing during the late teens or early twenties.
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Reports are now surfacing of successful attacks against the energy sector of Ukraine using BlackEnergy.
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Rather than burying that inside their Facebook Pages, Facebook is surfacing inside the Creator app.
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Relationship drama, though, takes the cake — surfacing most often, oddly enough, in discussions of sweets.
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SURFACING A group in Los Angeles has attracted U.F.O. enthusiasts from all over the world.
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SURFACING: EXPLORING COMMUNITIES Meet the people whose goal is to disrupt the stereotypes of cosplay.
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It took over a year for Google to start surfacing the company regularly in searches.
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Coronavirus spread across the United States on Thursday, surfacing in at least four new states.
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Sometimes, it's about surfacing a brand that meets an individual consumer's needs or price point.
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Now, with alarming frequency, reports are surfacing about Huawei's core role in this systemic repression.
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A silvery photo of tree stumps that look like surfacing sea monsters anchors the room.
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Panamanian forces were overwhelmed as Mr. Noriega escaped into hiding, surfacing days later, on Dec.
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They're inspired, with crazy lighting and surfacing that gives the interior a sense of life.
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Mario Maker 2 gives players a few options when it comes to surfacing the ninjis.
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The storm washed away some roads, tore gullies into others and washed away tar surfacing.
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The #MeToo movement has clearly been instrumental in surfacing the grotesque sexual misdeeds of men.
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The sentencing comes nearly four years to the day after news of the leaks began surfacing.
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With a custody case coming in November, I can see why these false allegations are surfacing.
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Across social media, consumers made fun of the tiny discounts and undesirable products that kept surfacing.
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"We put this down to emoji predictions surfacing emoji users hadn't come across before," she added.
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It starts with surfacing previously inaccessible data and sharing it with everyone involved in a deal.
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Even so, the jobs that are surfacing are not unskilled — they require training and often licenses.
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Google has experimented with better surfacing media content in its search results for a long time.
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The company will also stop surfacing these pages as search recommendations on its app and website.
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Amazon's surfacing of products and content that discourage vaccinations has caught the ire of U.S. lawmakers.
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We're told part 2 just began ... opening up with when allegations first started surfacing about Jackson.
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No. But it's certainly a noteworthy coincidence that this very large, elaborate contraption is surfacing again.
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Last week, however, applications flattened, and word from real estate agents of weaker demand are surfacing.
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Either way, with new revelations about Russian interference constantly surfacing, we cannot permit it to happen.
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What won't change is the need to strike a balance between delivering value and surfacing advertising.
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According to Google, the website will focus on surfacing best practices and information from authoritative sources.
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SURFACING Pelota mixteca has been played for hundreds of years by indigenous people throughout the Americas.
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Following the release of this photo, reports began surfacing that the two were officially a couple.
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Apocalyptic scenes from Australia are surfacing on social media from photojournalists and locals on the ground.
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The episode led to the surfacing of marital infidelities, for which he apologized in February 2010.
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Search, then, will evolve away from the actual act of searching to the act of surfacing.
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Its algorithm has a troubling record of surfacing and recommending content that violates its own policies.
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All that bile, all that exaggeration and stuff not grounded in fact, started bubbling up, surfacing.
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According to Brown, publishers' main concerns have been surfacing around their work and guaranteeing a business model.
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With a custody case coming up in November, I can see why these false allegations are surfacing.
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After some cryptic messaging from Quentin Tarantino, plot details on the director's upcoming movie have begun surfacing.
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The Times is honoring Black History Month by surfacing never-before-published images from its photo archives.
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According to Down Detector and Twitter, the problem started surfacing around 8am local time and still continues.
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Her story surfacing alongside what happened to Sanders turned out to be an illuminating study in contrasts.
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While the velocity criteria is opaque, r/trendingsubreddits does a good job of surfacing communities experiencing growth.
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One major theme was surfacing some of the buried features that many users weren't taking advantage of.
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Rumors are surfacing that Gags is actually just part of a horror film shoot, which is great.
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The nature of primary season is it's for surfacing the differences within our party and negotiating them.
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The most interesting generation of superheroines, however, has already been surfacing not on screen, but in print.
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Mexicans are accustomed to the issues of drugs, migration and trade protectionism surfacing during American election campaigns.
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Formica is engaged in the design, manufacture and distribution of surfacing products for commercial and residential applications.
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Several of the top companies have said they are focusing on surfacing authoritative sources of medical information.
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In addition, Google is now prominently surfacing information about the virus in its search engine and Google.
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Still, that hasn't stopped at least one of them surfacing on Twitter, which you can watch below.
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The conduct is surfacing as Uber has been trying to turn itself around after a tumultuous 2017.
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All around the world, there are pictures surfacing on social media of lines stretching around the block.
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Meet the three Surfacing residents who will travel the world to find interesting stories of hidden communities.
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It has disrupted politics, too, surfacing hypocrisies and fraying the social fabric of this proudly cosmopolitan city.
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The president's surfacing of the white farmer issue did not escape the notice of the far right.
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A Gizmodo report in May said that Facebook contractors had suppressed conservative news from surfacing in Trending.
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Some of the ERA-related arguments surfacing now are similar to those that flared in the 1970s.
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The information now surfacing is creating an uproar among the French police, several union officials said Saturday.
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The second his mate snapped a picture, I spotted a pair of humpback whales surfacing beneath them.
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Others may have been washed away in the storm surge, their bodies only recently surfacing on land.
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Many of his fans shared the performance — which included Rocky crowd surfacing — to their social media platforms.
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All around the world, there are pictures surfacing on social media of long lines outside of dispensaries.
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New findings indicate the outbreak of severe lung injuries may have peaked, but cases are still surfacing.
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REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK | SURFACING We saw ourselves in Nipsey, because, in many ways, he was part of us.
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Illegal drugs have started surfacing on his beach, and he's determined to find out who's bringing them in.
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The NATO official said rumors started surfacing that Tillerson wasn't coming to the meeting a few weeks ago.
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So we have separate people doing that—surfacing a small number of the most relevant comments and suggestions.
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All the great information is there; it's about surfacing it to the right people at the right time.
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The challenge will continue to be the same one Twitter already has — finding and surfacing the good Moments.
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The texturing and surfacing area [of the exhibit] over there describes that... Did Pixar start out like that?
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Facebook is a new entrant that must overcome enterprise reluctance with its well-known interface and surfacing algorithms.
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I contemplate whilst burying myself in a massive workload, surfacing only for the occasional Haribo or KIND bar.
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Several bills that aim to tackle climate change are surfacing as lawmakers scramble before their August congressional break.
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In early November, YouTube was forced to apologize for surfacing inappropriate and disturbing videos on its kid's app.
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At least for historical topics, Britannica Insights does seem more adept at surfacing relevant facts than Google snippets.
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"We are simply awestruck by the demand surfacing for the Model 3," wrote Stifel auto analyst James Albertine.
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From storm strength to forecasts, here are answers to some of the biggest questions surfacing on social media.
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More than 50 people have lost lives so far with more cases surfacing almost on a daily basis.
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These figures indicate how important search has become as a means of surfacing apps in today's App Store.
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However, we should not forget the risk of hard-line protectionist policies surfacing from the new U.S. administration.
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Out Surfacing the Surface You can't help but hear about tablets that are designed to replace your laptop.
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" This week, Google began surfacing a conspiracy blog in response to the query "who won the popular vote.
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Soon enough, though, questions began surfacing about how and why the three -- Eddy, David and Bobby -- were separated.
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Clinton campaign manager, Robby Mook, spent Monday morning downplaying any unity issues surfacing during the four day event.
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It charts the shift from Futurism and Cubism to the Socialist Realism that began surfacing during the 1920s.
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These are space fillers used when the proper words simply aren't surfacing during a presser or postgame scrum.
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If it works as described, it could solve a deeply rooted problem around surfacing knowledge in the enterprise.
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We've got to make sure people have a way of surfacing if they are experiencing things like discrimination.
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With different, less viral types of content surfacing more often, people could end up spending their time elsewhere.
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The outbreak has radiated across the United States, surfacing in at least four new states plus San Francisco.
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The casualty figures went higher and higher until reports of a secondary explosion started surfacing in the media.
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Since the harassment reports started surfacing, the male managers are twice as uncomfortable working alone with a woman.
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But nevertheless, Castro took it one step further, surfacing what has been a growing narrative around Biden's age.
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Mr. Thompson-Hernández is a New York Times visual reporter for the Surfacing series, based in Los Angeles.
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SURFACING With stilettos and magenta-hued burnouts, the Caramel Curves are hard to miss on the riding scene.
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Although he was diagnosed just four years ago, Ardie believes the disease began surfacing as far back as 493.
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Dubbed the "Trump 10" by the Boston Globe, the trend is surfacing in weight loss clinics across the country.
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Though researchers believe many records were destroyed, they also believe others have been kept from surfacing through willful neglect.
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In the immediate aftermath of the Las Vegas shooting, Facebook and Google News faced harsh criticism for surfacing misinformation.
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How did Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein prevent allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault from surfacing for so long?
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Instagram says machine learning will work to sort through hashtags, surfacing only those that are relevant in your feed.
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Tinder doesn't allow daters to send photos to each other, probably out of fear of inappropriate, unwanted content surfacing.
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That includes surfacing new artists (Keeney said Post Malone's first radio interview was on Dash), and also new DJs.
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The incident went down Tuesday but video's just surfacing now after the LPD posted it on its Facebook page.
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"Another controversial issue are these photographs that keep surfacing courtesy of your American journalist in Iraq," another post read.
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Which is why it's disturbing to see Palinesque attempts to delegitimize large groups of voters surfacing among some Democrats.
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The company began experimenting with building buzz for Bright back in March, surfacing clips for specifically targeted existing users.
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He was shown surfacing after a practice dive; he had not been searching for his wife during the dive.
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Kanye West is back in the public eye -- surfacing exactly where you'd expect him to Thursday in Los Angeles.
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I've found that surfacing interesting content on TV is also easier on Molotov than on a regular TV interface.
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The rescuers were swimming through underwater passages, then surfacing and walking to the next flooded section and diving again.
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"Snow is melting and bodies are surfacing," said Mr. Sherpa, who has summited Everest 2900 times, a world record.
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The information Twitter is surfacing here is usually also present in the candidates' bios, but hey, sometimes it isn't.
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Times Insider As one of The New York Times's three Surfacing residents, I've grown accustomed to entering unfamiliar places.
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The activity against Turkish financial organizations is the first instance of new Bankshot variants surfacing in 2018, McAfee said.
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Clinton's campaign was behind the surfacing of the documents revealing the payments, and questioned the authenticity of the documents.
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And the past keeps surfacing — a Roman road, a cache of funeral urns — but it's full of arbitrary things.
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Surfacing just weeks before Election Day, a public outcry grew for Mr. Trump to drop out of the race.
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It made me think of surfacing after a plunge in the sea, that half-taste, half-scent of salt.
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Because of an editing error, the Surfacing article on Page 32, about photographs of clouds, includes an erroneous byline.
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Because of an editing error, the Surfacing article on Page 8003, about photographs of clouds, includes an erroneous byline.
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TRAVEL The Surfacing column last Sunday, about Gowanus, Brooklyn, included an outdated reference to the Morbid Anatomy Museum there.
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Early signs of stress are surfacing, with new home prices growing at their weakest pace in nearly two years.
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Surfacing I grew up with Chicano and Chicana culture in Los Angeles and heard it had spread to Japan.
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Recently, reports of the tasks appearing on various paid task and survey sites have been surfacing across the internet.
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But that will be very hard if evidence keeps surfacing that Russia is intentionally attacking US interests in cyberspace.
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Pichai thinks that Google's basic approach for search can also be used for surfacing good, trustworthy content in the feed.
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Since the beginning of October, when reports of the crackdown started surfacing, shares of those major Japanese names have plunged.
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Graphic: GizmodoWith fresh data breaches surfacing nearly every day, it's impossible for one person to keep track of it all.
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Google has apologized repeatedly to outraged British brands and government groups that found their ads surfacing on hateful YouTube videos.
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Allegations about sexual misconduct on photoshoots began surfacing in 2001 and have continued for the best part of two decades.
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By surfacing more relevant content, users will be more engaged, and advertisers will be willing to spend more with Facebook.
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That might mean seeking handpicked video playlists instead of searching YouTube Kids, which recently drew criticism for surfacing inappropriate videos.
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Meanwhile, Anderson said Amino is constantly tweaking its algorithms to make sure it's surfacing the best communities for each user.
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More videos are surfacing on the Internet of racist rants happening in public places, many of them directed at Latinos.
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First on-the-ground posts about a helicopter raid in Idlib started surfacing shortly after 21PM EST, 2000PM in Syria.
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In this particular case, we are testing whether surfacing recommendations between episodes helps members discover stories they will enjoy faster.
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The handsome pair started dating in 2016, with reports of them being together for a couple months surfacing in October.
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And lucky for us, Instagram has announced a new tool for surfacing a hybrid of the two in your feed.
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With so many unrecognized names surfacing at all once, of course, it's difficult to determine the legitimacy of these designations.
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Schiff slammed Facebook and Google, which owns YouTube, over reports that its algorithms were recommending and surfacing anti-vax content.
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Recently however, as a consequence of tragic accidents caused by cars in self-driving mode, an irrational discussion is surfacing.
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Shortly after, some of the first reports of lung cancer began surfacing, with nearly 1,000 cases reported by the 1920s.
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While surfacing a how-to video from a brand will be free, initially, Google could eventually charge companies for promotion.
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In a tweet Wednesday morning after news reports began surfacing on the plans, Trump declared victory against ISIS in Syria.
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AE: It's amazing to see the stories that are surfacing when you invite women in to share their experiences openly.
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Disturbing allegations of torture in some immigrant detention facilities that are now surfacing stretch across the Obama and Trump eras.
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They seemed to live mostly underground, surfacing only long enough to reproduce, an M.O. that made them difficult to study.
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The Times has also seen a handful of unfounded rumors surfacing on social media sites and in search engine queries.
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I confess: I started to panic, imagining two huge yellow eyes surfacing in the mesh window right next to me.
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Surfacing Meet the roller derby athletes who are 'reclaiming' their space, promoting female empowerment and standing up for indigenous people.
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I probably hesitated before doing so, bittersweet knowing that I'd made it and that by surfacing, summer was officially over.
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That 254 date was also the beginning of the H.I.V./AIDS era, with the first cases surfacing about that time.
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Within months, documents stored in International Mineral Resources's computer systems began surfacing outside the company, leaked to journalists and others.
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News that Williamson had laid off her political staff nationwide, including her campaign manager, began surfacing earlier in the day.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a warning about flood insurance scams surfacing in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
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Buyers reading seller reviews from newest to oldest can only click "next" so many times before Amazon stops surfacing information.
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Finally, it added a new feature specifically for sales staff, which helps manage their inbox by surfacing the most important emails.
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But it seems likely that the workings and dynamics of both platforms are at least partially involved in surfacing this content.
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And already it is surfacing tweets from popular online figures who have promoted conspiracy theories and disinformation campaigns in the past.
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While inklings of an impending backlash started surfacing, the message of believing women, and of consequences for the accused, remained steady.
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While Twitter is experimenting with surfacing older tweets in a user's timeline, a similar functionality may change in its ad product.
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Trump has vehemently denied all the allegations, suggesting they are surfacing now because of a "smear" campaign to derail his candidacy.
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Thiel sparked more recent controversy after the surfacing of decades-old book passages in which he appeared to downplay rape accusations.
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"But I am hopeful that new information surfacing as a result of Making a Murderer will lead to his ultimate vindication."
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Reporters and users online noticed Monday that Facebook's trending topics page was surfacing results from Kremlin-sponsored media outlet Sputnik News.
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Quick thought bubble: When Snap first opened a self-serve platform, there were instances of spammy ads surfacing on the platform.
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The surfacing of the MySpace stolen data on the open internet is the inevitable end to the lifecycle of hacked data.
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There were reports surfacing that in addition to Kate Spade, Coach was considering an acquisition of luxury shoe manufacturer Jimmy Choo.
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A more refined approach to surfacing new tracks At this point every major streaming service offers users curated and personalized recommendations.
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However, new Chinese tech companies focused on artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics are surfacing — and changing the complexion of the industry.
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Reports are surfacing NBC and producers are chomping at the bit to bring Kanye on as host, and discussions are underway.
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Online psychometric assessments, e-portfolios and micro-credentials are surfacing student competencies beneath the level of the terminal credential (i.e. degree).
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" And at Google, the lawmaker raised the fact that "search algorithms continue to have problems in surfacing fake news or propaganda.
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The analysts weren't concerned about a regulatory snafu, instead, they think there is a 40 percent chance of another bid surfacing.
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But he warned voters to be "cautious" of the decades-old allegations surfacing ahead of the closely watched election in December.
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Actually, Uber's problems with this issue predate the fury that began this fall with the allegations surfacing against Hollywood Harvey Weinstein.
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But as local businesses ramp up their use of mobile, new opportunities are emerging for surfacing hyper-local content or deals.
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When images and intel from the "Thank U, Next" music video shoot started surfacing online, the internet went into a tizzy.
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But the surfacing of a video from the 2016 campaign debate, first reported by The Daily Beast, may present a complication.
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That also means surfacing more advanced tooling, which has been hidden behind those slash commands in previous versions of the tool.
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Both the senator's and governor's races there remain too close to call, with a recount underway and uncounted ballots still surfacing.
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Surfacing At Defcon, one of the world's largest hacking conferences, new pressures are reshaping the community's attitudes toward privacy and anonymity.
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Politics were another story, surfacing somewhere in hour two of our first date — conservative libertarian (him) versus bleeding heart liberal (me).
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The have also been snafus, most notably the surfacing of a letter last week announcing a US troop withdrawal from Iraq.
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Watch: Two best friends spend their summer roller skating through Missouri in this charming installment in our most recent "Surfacing" column.
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Then slivers of ice began to race along the current, catching the light like the heads and bellies of surfacing seals.
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As a result: The NTSB recommended, among other things, that CSX start a quality-control program for its track surfacing workers.
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The race has become enmeshed in the cultural reckoning around sexual misconduct since allegations against Mr. Moore began surfacing last month.
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Watch: Two best friends spend their summer roller skating through Missouri in this charming installment in our most recent "Surfacing" column.
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"But this is giving us — if we want to invest the energy — a new tool for surfacing unknown-unknown problems," he says.
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But he is based in the Kurdish city of Erbil, 50 miles (80km) away, surfacing in Mosul only for occasional photo shoots.
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Pinterest is also the platform that decided to simply stop surfacing search results to controversial topics filled with bad information, like "vaccines".
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THEN: Surfacing on the global stage in '98, American producer Chris Brann mastered the genius "KOMC", featuring the honey-toned Gaelle Adisson.
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Microsoft is also investigating clever features like providing directions based on text message information, or surfacing relevant contact information through the app.
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His five season NFL career was over, but evidence of the damage he suffered occurred in his post-NFL life began surfacing.
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Xiaomi is really milking the unveiling of its first ever drone, with a short teaser video of the device now surfacing online.
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Whether you've seen him or not, he's there, making it happen in the undercurrents, surfacing every six months with a new weapon.
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It took the conceit of a rental-only fashion business from strictly digital to brick-and-mortar before competitors even started surfacing.
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But a popular image of a surfacing beluga has for years created the curious illusion of a whale with legs and knees.
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That same day, Business Insider reported on Wednesday, images of a fake coupon began surfacing on Twitter along with the hashtag #FreeBlackCoffee.
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What isn't surfacing is why the attack worked and what our response should look like to discourage similar debacles in the future.
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The writers wanted to be careful about surfacing Wasp in a story where they couldn't take the time to properly introduce her.
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Amongst the tricks used to make players feel more at home underwater, was the slow muting of music and ambience when surfacing.
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The president has called on the Senate to confirm Kavanaugh despite the surfacing of Ford's allegation of sexual assault against his nominee.
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As Michael, now a tropical storm, moves toward the Carolinas, photos are surfacing of the destruction it's already left in its wake.
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The video is surfacing as Ring's products are increasingly being used to spot crimes, which has sparked some concerns about consumer privacy.
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Reports are surfacing of increasing brutality against civilians caught between the government and opposition fighters, who are divided largely along ethnic lines.
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I won't get into all the allegations surfacing daily, but suffice it to say that "obstruction of justice" is no light offense.
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But Hoan Kiem Lake is notoriously polluted, and the turtle was occasionally seen surfacing for oxygen in the years before it died.
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Trump could still return to the drug pricing issue — it has a way of surfacing when the president needs a populist mantle.
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SURFACING Prewedding henna ceremonies have regained popularity in Israel's Jewish Yemenite community, an expression of ethnic pride in their heritage and traditions.
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Posts documenting the labels began surfacing on social media sites last week and have continued to pop up in the days since.
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SURFACING In Sarasota, there is a community surrounding a litany of roadside psychics and more than 100 mediums and spiritual guides. Why?
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And now more than ever, because other forces are latent, too, and ominously surfacing — by permission of our president — like white supremacy.
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The accounts are trickling out even as the White House seeks to block even more information from surfacing in the impeachment inquiry.
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Most of the scripts Leonard read were not great, and he thought there must be a better way of surfacing interesting material.
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She said advisers to Ukraine's president sought to keep that fact from surfacing to avoid getting drawn into the American impeachment debate.
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The Sunni Muslim leader has met with lawmakers over the make-up of the coalition, with some rivalries surfacing over cabinet portfolios.
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StumbleUpon specialized in surfacing some of the strangest and clickable content on the web that you would never find on your own.
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Initially, text streamed across networks performing its familiar alert function: surfacing urgent information (catastrophe locations, travel warnings, evacuation bulletins) out of uncertainty.
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Readers quickly questioned why the Register had dug so far into King's life, surfacing posts from when he was 16 in 2012.
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Once the reports of Moore's predatory behavior began surfacing, the Alabama Republican Party had few options for removing him from the ticket.
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For example, Facebook, with 1.8 billion active users, is particularly crucial in its approach to moderating and surfacing political discourse and news.
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Hype Machine focuses on surfacing music you don't know you like yet and presents it with context so you can actively explore more.
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It's not going to be surfacing and recommending content that's measured or thoughtful or asks you to slow down and think about things.
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Just weeks ago, the company faced fallout from a TechCrunch report that found its search engine was surfacing child pornography in its results.
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Nightmarish memories of the 20123 election are surfacing again for democrats, as Hillary Clinton takes a lead in the popular vote Wednesday morning.
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New leaked images purported to be the molds used to make the new iPhone models have hit the web, surfacing first on Slashleaks.
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Find your first Facebook postFacebook loves surfacing memories in the News Feed but you can go back to your earliest posts easily enough.
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While Impala is still focused on surfacing data in an easy-to-code manner, the company is already thinking beyond read-only data.
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The whale is seen in aerial video surfacing and diving below the water, as a whale rescue safari crew encircles the giant mammal.
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While the blue links are still part of the search experience, the industry is moving towards surfacing answers directly on the results page.
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According to Tim Cook, VR is "really cool," with reports only now surfacing that the company is beginning to hire VR experts. Amazon?
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Given that women-led companies only received 2% of venture funding, it is painfully obvious that investors are not surfacing the best ideas.
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In addition to putting Boston Dynamics up for sale, reports have been surfacing that there are problems at Nest, Alphabet's smart home division.
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If he was aware of it and it is just surfacing now because of the $185 million fine, then that is even worse.
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But the tool now in development would prevent the posts from ever surfacing in the News Feed at all, according to the report.
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Today, there are more than 5,000 comments underneath the video; an occasional positive one surfacing between the many more disgusting, often ridiculing comments.
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Now Instagram is taking a big step toward surfacing the stuff you might buy, and making it easier for you to buy it.
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On 1Xtra Talks he asks why "people"—namely, Robson and Safechuck—are surfacing with allegations now, years after they say they were abused.
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But when reports began surfacing that the British crooner might be quitting the music business for a few years, even I was perplexed.
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"When you have all these retail obituaries written and then you get the actual proof of life, the sellers stop surfacing," Cramer said.
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YouTube's track record of surfacing engaging content being what it is, I'm sure the opacity of those statements is no cause for concern.
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I especially like the idea of the touch bar surfacing my most recently played music albums when I connect a set of headphones.
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During the diligence stage of the investment, there may be confusion around which party is responsible for surfacing and mitigating potential security issues.
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Camila Cabello took to Instagram to respond to the body shaming comments that were surfacing about her on social media and on headlines.
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As the attacks built, comment threads unspooled inside 4chan, surfacing racist images and commentary to hurl at Ms. Jones in Twitter's open marketplace.
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Secondly, they want to make that experience as meaningful as possible by building connections to relevant back-end systems and surfacing helpful data.
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Here's how it really works: Editors are instructed to sift through "Live" topics surfacing in several of Facebook's algorithmically sorted, backend news feeds.
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As a result, airlines ended 2019 on a positive note, but reports of the coronavirus outbreak began surfacing at the start of January.
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Earlier this month, Quartz revealed that when users searched for "Amazon fire," Google News was surfacing stories about Amazon's Fire line of tablets.
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It's not clear what advertisers would do with information that granular, but it could be important for the Twitter algorithm for surfacing tweets.
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The goal of Surfacing is to really capture a slice of life and the unlikely pursuits of people from all over the world.
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So what is the issue that is stopping the swift surfacing, and if appropriate, removal, of live streamed gun violence via automated means?
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News of Mr. Olmert's payoffs landed like a thunderbolt after surfacing in the unexpected testimony of his longtime benefactor in an open courtroom.
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It's also led to frustration among subscribers and creators alike, who have accused Netflix's recommendation algorithm of not surfacing specific shows or movies.
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Cloudflare sees itself as fundamentally different to services like Facebook, Kramer told CNN, because it is not involved in surfacing or moderating content.
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But stories are already surfacing of Americans who were turned away or got hit with a massive bill because they didn't have insurance.
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There are also doubts surfacing about OPEC's meeting next week, with Russia potentially seeking to have its condensates exempted from the production quotas.
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"Thank you for your service to our country, Justice Scalia," Obergefell tweeted after reports started surfacing of the 79-year-old justice's death.
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Was there a way to write about some of these allegations using sound journalistic principles but still surfacing the investigation and important leads?
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On Sunday, Trump said it's no coincidence that news surrounding Mueller's investigation was surfacing at the same time Republicans are pushing tax reform.
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Conservative parents with moral complaints about inappropriate videos surfacing in YouTube kids' channels find themselves inadvertently agreeing with leftist critiques of corporate power.
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His work is very significant to 80s culture and how people were looking at identity and the surfacing of race, gender, and sexuality.
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Lee said the fact such stories keep surfacing also highlighted standards in South Korea's cutthroat media landscape -- especially the reliance on individual, unnamed sources.
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Summize is getting lots of love on Product Hunt, a popular Reddit-like site for surfacing new apps and products in the tech community.
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The trailer picked up 289 million views in the first 24 hours after surfacing on Friday morning, the company said in a Saturday tweet.
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Automatic video play is a feature that, while nice to have when it's surfacing content that's related to your interests, can be pretty annoying.
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They argue they were unfairly punished "to salvage Syracuse University's reputation" and have faced "ridicule and scorn" in the aftermath of the videos surfacing.
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Mesobot will also have a special sieve for capturing organisms in a way that preserves them from the disruptive pressure change associated with surfacing.
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But the deeper problems have a way of surfacing, and parties, as useful as they are, can only work around them for so long.
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Years later, after Libyan leader Muammar al-Qaddafi fell and hundreds of photos and videos began surfacing on social media, a lightbulb went off.
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The mosquito control team in New Orleans got firefighters to help knock on doors when cases of West Nile virus began surfacing in 2012.
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Cambridge, MA-based NuTonomy has been working with authorities in Singapore for some time as part of the country's focus on surfacing new technology.
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"The former asphalt highway was given a highly vivid and provocative pink resin and aggregate surfacing," architect Dean Mackenzie said in an emailed statement.
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So, with eukaryotes surfacing much later down the evolutionary timescale, the study's authors honed in on the ancestral genes of the other two domains.
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New York (CNN)Hillary Clinton's campaign Friday night is seizing on a report surfacing Donald Trump's cameo in a Playboy video 16 years ago.
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Avery's former attorney Jerry Buting told PEOPLE this month that "some interesting information is surfacing" after all the new attention paid to his case.
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The Guardian uncovered more of the aspirations behind it, surfacing documents between Sidewalk Labs and Columbus, Ohio, winner of a government "Smart City" grant.
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They have also recently been thrust into the spotlight with the troubles around fake news stories surfacing in Google search results and on Facebook.
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Image: Richard Drew (AP)Twitter has had a number of privacy issues recently, from failing to protect private tweets to surfacing deleted location information.
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In the fall of 2100, Hozoji and a fellow Nishga Gang diver were hospitalized for carbon monoxide exposure after they both vomited after surfacing.
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Oerlikon is unloading its long-underperforming Graziano and Fairfield divisions to raise cash to expand in its remaining surfacing technology and textile machinery businesses.
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And now, just in time for warm weather, there's another new take on the colorful trend surfacing on the beauty industry's coolest IG accounts.
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Both scenarios indicate that Apple is working to make its algorithm more intelligent, by bettering its understanding of relevant keywords and surfacing related apps.
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Back in Europe, Brexit remains a talking point, with reports of a plot to oust U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May surfacing over the weekend.
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And it gives the company some more headway into the market at a time when reports are surfacing of tensions between it and automakers.
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But new competitors for the spectrum are surfacing, which could dash T-Mobile's chances of acquiring enough spectrum at a price it can afford.
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Since 90 percent of viewers stream exclusively, the "dynamic surfacing formula" of the only video platform that matters determines the fate of all channels.
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Across the nation reports are surfacing of these employees coming home with torn clothes, black eyes and bloody lips, and some have been hospitalized.
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The first hints of resistance came from the market, where DVDs that portrayed the exploits of jihadis battling American troops in Afghanistan were surfacing.
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That's why new IoT vulnerabilities are constantly surfacing, and countless IoT devices are falling victim to hacks, botnets and other evil deeds every day.
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The result is its tech tool is surfacing or demoting pieces of content at vast scale without accepting responsibility for these editorial judgement calls.
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Facebook benefits from you maintaining a dense social network, whether for ad targeting or just surfacing an important life update from a distant acquaintance.
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"The agencies were surfacing every possible idea," Cecilia Muñoz, Mr. Obama's top domestic policy adviser, recalled, including whether to separate parents from their children.
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A curse because they knew, even as preteens, that they would eventually have to face each other with cameras rolling and mixed emotions surfacing.
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Tell us in the comments, then visit the Times's new Surfacing page to find more stories like this one about "the world's undiscovered communities."
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As we officially say goodbye to winter today, our Surfacing team spoke with an artist obsessed with photographs of that season's most ephemeral friend.
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One was everything that we just talked about in terms of surfacing authoritative, high-quality information — not showing, you know, conspiracies or harmful misinformation.
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Surfacing For four days in March, a sanctuary for queer and trans people sprung up in Tunisia — a country where being gay is illegal.
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But stories about Mr. Wieseltier's behavior are now surfacing in the aftermath of revelations about Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual assaults and harassment of women.
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But now we're post-Postscript, living in the sea that is the after, surfacing occasionally to look at something weird and bay at it.
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Our approach will focus less on banning misinformation, and more on surfacing additional perspectives and information, including that fact checkers dispute an item's accuracy.
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Trending up: Twitter is getting better at surfacing abusive tweets using machine learning and in suspending those accounts, according to its latest transparency report.
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SURFACING "It's not good enough to talk," says Jeffrey Tibbetts, a registered nurse whose home plays host to Grindfest, an annual meetup of biohackers.
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While it may seem uncommon to have so many tracked sharks surfacing in one location, the water temperatures are actually ideal right about now.
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But with their straight edges and minimalist surfacing, Bollinger's new bash brothers look less like the future than the military-grade Hummers of old.
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The cases in Illinois first appeared in mid-May, while the illnesses in Iowa were more recent, surfacing in late June and early July.
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And yet Dr. Lutz, a 71-year-old internist, is not in the least bit worried about any of it surfacing to embarrass him.
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On Wednesday, after reports started surfacing online that Pakistan had shot down an Indian fighter jet and captured the pilot, Indian officials denied it.
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Each search is an input into Google's ongoing iterative machine learning that aims to get better and better at surfacing the most relevant content.
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He tried to be more of a presence for a while but has retreated this season, surfacing Monday for the first time since training camp.
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For all of its troves of consumer data, the company's still not great at surfacing products that people want but don't yet know they want.
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Artifacts are surfacing in the midden, relics of the tribe's use of shells for tools and weapons—but the average beachgoer might not notice them.
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And even as an outside process works to determine what happened, we already know why such deep wounds are surfacing, why our whole community hurts.
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They jumped in the water to see dolphins swim back and forth, surfacing and descending to the ocean floor about 20 to 25 feet below.
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Last week, it was announced that Instagram would hide search results for anti-vax hashtags on its platform, effectively blocking any associated content from surfacing.
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Submarine crews from the Black sea fleet were also due to practice deep dives and to work on techniques such as emergency surfacing, it said.
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More and more videos of the actors messing around on set have been surfacing and they always seem to be having way too much fun.
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In some cases, events from up to 30 years ago are surfacing and the famous faces in question are apologizing, denying accusations or staying silent.
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Now, reports are surfacing indicating local officials were warned about safety issues with the Oroville Dam 2000 years ago, and did little to mitigate them.
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After Kevin Hart stepped down from hosting the Oscars last week, Nick Cannon took to Hart's defense by surfacing old tweets from white women comedians.
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Venture capitalists have a huge role to play in making sure they are surfacing and investing in the entrepreneurs and ideas with the most potential.
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That Amazon is no longer surfacing anti-vaxxer videos in its vaccine-related search results follows concerns about the site's algorithms raised by Schiff's letter.
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AI and algorithms are terrific at surfacing content you'll click, share, and generally "engage" with, but is it really the stuff you want to see?
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The company later began surfacing Official Stories in search earlier this year, but had avoided extending many perks to its non-celeb influencers until recently.
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According to TechCrunch, some people who have seen LOL describe it as "cringey" and said it's prone to surfacing memes that are already "weeks old."
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Aggregate Industries said in May it had been selected to deliver surfacing work for England's largest road improvement project, the A14 from Cambridge to Huntingdon.
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Imagining a fiery speech he gave at an anti–Vietnam War rally or a subdued speech he gave at a professional conference, surfacing on YouTube.
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That's ultimately what Trump's investigation will be about: surfacing just enough information to destabilize the truth, which is that practically nobody voted for Clinton illegally.
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The ongoing trial of British banker Rurik Jutting in Hong Kong is surfacing the bizarre and twisted narrative of an alleged double-murder in 2014.
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Last week, Facebook faced criticism that the platform's habit for surfacing fake news contributed to the election of Donald Trump — a claim Mark Zuckerberg denied.
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Perhaps that is because something new and fresh was finally surfacing around the election but, more likely, it's because passions are at all extreme high.
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On Sunday, Trump said it isn't a coincidence that news surrounding Mueller's investigation was surfacing at the same time Republicans are pushing for tax reform.
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Ralph Northam's (D) executive mansion following photos surfacing from Northam's college yearbook that showed someone wearing blackface and another dressed in Ku Klux Klan robes.
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"I think the lack of transparency around algorithmic surfacing of content can lead to a culture of distrust and even a conspiratorial culture," Lewis said.
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The term comes from the French crudité, meaning rawness, yet its culinary use — always plural — is of recent vintage, first surfacing in 20th-century France.
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SURFACING Mawlynnong, a village in northeastern India, attracts throngs of visitors eager for a slice of village life, lush gardens and a tradition of cleanliness.
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Urton, who runs the largest shelter facility in the county, told Vox that she's seen panic surfacing among the more vulnerable members of the community.
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New details are surfacing about Shadow, the mysterious company that built the app at the center of the Iowa caucus debacle that has delayed results.
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The submarine — which was performing a rapid surfacing maneuver when the crash occurred — had civilian guests on board, which became a central concern to investigators.
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The actress recently spoke to HuffPost about Google surfacing her picture in a search for Destiny's Child members -- a fact a fan recently tweeted about.
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SURFACING A growing community of people in Nairobi are reclaiming the city's bus culture using new practices, art and social media to combat negative stereotypes.
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These firms do deserve scrutiny, not least because it appears that they neglected to quickly respond when reports of user issues began surfacing on Monday.
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Surfacing es una columna que explora la intersección entre la vida diaria y el arte, con producción de Alicia DeSantis, Jolie Ruben y Josephine Sedgwick.
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The influence of the three Mar-a-Lago members was revealed by POLITICO in 2018, with additional details surfacing in FOIA documents requested by ProPublica.
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"All of this is a completely irrelevant distraction from the massive corruption that is surfacing in the Trump administration and the White House," said Rep.
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Surfacing ____ Walmart and other companies are using aggressive legal tactics to get their money back, demanding payments even when people haven't been convicted of wrongdoing.
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This track — originally meant for Carly Rae Jepsen's Emotion Side B — is finally surfacing as the early summer hit it was always meant to be.
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The video is also surfacing at a time when the Trump administration is batting around ideas for aiding economically struggling coal-fired and nuclear power plants.
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Patel says that could involve having better search, better surfacing of content and automated trigger events that move that content through a workflow inside a company.
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"Unfortunately, early this morning we were briefly surfacing an inaccurate 4chan website in our Search results for a small number of queries," a Google spokesperson said.
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But beyond the surfacing of the social media account, it's the culture of the entire agency that has been exposed here, and this was all predictable.
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These vital interactions happen on Twitter every day, and we're working to ensure we are surfacing the highest quality and most relevant content and context first.
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The Interpreter Presidents are increasingly asking militaries to bail them out of crises, surfacing painful memories in a region where many grew up under military rule.
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Apple's Safari, one of the internet's most popular web browsers, has been surfacing debunked conspiracies, shock videos, and false information via its "Siri Suggested Websites" feature.
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The aide recalled Hunter's position first surfacing as an issue in December 2015 when it was referenced in media reports of Joe Biden's anti-corruption speech.
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While there will need to be a way to scale this process algorithmically, Smith also expects to hire more curators focused on surfacing the best content.
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Facebook was already algorithmically surfacing events coming up soon in News Feed, as well as the Events sections like Popular With Friends and Suggested For You.
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While skipping the checkout line will likely take some getting used to, other questions are already surfacing about the commerce giant's convenience store of the future.
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So the Democratic-led investigations could play this role instead — surfacing facts that may prove politically harmful to the president, even if they're not necessarily criminal.
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"With those shares, the photo is surfacing on the News Feed of friends of whomever shared the post," Gabriele Boland, an analyst at NewsWhip, told Mashable.
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"We are testing whether surfacing recommendations between episodes helps members discover stories they will enjoy faster," a Netflix spokesperson said in a statement to Ars Technica.
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This opened a full spread of business contact pages (below) — which provided a hint at Facebook's logic for surfacing those first three icons in the sidebar.
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The fund hasn't quite closed $100 billion — it is mighty close… — but that hasn't stopped reports of a sequel from surfacing for the last 18 months.
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"Some interesting information is surfacing," he says, adding that "newly discovered evidence, either fact witnesses or scientific evidence," is Avery's only hope for a new trial.
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Sarah McLachlan "Building A Mystery" In 1997, Sarah McLaughlan dropped one of her career-best albums with Surfacing (as well as a monster single with "Mystery").
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He demonstrated that searching for "potatoes" in Spotlight could turn up recipes from within other apps installed on his device rather than merely surfacing web results.
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It seemed to be more of an experiment on Facebook's part, and was focused on surfacing businesses with Facebook Pages – not a true home services destination.
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Well, with the NRA's claims surfacing on Friday, Twitter users were quick to throw the now infamous "thoughts and prayers" line right back at the NRA.
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For a regular business traveler who stays at Marriott hotels, that could mean surfacing a video promoting a vacation stay at a Ritz Carlton luxury resort.
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"We're going down the path of providing more distribution channels [for Community Lens creators] and surfacing their work," Snap's head of AR Eitan Pilipski tells me.
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And I'm getting into Release Radar, a companion to Discover Weekly that arrives on Friday and focuses on surfacing newly released music I might also like.
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Mixed emotions are surfacing all over Twitter after the pancake house, which is temporarily changing its name to "IHOb," revealed that the 'b' stood for burgers.
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Robert noticed blond shadings of bedrock surfacing from the earth, and for a moment he conjured up humpback whales rising around him, their skin mica-flecked.
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Back home, new questions were also surfacing about alleged ties between Trump's campaign and Russia, a storyline Trump had hoped to escape during his international foray.
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TRAVEL The Surfacing column last Sunday, about the Central City neighborhood of New Orleans, misstated part of the name of an organization investing in the neighborhood.
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"Our approach will focus less on banning misinformation, and more on surfacing additional perspectives and information, including that fact checkers dispute an item's accuracy," Zuckerberg wrote.
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"These are all examples of how we are making search even more helpful for our users surfacing the right information in the right context," said Pichai.
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The public surfacing of facts like these have important leaders — elected and appointed alike — decrying current technical violation policies in general and for marijuana in particular.
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YouTube started surfacing more authoritative content in late 2017 for people searching for vaccination-related topics, and its policies prohibit anti-vaccine videos from showing ads.
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SURFACING "I never lock my door; if people show up at night, I will wake up," said I Gusti Mangku Sasak, a holistic Usada Bali healer.
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Although, in the case of Google, the company appears to have taken a proactive stance in suppressing bogus content and surfacing authoritative sources of health information.
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The outbreak, which has killed more than 23.4,219 people globally, has radiated across the United States, surfacing in at least four new states plus San Francisco.
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It's unclear whether the stickers are new, or if they've always been there, and are just now surfacing because of heightened fears of covid-19 infection.
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He later appeared to go into exile, living in Macau and surfacing occasionally with mild criticism of the regime, before his assassination in Malaysia in February.
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Reports have been surfacing for a while now, but in a hands-on video with XDA Developers' Mishaal Rahman, we get to see it in action.
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Zerkal's account also acknowledges that the Zelensky administration tried to prevent the Trump administration's pressure campaign from surfacing to avoid getting sucked into domestic U.S. politics.
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Cases surfacing in recent days in Bahrain, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Oman, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan and Kuwait all have afflicted people who had visited Iran.
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It is not known if these events have any link at all to the plane crash but political tensions appear to be surfacing in the investigation.
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Cold waters deep in the equatorial Pacific move eastward towards the Americas, causing the upwelling, or surfacing, of these cool waters off the coast of Peru.
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In April, it admitted that employees had manipulated mileage readings on vehicles for the Japanese market, which followed the surfacing of domestic compliance failings last year.
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It's time for that talent to work on solving these critical problems with the same creative vigor as they do surfacing the next great cat video.
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Adam Schiff wrote an open letter to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, saying he is concerned "that Amazon is surfacing and recommending" anti-vaccination books and movies.
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Platforms like Twitter and Facebook are actively surfacing information from trusted sources any time someone searches for content related to the coronavirus and debunking fake stories.
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"We're committed to protecting users and surfacing helpful, authoritative information as the coronavirus situation continues to evolve," a spokesperson for Google said earlier in the month.
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The phony pragmatism of incremental strategies to address climate change now surfacing on Capitol Hill may be less insidious than denialism but is nearly as farcical.
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"What we have seen as surfacing, I think, are a lot of problems that have been there a long time," said Obama, a longtime resident of Chicago.
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Once reports began surfacing that Twitter might change the way tweets are read to an algorithmic system, like Facebook's, the outrage on Twitter was swift and passionate.
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But as an academic, I think it's important to highlight the other issues the technological revolution is surfacing for farmers and the US food chain in general.
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Leveraging Reddit's data could be a huge point in Bing's favor, though there are few sources that can be just as capable of surfacing brilliance as controversy.
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That speaks to some combination of political and economic uncertainty really surfacing -- and that has impacts on what choices people make when they go to the ballot.
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The incidents have triggered the largest government protests in modern Puerto Rican history, surfacing decades of pent-up public anger at the island's two main political parties.
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Thanks to rising demand for chicken and other poultry, they've been surfacing at an accelerated clip, causing nearly 20133 percent more outbreaks in 2015 than in 2014.
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Many Republicans have abandoned Trump since the surfacing of a 2005 conversation in which he bragged about being able to grope women and get away with it.
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Dorsey also highlighted ongoing product initiatives to make Twitter more "relevant" to users by surfacing events and interests as easily as it surfaces user accounts to follow.
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Waymo asked Alsup Monday to delay the case in light of the letter's surfacing, and argued that Uber intentionally withheld and destroyed evidence related to the letter.
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But the tape's surfacing comes during a week in which Trump has gone after a former Miss Universe by claiming she has appeared in a sex tape.
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Jeksetra Black metal surfacing beyond the frozen confines of the far north is nothing new, but within sweltering, conservative Myanmar, it's about as pioneering as it gets.
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Unfortunately, in the three states where Robert E Lee's birthday is recognized as well, the feature is not surfacing Martin Luther King Day as it should be.
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Surfacing Meet brASS: a New York City troupe that is reclaiming a scene that they say has often left out women of color, queer, and transgender performers.
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While it has not been a silver bullet, Lori Goler, the company's vice president of people, told CNBC that Facebook's intention of surfacing bias has been successful.
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To swim is to be in two places at once, a surfacing of the eyes into the world of air, then down into the world of water.
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Not only that, news reports about the decision to cap admissions at 45,000 were surfacing before the secretary's meeting with the lawmakers was even on the calendar.
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And this is just the beginning as the company is currently working hard on building a great search feature and surfacing old photos filled with happy memories.
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Google has apparently suffered a number of leaks in the Pixel 4's development process as well, with alleged photos and videos of the device surfacing online.
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If mistakes were made, the FBI, the world's greatest investigative body, should be proactively surfacing them, owning them, fixing them and affirmatively pushing their findings to Congress.
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Google said the update will be especially important for health-related searches, like a food-recall, when surfacing the most up-to-date information can be critical.
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Concerns about a link between talc and ovarian cancer started surfacing around 1971, when scientists wrote about finding talc particles embedded in ovarian and cervical tumor tissue.
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Surfacing stories based on how often users post about them is a surefire way to make clickbait trend — something Facebook's new anti-clickbait algorithm supposedly guards against.
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On the regulatory tracking front, Benigson says it's working with a major consultancy on an enterprise-wide application of the service aimed at surfacing global regulatory information.
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Zhao Lijian suggested on Twitter that the U.S. army may have imported the coronavirus, surfacing a theory that has been circulating on Chinese social media for weeks.
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They also found suggestions and ads linking to dealers are increasingly surfacing in content, especially bodybuilding or fitness model content on platforms such as Facebook and Instagram.
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It started surfacing more posts from local politicians last fall and is expanding Marketplace, its Craigslist-style platform for people to sell used goods to their neighbors.
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Surfacing Meet the monks of Mepkin Abbey, a Trappist monastery in South Carolina, who are trying to maintain age-old religious traditions in a rapidly evolving world.
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It's worth noting that local media, especially the Charlotte-based WSOC-TV, has been crucial to surfacing the fraud story, as Grace Bennett of Media Matters writes.
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What's been wild to us is how often the questions that we're interested in exploring on the show end up surfacing in the world in short time.
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But their traces are strewn throughout, surfacing in the men's anecdotes (their stories obscure as much as they reveal) and in a mermaid figurine that Winslow finds.
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Anti-Semitism remains pervasive in the United States and around the world, surfacing in atrocities such as the stabbings carried out in Monsey, New York, last weekend.
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Just as the financials were being scrutinized, corporate governance issues began surfacing along with reports of problematic behavior from CEO Adam Neumann, who was fired last month.
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Just days after the bombs began surfacing, a white man killed two African-Americans in a Kentucky grocery store after trying to enter a predominantly black church.
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"This year a conversation that keeps on surfacing is what exactly it means to be complicit," lexicographer Jane Solomon told The Associated Press in explaining the choice.
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Washington (CNN)New developments are surfacing in special counsel Robert Mueller's probe nearly every day, but new poll numbers are showing Republican voters aren't all that concerned.
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Trump wore in her first appearance after the surfacing of the infamous "Access Hollywood" audio tape in which Mr. Trump talked to Billy Bush about groping women.
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Starting in the 1920s, older and more exciting hominid fossils, like Homo erectus, began surfacing in Africa and Asia, and the field soon shifted its focus there.
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Regulators and competitors like Yelp have criticized Google for surfacing its own services, like maps, jobs postings, business reviews and travel information over information from other websites.
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"In the course of two years, we have not seen New York City IDs surfacing in a rampage of terrorism threats or other matters," Mr. Miller said.
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"We are testing whether surfacing recommendations between episodes helps members discover stories they will enjoy faster," it said in a statement given to the website Cord Cutters.
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Shortly thereafter the stream disappears underground, and it flows south hidden for 100 miles or so until surfacing again near this desert outpost, home to 31 people.
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Surfacing Nearly every weekend for the past 28 years, local children have flocked to the Bronx Conservatory of Music for very low-cost instruction in classical music.
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Readers posted comments on Twitter questioning why the Des Moines Register had dug so far into King's life, surfacing questionable tweets from when he was a teenager.
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Shoegaze dons Slowdive have been slowly teasing out a comeback over the past few years, with their first new music in 22 years surfacing this past January.
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And the recent publicity around harassment in Silicon Valley, surfacing years of abuses that had been under the radar, has pushed the problem even more to the forefront.
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The floods are also taking their toll on the city's thousands of bikes and scooters, with images surfacing on social media of dockless vehicles floating forlornly in floodwaters.
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When details about the phone, nearly all of which leaked ahead of the time, began surfacing months back, its eye-popping price was immediately the subject of controversy.
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So when the rumors that he and Jennifer Lopez are the next hot couple began surfacing last week, we couldn't help but feel like we were being trolled.
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The President dropped from public view, surfacing briefly to praise his son as "a high-quality person" and to tweet his approval of Trump Jr.'s Hannity appearance.
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A number of men who have been accused of and admitted to sexual misconduct have reemerged on the scene — sometimes within months of allegations surfacing in the public.
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Apple has attempted to position itself as an antidote for a media industry consistently burned by tech companies like Facebook and their ever-changing algorithms for surfacing news.
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The news comes four months after reports started surfacing that Stratolaunch was on the brink of closing up shop, following the death of Allen in October of 2018.
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As you know, reports are surfacing about Twitter's interest in potentially monkeying around with the number of characters you can tweet…or share along with a tweet. 103,000?
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Facebook's algorithm is terrible at surfacing breaking news, often showing urgent posts hours or even days later when more facts have since emerged or the story has changed.
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The two-decade-old case, which has received scant public attention until now, is surfacing as the Democrat finds herself in a surprisingly close race against Republican Sen.
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Instead of simply surfacing a similar story from in alternative news source, it gives specific information about where different candidates stand on a divisive issues, like gun control.
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But while virtual reality at Coachella may seem like a cool, newfangled concept, the festival actually has a well-established tradition of surfacing all kinds of ridiculous technology.
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It is also rather talented at surfacing the best images from a particular event or keyword, which is a blessing for a snap-happy photographer such as myself.
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Public attention was galvanized last month by the plight of Esraa el Taweel, a disabled young photographer who vanished for two weeks before eventually surfacing in a courthouse.
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The 20-year-old started surfacing late last year after releasing her first single "New Love," which was produced by Miike Snow's Andrew Wyatt and producer Emile Hayne.
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The justices ruled that the state of Missouri was wrong to exclude a Christian school from a program that granted non-profits with rubber surfacing for their playgrounds.
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" Brzeski put the weak performance of the German economy in the second half of the year down to "too many one-offs, surfacing structural weaknesses and external uncertainties.
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Pinterest today is launching a new section of the app that is geared around surfacing trending and top ideas that'll get additional new content in front of users.
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One of the world's largest carmakers, Volkswagen was rocked by reports first surfacing in 2015 that it had been caught cheating on emissions tests in the United States.
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The President will pump out a ton of executive orders this week too, but don't hold your breath on that GOP health care bill surfacing just yet. 4.
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And as the sexual harassment allegations across the restaurant industry mount, the conversations that are surfacing reveal just how muddy the waters are in our current restaurant culture.
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Reports of Kolfage's past business ventures started surfacing as the campaign gained national attention, including his alleged history of running sites that promoted conspiracy theories and racist content.
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The company has announced that it is working with the Mayo Clinic on surfacing better health content, and it introduced a screening test for clinical depression in 2017.
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"They knew he was in the showers," he said, adding that they may not have known the extent of the allegations that are now surfacing in the media.
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"This is a completely false and unrealistic story surfacing 25 years after allegedly taking place and was created simply to make the President look bad," the statement read.
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"This is a completely false and unrealistic story surfacing 25 years after allegedly taking place and was created simply to make the President look bad," the official said.
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After allegations against him began surfacing last month, Moore faced calls from Republican lawmakers and officials to withdraw from Alabama's Senate special election, though he resisted those pleas.
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So a lot of our AI work would be to start predicting, 'Is there a binge session in the making, and then you can start surfacing these ads.
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The Hill began reaching out to women on K Street last year, asking whether they had similar stories to those surfacing as part of the "Me Too" movement.
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Facebook today is changing how it ranks the videos that appear in the News Feed, with the goal of better surfacing those that are more relevant to you.
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But after initial celebrations, worries are also surfacing that land speculation will drive up prices, and over an influx of outsiders competing for jobs and over environmental destruction.
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In a recent edition of The Times's Surfacing column, you can get an eyeful of her work, including a 2011 Toyota Corolla wrapped in luxurious candy-colored fur.
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Since reports began surfacing less than a month ago about allegations of sexual harassment and assault by the entertainment tycoon Harvey Weinstein, the floodgates seem to have opened.
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Surfacing Rustic shelters called bothies — more than 212 of which are scattered throughout England, Wales and Scotland — are an indispensable, if little-known, element of British hill culture.
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After accusations began surfacing three weeks ago, Franken said he would remain in office and work to regain the trust of voters in Minnesota, the state he represents.
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But since the first reports of these horrific separations started surfacing, little attention has been paid to the impact such actions have on the parents of these children.
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He works like an academic researcher, plunging for weeks into the history of policies like the universal basic income, surfacing every month or so with a new article.
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Already suffering from multiple corruption scandals and rising violence nationwide, the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party cannot risk another scandal surfacing before the presidential elections in July, they said.
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Surfacing ____ At a time of mounting uncertainty in Europe, the country has defied critics who insisted on austerity as the answer to the Continent's economic and financial crisis.
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But surfacing high-quality mainstream news outlets like the Post and the Journal to a young audience strikes me as a good thing, particularly in an election year.
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The total absence of energy and climate questions in last night's Democratic debate didn't prevent the topics from surfacing in noteworthy ways onstage and in the surrounding hubbub.
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Following the publication of her early novels "The Edible Woman" and "Surfacing" in the early 1970s, she was able to quit her job and pursue writing full-time.
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It's what happened with homeownership among Salvadorans who joined F.I.I. We found that by giving families data about what all the families were doing, it began surfacing ideas.
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Allegations are surfacing that countries that are potential lenders to his businesses have been considering ways to use Kushner's financial difficulties to influence him to their policy advantages.
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It lives in subterranean societies of neighboring burrows, surfacing to forage during the day and rarely venturing more than a few hundred feet from the center of town.
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The hard, jagged pea gravel made an uninviting playground surface for little knees and elbows, so Trinity decided to pursue a safer surfacing material to cover its playground.
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" Part of the way YouTube is tackling the issue is surfacing more authoritative sources for subjects like "news, science and historical events, where accuracy and authoritativeness are key.
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After accusations began surfacing three weeks ago, Franken said he would remain in office and work to regain the trust of voters in Minnesota, the state he represents.
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Adam Schiff, a Democrat from California, sent a letter earlier this month to Facebook and Google expressing his concern that companies are "surfacing and recommending" anti-vaccination content.
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Another investigation Away from Bill Clinton's check and the breaking news of a spy ring, the FBI had another major investigation underway where the Clinton name was surfacing.
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" A raucous vacation in Mexico and a fairly sweet glamping trip surprisingly results in some pretty complicated feelings surfacing on Sunday's episode of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians.
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He doesn't so much attack the basket as burrow his way there, surfacing at the rim to lay in the ball or dish it at some bizarre angle.
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Ever since the explosive allegations against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein began surfacing last week, a question has remained: What will Democrats who received his campaign contributions do about it?
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One need only imagine a fake video of Trump declaring war on North Korea surfacing in Pyongyang and the fallout that would result to understand what is at stake.
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Ronda Rousey has come out of hiding with a bang -- surfacing at a Las Vegas gun store where she applied for a concealed carry permit ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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After all, the idea to simplify the smartphone based on what you're doing or where you are at the time, while also surfacing key information, has been tried before.
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That brings us to Perspica, a startup that is looking at applying machine learning to large amounts of operations data (not unlike Splunk), and surfacing problems when they appear.
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Luckily only other Dating users can tell if you're on it and there's no way to search for someone specific, but there's still the threat of humilating screenshots surfacing.
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Cale Weissman at Fast Company noticed that Facebook's crisis response page was surfacing news stories from alt-right blogs and sites like End Time Headlines rife with false information.
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These can directly injure the delicate hearing that marine animals like whales and dolphins use to navigate, or panic them into surfacing too quickly or swimming into the shallows.
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So the more a user uploads to Plus, he argues, the better the company will get at analyzing and surfacing photos and videos those users might care most about.
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The poll was taken following the second national debate Sunday and the surfacing of a leaked 2005 tape showing Trump making a series of offensive sexual remarks about women.
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Update: Billy Bush has been suspended from Today in the wake of tape surfacing of Trump making leering sexual comments while Bush joined in, Politico and other outlets report.
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Jen attributes this sameness to the dominance of algorithms that shape our tastes by surfacing only what's already popular in visual culture, entertainment, and news, simultaneously suppressing new ideas.
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They could use Railsbank to show they only accept money from Amazon including surfacing Amazon Marketplace data (via Amazon's API) on what goods were sold for each Amazon settlement.
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It now possesses a controlling interest in the latter, with news surfacing as recently as June 1 that Guillemot is likely to resign from his CEO post at Gameloft.
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I didn't share this with him at the time, but my distaste for the colorful nails was surfacing because of my fear that he would be bullied or teased.
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" Twitter directed VICE News to a blog post that claims the company is "working to ensure we are surfacing the highest-quality and most relevant content and context first.
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And now that Cramer knows Yellen wants the U.S. economy to prosper, he has assurance that there will be plenty of winners surfacing in the stock market going forward.
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Google and YouTube were surfacing false reports about Paddock in searches for information, and in one case, Google even promoted links to 4chan message boards conspiring about the topic.
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By branding even a fraction of Trump backers as either bigots or dead-enders, Clinton attempts to suppress Trump's surfacing support among independent, college-educated, and African-American voters.
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After 18-year-old Ethan Lindenberger's decision to receive his first-ever vaccinations despite his parents' wishes went viral, more reports are surfacing of other teens doing the same.
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New biopics and documentaries about this period are rarely surfacing new facts; they are presenting a way of feeling about the events and the lives caught up in them.
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"It's Groundhog Day in terms of the recurring problems surfacing there," said Greg LeRoy, the executive director of Good Jobs First, a nonprofit that tracks state tax-break programs.
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Pieces are still surfacing; in April, two Moses landscapes, one painted on Masonite and another on a ceramic pitcher, sold together for $15,000 at Doyle auction house in Manhattan.
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"For more than 50 years Israel has been trying to sow disputes by divide and rule and it is happy at the differences that are surfacing," said Moenis Abdullah.
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Even this new design with diesel engines would not be enough to make a round trip across the Pacific without surfacing and exposing itself for detection, the officials said.
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Creating lasting change Given that new names keep surfacing, and that the history of such behavior goes back decades, questions about how to implement change won't be answered overnight.
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Among outstanding movers were shares in OC Oerlikon , up 5.5 percent, after the Swiss-listed textile-and-surfacing solutions group forecast rising textile margins following two big Chinese orders.
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According to the SnotBot's Kickstarter page (the project received full funding last year), the drone is designed to fly closely along the water in anticipation of a whale surfacing.
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SURFACING "The men can become aggressive with us and use harsh and sometimes violent words against us," said Leslie Reyes, the only female rapper on a local music label.
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Another woman has accused Russell Simmons of rape, the latest of at least a dozen allegations of sexual misconduct against the hip-hop mogul that began surfacing last year.
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"The vehicle was intended to draw attention, using a combination of great proportions, taught surfacing and Cadillac family details that hint at the athletic driving experience this vehicle offers."
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On Tennis It is a pity it had to come to this, but with Davis Cup withering and rival events surfacing, the feeling was that something had to give.
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As we digitize our photo library — some 6 million images dating back more than 100 years — we're surfacing the pictures in a new archival storytelling project called Past Tense.
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Additionally, there is another set of requests aimed at surfacing potential corruption related to Trump's business practices and the hush money payments to women who alleged affairs with Trump.
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As we digitize our photo library — some six million images dating back more than 100 years — we're surfacing the pictures in a new archival storytelling project called Past Tense.
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The search giant also said Saturday that it will begin surfacing trustworthy information about the coronavirus directly in search results and Google Maps as Americans search for medical services.
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Domestic rival Subaru Corp in April admitted that employees had manipulated mileage readings on vehicles for the Japanese market, which followed the surfacing of domestic compliance failings last year.
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Microsoft has focused on surfacing some of the more mobile-friendly parts of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint into quick actions that let you get stuff done on the go.
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That includes whether the payment to Ms. Clifford was in effect a contribution to Mr. Trump's campaign aimed at preventing a negative article from surfacing just before Election Day.
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They describe black bodies as still being colonized in 21975st-century America — owned, beaten, and bought — with one image that manifests in multiple ways, surfacing again and again: Slavery.
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Reports are now surfacing about huge "dark money" contributions pouring into anti-worker groups in an effort to defend the "right to work" law Greitens signed earlier this year.
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Kathleen Jamie is a poet, essayist and professor of creative writing at the University of Stirling and the author of the forthcoming "Surfacing," from which this essay is adapted.
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Surfacing Living among us are hundreds of fairy gardeners, who maintain a sense of childlike wonder and whimsy by embracing miniature gardening with fairies, gnomes and other mythical figurines.
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The company has made numerous updates to the user experience since May; Hulu now does a better job of highlighting new episodes and surfacing important live events like sports games.
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Surfacing within Snapchat a context card of details about ownable objects might be the first step to getting users to buy them… and advertisers to pay Snap to promote them.
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Mr. West had barely uttered a peep to his followers since, even after his hospitalization, which was never explained, until surfacing last week with a barrage of social media content.
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Twitch said it was working to resolve the issue, and Shroud began surfacing in search results again around 5PM ET on Friday after being absent for about a full day.
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Triest says Ludlow Ventures, with its two other partners of Brett deMarrais and Blake Robbins, is surfacing deals on the coasts before anyone else and is doing so from Detroit.
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While you could simply copy the descriptions, Microsoft is only surfacing them in a side section in Word and not allowing users to simply drag and drop them into documents.
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Facebook says that it's particularly interested in surfacing certain kinds of news, which users say they're not seeing enough of in their main News Feed: entertainment, health, business, and sports.
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However, the problem persisted long after reliable reports were available: On Tuesday night — nearly 48 hours after the shooting began — YouTube was still surfacing conspiratorial content high in search results.
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I haven't ever, in my 80 years, lived through a time when people, especially women and young people, are surfacing and saying, 'We're not going to take it sitting down.
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Policymakers last year warned of potential "gray rhino" events - highly obvious yet ignored threats - surfacing in 2019 as the nation faces increasing uncertainties in the global economy and financial markets.
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Charges that were repeatedly discredited by a range of official investigators nonetheless kept surfacing, not just in hardcore conservative media but even places like The New York Times Book Review.
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But while all of this was going on, Olympios and Jackson were mostly out of sight, with just a couple of brief separate glimpses of them surfacing here and there.
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The study team's estimate that two thirds of the cases are surfacing because the disease is spreading by person-to-person contact "is mostly likely a minimum estimate," Gandhi said.
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Given that rapid progression, it's no surprise to see Stevenson suddenly surfacing as the showrunner of her own series, Netflix's reboot of the fantasy cartoon She-Ra: Princess of Power.
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As the high-profile holdout of Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell continues, more reports are surfacing about past Pittsburgh offers that the two-time All-Pro has apparently turned down.
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If Google is going to be the service surfacing up all these websites, getting people in to the best experiences means users will end up expecting that kind of performance.
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First, they needed to create a drone that could withstand the water pressure it'd experience while surfacing, so the frame had to be as lightweight as possible to reduce resistance.
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As the brand has fought to stay on top of ever-changing fashion trends, Abercrombie's shares sat at a 17-year low before these takeover reports began surfacing on Tuesday.
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The report said dozens of girls and young women were abused during the yearlong period between the allegations surfacing in mid-2015 and September 2016 when the Nassar story broke.
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"What we know about it is still sort of surfacing — it's only been over the last couple of decades that we are truly coming to understand female sexuality," she says.
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But this is where Airbnb's efforts to attract business travelers — including partnering with large companies to accommodate their employee travel needs and surfacing "Business Travel Ready" listings — matter even more.
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I expect Instagram will eventually play with ways of re-surfacing old stories to users the way Timehop does — otherwise, they may not spend much time diving into the past.
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Some of the photos began surfacing this week on Twitter, with a handful of liberal activists claiming that the children in the images were being detained by the Trump administration.
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The new Photos tab within the app sorts photos by days, months, and years, intelligently surfacing the photos that seem most important based on their content, and filtering out doubles.
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This spending included new overhead catenary wire on parts of the railroad Amtrak owns outright, as well as nearly 80,000 new concrete ties, and 1.6 miles of high-speed surfacing.
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SURFACING For families whose children harbor racing aspirations, quarter-midget tracks offer one of the earliest possible introductions to motor sports — leading some children to race before they can read.
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Play spaces also changed: Plank swings and steel merry-go-rounds disappeared, while impact-absorbent rubber surfacing spread over so-called drop zones, driving up the cost of new playgrounds.
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It has also made its way into pop culture, surfacing every once in a while as the title of a hip-hop single or an Ashton Kutcher time-travel movie.
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Surfacing Forty-three years after the fall of Saigon and almost 260 years after Hurricane Katrina, many residents wonder if their long-resilient community is nearing another — quieter — inflection point.
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SURFACING In recent years, a community of people living with albinism have forged connections on platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp, turning a societal stigma into social bonds and offline friendship.
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He writes: ...questions are surfacing around the globe about a revival of fascism, generally defined as a governmental system that asserts complete power and emphasizes aggressive nationalism and often racism.
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But about halfway through, they came into their own both as a group and individuals, their personalities surfacing: Ms. Bachman's sultriness, Ms. Hashimoto's vigilance, Ms. Poletti's playfulness, Ms. Ratsifandrihana's defiance.
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The details revealed in this hearing, troublesome enough to sink his nomination, are surfacing again, now that President-elect Donald J. Trump has selected him to be his attorney general.
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Scientists believe some suspected complications from Zika are only now surfacing because Brazil, Latin America's largest country, has a far bigger and denser population than the sites of previous outbreaks.
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Very quickly, you find yourself absorbed in patterns and details as meaning emerges mosaic-like, surfacing moment by moment, encounter by encounter, in bodies and faces alone and in groups.
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Gordon's fiction traverses the Catholic world like a submarine, diving to the depths of its monstrosities and surfacing into the secular world to reveal intimate knowledge of what lies beneath.
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Two Democrats are poised to become the first Muslim women in Congress, offering a sharp counterpoint to the anti-Muslim policies and sentiment surfacing in Washington and across the country.
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To the extent that we identify cultural issues that are having a negative impact on the entities that we are a part of, we have the responsibility of surfacing those things.
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Iran's twelfth presidential elections are on May 19, and one policy platform that has come to define the state of freedoms is again surfacing as an important national discussion: the internet.
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Investigators learned that Homan and a former EVMS president knew of the photograph's existence prior to it surfacing online in February and at times when Northam was running for public office.
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While Christie was one of Trump's earliest prominent backers, he disappeared from the public eye after the surfacing of the 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape in which Trump bragged about groping women.
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It's just a nice future-facing feature to have on your phone, and once compatible devices start surfacing on the market, the OnePlus 5 is well positioned to capitalize on them.
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A number of consumers also assume Office simply comes as part of Windows, so renaming this app to Office and surfacing online versions of Office apps will certainly help there, too.
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It's a big sign of Google's shifting attitude towards surfacing information, where the search giant is increasingly trying to predict the information you want before you actually search for it directly.
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While rumors of the alleged shoot have been surfacing on the Internet for days now, sources tell The Huffington Post that the issue features a series of firsts for the magazine.
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Waves of new pickle-flavored products have been surfacing throughout the past several month, and we couldn't look away from many of the resulting food creations 2018's pickle trend inspired.
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As before, you can develop these queries to dig deep into your inbox—is:unread is:important is a good one for surfacing high-priority messages that you haven't got round to yet.
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The site also claims to have developed an automated system for finding posts that violate site standards, and for surfacing the most urgent user reports for the moderation team to handle.
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While Google News has more than 75,000 news sources, it hasn't always done a good job of surfacing hyper-local blogs and sites about specific topics when a major story breaks.
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From the very beginning of the opioid crisis, when reports of overdose deaths involving OxyContin first began surfacing from Appalachia and New England, the opioid lobby urged policymakers not to overreact.
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I can only surmise they are surfacing now for the first time, decades later, as part of a concerted effort by others to destroy my name, my reputation, and my career.
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UPDATE: The situation with MoviePass has gotten even more precarious since this post published on Monday morning, with another outage and a few added details surfacing as the day went on.
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Barney Frank, a former Democratic congressman and a longtime Clinton ally, acknowledged that it was too soon to say whether the surfacing of a new trove of emails would damage Mrs.
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Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) on Sunday questioned the timing of a letter surfacing from Senate Democrats this week that reportedly details sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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As a black woman I understood the anger that was surfacing in the wake of a death of another unarmed black kid, though I felt that everyone around me did not.
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ODG may already be surfacing its ambitions to put smart glasses on consumers' faces, but the company has not forgotten about the specific and highly unique needs of its enterprise customers.
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Relations have gone back and forth between attempts at dialogue and frequent spats across the Kashmiri line of control, with tensions surfacing even on the big screen and the cricket field.
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In retrospect, Mr. Baquet said, a key consideration was that this was not a case where we were surfacing our own investigation — the allegations were already being discussed by the public.
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Cohen has pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance law by orchestrating the payment, which he has admitted was done to prevent negative information from surfacing about Trump during the 2016 campaign.
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Despite new allegations of inappropriate behavior surfacing in the sworn statements, the CDC delivered a similar set of charges to Luber in July, according to documents released by his legal team.
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What we are witnessing now in South Africa is not so much a matter of an exceptional, corrupt president as the surfacing of contradictions that were inherent in the negotiated settlement.
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Opponents of Mr. Puzder have made his contentious divorce from nearly three decades ago an issue, surfacing since-recanted allegations from his former wife that he abused her in the 1980s.
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Actress and comedian Tracee Ellis Ross late Tuesday used a children's book to teach men about sexual harassment amid a slew of sexual misconduct allegations surfacing against various high-profile men.
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Neanderthal fossils kept surfacing in Europe, and scholars like Boule were scrambling to make sense of them, improvising what would later grow into a new interdisciplinary field, now known as paleoanthropology.
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And of course, when I need to wake up ahead of my natural circadian surfacing (which is before my neighbor's dogs but after those stupid birds), I use the phone alarm.
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After surfacing on Reddit, an image purporting to be a self portrait snapped by Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has made the rounds online, including on the right-wing site The Daily Caller.
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For thousands of years, penguins have darted through the waters of the southern oceans, chasing fish and surfacing to nest on islands and landmasses sprinkled from the Galápagos to the Antarctic.
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Accusations against Mr. Franco began surfacing on Twitter days earlier, during the Golden Globes, where Mr. Franco wore a pin in support of Time's Up, the female-led anti-harassment initiative.
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The US Senate Commerce Committee is asking Facebook for answers after a Gizmodo report alleged that the company's news curators have been deliberately suppressing conservative news from surfacing in its Trending Topics.
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His smiling face, taken from a screengrab of the 1971 movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, has graced a thousand images and gifs expressing condescension since first surfacing five years ago.
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PLAISTOW, N.H. – On an autumn afternoon in 2014, Jim Zanfagna received a phone call from his son-in-law, alerting him to a string of alarming messages that were surfacing on Facebook.
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For me, the plugin was surfacing a lot of nonsense for the sake of quantity over quality, clearly communicating that there's still a long way to go in improving the plugin's smarts.
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A spokesperson for Google, YouTube's parent company, told Gizmodo that it introduced the "free to watch" section to its site in October, though reports of the feature just started surfacing last week.
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He's right that there's a major backlash to social progress surfacing around the world, and right to say that confronting it is a major — if not the major — task of current politics.
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On Tuesday morning, around the same time reports of the power couple calling it quits started surfacing online, a 3.2 magnitude earthquake just so happened to occur 3km NNE of Gardena, California.
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The recommendation algorithm has long been an issue for YouTube in a variety of areas, including surfacing conspiracy theories and hateful content, but the change seems to only affect this specific issue.
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Coverage that emerges from a high-profile television event can be high-volume, low-engagement, while policy proposals that can be invisible until surfacing in social feeds can have an extraordinary velocity.
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Or it purposefully started surfacing active comment threads you could jump into, gave a prompt for something to share or even offered a reminder of how much time you'd spent browsing today?
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New details are surfacing about the "horrific shark attack" that cost a North Carolina teen her left leg, including news that the victim's father wrestled with the animal to save his daughter.
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But two leading mainstream economists who are part of the debt debate say that even though the old demons have not reared their heads to date, the danger of them surfacing remains.
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The companies that run the infrastructure of the internet—PayPal, Stripe, Joyent, GoDaddy—removed support for Gab after the surfacing of vile posts on the platform from the alleged gunman, Robert Bowers.
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In addition to surfacing work documents, Cloud Search works as a directory service, allowing users to seek out colleagues' contact information, while also viewing the events and files they have in common.
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The fact that the book keeps surfacing (and that Elizabeth seems surprised when she spots it) is a reminder that politics, religion, and ideology have always mixed uncomfortably and strangely in America.
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Eisenhauer allegedly engaged in an inappropriate relationship with Nicole, a law enforcement said without elaborating, and when Nicole planned to expose that relationship, he killed her to prevent the secret from surfacing.
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Washington (CNN)Former FBI Director James Comey has a well-known history of documenting important and controversial moments -- and there's a history of those emails or memos surfacing at politically opportune times.
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As the Abercrombie brand has fought to stay on top of ever-changing fashion trends, the company's shares sat at a 17-year low before takeover reports began surfacing in early May.
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Instagram will also be surfacing educational information via a pop-up to people who search for vaccine content, similar to what it's used in the past for self-harm and opioid content.
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Now, new details of the attack are surfacing thanks to work by security researchers Gaby Nakibly, Jaime Schcolnik and Yossi Rubin, which will be presented at the Black Hat conference next month.
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I'm still not certain if, by surfacing some features, the Touch Bar is saving me time or, by forcing me to go a level or more deep, is actually costing me time.
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With little data or earnings set to come out Monday, investors on Wall Street are likely to turn their attention to news surfacing from the domestic political sphere and from markets overseas.
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That survival skill is rarely called upon in modern life, but it remains in our DNA, often surfacing as a passion among kids and speaking to the innate joy of going up!
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Washington (CNN)Frustration with Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill is surfacing as progressive activists and health care groups supportive of Obamacare work -- again -- to beat back the latest Republican health care bill.
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With his coat and boots removed, he then walked down a set of wooden steps into a hole in the ice, crossed himself, and dipped his head under the water before surfacing.
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YouTube claims it has already made progress in this area by better surfacing content from authoritative news sources on the homepage in a new "Breaking News" section as well as in search.
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The storm came with tragic speed and unanticipated power after surfacing in the Western Caribbean as "potential tropical cyclone 14" on Saturday, 55 days before the end of the Atlantic hurricane season.
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SURFACING "There were meet-ups that were generalized for those in their 259s, 62s and 40s, but there was nothing for older women," said the founder of a group in Los Angeles.
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The unexpected surfacing of the documents has raised a whole new set of questions, not only about Ms. Franklin's intentions, but about the validity of wills that are unwitnessed and roughly drafted.
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Using the work as a "sculptural graphic score," local musicians performed their interpretations of the installation over six months, surfacing the local African American community's history of organized labor and jazz music.
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The app is currently free, but the founders say that they won't be selling any user data or surfacing ads, hoping to add in a subscription pricing model to sustain the business.
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After her books "The Edible Woman" and "Surfacing" were published in early 1970's, she began earning more money and was able to better support herself, even as a full-time writer.
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As they chat about the seal, it can be seen surfacing next to Mulinder's kayak, before launching out of the water, prey in mouth, to deliver an almighty slap to the Kiwi.
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The CFO said Twitter still has a lot of work to do in surfacing relevant content for users, whether it's local news or headlines from far away that they still care about.
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YouTube said on Thursday that it started surfacing more authoritative content in late 2017 for people searching for vaccination-related topics, and that its algorithmic changes would become more accurate over time.
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Update: Facebook announced late Thursday that it would temporarily stop letting advertisers target users with information like "field of study" or "college" until it figures out how to prevent inappropriate tags from surfacing.
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A host of British brands and governmental groups pulled their business from the search giant's platform last week after reports showed that ads were surfacing on YouTube videos from terrorists and hate-mongers.
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"When the item or barcode is recognized, an Amazon card will appear on-screen, surfacing a link for that product or similar ones available on Amazon," the company said on a blog post.
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"Amazon is surfacing and recommending products and content that discourage parents from vaccinating their children, a direct threat to public health, and reversing progress made in tackling vaccine-preventable diseases," Schiff's letter reads.
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The allegations and stories that have been surfacing have been relentless, and I think it's been a long time coming and it's encouraging that the silence surrounding this topic is finally being lifted.
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Ever since reports of WhatsApp-fueled lynchings across the country started surfacing in May, authorities in Dhule had been trying to brainstorm ways to warn people in the region, Ramkumar told BuzzFeed News.
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It does this already in a lot of ways by surfacing your camera roll instead of your phone's keyboard when you compose a tweet on mobile, or showing photo and video previews inline.
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In the 220 Biennial, the idea of non-normative sexual and gender identities emerges through a more truthful array of lenses, surfacing visual approaches that limn questions of autobiography alongside economics and politics.
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Tessa Lyons, a News Feed product manager, told BuzzFeed News that surfacing fact-checks as related articles proved more effective in tests than applying a disputed flag to stories in the News Feed.
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Around the same time, another anonymous heater began surfacing in his jubilant DJ sets, radio mixes for the likes of RinseFM where he had his own holiday residency, and of course on YouTube.
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Federal judges and prosecutors have held protests in recent weeks against the law, saying it is a direct threat against pursuing suspects in the growing number of complex corruption cases surfacing in Brazil.
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On Saturday, reports began surfacing that Oscar-winning Iranian director Asghar Farhadi wouldn't be able to attend this year's Academy Awards, where his film The Salesman is nominated for Best Foreign Language Film.
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One recent move involves surfacing information about user data flow and settings options directly in the main screens of search results, so users are actively prompted to consider these issues all the time.
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The final nail was resoundingly hammered into the coffin last year, with the latest allegations surfacing of R. Kelly's apparent role as some type of chieftain of a sex cult for young girls.
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It's been three months since The New York Times reported on the sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein but, with stories of sexual assault surfacing daily, it feels like it's been a year.
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Born out of a social media phenomenon—the Yeehaw Challenge—the song's success stretched across cultural fault lines, surfacing the current discussion about country music establishment's relationship to artists outside of their bubble.
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The latest example: Within seconds of the deadly Las Vegas attack, fake news started circulating about the suspect and victims, forcing tech platforms to apologize for surfacing news from faulty outlets (more below).
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But the discussion comes as questions are surfacing around the globe about a revival of fascism, generally defined as a governmental system that asserts complete power and emphasizes aggressive nationalism and often racism.
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"Green infrastructure," including rain gardens, retention ponds, permeable surfacing and larger-scale natural areas, can absorb water to slow subsidence and runoff, create new park spaces, and sponge up contaminants for good measure.
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Instagram's head of product, Vishal Shah, told BuzzFeed News that people didn't use the tab frequently and that many likely didn't even know it existed and was surfacing their activity to their friends.
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One of the five booksellers, Lee Bo, who disappeared from Hong Kong in December before surfacing in Chinese custody, is a British citizen, and another, Gui Minhai, who vanished from Thailand, is Swedish.
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It'll also be surfacing content related to the protest and gun violence prevention, all in partnership with Everytown for Gun Safety, an advocacy organization working to end gun violence and build safer communities.
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LONDON — As Britain engages in fierce debates centered on national identity, it is also confronting challenges to traditional norms of political discourse, with issues of race and religion surfacing more overtly and provocatively.
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According to people familiar with the matter, during the time revelations were surfacing about the attacks against the DNC, the committee decided to use private firms rather than take assistance from Homeland Security.
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On Tuesday, Facebook told Motherboard these machine learning methods were for surfacing images and text that when combined may indicate content which violates the company's policy around buying, selling, trading, or transferring guns.
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Dedicated apps for children's podcasts — in addition to Pinna, Kids Listen offers its own app for surfacing children's content, as does a new app called Leela Kids — seek to streamline that discovery process.
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Alex identified a few key takeaways: slightly lower early-stage fundings, a big global year overall and some of the above WeWork-attributed drops already surfacing in the Q4 data over on TechCrunch.
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QAnon, which began online more than two years ago as an intricate, if baseless, conspiracy theory, has found a foothold offline, surfacing in political campaigns, criminal cases and at least one college class.
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Netflix calls the ad test "surfacing recommendations" and says it is doing so to help members "discover stories they will enjoy faster," according to a statement on Monday provided to website Cord Cutters.
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Google has received criticism for the role online search plays in spreading hateful ideologies, but its video sharing site YouTube has increasingly been slammed for hosting such content and its algorithms surfacing it.
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Mr. Northam's troubles began on Friday with the surfacing of a photograph on his medical school yearbook page, which showed a person in blackface posing with another in a Ku Klux Klan robe.
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Digg Reader sticks to the basics but does them well, letting you bookmark articles for later reading and surfacing popular content from the rest of the Digg network (if you're interested in seeing it).
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Uber's calendar integration is now going live, surfacing destination suggestions based on meetings and events you have scheduled, provided you're okay with giving the Uber rider app access to your device's native calendar service.
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With questions surfacing over whether some currencies will hit parity with others in the near future, CNBC takes a look at how eight major currencies dealt with 2016, and which events impacted their moves.
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The news, first reported by the New York Times, comes less than a week after reports began surfacing that the e-commerce giant was considering pulling out of the deal, which Amazon initially disputed.
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With Google lagging further and further behind in the Stories war, and Snap not keen on an alliance, leaning on its strength in search and surfacing journalism could get it back in the fight.
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While Twitter's UI doesn't lend itself to surfacing old posts the way other apps like Facebook do, they could show up using Twitter's search feature or even in a Google search for you name.
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Le Roux stepped down immediately on Tuesday over similar payments to members of his family within 24 hours of the media allegations surfacing - conduct which Fillon's rivals are touting as honorable alongside Fillon's intransigence.
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Details are now surfacing about more than 1.5 million unauthorized Wells Fargo bank and credit card accounts created on behalf of unwitting customers by bank employees hoping to cash in on new account bonuses.
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" He added, "We're really focused on surfacing this high-quality information about mobility options for people and for enterprises and also the city to use, and then actually helping make it easy to transact.
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Despite tabloid reports surfacing this week claiming Jessa, 25, is expecting her third child with husband Ben, 22, a spokesperson for the family tells PEOPLE that the Counting On star is not pregnant. E!
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We've put a lot of thought here at Mashable into how we could talk about this massive thing, and one idea in particular kept surfacing again and again: Let's pit everyone against one another!
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An intents tab helps developers figure out where they may have gone right and wrong with their skill's design, by surfacing metrics like failed utterances by intent, and total number of utterances by intent.
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Google News Lab and First Draft News previously worked together on a joint initiative in the US, called Electionland, aimed at surfacing and reporting evidence of voter suppression around the US election in November.
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As early as next week, Twitter is planning to replace the reverse chronological stream with one that's powered algorithmically, surfacing tweets that are most relevant or timely, not just those that are most recent.
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"One of the real powers of explainable AI is to illustrate how the AI is triggering data points to reach a decision, and surfacing those data points to a human for verification," Fernandez said.
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The circle that Google+ created or the groups that LinkedIn or Facebook designed did/continue to do an underwhelming job of surfacing contexts for professional networking with my first two degrees of professional acquaintances.
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She set a trap for him near the end of the debate by surfacing the case of Alicia Machado, the former Miss Universe whom Trump attacked and demeaned 20 years ago for gaining weight.
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"If this is going to be unveiled, this would be like the surfacing of the submarine but on the other plank which we haven't seen," former U.S. Attorney Harry Litman told the news site.
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Cohen also pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations stemming from an effort to pay off women who alleged affairs with Trump, admitting it was done to prevent negative information from surfacing during the election.
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Prosecutors said the payments amounted to illegal campaign contributions, which Cohen pleaded guilty to in August, because they were made with the intent to prevent damaging information from surfacing during the 2016 presidential election.
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Thom Tillis (R) on Sunday questioned why a letter that reportedly details sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh is just now surfacing, despite Senate Democrats allegedly obtaining the letter in July.
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His and Anthony's work has been proven to be true at every turn - and it's interesting that these personal attacks are surfacing only now, as the facts become more dangerous for the individuals involved.
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Naturally, Google and Facebook's algorithms noticed my new lifestyle and immediately began surfacing ads for shoes made of recycled grocery bags alongside news stories about design students who make skateboard decks from discarded plastic.
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On Monday, as video of the Notre Dame Cathedral burning was shared on YouTube, the company's algorithms started surfacing September 11 terrorist attack information alongside the videos, even though they are not related events.
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After videos started surfacing on social media of people doing the Bird Box challenge, where they navigate mundane or even dangerous situations while wearing a blindfold like Sandra Bullock's character in the hit movie.
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There are more reports surfacing that Chinese investors are struggling to settle on their Australian property purchases, hindered by tighter lending restrictions from Australian banks and a crackdown on capital outflows by Chinese regulators.
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In the end, we can only hope that the democratic institutions upon which our nation was founded will prevail against what is certain to be a fierce campaign to prevent the truth from surfacing.
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Indeed, reporting from CNN and other outlets indicated the FBI's mandate from the White House was always narrow in scope and did not include the full litany of allegations surfacing from the jurist's past.
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But the video appearance was swiftly canceled by NBC, reportedly after Trudeau's blackface controversy, the surfacing of both photo and video examples of him wearing dark makeup to imitate an ethnicity not his own.
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But as reports were surfacing that the Strategic and Policy Forum was disbanding, Trump on Wednesday afternoon tweeted he was ending the forum as well as another White House advisory group, the manufacturing council.
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With a restored internet and the gruesome pictures and videos of the protests already surfacing, the last thing the Trump administration should be doing is reacting with glee and patting itself on the back.
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Though the court papers provided few details about the information he provided, it seems clear that some or all of that material could very well end up surfacing in the not-too-distant future.
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On Friday, August 17th, join us for a live event in Los Angeles with Surfacing fellow, Walter Thompson-Hernández, who has reported on N.Y.C. burlesque to Mexican rappers to L.A. Chicano culture in Japan.
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Look Into At-Home Treatments Made For Brunettes Yes, even bottle brunettes can go brassy, which is why Lee recommends her brunette clients to still use a purple shampoo when they notice unwanted undertones surfacing.
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That marketplace for now is pretty small: currently only five apps: Dow Jones, Selerity for surfacing content relevant to discussions, Chart IQ, S&P market intelligence, and Fintech Studios, another bridge to more data sources.
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According to a new report, Intuit purposefully stopped Google from surfacing its free tax filing service in search results in an effort to steer all consumers — no matter their income — toward the company's paid services.
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But injuries to the N.B.A.'s gifted and talented have been a vexing issue for the league, surfacing in the finals last season, after Kyrie Irving had sustained a knee injury that diminished Cleveland's chances.
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Here Be Dragons is dealing with many of the same hardware problems surfacing in the VR storytelling space, mainly the fact that there is currently no one-size-fits-all solution for capturing spherical video.
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I'd actually take a 1080p laptop with a full 10 hours of battery life (and Lenovo's keyboard, hinge, build quality, and everything else I've praised above) over the fancy 4K touchscreens surfacing on the horizon.
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"This is a completely false and unrealistic story surfacing 25 years after allegedly taking place and was created simply to make the President look bad," the White House said in a statement to New York.
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They include voice and video chat; and a marketplace of other services for sourcing data like Dow Jones and Selerity for surfacing content relevant to discussions, Chart IQ, S&P market intelligence, and Fintech Studios.
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It merely highlighted the real problems that were surfacing in the human cognitive process, the intrinsic unpredictability of the human mind and the plethora of intrusive yet persisting thoughts that sometimes make us behave irrationally.
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Surfacing records of talks between German and Soviet leaders in 1990, Putin said Egon Bahr — a German politician credited with laying the groundwork for the country's reunification — had warned that NATO shouldn't include Central Europe.
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Stand for Truth, however, does not appear to be a renegade organization: Keep the Promise was aware of Stand for Truth's advertising plans, even if the group is surfacing fairly late in the election calendar.
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I'm most interested in how we think about big data surfacing some of these things that have just not come to the forum because the government does not have the resources to bring them forward.
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But in the days leading up to the announcement of the Saudi-Qatari diplomatic freeze, reports began surfacing in the Israeli and Arab press that Riyadh was pushing Qatar to end its relationship with Hamas.
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The rapturous response in some liberal circles to Bush's speech was merely the crescendo of nostalgia for him that started surfacing as soon as Trump emerged as the Republican frontrunner in the fall of 2015.
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Race-related issues have cropped up several times since Syverud became chancellor nearly six years ago, most notably the surfacing of disturbing videos showing the members of a campus fraternity performing racist skits in 2017.
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Gliding above the long mudflats and the serpentine curves of streams, I spot the fat white backs of beluga whales surfacing at the mouth of a river and an island covered by sunning sea lions.
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They are hoping, however, that tactics like Schumer's will shame Republicans into surfacing more of the nominee's paper trail — which will give Democratic activists additional time to gin up pressure on moderate Republicans like Sens.
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"The surfacing of this tape — in which Ms. Kardashian appears, not debating economic sanctions against Iran, with a former boyfriend, the hip-hop artist Ray J — was a mixed bag for her mother..." Bellefante argued.
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His administration became embroiled in scandal after a series of controversies involving inappropriate and bizarre behavior and incidents, including the surfacing of a video in 2013 that appeared to show the mayor smoking crack cocaine.
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At last, surfacing, we behold a terrifying (and unexplained) sequence of dozens of miners stripped to their boxers, performing calisthenics as doctors pace alongside, intercut with a blinking red light and a horribly loud buzzer.
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She remembered thinking, "Quiet," the word forest surfacing and then something snapping inside her like a twig, a clean break — and she had done it, delivered herself from that horrible hospital scene into a forest.
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Ada's Scout network will not only reward scouts for surfacing deals, with both an immediate and longer-term incentive but will attempt to make its investments into investors, equipping them with capital, support and resources.
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But Ms. McSally's revelation was the latest surfacing of a claim of sexual assault in the military, which has struggled to deal with the issue even as more combat roles have been opened to women.
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If a real pro finds an error, please LMK) There are several reasons why flooding is so bad in Houston (among them ever-growing amounts of impermeable surfacing and a not-very-absorptive soil substrate).
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Following the surfacing of the court documents, Leakes shared a lighthearted photo on Instagram with the caption: "Running out the hotel to pay this bill y'all know I ain't got no jobsssssss let me borrow 20$."
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Issued by Cinco Puntos — a press with roots on the US–Mexico border, which has a strong reputation for surfacing Chicano, Latinx, and Native voices — Rendon's second book in this series follows 19-year-old Cash.
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We still don't know when Microsoft plans to release Windows 10 Cloud, but given that screenshots are already surfacing, we may see it launch alongside the Creators Update for Windows 10 which is due in April.
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Google estimated at the time that it would collectively shave off millions of seconds per hour by surfacing results as fast as possible and cutting down the time it takes to write out an entire query.
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A curious power dynamic keeps surfacing in the latest episodes of Game of Thrones where characters are reminded that Daenerys can be a vindictive queen, similar to Cersei in certain ways, although clearly not as maniacal.
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Mr. Cosby inhabited the role so completely that for a long time I thought character and creator were pretty much one and the same, at least until the allegations of rape began surfacing with increasing frequency.
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The more Google emphasizes its digital assistant role, the more these kind of results feel like surfacing dangerously inaccurate answers to literal questions, not simply listing pages with objectionable content in response to searches about them.
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The technology is surfacing first in luxury cars such as the Mercedes S-Class on show at the Frankfurt event - which runs until Sunday - before trickling down to the mass market, chiefly in Europe and China.
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"Then in 2015, with the onset of El Niño, wind, cloud, and ocean circulation patterns all shifted significantly, resulting in more of that warm water surfacing," NOAA climatologist Gregory Johnson explained to Gizmodo in an email.
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For more than a year Swift has remained largely under the radar, surfacing only briefly for Saturday Night Live and a few concerts around the holidays shortly after the release of her record-breaking album reputation.
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"Experience has helped, but I am so happy to be recognized," Crawford tells PEOPLE Wednesday night at Tatel Miami during a dinner discussion hosted by Cosentino, an architectural surfacing brand for which she is a spokesperson.
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Jessica Drake is at least the 11th woman to accuse Trump of unwanted sexual advances since the surfacing of a 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape in which Trump brags about being able to grope and kiss women.
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In addition, Head of Product Melissa Mazman said Hoodline is trying to "strike a balance" by surfacing content that people actually want to read without prioritizing clicks at the cost of quality or other engagement metrics.
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These have also regularly been criticized for surfacing obviously harmful assumptions about queries, and making it easier for users to tell Google directly when that happens should help the company more easily identify and fix problems.
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The smart playlist that picks those random tracks is actually weighted to choose more songs from artists I love compared with artists I only like—it's a great way of surfacing older songs I've forgotten about.
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Although there were three others Democrats competing for their party's nomination for the congressional seat, Democratic voters chose to nominate Archie Parnell despite 11th hour revelations surfacing that he beat his former wife in October 1973.
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For more click The industrial company that makes surfacing solutions, textile equipment and drive systems reported a 22015 million franc loss for the full year 2121.9 as it took goodwill impairment charges on its drives business.
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Since 2012, Dalton's more or less kept the project on mothballs—occasionally surfacing for a split or a show, but mostly taking a well-deserved rest from the head-spinning music he made under that name.
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"We think this is gonna make life easier across the spectrum for users," Twitter product manager Michelle Haq told TechCrunch, claiming that algorithmically surfacing the "best tweets" encouraged beta testers to interact with the service more.
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And a video service, free of friend-based filtering, could be a great fit for such a service, surfacing the best videos Facebook has to offer based on your interests, combining user-generated and professional content.
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There are also fresh doubts about the Saudi government's claim that Mr. Khashoggi was strangled accidentally after he got into a fist fight with 15 Saudi operatives, with video of a body double surfacing on Monday.
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President Donald Trump undertook a retweeting blitz Monday night, surfacing 24 posts in about 30 minutes were as old as a year and covered topics from the Mueller report to Easter festivities at the White House.
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Material like the audio recording is certain to continue surfacing as the campaign advances: Mr. Bloomberg has not been shy about expressing his views since leaving office in 2013, often at elite conferences before friendly audiences.
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But in part because of the White House's decision not to cooperate, the record of actions by Mr. Trump and his underlings is riddled with gaps — and new evidence has been surfacing at the 11th hour.
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"We're also providing more transparency about the content of the copyright takedown than ever before, now surfacing the specific description of the copyrighted work provided by the claimant in the takedown notice," the blog post reads.
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The statement said Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif and their Iraqi counterpart Ibrahim al-Jaafari expressed concerns that conflicts surfacing as a result of the referendum would "prove difficult to contain".
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Nor does he make mention of a recent change Google quietly made to the lists of default search engine choices in its Chrome browser — which expanded the "choice" he claims the company offers by surfacing more rivals.
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Even more newsworthy, the Nets announced that Prokhorov would actually be surfacing at a Monday morning news conference, hopefully to explain how his audacious five-year championship guarantee had disintegrated into a qualitative mess of seismic proportions.
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Wikipedians are upset that Amazon Alexa is surfacing answers from Wikipedia without giving proper credit; a thread on Wikimedia-L wonders aloud whether the Amazon Echo was violating copyright law because it doesn't attribute answers to Wikipedia.
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This is a highly tense time for us all — but in the midst of the anxieties that are surfacing after this election, it's important to remember to prioritize your mental health and to take care of yourself.
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One analogy that keeps surfacing to my mind is that of Facebook and its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, neither of which threatened Facebook's basic business model, but both of which took users outside of Facebook's realm.
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Unruh said she decided to speak out after the Harvey Weinstein scandal came to light, with multiple allegations of sexual misconduct, harassment and assault surfacing in bombshell reports by The New York Times and The New Yorker.
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Beyond that, and all in all, I was hoping for a more powerful and pro-actively analytical tool to help visualize a body of written work by, if I can put it this way, surfacing its shape.
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"It will include more squared-off sides like the iPhone 5, 5S, and SE from a few years ago," reports Mark Gurman, who has a reliable track record surfacing details on new Apple products before they're announced.
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But with videos surfacing of boyfriend Tristan Thompson allegedly getting close to an unidentified woman at an N.Y.C. lounge over the weekend and sources calling him a "serial cheater," will Khloé be naming the baby after him?
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"By surfacing this information, we're going above and beyond what other companies provide and give people the ability to review and edit their data, or opt out in a single click," said Dan Jackson, a Twitter representative.
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But Russia's involvement in the U.S. election is just the tip of the iceberg – surfacing a level of divisive discourse that increases with each new tweet and reminds us that America continues to be torn by extremes.
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Searching Google using the phrase "speed test" has become a common practice for internet users looking to double check their Mbps rate, typically by surfacing a link for the free web product provided by analytics firm Ookla.
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From anti-car hacking company Argus, which raised $26 million in September, to the stealthy Otonomo creating an agnostic API for the connected car, Israeli innovation is surfacing across all layers of the global automotive supply chain.
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For the first time in Oakland's long history as a cultural hotbed, major film artists are surfacing in rapid succession, a development that reflects a shift in Hollywood regarding what kind of stories and storytellers receive support.
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Online debates ran wild over whether Fultz was dealing with a shoulder injury or a case of the yips, with several videos surfacing of Fultz badly missing jumpers in the gym while trying to regain his form.
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Evidence of increased family separations started surfacing in late 2017; Lomi Kriel of the Houston Chronicle reported on "zero tolerance" prosecutions near El Paso, Texas, in what was later revealed to be a Trump-run pilot program.
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Beyond accusations that cards are being touched up, complaints are surfacing that prices have surged because of market manipulation, said Darius Houseal, who works in finance in New York and spends six figures annually on collecting cards.
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The rest of the site is untouched, giving the disorienting illusion of an endless mosaic carpet wedging farther under the surrounding mountain ranges, or a side façade of a modern building surfacing from a future archeological dig.
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The National Security Commission has remained a secretive institution, rarely surfacing in official news reports, but reports on local government websites indicate that it has galvanized official energies on fighting spies, rooting out dissent and eradicating subversion.
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Apple launched a software update in the days after to address such issues, and the company is reportedly overhauling its development system to prevent such glitches from surfacing in its next big iPhone update, according to Bloomberg.
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Gretchen Whitmer (D) demanded that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg enforce his platform's community standards in order to protect elected officials ahead of the 2020 elections, following the surfacing of hate speech against her and other Michigan officials.
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Biden's comments come as new reports are surfacing on Russia's incitement of political violence in the U.S. through social media during and after the 2016 campaign, with Kremlin-backed accounts stirring tensions over racial and ideological issues.
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Anita M. Ventrelli, former chairwoman of the American Bar Association's family law section, said she recalled the concept surfacing about 10 years ago, but she did not think anyone was keeping track of how common it is.
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But the fact that his name keeps surfacing in these conversations is indicative of a much broader problem: the failure of the political culture to produce and groom a wider network of black talent, male or female.
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The same fears have been surfacing for Sears Holdings creditors who are concerned the U.S. company is on the brink of bankruptcy and won't have enough to cover pension claims after Lampert (a top shareholder) is paid.
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Despite the added challenges that increased political tensions between the U.S. and Mexico have brought to monitoring and reporting potential Zika outbreaks, community-based technology is surfacing as a promising solution to containing and preventing such occurrences.
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"It stayed on the front pages of every newspaper in Italy from 1902 to 1906, and it was still surfacing in articles as late as 1910," Ms. Vella told The Times-Picyaune of New Orleans in 2006.
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Their notoriously gruesome killings — members have been known to cut the hearts out of victims or hack people to death with machetes — began surfacing in New York and Long Island as far back as the mid-213s.
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Their petition published on the front page of left-wing newspaper Liberation came a day after the surfacing of another sex scandal, which triggered the resignation of the vice-president of France's lower house of parliament, Denis Baupin.
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" In a statement to New York Magazine, the White House called Carroll's allegations "a completely false and unrealistic story surfacing 25 years after allegedly taking place," adding that "it was created simply to make the President look bad.
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" Nonetheless, they suggested that algorithms will be "driving the majority of Facebook News," and that they'll be working to ensure that those algorithms are also surfacing "new forms of journalism in the digital age, including individual, independent journalism.
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The French proposal was reported as other frictions were surfacing between Israel and its most important Western allies, adding to its isolation over both the Palestinian issue and Israel's criticism of the recently completed nuclear deal with Iran.
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We're in an era of hyperbranding and viral hashtagging, and for a couple so insistently and shrewdly focused on accruing wealth and maximizing their profile, surfacing with their first joint album in an era of #blacklove is prudent.
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Trump running out of ways to win Trump's history with women has been in focus throughout the campaign, sharpening this week after the surfacing of a hot mic tape that featured Trump making lewd and sexually aggressive comments.
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"Niland has changed the game for how AI technology can optimize music search and recommendation capabilities and shares Spotify's passion for surfacing the right content to the right user at the right time," Spotify said in a statement.
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We all love to share GIFs — and there are plenty of ways to do that, through online portals or keyboards — but often times because there is so much content, you'll end up surfacing up a lower-fidelity GIF.
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The algorithms on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook do a decent job of surfacing posts you're interested in, but they're not perfect, and you have to proactively turn on notifications if you want to closely follow a specific user.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As negotiations become fraught before Britain's exit from the European Union in March, tensions of a different kind are surfacing on the currency markets — derivatives activity is rising sharply as investors bet on a weaker sterling.
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The allegations tying Facebook to the illegal trafficking of wildlife are surfacing while the company is already scrambling to recover from a privacy scandal that has wiped out $79 billion in shareholder wealth during the past three weeks.
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The sentence stems from eight federal charges he pleaded guilty to in August, including campaign finance violations for paying off women alleging affairs with Trump in order to prevent damaging information from surfacing during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The sentence stems from bank and tax fraud charges, and campaign finance violations tied to a scheme to pay off women alleging affairs with Trump in order to prevent damaging information from surfacing during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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But I miss the user experience that was focused primarily on surfacing stuff that was right for me, on finding weird, little-known gems that would never find a big audience but were perfectly suited to my tastes.
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Though chatter about this kind of deal began surfacing in recent weeks, one guy had the right idea about it long before anyone else: Billionaire investor, vampire-like life-extension enthusiast, Trump delegate and Gawker destroyer Peter Thiel.
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The exhibition features a selection of contemporary artists, designers, and data analysts who address a question currently surfacing in the art/design zeitgeist: in what forms can information visualization become art, and how can artists make data visible?
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As modern Germany seeks to define itself in a more complex way, the urge is surfacing to discuss past glories of scientific achievement, history, art and exploration as well as to confront an uncomfortable part of its past.
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AMERICAS * The death toll in the United States rose to 12 and at least 57 new cases were confirmed on Thursday as the outbreak radiated across the country, surfacing in at least four new states and San Francisco.
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Sometimes they appear over water, too, surfacing word by word on images of the Great Falls along the Passaic River in Paterson, N.J. No pen or pencil directly spells out these words, no clattering keyboard or banging typewriter.
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Independent security analysts said that Mr. Khazmi had been an important ISIS recruiter and architect of its clandestine fighter networks since 2014, surfacing in pivotal combat areas like Darnah, Tripoli and Surt, before fleeing into the southern desert.
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Instead, a prevailing theme is the complex relationship between science and religion, surfacing in the 19th century when a doctor is officially — though not really — forbidden to do anatomy studies by Catholic scruples over the defilement of bodies.
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That the surfacing of a nude photo says nothing about a young woman's talent, skills, or her commitment to public service — and volumes about those who would attempt to shame her through an extreme violation of her privacy.
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Instead, they're summarizing big news stories and surfacing public discussions among people who are affected or interested by that news; for example, Hempel said, LinkedIn provided a unique window into the substantial layoffs at SpaceX earlier this year.
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Photo: APThe scale of Russian efforts to fuel discord and resentment among US voters during the 2016 election was far greater than previously disclosed, according to multiple reports surfacing on the eve of congressional testimony by top tech companies.
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Mr. Trump's decision to nominate Dr. Jackson to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, the second-largest bureaucracy in the federal government, brought the two worlds into collision, surfacing allegations against Dr. Jackson that may otherwise never have emerged.
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But overall Samsung is doing a better job of surfacing them progressively as you use the phone, instead of asking you to wade though arcane and opaquely named settings screens in the first 15 minutes of using the phone.
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Twitter Just Launched A Midterms Page And It's Already Surfacing Trolls And False, Hyperpartisan News Twitter put up a midterm elections portal to showcase tweets about politics, and naturally it was flooded with fake claims and posts from trolls.
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As the world wakes up to the news of last night's attack in London, in which at least seven people died and 48 were injured, stories of brave people in the city fighting back against the terrorists are surfacing.
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This shift towards apps is exactly why Google has been working to integrate the "web of apps" into its search engine, and to make surfacing the information hidden in apps something its Google Search app is capable of handling.
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The most recent proposal, a new and very expensive plan for a streetcar named the Brooklyn-Queens Express, or BQX, is surfacing all sorts of concerns about whether these are an appropriate way for cities to spend transportation dollars.
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People's real concerns are less about the difficulties of surfacing live TV content on Hulu, and more about the overall design and interface – an interface people say has too many layers, is poorly personalized, and is confusing to navigate.
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Once posts leave these Groups, they are easily encountered, and — dare I say it —algorithmically promoted by users' "friends" who are often shared group members — resulting in the content surfacing in their own news feeds faster than ever before.
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As a result, resumes that are keyword-heavy may end up surfacing higher than candidates that may actually be more qualified, while Restless Bandit looks to try to draw correlations between strong candidates and excise those sorts of problems.
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While the exhibition's legal documents and letters don't always make for the most compelling visual artifacts, the curators bring their contents to life by surfacing eight legal cases that resulted in freedom or enslavement for Africans living in California.
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For more, click on The Swiss surfacing, textile machinery and automotive conglomerate said it secured two major contracts worth 20.9573 million Swiss francs for its synthetic fiber textile machinery business, a development that will help boost the segment's margins.
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Google in the past has experimented with a number of ways to bridge the gap between the web and native applications, including surfacing content from Android and iOS apps in search and even streaming virtualized apps from the cloud.
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Yes, there was an article Slate published back in 22017 surfacing the concerns, and there were some papers in the '22018s and early '25s on the topic, according to Cummins, but few people knew the extent of the damage.
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