The swarm the other day was an unusual, very late swarm.
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One thing we'll never understand as humans is why they swarm where they swarm.
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Swarm-as-Swarm-Can Linton Vassell might be the most underappreciated light heavyweight in the world.
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DC: The Swarm app and the Foursquare app, Foursquare the city guide and Swarm the check-in game.
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Today the company launched Swarm Perks and Swarm Challenges, both of which offer real-world rewards to users.
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A virus like Ebola is not really a thing — it's actually a swarm and the swarm of particles is vast in numbers.
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This May, a similar bee swarm occurred in Wales when a vehicle became the unwilling home of a buzzing swarm of 20,000 bees.
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Foursquare has just launched Swarm 4.0, complete with brand new profile pages, updated search capabilities, full-screen photos and a weekly Swarm update from your friends.
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But when bees swarm — and African bees swarm aggressively — hundreds of bees might sting an elephant in its most sensitive areas, the trunk, mouth and eyes.
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A swarm can vary from one square kilometer to several hundred square kilometers with up to 80 million adult locusts in each square kilometer of a swarm.
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"The only thing that can take out a swarm of fast drones is a bigger swarm of faster drones, and that's exactly what we're building," Luckey told Bloomberg.
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The Pentagon recently tested a 103-drone swarm, which is a big deal — a true swarm is to a single drone as a multicellular organism is to an amoeba.
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While Spaceflight acted as a broker between Swarm and the rocket provider -- Indian Space Research Organisation's commercial division, Antrix -- Spaceflight was not the intermediary between Swarm and the FCC.
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Since the launch of Swarm 3.0, which re-introduced mayorships and turned the social utility app into more of a game, Swarm has now reached 8 million daily check-ins.
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One mission could perhaps call on a swarm of drones to relay enemy location information to nearby troops, while another could call on a swarm to track an enemy convoy.
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A swarm of small military drones might be released into a theatre of operations, spread out to look for targets and then collectively assign tasks to different drones within the swarm.
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For instance, being on the top of the leaderboard or being the mayor of various places doesn't make a difference in your Swarm Perks — they are open to all Swarm users.
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At one point during the demonstration, two "enemy" vessels approached the swarm, one after the other, and the swarm dispatched a single boat, and then a second, to follow each one.
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The volunteers swarm the asylum seekers, offering blankets and water.
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A swarm of rodents can do a lot of damage.
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Thankfully, her car doesn't stall as they swarm the vehicle.
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An email to Swarm Technologies's CEO was not immediately answered.
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Industry lobbyists began to immediately swarm to subvert the effort.
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She's thought of Latin names for a swarm of spells.
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My face, legs, hands — this swarm of cells was mine.
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Is he drowning in a swarm of Horror Story bees?
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And hopefully, it'll prove it through upcoming swarm flight testing.
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"Swarm intelligence is like a brain of brains," Rosenberg said.
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A massive swarm of bees invaded the South Africa vs.
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The ants, craving carbohydrates, would swarm all over the poison.
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She saw security swarm in and escort the man out.
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Of the two, Swarm is getting the more important update.
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Down again, a swarm of black fish all around me.
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Finally, biology factors in to a mayfly swarm in Louisiana.
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Alternatives to Kubernetes include Docker's Swarm container cluster management software.
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Maybe it's only a problem if there's a big swarm.
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Credit: Swarm Technologies SpaceBEEs are small, as you can see.
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And the Needler had the exploding swarm of bees thing.
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Voters of good conscience must swarm the polls in 2020.
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But the rank and file also swarm for perfect shots.
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Perez wedged the BMP between the children and the SWARM.
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They swarm critics on Twitter and form Tesla Motor clubs.
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"The Mummy" is the first of a slew — a swarm?
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An army of painters and furniture movers swarm the Hill.
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People swarm on a narrow road that bisects a minefield.
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And, by flock ... we actually mean swarm, as seen here.
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Mosquitoes swarm and the children are forbidden from playing there.
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The latest version of the check-in app Swarm just dropped, and it's sporting a new feature called Swarm Perks that offers real-world prizes for checking-in at locations and completing specific challenges.
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W Magazine just learned that the Beyhive isn't a forgiving swarm.
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He was mounted, against his consent, by a swarm of wights.
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Below the highway, a swarm of mice devor one such fawn.
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Immigration patrols did not swarm into Haitian neighborhoods of Santo Domingo.
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"It was really like a hybrid biological computer swarm," Straw says.
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Yet Swarm went ahead and launched the satellites anyway on Jan.
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And now, Swarm says it will comply with all the terms.
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Better batten down the hatches for the impending locust swarm, everyone.
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Swarm Technologies did initially seek government approval to launch these spacecraft.
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In the meantime, the repercussions for Swarm Technologies are still unclear.
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Swarm Technologies had applied for a license but was denied approval.
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And what's more potentially erratic than a swarm of flying robots?
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Participants' names are not shown to each other during a swarm.
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Has anyone ever tried to claim a giant swarm of bees?
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And that is without accounting for the occasional voracious locust swarm.
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The focus at Swarm now is on speed and cost reduction.
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Facebook has faced a swarm of public-relations issues of late.
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Around the ceiling light, a swarm of flies eddied, droning monotonously.
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The swarm is being compared to the grasshoppers in Las Vegas.
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So take a deep breath if you're worried about the swarm.
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Law firms swarm elite law schools looking to hire future associates.
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A swarm of boats at sea will need a powerful network.
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Jason described the Needler as firing a swarm of exploding bees.
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More scouts return to the swarm and do their own dances.
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Locked in a small room with a swarm of rabid ferrets.
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More than 21,0003 workers, laboring around the clock, swarm the site.
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Johnson & Johnson, despite its swarm of legal woes, is doing fine.
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ET on Wednesday, according to Swarm City communications officer Matthew Carano.
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Swarm, Spangelo and Longmier did not respond to requests for comment.
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In other words, they behaved much like a swarm of insects.
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Have I spent the previous two days imagining all the ways I'd catch him in the act and tail him while talking to the police and then call out "SWARM SWARM" when we had him cornered?
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In addition to granting Swarm permission to send up its planned 150 satellites (and up to 600 if it decides to spread out a little), the FCC assigned Swarm the wireless spectrum it needs to operate.
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Credit: Swarm Technologies Swarm, perhaps thinking it better to ask forgiveness than file the paperwork for permission, launched anyway in January aboard India's PSLV-C40, which carried more than a dozen other passengers to space as well.
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Swarm of wildfires Fires have been a significant problem in the Southwest.
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Magmatic recharge swarms are marked, along with the most recent earthquake swarm.
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The area where the swarm hit is only a few square miles.
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I would have thought people would swarm him, but it didn't happen.
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We have these two consumer apps that generate lots of data. Swarm.
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The vehicle had been completely taken over by a swarm of bees.
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Jamhank described a Wu-Tang-esque swarm effect as the main motivator.
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Similarly, some bacteria can swarm in more terraced structures under laboratory conditions.
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Objection objection, talking over each other, it was like a major swarm.
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Drone swarm technology is fascinating and could lead to incredible use cases.
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Photographers swarm her as she takes her time crossing a busy intersection.
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The system, called Swarm AI, arranges potential answers on a computer screen.
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The FCC has settled an unusual case in which Swarm Technologies Inc.
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That leaves more opportunities for the cash-rich locusts to swarm around.
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Something that sounds like a swarm of bats, that probably is strings.
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Is a swarm a sign of something bigger on its way, though?
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She even had a backup plan in case the swarm became hostile.
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They swarm you, they bite you and they leave you incredibly itchy.
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The swarm of people -- a mix of journalists and counterprotesters -- follows Kessler.
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There was a swarm of people around the (Famouse) (Road Side) (Stall).
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"No, you should not be worried about this little swarm," he said.
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At the end of the match, spectators swarm the exits within minutes.
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The sound of the swarm sends the elephants looking for food elsewhere.
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"Within a minute, there was a swarm of cops everywhere," he said.
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Each one can act by itself or as a swarm with others.
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If disturbed, they'll swarm, and can sting victims more than 1,000 times.
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He climbed the fence in center — to avoid a swarm of bees.
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"The swarm of drones is going to be the threat," said Blades.
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In Maiduguri, the camps swarm with tens of thousands of new arrivals.
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Once every scout agrees, the swarm flies off to its new home.
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A mix of wordless voices, shrouded in electric fuzz, begins to swarm.
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As giant as the swarm was, the meteorologists lost track of it.
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When they reach the pier in St. Marc, people swarm the ship.
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Also, Ivanka Trump is here with a swarm of secret service personnel.
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Militias, neo-Nazis and other groups have vowed to swarm the capitol.
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Some died, but the rest of the swarm moved to our farms.
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At a military camp in California, we watched a drone-swarm experiment.
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Protesters swarm the streets outside the Capitol as the House debates impeachment.
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"I have never seen dragonflies swarm before, it was amazing!" she said.
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Just steer clear of the swarm of angry bees if you can.
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A swarm of robots the size of a cat can build it faster.
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Posted by Mashable - Tech on Friday, March 18, 2016 You mentioned Swarm earlier.
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These animated creatures were moving using the Boids algorithm that creates swarm movements.
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Tiny competitors, comparatively, but a swarm of tiny competitors can do real damage.
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The couple returned to their Manhattan apartment flanked by a swarm of security.
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The usual swarm of New Yorkers and tourists with selfie sticks had thinned.
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As Harry looks into the sky, a swarm of bees descend onto him.
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Sure enough, evil agents swarm in, only to be beaten up by Hop.
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He'll even beat a swarm of bats off of Luigi in a pinch.
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Swarm, the check-in app from social mainstay Foursquare, is pivoting once again.
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In each case, a shell or rocket would release a swarm of submunitions.
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What she's invested in: Swarm Technologies, Mammoth Biosciences, System1 Biosciences, and Shiok Meats
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When one target has been destroyed, the swarm can move on to another.
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The cancellation occurs amidst a swarm of bad tidings for the show, though.
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And you stop noticing even that once evil robots start to swarm in.
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The shaky footage shows officers swarm around Scott as they shoot at him.
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Over the summer, Swarm filed another application to launch a new satellite trio.
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In other words, this license doesn't mean that Swarm won't suffer some consequences.
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It quite literally felt like being overwhelmed by a swarm of vicious fish.
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It's about the polar bears that now swarm his camp looking for food.
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Defenders swarm her in twos or threes—and usually bounce off of her.
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A swarm of women and girls in colourful headscarves followed the marching men.
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A swarm of women and girls in colourful headscarves followed the marching men.
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Intel has claimed a Guinness World Record for its latest artistic drone swarm.
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Then they went back to being a swarm of bastards and criminals again.
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That said, sometimes bees swarm in a place that is inconvenient for people.
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Weekly Swarm also shows new and lost mayorships as well as new stickers.
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Perhaps, when you're a friend to the bees, a swarm is good luck.
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The swarm of people chomping into the pie is a germaphobe's absolute nightmare.
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Cameras were ready to SWARM just in case Trump came by: http://bit.
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Thus came the swarm of haters, posting sexist comments below the YouTube video.
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Lohse, Sufyan, and a swarm of people take the stage for the announcement.
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The check-in screen is the most familiar in the new Swarm 5.0.
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In the past six months, he says, usage on Swarm has increased substantially.
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Moog employees working in a pop-up factory amid the swarm of visitors.
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There, before her, is a thick male swarm, uniformly clad in dark suits.
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He descended the dugout steps into a swarm of teammates offering high-fives.
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If a helicopter does it in a day, why shouldn't a drone swarm?
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A swarm of women and girls in colorful headscarves followed the marching men.
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The large swarm "looked like a cloud," the town's baker reportedly told Steadfast.
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China and Israel also have their own programs focused on drone swarm technology.
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A swarm of journalists surrounded him, ready to document any misguided utensil usage.
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With a swarm, you converge on the sentiment that reflects the optimal outcome.
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Instead he chooses to explode at his man and swarm until the finish.
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Then she flies back to the swarm, still buzzing on its tree branch.
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At what point will the forces driving extinction swarm up and engulf us?
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KS: It's a group, they swarm people when they're mean to Beyonce online.
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Instead, individuals follow basic rules for how they interact with other swarm members.
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It is not swarming opponents because it is not trying to swarm opponents.
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The SWARM began touching down behind him, cutting off his western escape route.
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Devoid of labels, the unidentified components swarm in formation, floating in pictorial space.
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For a few hours — or days — they remain homeless, gathered in a swarm.
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A swarm of female actors and Hollywood personages have started to speak out.
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In 2017, Vox was overwhelmed by a swarm of bees outside its office.
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But Swarm defied the FCC and put its satellites on the launch anyway.
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The plaza is empty—no men, only a frozen swarm of Christmas lights.
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Although flies are known to swarm corpses, they also land on living things.
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A snarling swarm of razor-toothed green monsters is hot on his heels.
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Swarm of police cars and ppl leaving People seem to be streaming out.
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When Tony drove over, a swarm of armed police jumped from unmarked cars.
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Teammates sprinted from the dugout to swarm Molina after his game-winning hit.
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This, I think, is the most compelling feature of the new Swarm app.
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The Swarm 5.0 update is available for free on iOS and Android now.
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The swarm then travelled through Africa, pinging sensors in Zambia, Kenya, and Ethiopia.
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It might be a hint there's actually a swarm of satellites around MU69.
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Others around her frantically swarm for food, anything that will give them sustenance.
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Yes, Swarm is making sure it's early to the new iMessage App Store with a sticker pack, which is a default, unchanging set for now but will eventually be "dynamically updated" with stickers you can earn inside the Swarm app itself.
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That's perfectly reasonable; after all, Mayotte is volcanic, and the swarm resembles volcanic activity.
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But that's exactly what just happened thanks to a crowdsourced intelligence called Swarm Intelligence.
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In the immediate aftermath of a mass shooting, cameras swarm and interest is intense.
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One video, from 2015, showed a giant crab swarm almost 1,000m below the surface.
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Is it being shared by alt-right trolls or a swarm of Russian bots?
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Last night, a brief earthquake swarm rattled the caldera at Katla in southern Iceland.
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She is surrounded by a swarm of photographers and reporters, but FLOTUS looks unbothered.
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As the lights go off, a swarm of buzzing drones fly into the darkness.
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The Game's previous swarm of press came after taking mirror selfies in his underwear.
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She captured the constant swarm of vehicles and people, the architecture, the passing seasons.
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We've seen a swarm of horrifying red crabs before but this is something else.
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And in July, a swarm in Canada parked itself on a silver pickup truck.
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When a rare Pokémon appears, you can be sure that crowds will swarm nearby.
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Firefighters and rescue personnel swarm the site of the wreck near Turin early Thursday.
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Some astronomers proposed that KIC 8462852 might be occluded by a swarm of comets.
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A swarm of genetically-engineered mosquitoes may soon break out in the Florida Keys.
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The announcement was followed by a swarm of defections — opposition was suddenly cost-free.
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The doors opened onto a swarm of bright lights and people with video cameras.
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It's no secret that if you come for Queen Bey, her hive will swarm.
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It's worth noting that Swarm Perks are not based on your actual game play.
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Some oil resources are so attractive that oil companies swarm in come what may.
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Swarm has been through a lot of changes since it launched in May 2014.
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When the swarm is at full force, all the robots will be planting simultaneously.
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" A Beijing restaurant serves "The Hand That Grasps the Cowboy Bone" and "Fried Swarm.
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"You are all here," she said, indicating the swarm of camera crews and journalists.
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Just look at how swiftly they swarm in and devour you when you die.
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New Yorkers swarm for many reasons: flash mobs, Occupy Wall Street, the cronut line.
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As we leave, a swarm of reporters and photographers arrives for the next event.
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Once Facebook's Park Tower opens, hundreds more will likely add to the lunchtime swarm.
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Some are well-known, like a "swarm" of bees or a "pack" of wolves.
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Listen for wildlife, particularly the telltale buzz indicating a bee swarm or wasp hive.
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There's a whole blooming, buzzing swarm of research and innovation happening in this area.
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Together, the swarm will help Indian infrastructure planners and mapmakers, as Spaceflight Now notes.
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I've seen first-hand the way people try to swarm you at AnB shows.
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Almost immediately, a tribe of like-minded artists began to swarm around the space.
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She let loose a swarm of bonded notary-public drones to record our claim.
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To better understand our magnetic field, ESA launched a mission called Swarm in 2013.
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"We focus on the swarm method," said Amy Updike, the emergency department clinical manager.
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"I'm not sure why the swarm is always evil, though," Dr. Strandburg-Peshkin said.
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"I would also like to see a movie where the swarm is actually good."
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Bees swarm over every inch of their bodies — something they become nearly immune to.
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They rendered each individual note with stark, upstanding force, holding firm amid the swarm.
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Each locust in a swarm can eat its own weight in food per day.
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His teammates had spilled onto the field, ready to swarm him at the plate.
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The Israeli military said some protesters tried to swarm the fence or hurled explosives.
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A swarm can eat enough food in one day to feed 34 million people.
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A very small swarm eats as much in one day as about 35,000 people.
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A year ago today I wrote an article about Foursquare relaunching their app Swarm.
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"When the wind kicks up, it looks like a swarm of bees," he said.
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The rental and other recent controversies have put Pruitt in a swarm of scandal.
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A swarm of crew members came out of hiding to fuss over various details.
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They began to swarm the southwest border three years ago, when 68,541 were detained.
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As the swarm of banks once again came into view, UBS, Credit Suisse, etc.
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"Suzanne must have seen the needy swarm of love [in my face]," she thinks.
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On the other hand, Omar has received support from a swarm of prominent Democrats.
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For SWARM to access the engines, these small bots will catch a ride with FLARE — a pair of endoscopic, snake-like robots that can slither inside the nooks and crannies of a large piece of machinery and deposit SWARM at the inspection point.
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Despite how much bigger and longer that swarm was than California's current on-going one, residents of the state should be comforted to know that Yellowstorm's 2010 swarm simply petered out on its own, with no larger quake or event at the end.
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From the descriptions of the swarm and the resulting increase in water from the rivers leading from the caldera, the current guess is that this swarm might have been driven by changes in the hydrothermal system in the upper reaches of the volcano.
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Swarm gets green light from FCC for its 150-satellite constellation Swarm Technologies aims to connect smart devices around the world with a low-bandwidth but ever-present network provided by satellites — and it just got approval from the FCC to do so.
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See THE COVER and SWARM This story appeared in the November issue of VICE magazine.
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China's cities are at the forefront of a quiet swarm of electric two-wheeled vehicles.
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It appears people got kind of nervous after my Mount St. Helens earthquake swarm post.
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There have also been a swarm of spam bots that we have been fighting off.
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" Oh, god," the man can be heard saying as the honey bees begin to swarm.
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The earthquake swarm that occurred on the night of August 29 at Katla in Iceland.
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"You know they're going to swarm," said Xavier coach Chris Mack of the Pirates defense.
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When hostile invaders do swarm the official subreddits, it's never clear where they're coming from.
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If they need to double, they're fast enough to do so, rotate, and swarm. 4.
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Crowds swarm over the Manhattan Bridge to leave Manhattan on the morning of the Sept.
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He was released the same day and was met by a swarm of camera crews.
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Like a cloud of white-bearded locusts, the Santas swarm the city and its bars.
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As I head back to the stairs, a small swarm of bees flies toward me.
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They're part of a government project called Swarm and created by a company called Granular.
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To fuel adoption of the perks, Swarm uses your location to show nearby available perks.
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According to CBC News, bees tend to swarm when their current hives are too warm.
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Central California is just in the middle of a run-of-the-mill earthquake swarm.
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A swarm of more than 200 earthquakes struck Yellowstone over two weeks, starting on Feb.
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We've reached out to Swarm Technologies for comment and will update if we hear back.
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These "rogue satellites" were four tiny probes from a Silicon Valley startup called Swarm Technologies.
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Every year, New Yorkers swarm the Village, coating the neighborhood in a layer of defiance.
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The movie A Star Is Born is like the Hollywood equivalent of a cicada swarm.
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Americans could be forgiven for becoming numb to the swarm of stories reporting gun massacres.
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Even Swarm pivoted from a social planning utility to a social game you play IRL.
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And that possibly "gives us this whole swarm of objects we see today," Sheppard says.
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Teymur was hurt in a swarm early on, but soon got back on his job.
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It gets harder and harder until you either survive a final swarm or you lose.
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Her friend had disappeared in the forest amidst a swarm of alien lights and moths.
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He had shaken a swarm of investigations and one indictment before succumbing to a second.
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The upshot of the new design is that, like Swarm, Foursquare is more focused now.
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Readers will swarm downtown Brooklyn for the 11th annual Brooklyn Book Festival on Sunday, Sept.
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We visited the Swarm Lab at the New Jersey Institute of Technology to find out.
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If you are the director on set, people swarm you all day, asking for decisions.
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The sandwich inspired massive debate and convinced customers to swarm to their nearest Popeyes locations.
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The swarm descending on Iowa reflects the state's prominent place in the presidential primary field.
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He gestured toward the museum's innocuous bot swarm, which glowed in placid greens and blues.
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The site makes use of cloud-based technology and swarm robotics to collect grocery orders.
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"We had to walk through a swarm of flies to get in," Ms. Turner said.
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Today is Prime Day, that time of year when shoppers swarm Amazon's discounted digital shelves.
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Is the form being attacked by a swarm of midges in the guise of paint?
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Ultimately Shining Swarm takes gold, with Limers and Team Primary following for silver and bronze.
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Stiller previously invested in the retail analytics company Swarm Mobile, acquired by Groupon in 2014.
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Or seen that picture of a rabbit's tracks disappearing in a swarm of feathered death?
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You'll simply be overwhelmed as more enemies hear the fighting and come swarm your position.
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Both teams observed that the elephant's swarm of p53 genes responds aggressively to DNA damage.
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Health, an informational site she introduced this year with her business partner, Sidonia Rose Swarm.
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Skaskiw and Jorgensen scrambled to pull the children aboard; the SWARM, now only meters away.
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If you have immunity, you can't get infected because the antibodies swarm like an army.
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In 1954, a locust swarm traveled all the way from northwest Africa to Great Britain.
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The referees stopped the game and allowed the Capitals to swarm Ovechkin on the ice.
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According to the Globe, anywhere from dozens to hundreds of tourists swarm the passageway daily.
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Road infrastructure has largely failed to accommodate the influx of cars that swarm over them.
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Swarm isn't competing directly with SpaceX's Starlink – it wants to provide low-bandwidth IoT connectivity.
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A swarm of attorneys descended, hoping to proffer their services upon the real estate mogul.
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You can read the article here, complete with video of a swarm of fiddler crabs.
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We'd go out to eat after the game and people would just swarm the table.
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Anti-government demonstrators swarm a military vehicle as they protest cost-of-living increases, Oct.
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Ynetnews reported that Spears visited the wall and was met by a swarm of fans.
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Then, within an hour, a swarm of troll accounts started flooding her mentions with porn.
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Just a few months later, a swarm of feral hogs actually killed a Texas woman.
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The Knicks chose the 44th, which was to swarm him like a street-corner mug.
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If you&aposre concerned that sharks will swarm around you, it likely won&apost happen.
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When the swarm was finally over, the insects — cicadas — laid their eggs in the ground.
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As the music video begins, a CGI snake bursts into a swarm of colorful butterflies.
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"I can't bend it," Caray said, as he watched other migrants swarm aboard tractor-trailers.
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In some cases, crowds simply swarm at trucks when they stop for a break or repairs.
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A few weeks back, we heard news of an small earthquake swarm underneath Mount St. Helens.
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It all but guarantees a swarm is going to make itself at home on somebody's farm.
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In "Swarm," a woman uses a new technology to tap directly into the thoughts of strangers.
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Amidst vibrant swatches of color, a swarm of floating women form elegiac shapes under the water.
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You never know when a group of men will swarm you and drag you into obscurity.
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On Sunday, local media captured a swarm of law enforcement vehicles outside a gray stone house.
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In another fight, I battled a swarm of yellow Kirbys, representing the Metroid franchise's X Parasites.
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There will be a swarm of house committees doing investigations from all of these wiki leaks!
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One processor runs a specialized Linux variant with interfaces to Ethereum, IPFS, Swarm, Whisper, Bitcoin, Status.
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The video features somersaulting flight attendants, spiraling laptops, a swarm of bouncy balls, and exploding pinatas.
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It's time to groan at another swarm of disappointing wireless earbuds littering the CES showroom floor.
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" Chinery said they've made it different than Foursquare's Swarm because "there's no check-in with us.
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The FCC granted Swarm what is known as a Special Temporary Authorization for the upcoming flight.
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The swarm under the Salton Sea may subside, or fail to influence the gigantic fault nearby.
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The location aware app Foursquare, and its check-in sidekick Swarm, seemingly kills my phone's battery.
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Back in January, a swarm of 32 quakes struck northwest Oklahoma in a 24-hour period.
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At the bottom of the revamped profiles, Swarm will offer up a unique fact about you.
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The best case scenario is for Grindelwald to be swiftly eaten by a swarm of Nifflers.
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The aluminum and plywood drone has 48 propellers that sound like an angry swarm of superbees.
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Corvo can teleport, stop time, and summon a bloodthirsty swarm of rats to overwhelm his enemies.
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Elephants, which have 1703 times as many cells as human beings do, should swarm with malignancies.
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Taylor hit her officer-in-trouble alert button on her radio, drawing a swarm of colleagues.
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You'll fight against Arnim Zola and his army of Hydra Swarm-bots alongside the dream duo.
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The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps employs swarm tactics in the air and on the ground, too.
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The good news ... officials say the swarm eventually moved on and the game is now underway.
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Then the crowd parts, and you see this swarm of dudes dressed in black with flags.
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Herman says it didn't become evident until the swarm of publicity in the last few weeks.
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The first challenge asks you to spend $1,500 to take down a swarm of angry seagulls.
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The man was everywhere, and always with a swarm of screaming fans around to greet him.
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They crawl into mouths and eyes, swarm water supplies, and cause general mayhem for an ecosystem.
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To many observers, Brazil appears one swarm of locusts short of a full-fledged biblical plague.
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Ordinarily, businesses in South Florida would be preparing for a swarm of tourists this holiday weekend.
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For now, just enjoy your new iPhone X and the incoming swarm of new AR apps.
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"When I was small, the monarchs would swarm down the beach," she said, one recent afternoon.
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Every month, 50 million people use the company's two mobile apps and websites: Foursquare and Swarm.
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A swarm of airborne drones can co-ordinate itself by radio, but things are harder underwater.
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I liken it to finding that a swarm of bees has settled in your back yard.
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I hesitate to say this was a drone swarm because there's no indication they were cooperative.
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Manafort claims leaks like these that fuel the media swarm deprive him of a fair trial.
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And they can swarm the state with effective surrogates: Bill Clinton, Joe Biden (ahem, Scranton), Obama.
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A swarm of stealthy ships destroys Enterprise and scatters the surviving crew on a nearby planet.
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Messenger could now challenge location apps like Foursquare Swarm and meetup apps like Down To Lunch.
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Swarm, Down To Lunch and a graveyard of other apps have always missed a critical piece.
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Make the swarm bigger, and assign it more missions, and you'll need a lot more bandwidth.
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A group of jellyfish can be called a "smack," though "swarm" is the more common term.
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I make sure to swarm T. with kisses and apologies for having to leave her behind.
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There was a swarm of police officers outside — we had no idea what was going on.
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But when white blood cells swarm in to attack the cancer cells, they bounce back, rebuffed.
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The red-rock outcropping went viral, and now thousands of people a day swarm over it.
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When parasites transmitted by mosquitoes swarm into the brain, the disease can kill within 20183 hours.
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Before we had Trump's swarm of bloodsucking lobbyists gutting government regulations from within, we had Cheney's.
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It was the third bee swarm the officer said he had seen in the last year.
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The Detroit Free Press reported Michigan spent $211,103 on its Summer Swarm satellite camps in 2015.
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Use the element of surprise against the shooter: create chaos, swarm, move the weapon away, attack.
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That led to the group to realize that the swarm of bees covered the entire block.
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The NGI will be purpose-built to defeat missile swarm threats, decoys, jamming, and other countermeasures.
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Additionally, BuzzFeed's Swarm and NBCU's Symphony ad products will be offered as one package to advertisers.
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Both Swarm and Symphony allow advertisers to run campaigns simultaneously across all of their respective properties.
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Starting September 19, an unknown but possibly huge number of visitors were to swarm his hamlet.
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This swarm of charged particles glowed brightly and yet did not let light pass through it.
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When fans yell his name and swarm him for hugs, "it makes me anxious," he said.
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Teenagers and grandmothers swarm for selfies with the young leader of Austria's conservative People's Party (öVP).
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Foursquare just launched a major update to Swarm, its app that lets you check into locations.
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Swarm lets you collect up to 100 unique badges for different types of places you visit.
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The company provides penetration tests and develops pen-test tools like Canvas, Silica, Innuendo and Swarm.
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Think of the possibilities — imagine a swarm of drones pulling people and things across the snow.
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Ventura residents were shaken by a 48-hour swarm of small earthquakes on Thursday and Friday.
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There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries but a swarm of aftershocks were reported.
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Like Bitcoin and most other blockchain platforms, Ethereum is more a swarm than a formal entity.
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But documents filed by Swarm addressing these questions seem to have satisfied the FCC completely — "We find that Swarm has taken the appropriate steps to address SpaceX's concerns," and it granted the application with the condition that the company abide by any upcoming orbital debris rules.
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The group called its protests "actions," and this action was called SWARM — Stop the War in Mexico.
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In total, the UNU swarm spent about 20 minutes working out their picks for the Superfecta bet.
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I mean the 'eat total shit, have people swarm to ask if you're okay' kind of falling.
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Furthermore, the FCC is now investigating the incident, and Swarm could very well lose its launch privileges.
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But in September 2015, a Bangladeshi company, ME SOLshare, introduced them to what it calls "swarm electrification".
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With robots like SWARM, Kell told the publication, the process could take as little as five minutes.
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In fact, the quakes in a swarm don't even need to stem from the same fault lines.
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And President Obama, who smells like sulfur, is followed everywhere he goes by a swarm of flies.
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Their embrace continued backstage as the two were met with a swarm of claps from production staff.
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The FCC is responsible for authorizing all of these procedures, but hadn't approved Swarm to do them.
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Swarming Under the Stars, Imre Potyó, HungaryA chaotic swarm of mayflies as seen over Hungary's Raba River.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Close to 100 falcons swarm in a gargantuan, high-ceilinged warehouse.
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The concept behind it is "swarm construction": many small robots working together to produce a single item.
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The males create a huge mating swarm hovering over the ground, waiting for the females to appear.
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Two weeks later, she returned home to a swarm of police cars in the cul-de-sac.
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The unusually large swarm is blocking shipping lanes, forcing vessels to slow down or take long detours.
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It's the question tech-magician Marco Tempest asks and answers in his mesmerizing mini-drone swarm video.
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The couple have reunited in New York City on Monday morning, flanked by a swarm of security.
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A giant swarm of 153 earthquakes recently hit near the Yellowstone supervolcano, according to the latest data.
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Swarm Challenges overs all users the chance to enter into a sweepstakes for an even bigger reward.
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We've gotten some that were like 15,000 bees, which is a good, average size of a swarm.
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Only Cook (and a swarm of lucky attendees) will be able to tell you this time tomorrow.
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So the new Swarm app may not be very soulful, but it is at least very focused.
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"It's not an army, it's a swarm," said Micah L. Sifry, a founder of Personal Democracy Media.
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Docker's solution lets you easily add the secret to your cluster (or a "swarm," in Docker's parlance).
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In addition to those networks, you can also link your Instagram account with Swarm, Tumblr and Flickr.
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Some scientists have suggested an alien megastructure or a massive swarm of comets may be to blame.
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Photos by Matt Seger In the video, there's a crowd of hundreds, a giant swarm of people.
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Hundreds of bees swarm around Salum Ali Makame as he and a partner check on their hives.
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Sure, the four-inch CubeSat standard is small… and craft like Swarm Technologies' SpaceBEEs are even smaller.
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Yet this contest, with the exact same teams and lineups, was attracting a swarm of gambling action.
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A menstruating woman was able to kill a swarm of bees or ward off hail and lightning.
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BEIJING — The police and military swarm the streets at all hours, checking documents and questioning passers-by.
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Miley and her mom were absolutely MOBBED by the swarm Wednesday as she entered the London Hotel.
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" Trusii's co-owners, Jeffrey Taraday and Christopher Kennedy, blame the swarm of complaints on a "hysterical mob.
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Whether via social media swarm or the delay of CGI dinosaurs, we adjust our lives for her.
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But taken as a whole, this swarm of cultural mayflies represents a meaningful shift in our culture.
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It was a good day to consider what kind of colony we reside in — an intelligent swarm?
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When another kingdom wants to eliminate the swarm with a dangerous weapon, Nausicaa seeks a different path.
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In 1988, a swarm traveled over 3,000 miles in 10 days from West Africa to the Caribbean.
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This security system blasts off a powerful 100db siren in the event that trespassers swarm your home.
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Beyoncé fans are known to swarm the accounts of anyone critical of their queen with bee emoji.
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Columbia's ancestral home, since bought by Hudson Pacific Properties, has signed up a swarm of new tenants.
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Authorities used planes to spray the swarm, and while some died most ended up in Kimanzi's fields.
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Just last week, a swarm of 30,000-60,000 bees attacked random customers in a Walmart parking lot.
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"We certainly saw no quid pro quo," Johnson said to a swarm of reporters in the Capitol.
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"It's like you were being attacked by a swarm of wasps," one judge said of Spicer's performance.
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A gaggle of reporters swarm the courthouse, hoping to catch a glimpse of the Bambino behind bars.
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Hanging out afterwards, the band members are once again surrounded by the swarm of friends and family.
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Users can access Hypertrending through both the Foursquare City Guide app and Swarm by simply shaking their phone.
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A California woman was left in critical condition after she was attack by a massive swarm of bees.
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This swarm was curious enough all by itself—and then, on November 11, things took a peculiar turn.
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Ulana was one in a network of scientists who outsmarted the swarm of misinformation surrounding the Chernobyl explosion.
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Once the Kentucky Derby horse positions were announced, the swarm regrouped and decided to make a single change.
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This month, hundreds of devoted tennis fans will swarm Arthur Ashe Stadium for a glimpse at tennis greatness.
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A "bait ball" is a swarm of fish that has formed roughly into the shape of a sphere.
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This week, the company is pushing an update to Swarm that doubles down what Foursquare calls "lifelogging" features.
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Foursquare is once again reviving a feature from its old check-in app and bringing it to Swarm.
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Earlier this summer, Iceland's Katla caused a bit of a buzz when it had a moderate earthquake swarm.
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The drones don't communicate with each other either, so they're not a swarm, but are rather radio controlled.
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Rather, a large swarm of bees decided to join in on the fun at the group stage match.
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Jamil told a story about a swarm of "killer bees" that descended on set and chased everyone inside.
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We're alone in our pain, though on the best nights, I find myself a part of this swarm.
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A woman reacts to a swarm of bees in Times Square in New York City, on Aug. 28.
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Three recently launched European satellites, known collectively as Swarm, are busy gathering just the sort of data required.
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But it has said that the asylum system encourages undocumented immigrants without valid claims to swarm the border.
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One of these symbols is also the symbol of the Zerg Swarm, a race of aliens from StarCraft.
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I'm already comfortable with it given that I've been checking in on Foursquare and then Swarm for years.
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Between 2040 and 2060, the pests are likely to swarm forests from southern New England west to Wisconsin.
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Oxitec has yet to receive approval from Brazilian health authorities to release its devastating swarm into the wild.
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"I have been beekeeping for 30 years and I have never seen a swarm do that," he said.
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Instead, the image above reveals a churning swarm of cyclones, like ethereal blue galaxies all clamoring for space.
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But his Tumblr page is largely dominated by an entrancing swarm of pink and yellow figures furiously copulating.
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In fact, the earthquake swarm has significantly increased the chance of another quake in the next few days.
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"I am extremely grateful the White Hat group responded as they did," Matthew Carano, a spokesperson for Swarm.
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Maxine Waters, who urged supporters to swarm Cabinet members at gas stations and anywhere else they&aposre seen.
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Ghita was the first opponent of the night who did not attempt to imitate Aerts and swarm Schilt.
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"This giant swarm of flies came in and started crawling on the bed—I was terrified," she says.
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A massive underwater swarm of crabs surprised and mesmerized a group of scientists off the coast of Panama.
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This has been running in the background of Foursquare City Guide and Swarm for a long time now.
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For the last year, the team at Foursquare has been working relentlessly to turn Swarm into something fun.
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Real-world rewards, in the form of Perks and Challenges, only continue that thread of making Swarm fun.
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A swarm of such mites could be used to study the Earth's upper atmosphere or its magnetic field.
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For one, some people are generally private and may have been holding out on Swarm for that reason.
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Foursquare is characterizing Marsbot as more of an experiment than a major new product initiative, a la Swarm.
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After ditching mayorships and leaderboards in the first iteration of Swarm, those things are now alive and well.
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While the media continued to swarm Harding, she maintained that she didn't know about the attack in advance.
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With each movement a swarm of algorithmic patterns spreads across his silhouette in waves of color and shape.
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Paterson, a densely packed, hard-bitten city of 210,000, is a heroin hub for a swarm of suburbs.
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And he worried over the "highly synchronized" swarm of insects that descend on the monument in the evening.
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Explanations for the star's unruly behavior ranged from a swarm of comets to gravity darkening to alien megastructures.
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The runaway swarm settled on the umbrella of a hot-dog cart at Forty-third Street and Broadway.
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African bees are particularly aggressive and will swarm any intruder that so much as jiggles an adjoining branch.
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People see the likes and the natural beauty and swarm to the streets, parks, cliffs, fields, and more.
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You lug a bacterial swarm in the crook of your knee, and through my guts writhe helminth parasites.
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Young couples strolling along the beach in bathing suits slalomed through the swarm of tense men, looking perplexed.
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Drone shows, on the other hand, mostly feature a low buzzing, somewhat like a swarm of bumble bees.
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Arriving on scene, Christine watched other police vehicles swarm in, securing the area because a hospital was nearby.
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The swarm isn't a new phenomenon in Dagestan, which is situated east of Georgia, hugging the Caspian Sea.
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There are the women who swarm around JFK, and there's his hot temper and the Kennedys' failing marriage.
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Bee Local was created to eventually replicate, or swarm, if you will, into other cities around the world.
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When Crowder would make a video regarding Maza, which he did routinely, his fans would swarm the journalist.
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The manes are disgusting and torn, flies swarm to every wet gash in the skin on their face.
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Swarm is the first mission to map changes in the planet's core and the magnetic field surrounding it.
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"They just saw a high point where they could swarm together to mate," an entomologist told The Times.
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Before dawn, a swarm of police vehicles and ambulances on standby choked the streets of the TriBeCa neighborhood.
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The night hit a climax on Mr. Mitchell's final statement, the band building to a swarm behind him.
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Or — you see how the possibilities multiply, how the potential arguments swarm and swirl — a vision of revolution.
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Security footage captured a swarm of men kicking and punching Mr. Henderson, who was chased down the street.
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And every summer, tens of thousands of migrant workers, called "trimmigrants," swarm the area to do just that.
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A swarm of whiteheads starts to invade the sculpted, sun-kissed Chrissy Teigen-esque cheekbones of your daydreams.
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As the new single mom in Monterey, Jane receives a quick initiation into its swarm of helicopter mothers.
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In bike rentals, ride hailing, food delivery and more, a good business idea attracts a swarm of copycats.
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"My God!" he said with horror as a swarm of Italian reporters blocked his exit from the airport.
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Already, Britain's plan to leave the European Union had raised a swarm of visa questions for her clients.
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Rawboned men, women and children swarm traffic at red lights, selling snacks or cleaning windshields for spare coins.
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"How much, cousin?" the vendors holler as they swarm the hundreds of motorists who drive through every day.
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A small portion of an average swarm eats around the same amount as 10 elephants, or 2,500 people.
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The Love Is Blind hive has grown into a swarm, and its sights are set on Jessica Batten.
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It flew around the cabin for a whole day, buzzing as loud as an entire swarm of bees.
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Swarm Technologies, whose satellites are so small that existing radar solutions barely cut it, was a natural customer.
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Meanwhile, startup Swarm has been granted FCC approval to deploy its own, much-smaller constellation of 150 satellites.
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The current quake swarm is off the southwest coast, past of the adjustment between the two big faults.
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Every evening, crowds swarm Marine Drive, the iconic waterfront on the southern tip of Mumbai, India's financial capital.
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The Sacramento Kings rookie guard De'Aaron Fox sauntered in during halftime, drawing a swarm of autograph-seeking children.
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The beat is sparse and sputtery, while dissonant keyboards and quavery strings emerge to swarm around his voice.
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To my surprise, a company spokesperson said it still serves 50M monthly active users across Foursquare and Swarm.
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Experts said swarm-like attacks using weaponized drones is a growing threat and likely to only get worse.
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A Yemeni rebel group named the Houthis said they executed the attack with a swarm of 113 drones.
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Military planners warn Iran is capable of using these vessels to swarm larger and less maneuverable American ships.
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An unusually wet year is responsible for the biblical-seeming swarm of pallid-winged grasshoppers, according to entomologists.
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An unusually wet year is responsible for the biblical-seeming swarm of pallid-winged grasshoppers, according to entomologists.
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When I turn to look, a dozen, maybe more, moths swarm the yard in the light morning rain.
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At the halfwaypoint of each year, the TV critics swarm onto webpages like a team of professional football players.
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Since the start of 2016 (see below), an earthquake swarm has been detected underneath the currently-quiet Washington volcano.
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Explanations included a swarm of comets, a recently-annihilated planet, a distorted star, gravity darkening, and even alien megastructures.
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"Safety bubbles" and "top hats" together now allow groups of quadcopters to swarm without the aid of human operators.
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This caused the system to lock up just after Oliver directed his viewers to to swarm the FCC's site.
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A Border Patrol agent patrolling in Brownsville, Texas, on Tuesday noticed a small swarm of bees in his vehicle.
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There's the inevitable swarm of uncritical media coverage that garners hundreds of thousands of views in a few days.
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The swarm was so dense that it was captured on the weather radar of CNN affiliate WOIO on Wednesday.
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The bees might still swarm, but at least I would have closed the doors and patched the window screens.
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On Tuesday, Swarm mission leads unveiled the highest resolution map of the lithospheric magnetic field ever produced from space.
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At Foursquare, he led the rebuild of Swarm after a rocky initial launch and eventually became Head of Product.
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We then use these parameters about how the world feels to guide the swarm you see on their website.
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Or maybe you've designed a midair charging system that lets a swarm perk up flagging units without human intervention.
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COLLEAGUES said he tweeted more than any professor they knew, and Calestous Juma's tweets covered a swarm of things.
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Instead, he accidentally published the address on Google Maps, inviting hordes of fans to swarm the social media incubator.
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Maybe the star is being occluded by a swarm of comets, or by the remnants of a shattered planet.
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Swarm is planning to launch three new satellites on board a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from California in November.
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With the blessing of the parks and recreation department, she acquired the swarm on the morning of the shoot.
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The BBC reports that a swarm of bees in Haverfordwest, Wales descended upon an innocent Mitsubishi Outlander on Sunday.
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And the FCC says that since the January incident, Swarm has not engaged in any further unauthorized satellite activity.
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Their embrace continued backstage as the two were met with a swarm of claps from well-wishing production staff.
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Swarm 4.0 also includes a brand new search bar, placed prominently at the top of your brand new profile.
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Exactly what type of bees they were, or why they decided to swarm the field remains to be seen.
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In doing so, the company has launched a second app called Swarm, which has taken over the check-in.
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After deploying, a swarm of potentially dozens of the Perdix robots connect via radio datalink—and pursue their objective.
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But on Tuesday, that war intensified, when a swarm of bees lingered outside Vox Media's New York City offices.
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They are more likely than average Foursquare and Swarm users to visit leather-goods stores (111%) and clubhouses (147%).
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When Foursquare split into Foursquare and Swarm, it felt like the company might have lost sight of that vision.
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When elephants try to pass the wire fence, angry bees swarm out and the elephants quickly flee, residents say.
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They use their masses to swarm clinic sidewalks, scream at women, wave crucifixes, and obstruct their path to care.
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In the process, some rocks from the swarm of comets surrounding the giants may have been tossed toward us.
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This heat also brought with it the summertime bugs that swarm near the spillway and any other moist area.
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They're called "Swarm Perks" and the company says that there will be "tens of thousands" of them at launch.
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For some reason, a swarm of flies hovered over me the entire day and followed me around the park.
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The Blazers switched up defenders to swarm Thompson, from Allen Crabbe to Al-Farouq Aminu, Maurice Harkless and others.
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His 12 pet koi are still swimming in their crystal clear pond, a swarm of gold, brown and white.
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The in-game item attracted a swarm of creatures including rodent-like Rattatas and two-headed birds called Doduos.
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Crowds swarm the area and line up to skate at the nearby ice rink and enjoy the festive decorations.
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Clinton waved her iPhone at the swarm of journalists and her "Stronger Together" campaign plane, all awaiting her arrival.
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This election year has often felt like one enormous swarm of poll numbers, vote forecasts and nonstop statistical analysis.
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Students with colourful coveralls swarm the park, an ocean of white caps as far as the eye can see.
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Argentina fell victim to the largest swarm of locusts the country had seen in six decades in January 2016.
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While the undead swarm the cave, Bran and the Three-Eyed Raven are back at Winterfell in a vision.
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It's even in "Mass," amidst the swarm of footage, as an outlaw figure rides a motorcycle across a bridge.
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In a nightmare scenario, a California woman was attacked by a swarm of up to 80,000 bees on Monday.
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Likewise fishing among a swarm of mosquitos, or hunting in tick territory—even sending your kid to summer camp.
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Able to dive and swim as well as fly, they could surely be programmed to swarm the Yale graduation.
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Bombs explode around her, and thousands of fireflies swarm the sky, representing murdered black children "flying home" to God.
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"I checked all four hives," he said, adding that he saw recent swarm cells in three of the hives.
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There's the mounting dread of Parke and Perrine trying to defend a victim from a swarm of robotic bees.
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All around him, bells peal and guitars swarm and the song gets tense, but only in an internal way.
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In response, the FCC fined Swarm, and the company vowed to follow all proper licensing procedures in the future.
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Beaches are empty and most hotels are shut as tourists swarm the Lombok airport, hoping for a flight out.
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A swarm can spread over 460 square miles, with 40 million to 80 million locusts per half-square mile.
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Ryan predicted that lobbying interests would swarm Capitol Hill in full force once the bill's details are made public.
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Glemaud, wearing a striped sweater and aqua green jeans, is laughing and surrounded by a constant swarm of guests.
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The undulating blobs on the radar were not storm clouds or a weather system, but a swarm of dragonflies.
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The only difference with insects is that the radar bounces off the millions of tiny bodies in the swarm.
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A local farmer runs through a swarm of desert locusts to chase them away near Enziu, Kenya, Jan. 24.
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Then, I moved to New York, which has refused to allow e-scooters to swarm its already-chaotic streets.
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Unanimous AI is a company that uses technology that draws from a concept commonly found in nature: swarm intelligence.
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Its blood-red exterior is scored by faux claw marks, a nod to the upcoming game's new Swarm menace.
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Bosa is a swarm of humanity, a constant presence in the opposing backfield causing lousy decision after lousy decision.
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In addition to the usual royal suspects, Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's wedding brought out a swarm of celebrities.
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Swarm will still have the popular holdovers from the early Foursquare days, like mayorships for regularly visited places, streaks for keeping up your check-ins at hotly contested hangouts, and Swarm "coins" that gamify the experience of checking in and competing with others to earn in-app perks and deals from local businesses.
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After the swarm of trolls subsided, Frost was overwhelmed by another response to The Spanish Princess' trailer: One of joy.
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Fully autonomous cars won't swarm the roads en masse for decades, and in the meantime, we'll have these semiautonomous systems.
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In the distant Koprulu Sector of the Milky Way, Facebook's Zerglings lingered in a restless swarm outside the enemy's base.
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Photo: GettyA woman in Lake Forest, California, was hospitalized after she was attacked by a swarm of bees on Monday.
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Both its flagship app and its places data (used by companies like Uber) rely on data from Swarm check-ins.
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Here's to hoping the FCC bites hard on Swarm Technologies, making them an example of how not to do business.
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In fact, we could fly to the island only at night because of how the birds swarm around the runway.
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The Hitchcockian scene originated on Concord's Hitchcock Drive, where police say an amateur beekeeper accidentally loosed the swarm on Saturday.
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In the end, only a small group turned out and were engulfed by a swarm of counterprotesters, police, and press.
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OneWeb is targeting maritime, aviation, enterprise and government customers — as are other smaller startup companies, like Swarm Technologies and Kepler.
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In short, the swarm of headlines about content moderation over the past week should not be mistaken as a coincidence.
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Three European satellites called Swarm measure the magnetic field every 90 minutes, and 160 research observatories keep a constant watch.
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These might be enemy foot soldiers scattered over a wide area—or, in future, a swarm of hostile incoming drones.
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" In the end, though, the sign dares visitors: "Swim with millions of jellyfish as they swarm and pulsate around you.
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After he emerged recently from a swarm of cameras at Camp Randall, Taylor chuckled over how Heisman campaigns had evolved.
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Australia also added satellite operators Kepler Communications and Swarm Technologies to its "Foreign Space Objects Determination" list in the amendment.
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Just try again later in the day, when Apple's servers aren't being overloaded by a swarm of anxious Apple fans.
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But I don't get to look for long: a swarm of mierlurks, mutated soft-shell sea creatures, starts attacking us.
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Similarly, The UK's Team Tao will also use swarm technology, but its solution is based on the behavior of ants.
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But that doesn't change the cold, hard facts of a constant low-level swarm of shaking in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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But that's not particularly popular, given the swarm of Brands™ wishing us all a happy Presidents Day on Twitter.
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Thousands will mobilize to swarm the "pressure points where we as organized citizens can make an impact," Henn, of 350.
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Then in 2014, Foursquare split its app in two, dividing the local tips in Foursquare from the checkins on Swarm.
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The precise mechanics of what sets an earthquake swarm off aren't clear, but they're pretty common in geologically active areas.
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Since then, Swarm has been trying to make amends with the FCC, and Spangelo has expressed remorse over the incident.
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That means this is just a one-time license for Swarm, valid from September 24th, 2018, to March 24th, 2019.
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This "earthquake swarm" is happening under the Salton Sea, and over 140 events have been recorded since Monday September 26.
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She then took it home and "manipulated it" by removing the swarm from one hive to another, testing stress levels.
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When you sell everything, there will always be buyers to swarm in and buy on every dip in the market.
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Swarm and Hiber intend to use the same frequency (148-149.9 MHz) for Earth-to-space communications with their satellites.
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What's more, you'll spend less time waiting in line and more time seeing the sights sans the selfie stick swarm.
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A cloud of bees invaded the streets and looked like a scene out of the 27 horror flick The Swarm.
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In one of his first photos from this series, "Football, Cypress Field, 2009," hundreds of teens swarm a green field.
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Swarm worked like a social utility, telling you where your friends were, without any palpable fun built into the process.
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Reentering stealth is tedious, enemies swarm fast, and Lara both in terms of control and animation just isn't responsive enough.
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Foreign investors could have helped overhaul management and inject cash, but despite a swarm of suitors, no deal was made.
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It's surrounded by its sisters, a line of ants in front and behind, ready to swarm or attack or raid.
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This BuzzFeed story and the swarm-reporting that followed, however, has failed to advance the story in a meaningful way.
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At the first turn out of the funeral home parking lot came the first swarm of people, and the roses.
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Swarm is a different kind of app now than it was in the months after that split two years ago.
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Suddenly, the lofty questions that swarm around artificial intelligence—Could the feelings familiar to mankind abound within the man-made?
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He said it was unusual to watch the swarm crawl in the same direction, a behavior normally seen in insects.
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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates released a swarm of mosquitoes on an unsuspecting audience at a TED conference in 2009.
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It was more like a swarm than an army, surging to places that traditional Democratic consultants never bothered to go.
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Ms. Bayless says it sounds like millions of people blowing on blades of grass, or a swarm of bees. video
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Choreographed drone swarm shows have been around for at least three years, though they've increased significantly in complexity and power.
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A swarm of hornets, attracted by the heat generated by Mr. Li's tractor, enveloped the vehicle in a black cloud.
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Narrator: Meanwhile, you'd need a remarkably large swarm of unusually giant comets in order to get the same job done.
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However, with a swarm of drones the South Koreans could identify those units as they come out and strike them.
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In a swarm, the cicada's high-pitch hum can reach 85 decibels, or slightly louder than a passing diesel train.
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The swarm seems to have died down by now—and it left behind some data that scientists can now study.
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One could build a thin yet energy-collecting Dyson swarm out of a few large asteroids in the solar system.
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Speculations have led the Beyhive to swarm the Instagram accounts of several women (and one woman's 16-year-old daughter).
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After the show, I followed Masiwei as he and his entourage sprinted through the adoring swarm into the VIP section.
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"There was always a line here," she says, and I can feel the swarm of children dancing in the light.
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The bees chased Oliver away, and while he tried several times to keep pitching, the swarm would not let him.
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The former Texas congressman will miss the Iowa State Fair, which Democratic presidential contenders will swarm in the coming days.
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He played along pretty well, jokingly telling the swarm of photogs to cool it and to stop following him everywhere.
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Last month a swarm of locusts smashed into the engines of a passenger plane in Ethiopia, sending it off course.
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As he got closer, he saw a swarm of police officers with their guns drawn telling onlookers to move away.
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However, a swarm of police officers appeared on the scene, surrounding the house and aggressively chasing away reporters and photographers.
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The two had previously done another start-up, Swarm Mobile, a retailing app, that was sold to Groupon in 2014.
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With explosions of power, the cars tore into the first turn, a swarm of flying doorstops, and the earth trembled.
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For example, your smartphone could provide your location but then submit a swarm of randomized requests to the same network.
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A moment later, a swarm of P.K.K. fighters, Yazidi militiamen, and peshmerga troops were shouting at and jostling one another.
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Instead, it set off a minor uproar as Twitter's forever-savage peanut gallery responded with a swarm of one-liners.
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The group makes reasonable arguments about gentrification in the wake of HQ2 and its swarm of richly compensated techie workforce.
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A swarm of sounds, tiny vibrations on the inside of my forearms - all speak of complexities totally beyond my understanding.
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In contrast, injecting water into basement rock generated a compact swarm of earthquakes within a kilometer of the disposal site.
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Once that was done, a swarm of zombies appeared that needed to be defeated, followed by a group of skeletons.
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People swarm your Twitter feed with outrage and vitriol, and blocking or muting individual accounts can only do so much.
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Rather than swarm the viewer with fear-inducing stats and information, through V.R. this film opens a door for the viewer.
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Bradford told ABC News that he saw several police officers with guns swarm the area in the moments after the attack.
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YouTuber Michael Reeves programmed a swarm of a dozen drones to automatically detect his face and launch themselves at his head.
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Now, Swarm sees its strength in personal data collection, more like Fitbit but tracking the places you visit over your steps.
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You touch the goalie, generally you're gonna have a swarm of guys trying to get in your face and be confrontational.
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On top of that, Trump recently picked his first Supreme Court nominee, a post that traditionally generates a swarm of attention.
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Three days later, she told Mosaic in 2015, she went for a walk and was attacked by a swarm of honeybees.
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Given that the median Swarm user has just six friends on the app, the new focus on self-documentation makes sense.
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Grace also provided a copy of the notice sent to Swarm:Gizmodo has yet to hear from Swarm Technologies on the matter.
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Earthquakes at Katla in Iceland over September 29-30, showing the new swarm that started the night of September 29, 2016.
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An elaborately drawn goliath frog covered her exposed skull, its tongue shooting down towards a swarm of fireflies decorating her neck.
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Of course, astronomers are more focused on a natural explanation: perhaps a huge swarm of giant comets periodically orbits the star.
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After my first trip to Belize, I returned to Los Angeles to a swarm of bees that had invaded my bedroom.
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Binney said that this swarm of data can lead to analysts becoming far less efficient at detecting threats and thwarting attacks.
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Following an air strike, entire neighbourhoods would swarm over the rubble to look for survivors, often digging with their bare hands.
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There, the Tanzanian bees swarm traditional hives, which are suspended in trees, then pulled down by beekeepers to harvest the honeycomb.
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Charlotte PG Michael Carter-Williams (knee) has been assigned to the Greensboro Swarm of the G League for a rehab stint.
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I'd almost sworn off dating after surviving a swarm of scrubs, but there was something about this one that seemed different.
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It's easy to see why Trump, famous for his thin-skin, would have a problem with critics who swarm his mentions.
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A baby pangolin is taken from its bludgeoned mother and left in a tree as a swarm of cats closes in.
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Three new features are teased in the short video, including "Safe Swarm," a trademark Honda applied for in November this year.
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I waited for the media swarm to clear away from him and walked over to talk to the apparent living legend.
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BOKA Powell's "Skyport Prototype" looks like it's ready to take flight and begin doing battle with a swarm of TIE Fighters.
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A swarm indicates a shifting of the major tectonic plates beneath the Earth's surface, or movements of water, gas or magma.
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On one visit, a fight broke out between motorbike taxi riders, who swarm on yellow bikes across the bridge like bees.
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This week, Shepard Fairey's Inauguration graphics, defeating gerrymandering, artists at Standing Rock, swarm technology in the US military, ACT UP vs.
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Like hungry piranhas waiting to feast on the carnage, a swarm of smaller galaxies appear to be chilling around the perimeter.
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The team that built the app pointed to games like Candy Crush, Farmville, Duolingo and Swarm as inspiration for the design.
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The other mothers who swarm around the school on orientation day go home to fine china, sprawling homes, and Burberry coats.
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StarCraft 2 players who already own Wings of Liberty will have the chance to claim Heart of the Swarm for free.
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These people, who in the mass media blur into a "swarm" or a "flood", are here individuals, protagonists of their story.
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Now we have many more all-sky imagers and satellite missions like Swarm so we get more than 100 a night.
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At 43:17:48 and 2:41:20 of the Voegler Quartet's recording, I find matching textures that swarm like insects.
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The year 2016 was pretty bad, but hey, it's 2017 now and we have a swarm of locusts invading the Earth.
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Each week, Swarm will introduce a new challenge — this week, it's two check-ins at outdoor locations — with a special prize.
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They're just a swarm of half-stories, and you have to watch all of them in order or you're totally lost.
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The passes sold out in under 20 minutes, forcing many to swarm secondary sites like eBay to try to obtain tickets.
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At one point I climbed up a set of stairs, only to find a swarm of giant eyeballs descend on me.
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The couple, along with Kris Jenner and Corey Gamble, were then escorted to their Manhattan apartment by a swarm of security.
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The Sunday game in Cincinnati was delayed several minutes while a swarm of bees was removed from the home-plate area.
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If you are stung by a swarm of bees and die, is any individual bee by itself a cause of death?
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A relentless swarm of black vultures has forced at least one family out of their home in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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This will be especially important when well-connected special interests swarm the halls of Congress, lobbying to preserve their tax breaks.
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A woman in California contracted parasitic worms in her eye after running through a swarm of flies during a trail run.
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A swarm of earthquakes rumbling since June has begun to die down, according to an update from the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory.
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Newsweek reports that this has been the longest swarm on record, with almost 2,703 earthquakes hitting the park since June 12.
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All that was missing were the throngs of booze-soaked, sunburned spring breakers who usually swarm this beach town during March.
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The company, Swarm Technologies, now faces a $900,000 penalty from the agency, as well as extra oversight of its continuing operations.
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Just before Saturday's Republican debate started at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire, crowds began to swarm outside the venue.
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That knockout occurred at the 1:37 mark of round 2, following a body shot and a swarm of head strikes.
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A swarm of undulating angels hovers above a mountain of syringes in an expressionistic composition of deep reds and cornfield yellows.
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With this team, it was as if there were no rabbit — the entire team seemed to swarm the room at once.
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The "Shazam!" star arrived at LAX Thursday night to a swarm of fans and graphers wanting him to sign their merch.
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And most Republicans in national office now will happily follow his lead and swarm around each successive story he fixates on.
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And the French seem to feel the same way, along with the legions of tourists who swarm Paris in the summer.
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Selfie-taking tourists swarm to trinket sellers, souvenir stores and cafes parading as Instagrammable replicas of the Montmartre that once was.
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There was so much going on in Ms. Ibarra's set, Claudia Acuña's voice was only one element in a humid swarm.
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J.P. Vocals, electronics and ideas gather in a dense swarm in "The Ghost Ship" by Kari Jahnsen, who records as Farao.
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Andrew Coté, a Midtown beekeeper who was watching the hubbub, estimated the swarm had as many as 15,000 to 20,000 bees.
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Then came the swarm of Stoolies on social media, who would harass them with misogynist slurs and threats, often for days.
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Shortly after the movie begins, a swarm of police and social-service types crashes Tom and Will's makeshift sanctuary, destroying it.
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That didn't stop the internet swarm, the proper expression of digital communication today, as the philosopher Byung-Chul Han puts it.
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He showed Noah's toils, like pulling a donkey onto the ark and trying to snatch two bees out of a swarm.
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Faced with an overwhelming swarm of accounts spreading the disinformation about her, Lamba says she considered getting off social media entirely.
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A swarm the size of Paris can devour as much food as half the population of France, according to the FAO.
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They don't rally against specific policies, for example, but they will swarm, menace, and shut down conservative speakers on college campuses.
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These are white blood cells that swarm around tumors, a sign that the immune system is trying to attack the cancer.
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You control a ship against an increasingly large swarm of alien ships, but you’re not stuck moving straight ahead.
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Ford has to retake lost market share while competing with a growing swarm of both Chinese automakers and other foreign firms.
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Swarm tried to make the satellites easier to track, both trying GPS locators and experimental radar reflectors, according to the report.
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They're part of a swarm of rocket startups that want to build small rockets than can haul lightweight satellites into orbit.
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The addition of Amazon's HQ2 means that potentially 25,000 new employees will swarm each of those areas in the coming years.
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A swarm of B.T.s appeared, and I was dragged down into their nightmarish pool of tar by a gang of them.
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Narrated by a swarm-like chorus of characters, the novel starts in Zambia's colonial past and imagines a technologically advanced future.
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There are at least seven members currently in the presidential-speculation swarm, including Senators Sherrod Brown, Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar.
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They both viewed the momentous demolition from another bridge near the site, surrounded by a swarm of local politicians and authorities.
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Today, long-haul conductors ferry electricity across state and country borders, while a swarm of satellites circles thousands of miles overhead.
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The drones "demonstrated advanced swarm behaviors such as collective decision-making, adaptive formation-flying and self-healing," the Defense Department announced.
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Felines affectionately swarm the man anytime he arrives at the sanctuary, as if they sense that it was Arsenault who saved them.
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It's yonic, particularly when displayed next to floral print, sequined uteri and the swarm of the slogans posters their community has created.
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As a hobbyist ornithologist, I want to watch the swarming of the starling swarm, which will pass by this exact spot today.
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But last year saw a "swarm" of adverse Section 230 rulings, says Eric Goldman of the Santa Clara University School of Law.
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Specifically addressing a story about a swarm of bees chasing after her and Mark Ronson, Jamil then posted another statement on Twitter.
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Late in the fourth quarter Towns switched onto Steph Curry, stayed in front of a swarm of crossovers, and contained his drive.
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Similarly, the Kaaterskill Falls photo renders the boisterous recreationists that swarm the site daily during the summer months as a shadowy mass.
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Thousands of adult trout and salmon swarm inside the open-sea cages as workers toss in generous portions of high-calorie feed.
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"We run a single source peer to start the swarm," BitTorrent media VP Erik Schwartz writes in an email to The Verge.
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The resulting union of hand, heavens, and face is chilling, especially when the glare reveals the swarm of fingerprints from caresses past.
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A swarm of aftershocks have jolted the high desert region of Southern California since a 6.4 quake on Thursday morning near Ridgecrest.
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A group of Santas swarm into a Tesco store in London to spread some early festive cheer to busy shoppers on Nov.
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Like many humans, leopard sharks swarm the warm, sandy, shallow waters off the coast of La Jolla near San Diego in summer.
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I remembered just how much I hate Glinthawks when a swarm of the robotic birds attacked me in a wide open plain.
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Commentators say that breakthroughs in Chinese artificial intelligence could see it working as part of an autonomous drone swarm in the future.
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Pretty soon, a swarm of people descended on the place, drawn in by the sweet, sweet promise of free money, KPRC reports.
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What's more, we could construct a sort of mini-Dyson shell (or swarm) around the stellified Jupiter to capture the outflowing energy.
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After the movie Mamma Mia was released in 2008, the sleepy island of Skopelos was overtaken by a swarm of American tourists.
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Spicer and his staff huddled behind a hedge Tuesday night in order to avoid a swarm of reporters, The Washington Post reported.
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At least one swarm had crossed to the northern coast of Saudi Arabia in mid-January, with further swarms a week later.
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And then, just as suddenly, they've driven through the swarm and the helicopters are gone and it's dark and still again. Amazing!
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The ESA's Swarm satellites orbit the Earth and measure its complex magnetic field, which is produced by layers of hot, moving metal.
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The approval comes while the FCC is still deciding whether to take any retaliatory action against Swarm for the unauthorized January launch.
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Instead of a swarm of small firms attacking incumbents, the economy's main source of competition is less than a dozen tech firms.
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The swarm is located near a set of cross-faults that are connected to the southernmost end of the San Andreas Fault.
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Now, Siemens has created a swarm of spider-like robots that can collaborate with each other to build large and intricate structures.
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To date, some of the most credible theories include a swarm of cometary fragments, or an effect created by a distorted star.
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Five of the six start-ups are launching just one satellite on SSO-A, with only Swarm Technologies putting three on board.
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Finally, the new and improved Swarm shows full-screen images in the feed, instead of the cropped, thumbnail-ish versions from before.
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The app won't swarm the user with unnecessary info, though, but rather only tell them about the things it thinks are important.
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A swarm of guys linger next to a mailbox in front of the Wells Fargo near the corner of 45th and 6th.
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The activity within the swarm is an intense free-for-all, with males fighting to get into low positions near the ground.
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In July 22016, he said, "You have got a swarm of people coming across the Mediterranean" seeking a better life in Britain.
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The result is that Merry's physical creations become an ever-evolving swarm of virtual particles that alter Björk's giant virtual moth avatar.
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As local punters swarm into mainland tech, the new-issue market is starting to mimic distortions more common in Shanghai and Shenzhen.
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OFFSET aims to solve the swarm-control problem by pairing small drone-developers with big defense firms including Raytheon and Northrop Grumman.
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Up until today, Pilgrim was used almost exclusively in Foursquare and Swarm, with a select few beta partners testing out the tech.
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Despite a swarm of organisations and brands pulling the same trick every year, most netizens seem pretty convinced by the company's statement.
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Swarm is, of course, the off-shoot app of Foursquare that was split from the main Foursquare experience almost two years ago.
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