The time and energy spent on immigration and law enforcement tracking down these immigrants could be better used tracking down actual criminals.
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Imagine tracking down a single character without a page reference.
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Is there any hope of tracking down these lost items?
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And they are still tracking down debris from the engine.
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Lucca and Diane initially have trouble tracking down the eggs.
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Tracking down and hiring qualified professionals takes time and money.
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Julia Urrunaga had been a journalist before tracking down illegal lumber.
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Tracking down their identities would result in a great chilling effect.
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It's a cool subgenre, and tracking down the book wasn't easy.
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For Mansfield 103.2, tracking down the pirate will be more difficult.
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Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is worth tracking down.
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Half the fun of Pokémon Go is tracking down new creatures.
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I've lost years of my life to tracking down memory leaks.
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Tracking down scores and records, Ashwill notes, is an ongoing task.
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We're tracking down who made it and how it was presented.
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And tracking down those deported parents has presented major logistical challenges.
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It doesn't appear they're too concerned with tracking down the culprit.
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Child care is expensive, and tracking down convenient options is not easy.
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They have asked for the public's cooperation in tracking down the SUV.
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But tracking down that game and securing the rights was fairly straightforward.
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Still, tracking down the actual reason behind the increase isn't exactly easy.
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The most difficult part would be tracking down a working Commodore 64.
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It makes tracking down the final gauntlet of Sins a tedious process.
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We did a poor job of tracking down leaks of false information.
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"I went deep, tracking down what fit with the story," Liz says.
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One of the sleuths tracking down missing moon rocks visited Chazelle's set.
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But Nadal kept tracking down Federer's best efforts and rebooting the exchanges.
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But the four neighbors continued trouble-shooting without tracking down the Clarkes.
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Lohman is assiduous in tracking down early recipes and describing cooking techniques.
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Tracking down the whistleblower became a transatlantic effort, the regulators' report showed.
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He works in finance, but his passion is tracking down rare soul.
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"There ought to be an agreement and I think tracking down the people who do this tracking down where they put their money are all ways you can start to push back on this increasing epidemic," he said.
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Other customers seemed to have trouble tracking down exactly what they wanted, too.
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Detectives are tracking down every lead they have received about the missing children.
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Technology allows the authorities better ways of tracking down consumers in faraway places.
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This 6-lecture course offers strategies for tracking down collectibles through automated systems.
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He joins victims' family members in tracking down leads and searching for answers.
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Do you press on, or risk tracking down and killing your old self?
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Even Mr. Li had difficulty tracking down bootleg DVDs of it, he said.
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Tracking down the people who have been filmed by "Cops" is not easy.
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But tracking down the alleged AlphaBay administrator was much more mundane, officials said.
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Stan was able to put 50 men to work tracking down car sales.
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Tracking down the right viral culprit is paramount to preventing future interspecies spillover.
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We began by tracking down every published court decision that discussed copyright abandonment.
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Tracking down soldiers has been hard even if you aren't a Central American migrant.
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The S&P 500 is tracking down 0.2% and the Nasdaq could drop 0.3%.
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They eventually found him after tracking down his rental car at a Comfort Inn.
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For help tracking down such rare rocks, private collectors turn to professional meteorite hunters.
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Meanwhile, riders have a difficult time tracking down available scooters when they want one.
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Even today, the FBI has agents tracking down Americans who loot native burial grounds.
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Now, they found themselves on the same mysterious island, tracking down a rampaging monster.
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In the 13s, he began searching historic records and tracking down leads across Europe.
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Wu didn't want to bother with tracking down rare items or substitutions, he explained.
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The Nasdaq could fall 0.7% and the S&P 0.83 is tracking down 0.5%.
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In those days, you didn't have the Internet, so tracking down companies wasn't easy.
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A young journalist landed the scoop after tracking down Sartre at a Paris bistro.
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The S&P 500 could drop 2.23%, while the Nasdaq is tracking down 0.6%.
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Dedicate one hour a week to tracking down four to six pieces of content.
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And no visit to London would be complete without tracking down an elusive Banksy.
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Either Eve works with Carolyn on tracking down Villanelle, or she goes into witness protection.
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The S&P 500 is also tracking down 0.2%, while the Nasdaq could fall 0.3%.
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District spokeswoman Jana Corrie says significant hours were spent tracking down the post&aposs source.
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But that would involve tracking down every private and public owner and seeking their permission.
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Now, investigators are releasing the infant's image in the hopes of tracking down her mother.
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Tracking down a full picture is nearly impossible, as each state has different disclosure requirements.
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Tracking down a scientist Mark started by attending a conference for the National MPS Society.
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Most states have websites for tracking down accounts, often requiring only a name for starters.
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The man then gets into his car in hopes of tracking down the white vehicle.
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The authors, Harry A. Halff and Elizabeth Halff, spent 353 years tracking down the works.
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Back to tracking down every last piece of information I can collect and Baron + Laura.
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Relatedly, they increase requirements that local authorities cooperate with federal agents tracking down undocumented immigrants.
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It's been 27 years which, obviously, makes tracking down potential evidence or witnesses very tough.
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He tried tracking down the source of the fakes and attempted to communicate with Amazon.
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Tracking down, retrieving and maintaining the money has become a complex multinational operation in itself.
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Tracking down a payment can get you bounced from one department to another, Roberts said.
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"The most difficult part of the work is tracking down owners or descendants," he said.
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Tracking down a wild bear, tranquilizing it, and removing the snare, though, is an ambitious task.
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For iPhone and iPad users, unsubscribing requires tracking down subscriptions, which is buried several menus deep.
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Upon tracking down the actual campsite they found the same photo posted in the reception room.
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The Nasdaq is set to fall 24%, while the S&P 500 is tracking down 1.2%.
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Many would complain about the difficulty of tracking down passengers to return lost phones and keys.
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In this scene, the Atlanta police are tracking down a gang leader at an apartment complex.
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Midlothian Police Assistant Chief Kevin Johnson reportedly said they are committed to tracking down Missy's killer.
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"Tech companies provide the machinery for coordinating between ICE agents, for tracking down immigrants," they said.
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Which leaves the academy in the odd position of giving up on tracking down their laureate.
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Finally, after tracking down Benjamin's vaccination records and patient survival rate, Abe gives the big okay.
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Walker was spending much of his time tracking down unusual wines from viticultural regions around Italy.
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The S&P 500 (SPX) is little changed, while the Nasdaq (COMP) is tracking down 0.3%.
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Officials spent much of the afternoon tracking down survivors to ensure that everyone was accounted for.
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It requires painstaking detective work, tracking down those who have come into contact with infected individuals.
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In China's steel sector this means tracking down and eliminating small scrap operators, using induction furnaces.
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These beers should be available from good craft brewers, so don't sweat tracking down specific brands.
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As with the S20 Ultra, I had zero luck tracking down those super fast download speeds.
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Download numbers for Facebook's mobile app are tracking down 8% quarter over quarter, the analysts wrote.
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"Horwitz is intrepid in tracking down the modern manifestations of this legacy," wrote Robert R. Harris.
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Critics accuse the Guard's intelligence operatives of tracking down anyone deemed an enemy of the state.
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It's easy to imagine Dyer's character, Nancy, tracking down that sidewalk stranger to tell him off.
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Video evidence is how the authorities are tracking down the assailants as stated in the article.
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After making nonstop calls and tracking down countless cabs, Nevils managed to recover De Niro's wallet.
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Advocacy groups such as Media Matters have also been busy tracking down false and misleading posts.
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Children are rarely impressed by a gift card, so tracking down an actual present is essential.
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It'll take a lot of knocking on people's doors, tracking down manufacturers, distributors, and other things.
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Consider a scenario where a hostile government starts tracking down protestors via spit from a rally.
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Police appealing to the public on Facebook for help tracking down a wanted man isn't particularly uncommon.
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The nuclear detective tracking down the world's last elements Game-changing discovery Why is this so important?
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I was in the midst of tracking down his phone number, and the next day he died.
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Tracking down the criminals often isn't the most difficult part, but rather prosecuting them across national borders.
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With beacons, employees will spend less time tracking down the stuff they need to do their jobs.
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I spend hours tracking down contact information with the help of the magazine's now-tiny research department.
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And, Chance, the Rapper and Sarah Silverman are still looking for some help tracking down protective eyewear.
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Tracking down those partners is now much harder than camping out at the local bar in town.
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After tracking down Nelson, the group shared a message calling for others to check out his artwork.
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This time, he's tracking down a stranger's disappeared brother, only to wind up implicated in a murder.
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And if the perpetrators are located overseas, the task of tracking down your investment could be impossible.
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In the end, Kerber won it with great defense, tracking down Pliskova's big power in the corners.
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Early in the game, a optional mission involves tracking down a treasure chest shaped like an apple.
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As for functionality, the Motiv succeeds in its task by stripping fitness tracking down to its essentials.
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Malakpour says one of the most challenging aspects of the gig was actually just tracking down Shakira!
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Many of us spend the Halloween season revisiting our favorite horror movies or tracking down hidden gems.
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For years she worked the case, tracking down lost evidence, pursuing new leads, and revisiting the story.
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Tracking down the associate director of airports of Madeira, Santos successfully pitched his idea for a sculpture.
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That left Martinez tracking down each individual to make sure they have a ballot to fill out.
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Mr. Power is also tracking down more milk samples, especially from endangered species like pangolins and sloths.
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And if you're looking for a winter treat, I highly recommend tracking down a bottle of Cornas.
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The other part was actually doing the hard work of tracking down a bunch of that stuff.
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It's a shame the only versions still online are strange foreign rips, but they're worth tracking down. 3.
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And they were high-profile, media-friendly demonstrations that the Bush administration cared about tracking down unauthorized immigrants.
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Tracking down a picture in Photos is exponentially easier and more intuitive than searching for it in Dropbox.
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The challenges of tracking down lost female moviemakers, on the other hand, have been both material and theoretical.
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But the flip side of this is that Roblox has no way of tracking down hackers like this.
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She wraps the series by tracking down Gadi and seemingly retiring in his latest mysterious European hiding spot.
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Both a noble sentiment and an extremely helpful clue for tracking down the FBI director's social media accounts.
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Investigators spent the last six months tracking down Christian, FBI spokeswoman and special agent Vicki Anderson tells PEOPLE.
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Even countries traditionally averse to law enforcement cooperation were extraordinarily helpful in tracking down suspects, the FBI noted.
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Precision tracking down to the step sounds awesome — but at one point before 1995, so did standard GPS.
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The S&P 500 (SPX) could drop a similar amount, while the Nasdaq (COMP) is tracking down 0.7%.
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No, where Google is really helpful is in tracking down comments from years ago, even before the Internet.
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Much hullabaloo has been made over rumors that Palantir's software played a role in tracking down bin Laden.
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I never knew I'd be spending my Monday night with the FBI tracking down black market makeup sellers.
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Inside, she finally reveals what happened to her after tracking down the scientists, and saying goodbye to Matt.
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But the gap in quality is narrow enough to make tracking down the other four worth the effort.
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That includes measuring your space ahead of time, reading customer reviews and tracking down discounts and other deals.
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It's also interesting to see how the Pentagon describes tracking down and acquiring targets that are in cyberspace.
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Unless you're trying to buy used hardware, tracking down a GPU will be difficult for the foreseeable future.
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Tracking down potential suspects with deep grudges against the victim, Daphne Caruana Galizia, however, will take far longer.
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It's good for journalists to start getting in the habit of tracking down creators of mysterious web content.
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Journalist Bea Casely and detective Brenda Bentley are on the case, cracking wise and tracking down bad guys.
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We've made th whole process much easier by tracking down the best headphones for Samsung devices in 2020.
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Then back to more follow-ups, tracking down needed assets and answers before we lose everyone to vacation.
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"We're having trouble tracking down how these people were infected," he said at a news conference on Saturday.
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The information for tracking down parents and children is still raw and not always reliable, the ACLU says.
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Police had been searching for him, but only succeeded in tracking down the car used in his abduction.
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After the discovery of bogus Avastin, OCI initially focused on tracking down doctors who purchased foreign unapproved cancer medications.
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Check out what he said about your friend, who I know you guys are tracking down somewhere, Maxine Waters.
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Though tracking down Windjammers wasn't exactly simple, it's hardly the most complicated deal that Imbert's had to put together.
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Users of the wildly popular app are reportedly tripping, falling and getting sunburned while tracking down the virtual creatures.
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There's an art to tracking down celebrity Venmo profiles that I unfortunately mastered at one point in my life.
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We're also told that Uber is having a tough time identifying and tracking down all of its existing shareholders.
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But she also teams up with journalist Mikael Blomkvist in tracking down a killer to seek vengeance once more.
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Hunting down poachers on reserves and tracking down elusive kingpins, it's conservation at the end of a gun barrel.
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And the desire to copy the look will go beyond simply tracking down a satin-lapeled, single-button blazer.
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There were people who immediately started suggesting activities like bow-hunting, tracking down Big Foot, or embarrassing Carlos Mencia.
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If you're going to spend time with trash, consider tracking down a copy of Hell: A Cyberpunk Thriller instead.
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Both Murphy and Moore suggest speaking to your family physician and tracking down credible resources for information like HIV.
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A few days after the attack, the Malian police arrested Mr. Mohamed after tracking down the stolen Land Cruiser.
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They are also tracking down pages long separated, including Cheyenne ledger drawings that belonged to the actor Vincent Price.
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Now he's a bounty hunter, responsible for tracking down escaped slaves and surrendering them to the US Marshals Service.
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Besides, if you go tracking down all the white men who leave children behind, that, too, will never end.
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Then I had the job of tracking down his address, Tahmooressi, and I sent the check off to him.
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I was curious to see how effective a Bluetooth tracker would be at tracking down a fast-moving animal.
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Much of Felgueiras's time is spent tracking down the dwindling supplies of arcane ingredients to recreate these historical hues.
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Twenty-year-old Colin Chu, for example, spent nearly two years tracking down a blue Cav Empt Icon Hoodie.
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Google plans to increase to 10,85033 the number of its staffers tasked with tracking down extremist content on YouTube.
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While tracking down the exotic is a thrill, there is lasting satisfaction in understanding the daily beauty surrounding us.
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But the detectives eventually find "their guy" by tracking down records for a car parked near the crime scene.
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"I started tracking down Newman's cars, restoring his cars, and then going out and racing them," Carolla told Leno.
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She soon finds the assignment of a lifetime, tracking down the mysterious Christmas time capsule buried 50 years ago.
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They were soon scouring the world for quality blades, finally tracking down a German factory that produces the Croma.
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Centinel is mostly dedicated to tracking down triads, which is how Wong and Herbert spent nearly their entire careers.
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Tracking down Audrey's ad led them to a family photo of the infant sisters, which set the reunion in motion.
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Rather than placing the unruly beast behind bars, they decided to enlist the public's help in tracking down his owner.
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Tracking down Case 1 decades later became a mission for Zucker and Donvan, who had worked together at ABC News.
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Is it the job of the Australian Federal Police to be tracking down how journalists are going about their reporting?
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The world keeps spinning, but I'm irritated whenever I spend more than a few seconds tracking down my calendar app.
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Besides, tracking down the generator owner responsible for this one outlet would be a journey of more than 1,001 nights.
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Tracking down the doppelganger Craig said they launched their investigation into the case by reading police reports and trial transcripts.
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After you find your dream wedding dress comes the often daunting task of tracking down the perfect pair of shoes.
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Mary was sick at home with the flu and her staff had no luck in tracking down the new number.
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Finding redemption means tracking down some crime syndicate loot that is already the subject of a dispute among rival thugs.
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Tracking down suspects via a family member's DNA is controversial enough when law enforcement does it through its own databases.
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It called on Manila to "prioritize" the fight against trafficking networks and drug barons over tracking down small-scale consumers.
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European and American historians are now laboriously tracking down parts of the palace, much of which ended up in America.
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Tracking down, detaining, and deporting all or most of them is a logistical feat beyond the federal government's current resources.
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"Who's tracking down all the research on Gennifer?" she asked, according to a journalist traveling with her at the time.
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Sanctuary cities can't actually prevent ICE from tracking down those immigrants and arresting them once they've been released from prison.
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As Robert Mueller surely discovered in tracking down these dealings, the promise of policy changes was not in itself illegal.
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The bank of Mexico said health authorities are tracking down people the worker was in touch with in recent days.
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The police are trying to counter the appeal, in part by aggressively tracking down the leaders and the new recruits.
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In "Hooten & the Lady," which begins Thursday on CW, they trot the globe trading insults and tracking down precious artifacts.
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When Skogmo found anything that was suitable for broadcast, he was faced with the issue of tracking down an owner.
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Federal law enforcement has seen some success in combating ransomware attacks, despite the broader difficulty of tracking down the perpetrators.
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Why do the legwork of tracking down several different items when you can get everything you need in one place?
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So when authorities or security researchers are tracking down a cyberattack, they have to go through multiple proxies and locations.
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He spent years tracking down and preserving the original posters; sometimes he created new ones mimicking the style of the originals.
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To make sure this strategy works in your favor, start by tracking down your servicer's policies on how payments are applied.
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After tracking down Gunther's mom in a previous episode, he finds Gunther's wife this time and follows her home from work.
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Jennifer was acting as a decoy for Hunted and Confronted, a rogue online community dedicated to tracking down and ambushing pedophiles.
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The security journalist was also the massive botnet's first known victim, and he's spent hundreds of hours tracking down Mirai's author.
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Grassley later tweeted that approximately 20 committee investigators are tracking down all allegations, talking to all witnesses, and gathering all evidence.
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At the moment, much of a journal editor's time is spent tracking down potential peer reviewers, then badgering them to contribute.
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By 2016, homicide investigators cumulatively spent 20173,000 hours working riot duty and patrol rather than tracking down murderers, according to Conaway.
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If you didn't grow up tracking down the troublesome agent of V.I.L.E. (that's Villains' International League of Evil), here's the gist.
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Tatiana, the Kyrgyzstan program director for Across the World Adoptions, spent months tracking down Ethan after they lost touch with him.
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After tracking down, Jack Mitnick, a semiretired accountant who prepared the taxes in '95 they were able to arrange a meeting.
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Last year police in New Delhi reported tracking down nearly 3,000 missing kids in just four days using facial recognition technology.
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His late wife, Michelle McNamara, was a true-crime author whose work was instrumental in tracking down the Golden State Killer.
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Zebley also played a role in tracking down terrorists behind the twin US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998.
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If it is not, manufacturers and retailers also receive a real-time alert and data to begin tracking down the culprits.
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The U.S. government is offering $1 million for help tracking down the son of the late terrorist leader Osama bin Laden.
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Except for the painful, and almost certainly pointless, process of tracking down who was behind the outbreak, patient zero doesn't matter.
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Smith is tasked with tracking down a powerful wand and must team up with an orc (Joel Edgerton) to do so.
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And two galleries from Bogotá, Colombia, are well worth tracking down for a glimpse of wonderful artists all but unknown here.
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But if you're interested in green tech companies founded in Texas, you might have a harder time tracking down funding rounds.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article about tracking down one of New York City's most famous psychics.
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Here's some reasons why lettuce is so vulnerable and why tracking down the source of a bacterial outbreak can be difficult.
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But with the cost of living on the rise across the US, tracking down affordable real estate can be a challenge.
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Tracking down the first set of bosses and unlocking each Hollow in turn is what you'll spend the most time doing.
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Tracking down the people behind 2 L Nevada LLC shows how difficult it can be to determine who is paying Trump.
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Her husband was then tasked with tracking down the specific model, a men's yellow gold Royal Oak from the early '80s.
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People close to him say his ability to connect with founders and entrepreneurs suits him well in tracking down future opportunities.
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Turkey's National Intelligence Organization (MIT) used all resources to hunt down government opponents for Erdogan instead of tracking down terror cells.
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They've also recovered the airplane's cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder, and are still tracking down debris from the engine.
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The pussyhat cleared the historical-relevance hurdle easily, but the logistics of choosing and tracking down the right specimen were complex.
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Switzerland's Federal Office of Justice said no one in Venezuela so far had sought Swiss legal assistance in tracking down assets.
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Instead, Cryer said she got her "sense of accomplishment" from an ambitious activity: tracking down acquaintances' never-before-met birth parents.
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We don't even know if the British intelligence officer's report, the one the intel community is currently tracking down, is accurate.
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It is so expansive that just tracking down, retrieving and maintaining the loot has become a complex multinational operation in itself.
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They wanted his help tracking down old Academy Awards broadcasts, to aid Mr. Letterman as he prepared to host the show.
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Ms. Brunson spends her days tracking down local church officials, one by one, trying to persuade them to do things differently.
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In addition to tracking down all her paperwork, and hiring an attorney, Skidmore also needed letters from a therapist and medical doctor.
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After tracking down the suit, and getting the green light from his wife, he'll still need to choose the all-important tie.
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He details his life from the time of his adoption as a baby to tracking down his biological parents at age 30.
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But she had trouble finding them and figured if she had an issue tracking down these creatives, then others might be too.
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Flyers were distributed and a Facebook group went up with tips and advice for searching and tracking down a scared, traumatized puppy.
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And Yaniv Erlich of Columbia University, who led the research, expects that genealogists will become more skilled at tracking down their quarry.
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I questioned, I bartered, I made plans to get a woman off-world in exchange for tracking down a rogue Nexus 8.
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The "Tracking Down the Apostates of Egypt" campaign is advertised as an alternative for supporters who cannot join the fight in Sinai.
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The Grubhub-for-pizza app allows customers to order from nearly any local pizza place without calling or tracking down a menu.
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She's tracking down Whispers by talking to his former colleagues, who seem to have an idea of what a "sensate" might be.
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While finding her groom was easy, tracking down the perfect dress for a New Year's Eve wedding was a challenge for Menounos.
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At the same time, it's worth noting that tracking down 50 Cent's motives may provide little in the way of useful information.
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FDA agents have been spending hours tracking down doctors, nurses and clinic owners who purchased foreign Botox, though few have been charged.
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"Security will stay tight for several days because military and police are still tracking down suspects," a senior police intelligence official said.
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With that information in hand, a nonprofit group called the Georgetown Memory Project has begun tracking down living descendants of these families.
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The artist provided detectives with two sketches, which were later released by police in the hopes of tracking down the two men.
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Later, as a reporter, she became known as a forceful competitor, tracking down politicians and court judges for The Guardian in London.
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He said he dreamed of tracking down the families of Mr. Li and Mr. He and begging their forgiveness on national television.
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Shadow banning sounds nefarious, but the term has a much less controversial origin that I spent the last few days tracking down.
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Individuals can't always spend hours or days tracking down videos and issuing notices, but a company like Condé Nast has more resources.
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But tracking down their finances would be no easy task, said Bader, now a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution think tank.
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Instagram numbers are still tracking down more than during the same time during the third quarter in 2018, according to the report.
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The museum director and senior curator, Wade Lawrence, had doubts when he heard Mr. Gold's story about tracking down the plywood panels.
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In a boggy forest near Asheville, N.C., I once spent a night two summers ago tracking down three species of glowing mushrooms.
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It's nice to just dump in a bottle of sesame oil versus tracking down the right measuring spoon (and washing another dish).
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Ms. Schembri has been a private eye for more than 30 years, tracking down grifters, liars and cads from her Brooklyn base.
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Blade runners, like Harrison Ford&aposs character, are tasked with tracking down human-like robots called replicants, and killing, or "retiring," them.
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"The Rhythm Section" stars Blake Lively as a woman tracking down the people responsible for a plane crash that killed her family.
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A recent New York Times investigation found that law enforcement has a harder time tracking down child pornography shared through encrypted technology.
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Duterte said there was a million peso ($19,175) bounty for tracking down each prisoner after fewer than 700 surrendered, according to Reuters.
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It became clear that tracking down the country's wealth would take years and that Ukrainian officials were ill-equipped for the task.
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Network executives hope that the show's central concept — tracking down fugitives — will appeal to its core audience, which adores CBS's procedural dramas.
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That's when the network kicks into gear, tracking down where the patient has been and who needs to be notified and screened.
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The President-elect says his focus will be tracking down and kicking out immigrants who are criminals and should have been deported already.
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It already has thousands of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents tasked with tracking down unauthorized immigrants living in the US and deporting them.
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The St. Louis Police Department had called in special operations forces, SWAT units and helicopter units to assist in tracking down the gunman.
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Health workers are tracking down contacts, implementing vaccination and quarantine regimes, educating the community, treating patients, and watching for new signs of infection.
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While this makes it difficult to sing along to, nearly all of these tracks are worth tracking down a lyric sheet to decipher.
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Her next task was tracking down Meryl Streep — Haddish apparently wants the oft-nominated actress to play her mother in Girls Trip 2.
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Miss Gloria is a far-future series about a "robot hero" tracking down a young girl, written by Robopocalypse author Daniel H. Wilson.
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We compiled all of the most exciting new shows of 2019 to make tracking down your next favorite series a piece of cake.
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Then, after tracking down two living relatives of Sally Hansen, her story finally started to unfold — and it was a damn good one.
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Tracking down the users who post stolen designs might help, he said—a service Redbubble does offer when copyright holders send takedown notices.
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The process for tracking down instances of comment fraud at the FCC is, as its lawyers accurately portrayed in court, a fucking headache.
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When they received no hits against the federal database, a detective then began exploring genealogy in hopes of tracking down a possible lead.
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The tip was instrumental to tracking down Jeffs, said Eric Barnhart, special agent in charge of the FBI's Salt Lake City, Utah, bureau.
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The report also cites obsolete computers and software as additional roadblocks in tracking down how the cheating started, and who exactly is responsible.
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Since joining the FBI in 1995, Gavin has gained "broad experience," including tracking down white-collar crime, violent crime and organized crime matters.
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When the video made it to social media, the Internet began tracking down the identities of the suspects, tweeting clues to the police.
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Often, however, there are few repercussions for polluters, given the challenges of tracing the nurdles back to their origin and tracking down offenders.
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Just like with the launch of NRO's Mentor-7 eavesdropping satellite in late June, amateur satellite-spotters wasted no time tracking down Spike.
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Trump and White House officials have argued that states and local public health leaders are also responsible for tracking down much-needed supplies.
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To improve those outcomes, CDC officials took a much more active approach to tracking down patients and making sure they took their medicine.
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The practice is known as "contact tracing" and involves tracking down anyone who is infected, and then those they have had contact with.
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He's a veterinarian and an epidemiologist with the EcoHealth Alliance who was involved in tracking down the animal source for the SARS outbreak.
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Our assistant district attorneys now find themselves spending all of their time tracking down tangential information that may never be used in court.
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Authorities had a difficult time tracking down Linville and Bennett, who appeared to be on the run, knowing their freedom might be waning.
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Weinstein also reportedly retained the security firm Kroll to suppress the allegations, including tracking down photos of Weinstein and McGowan speaking in public.
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Tracking down these specific places was difficult as government record-keeping for black Americans was poor to nonexistent during Jim Crow and slavery.
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As is common in tracking down ancient customs,what counts as "garum" requires using the best available information to make an educated guess.
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In every episode of The Wire, the cops open up a new part of their case, tracking down leads or setting up evidence.
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The fantastic Nicholas Bagley and Adrianna McIntyre have done heroic work tracking down 26 separate executive actions that a Trump administration could take.
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ICE agents are tasked with tracking down people who are working and living illegally in the United States, so they can operate anywhere.
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Among the usual gas leaks — he had his own homemade instruments for tracking down these sneaky situations — there were some pretty uncommon smell situations.
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Former rebel pilot Norra Wexley is back in service tracking down Grand Admiral Rae Sloane, who is on her own chase after Gallius Rax.
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Bruno Kataoka filmed the encounter with a drone: Four whales tracking down what looks to be a juvenile shark as it attempts to flee.
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I'll spend the better part of next year tracking down the rest of Odyssey's collectibles, and I can't wait to get started. Just...what?
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Now on her own, Maggie makes her way as a freelance monster hunter, tracking down magical creatures that threaten the relative safety of Dinétah.
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Bloomberg makes clear that there haven't been any reports of Amazon employees or contractors actually abusing this power and tracking down users at home.
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Google can point you to all the apps that support Chromecast, but actually tracking down 4K shows and movies is, again, up to you.
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" Boseman responded, "What is, not only do I tell this man what I know, but I also assist him in tracking down the offender.
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Thursday's (April 6) Scandal episode, titled "Dead in the Water," was all about the Gladiators tracking down Huck (Guillermo Diaz), as the previews promised.
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Your first goal upon entering Freedom Town is tracking down a contact who can point you toward the person you're there to check on.
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Similar rules exist elsewhere, though they're proving almost impossible to enforce with technology changing fast and no reliable way of tracking down errant operators.
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A White House staffer who was in charge of tracking down and distributing positive news coverage about President Trump has resigned, according to Politico.
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Walters said Republicans also rely on more than 4,500 trained organizers, many of whom spend hours every week canvassing neighborhoods tracking down Republican votes.
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A true believer, I lost no time tracking down its slick approximation, zipping myself into it and styling it with some vintage Chanel tweeds.
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Besides a trophy, Moss doesn't tease any particular prize for tracking down every scroll, but it hardly mattered; finding them proved their own joy.
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Did at least three unnecessary CC emails to your boss showing you were tracking down someone for a problem you sort of maybe caused?
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In preparation for the show's final season, which premieres April 14, HBO has tasked fans around the globe with tracking down the hidden thrones.
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They encouraged me to try something ambitious that would add a human dimension to my reporting: tracking down a former detainee and visiting him.
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If investigators are unable to find an exact match there, a site such as GEDmatch is better for tracking down suspects through their relatives.
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Take, for instance, the friendship between Philip and next-door neighbor Stan Beeman (Noah Emmerich), an FBI agent tasked with tracking down Soviet spies.
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The download numbers, based on SensorTower data, are tracking down 3% in the third quarter of 2019 compared with last quarter, the analysts wrote.
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Then Ella goes missing, and Alice turns to Ellery Finch, a schoolmate who's an Althea Proserpine superfan, for help in tracking down her mother.
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Frieden recalled meeting a contact tracer in Guinea, a middle-aged man tasked with tracking down people who might have been exposed to Ebola.
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For meets, competitors travel with their favorite brands, so they don't have to worry about tracking down the right honey in an unfamiliar setting.
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The British were said to be tracking down about 90 percent of the buzz bombs, but they were raising hell with the Belgian population.
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He then gave us homework: tracking down our pensions, insurance policies, retirement accounts and anything else that will pass to heirs when we die.
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After tracking down enough funding to make the trip happen, Sama'an set off to Ramallah, Palestine in April 2019 to retrace Al-Bara'em's history.
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While the staff were all incredibly friendly and accommodating, it would require tracking down numerous staff and significant time to get any problem resolved.
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The new service lets you find a Mac after you've lost it or had it stolen, by tracking down its location on a map.
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"Security will stay tight for several days because military and police are still tracking down suspects," a senior police intelligence official said on Tuesday.
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It has made more progress tracking down a separate hacking episode in 2014, which compromised 500 million email accounts and was disclosed in September.
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We are also asking readers for help in tracking down information, and for suggestions on what issues related to the fire we should explore.
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Dan Taberski -- host of the "Missing Richard Simmons" podcast -- tried tracking down Richard's brother, Lenny, but reportedly had the door shut in his face.
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Tracking down the original version of the Kanye West- and Teyana Taylor-helmed "Christmas In Harlem" is far harder than it ought to be.
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Ordinarily, you'd have to either comb your inbox or screenshot your ride history in the app (still easier than tracking down and photographing paper receipts).
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After tracking down a relative in Los Angeles, she called George while he was living in Asia, and he pointed her toward Tamar in Hawaii.
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Since the couple went straight from the BBMAs to the chapel, tracking down what Turner's makeup looked like for her Vegas wedding is incredibly easy.
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In Facebook groups and in a Google Doc, relatives and friends sought help tracking down loved ones who might've been at Friday's Ghost Ship party.
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But one of them escapes, tracking down her model (Reese Witherspoon) and posing with her for an Instagram that doubles as a cry for help.
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Trump wants to hold these marketplaces accountable by gathering data on their supply chain, like tracking down the sellers and warehouses that distribute these goods.
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He's been involved in some top terrorism cases, including tracking down the al-Qaeda terrorist responsible for the 1998 US Embassy bombings in East Africa.
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It's such a mess that some lawyers have found it easier to have employees just drive from county to county tracking down records in person.
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So how do you go about tracking down the earliest possible recorded use of a word that started its life somewhere deep on the internet?
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While Trump later claimed he was joking, he seemed intent on tracking down the emails and asked people affiliated with his campaign to locate them.
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But tracking down the information about what a facility fee or triage will cost at your local hospital is incredibly difficult for patients, often impossible.
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Kobayashi was appointed trustee, and he set about tracking down all of Mt. Gox's assets as well as soliciting claims from customers and other creditors.
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Someone Knows Something So much of solving crimes is about tracking down the right people, because at the end of the day, someone knows something.
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In human cases of genetic disease, tracking down a rare mutation often works like this: You sequence the patient and then you sequence their parents.
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"Our cooperation is also aimed at collecting evidence and tracking down witnesses in Singapore as soon as possible," the task force said in a statement.
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Unfortunately, that's not where everyone drew the line, and we quickly saw something we've seen before: overzealous fans tracking down individual developers to harass them.
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Because the brand-tagging etiquette of Instagram hasn't totally spilled over to Snapchat yet, tracking down the exact maker of Williams' look required some sleuthing.
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However, after tracking down a man in the grocery store that he is so positive was Carrie's suspicious neighbor, Quinn swallows a pill of humility.
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Using GPS tracking and monitoring her bank-card activity, Reno mapped out the thief's route, eventually tracking down her car to a local discount store.
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After tracking down local fortunetellers and taking part in some of the secret rituals, we try to discern if there's any truth behind the sensationalism.
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For the last two decades, Linda Gertner Zatlin, a professor of English at Morehouse College in Atlanta, has been tracking down his artworks, including doodles.
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Those responding to an outbreak spend the bulk of their time tracking down those who have a virus and figuring out how that virus spread.
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There is generally a leader board, so in addition to financial remuneration, the researcher also gets bragging rights and public acclaim for tracking down bugs.
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While certainly a boon to privacy, what will happen when a European country asks the United States for support in tracking down a common adversary?
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It's discreet and capable, and it doesn't try to overreach, boiling fitness tracking down to its basics — out of necessity, given the product's small size.
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The comic is loosely themed around the idea of tracking down everyone who ever insulted or trolled the author, the "revenge fantasy" of the title.
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But she's more intent on tracking down Ben (Peter Krause), the vanishing fiancé who conned her out of her savings, her clients — and her heart.
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Exhausted advocates spent September tracking down tens of thousands of those immigrants, trying to do several months' worth of work in a matter of weeks.
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There were also many non-violent Nazi hunters who devoted their lives to tracking down war criminals, building a case, and bringing them to court.
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The NYPD Crime Stoppers and other officials in the department used social media to ask the public for help tracking down Sanchez and the vehicle.
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Uncovering a trove of old photographs from around Lebanon, the journalist Zaven Kouyoumdjian spent two years tracking down the people and places from the images.
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Officials also began tracking down other passengers on the flight the man took to Brazil and others who had contact with him in recent days.
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She is most likely to have been infected while overseas, and the government is tracking down others who were on the same tour, it added.
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The Green Light law prevents ICE from accessing license plates and other data that might assist them in tracking down criminal aliens on their own.
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"They're always tracking down old action-adventure series, either from the pulps or from '70s series like 'The Black Samurai,' " the owner Tony Jacobs says.
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When there is a surplus of funds, the money is diverted to fund law enforcement programs dedicated to tracking down individuals who unlawfully possess firearms.
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Tracking down Hunt and Graham Trinity was found dead in a duffel bag east of Los Angeles earlier this month, which triggered a major investigation.
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" As Stiles detailed on his blog, he ended up tracking down an obscure document from the park's file cabinets titled "The Delicate Arch Stabilization Project.
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Tracking down Baby Yoshi introduces several new "meta right" presses, and while, again, they're not disqualifying, Stefan is trying to eliminate as many as possible.
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The technology could be useful not only for catching at-large criminals, but also for quickly identifying suspects, and tracking down individuals who have gone missing.
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That's a term coined in a recent "Select All" article about men tracking down a woman who left-swiped them and sliding into their Instagram DMs.
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After decades spent tirelessly tracking down Nazi war criminals across the globe, the couple — now 213 and 2000, respectively — had finally settled into a quieter life.
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Tracking down such fugitives would be practically hopeless if not for a discovery made in 2014 by a team including Raman Sundrum, Chacko's colleague at Maryland.
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Archaeological sites in Italy have been plundered so extensively that its police force has a corps dedicated to tracking down treasures that are often smuggled abroad.
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I think the nicest romantic gesture anyone has done for me is tracking down that person, buying that guitar back and giving it to me again.
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DNA testing has aided law enforcement in some high-profile cases, including by tracking down the suspected Golden State Killer through a publicly accessible genetic database.
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It's a tricky question that we have attempted to answer by tracking down some of the best options from top brands like Garmin, Fitbit, and Apple.
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This puzzle ties to a real-world outdoor activity known as "geocaching," which involves tracking down hidden containers in the world using coordinates and GPS devices.
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If you've spent years tracking down the closest match to Tiffany Blue nail polish (only us?), good news: OPI is about to make things MUCH easier.
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In The Mortal Tally, Lenk is forced to save the city by tracking down the demon Khoth-Kapira, tempting him with promises of power and wealth.
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Name: Redeye RecordsLocation: Sydney, AustraliaYear opened: 1981Why it's cool: Redeye prides itself on tracking down rare, out-of-print, and unique Australian items for its customers.
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While his powers aren't super useful all the time, Erik is at least able to point Jessica in right and wrong directions when tracking down people.
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Tracking down the license plate of the suspicious neighbor's car, Conlin finds himself in a high tech business building applying for a job in private security.
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Evans, who writes about technology for Vice's Motherboard, spent two years digging up archives and tracking down subjects to add to the canon of internet pioneers.
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Nininger's journeys are exciting in their hardships and discoveries: wayfaring through Mexico in 1929, tracking down the "long lost" Huizopa specimen, sleuthing eyewitness accounts across continents.
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The whole point of an AirCard is to provide internet access that's not tied down to a fixed address, which made tracking down the owner tricky.
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I'd be much more into a movie about Tina tracking down Dark Wizards and Grindelwald's acolytes in America than another trip down into Newt's luggage zoo.
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The timing of the revelation that Kaspersky has been beneficial in tracking down NSA suspects coincides with a court appearance by Martin's defense team on Tuesday.
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It's true that ICE isn't actively tracking down immigrants the minute their work permits expire, and that most people whose DACA has expired haven't been detained.
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The administrative costs of updating and tracking down that information are estimated to be more than $2 billion dollars a year for the health-care industry.
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Naturally tracking down scammers in a foreign country — and perhaps not an overly friendly one — is a very different beast than catching and fining domestic operations.
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There are blog posts and Reddit threads dedicated to tracking down the source, so this is a pretty serious reveal...in the beauty world, at least.
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Investigators will also carry out forensic testing on the devices, looking for things like microscopic DNA traces, and tracking down where the particular components were purchased.
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But tracking down remnants of the UMG disaster has been a lesson in the limits of standard historical narratives and a reminder of music's illimitable plenteousness.
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Below, Vogel talks about being inspired by his father's work for the C.I.A., the similarities between spies and journalists, and tracking down Blake for an interview.
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Soon he and his staff went about tracking down as many as they could, spending roughly $2,500 on some 100 iPods of all varieties and vintages.
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It all comes down to identifying new cases, interviewing patients, tracking down anyone they came in contact with, and then monitoring the heck out of them.
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These lawyers often have to do tons of research, tracking down statements and bills and other paperwork, before they can truly get started with the litigation.
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"I have spoken with freelancers in the past that have had a lot of trouble tracking down payments for jobs they had already completed," Chin said.
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Today he is the rare collector who focuses on tracking down the original artwork behind the engravings on bank notes, stock certificates and other financial documents.
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"Landslide" by Jane Mayer and Doyle McManus is, like Mr. Bayh's book, out of print but well worth tracking down through used-book sellers and libraries.
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Imagine tracking down the perfect vintage Reyn Spooner, only to show up to the luau and find a half-dozen people wearing the same exact one.
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Pakistani officials have pushed back on the U.S. accusations and say they have done a great deal to help the United States in tracking down militants.
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The investigation involved reviewing thousands of documents, conducting interviews in the U.S., Spain, Venezuela and the United Kingdom, as well as tracking down various officials from Venezuela.
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The three students working on Dixon's case kept pushing, traveling to visit Dixon in prison, tracking down witnesses, and interviewing the key figures in his original trial.
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Along with said government figures arrives Dr. Ivo Robotnik (Jim Carrey), a brilliant, slightly bent scientist now fixated on tracking down and experimenting on our fuzzy friend.
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And now he's a bounty hunter, tracking down runaway slaves for the US Marshals Service and working to infiltrate the abolitionist group known as the Underground Airlines.
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While scientists already have a head start at tracking down the side effects of marijuana products in people, side effects in populations remain more of a mystery.
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Everyone is obsessing about Pokémon Go, the interactive game that sees users tracking down Pokémon on their mobiles while hanging around their city.
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But tracing and tracking down relatives can take several months - leaving them prey to child marriage, sexual abuse and forced labor in the meantime, aid agencies say.
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Hours after the shooting, officials told residents the shelter-in-place warning had been lifted and asked the public for help tracking down information about what happened.
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While tracking down a lead in her case, Phil ends up in the middle of a murder at an adult video store (run by puppets, of course).
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The city health department said that it would enforce the order by checking vaccination records and tracking down individuals who have been in contact with infected individuals.
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Every day or so they needed a story to file, and they spent their lives scrounging for copy—digging for leads, tracking down facts, conspiring for quotes.
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After tracking down an animated version of the producer's beloved feline companion, Meowingtons (who has a staggering 17.6K followers on Instagram), it's time to hit the road.
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Reporting means tracking down real sources, verifying them, corroborating them against other reliable sources, and then clearing away the opinions to present the public with factual information.
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After tracking down contact info for Ryan's staff in the speaker's office, he still needed to figure out which West Wing staffers were still on the job.
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Also included in the update: Apple's new "Find My AirPods" feature for tracking down misplaced AirPods and updates to Siri that let you ask for cricket scores.
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Internet Archive also credits Stephen Balbach, who worked with Doerr and the Internet Archive, tracking down and verifying Wikipedia archives and writing programs to fix data errors.
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Her task is to eliminate the threat, which includes tracking down a Light junkie named Zola, who might hold the key to what Chu is looking for.
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To see more explicit non-static imagery, one would have had to go to the trouble of attending a peep show or tracking down a stag film.
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He's signaled to ICE agents that they have a lot of latitude when it comes to tracking down undocumented immigrants, and they've taken the message to heart.
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Worried family members are calling on the Atlanta community for help in tracking down a 21-year-old college student who has been missing since early Thursday.
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They taught me how to write about their lives, even if it sometimes meant screwing in a light bulb or tracking down a missing set of keys.
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Michael Bennett, who goes by the username "nuggetnoggin," filmed himself opening the phone's waterproof case, pulling it out perfectly intact, charging it, and tracking down the owner.
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But Cullen scored again, simply by tracking down the puck behind the goal line, despite being hounded by Brassard, who had missed Saturday's game with the flu.
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Kratos' ultimate goal in previous games has ranged anywhere from tracking down and killing a god to declaring war on every god for how they've wronged him.
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When he's not tracking down El Chapo or making movies, Sean Penn just wants to sit down with a glass of Pinot Grigio and watch The Bachelor.
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That means that the authorities are belatedly tracking down possible witnesses and documents that could be harder to find now that the regulatory case has been settled.
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When a city medicine man comes to him for help tracking down the cure, Irezumi must return to the mountains and face his grief a final time.
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As a longtime designer resale and thrift store aficionado, I find few things more satisfying than tracking down accouterments that whisper "Fabriqué à Paris" — without paying retail.
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Tracking down immigrants at courthouses, because it's guaranteed to be a safe place for an officer to make an arrest, is perfectly in line with that philosophy.
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He's pulled back into a life of intrigue when his old CIA pal Felix Leiter (Jeffrey Wright) shows up looking for help tracking down a missing scientist.
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Emika Chen is a teenage hacker who makes ends meet as a bounty hunter, tracking down players who bet illegally on the virtual-reality video game Warcross.
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The FBI is still awaiting official confirmation via dental records and is still in the process of tracking down the people responsible for her abduction and death.
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But the FBI can and should exert due diligence in tracking down any available leads that will be uncovered by a renewed acquaintance with Carla F. Bad.
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The film stars comedian Melissa McCarthy as a detective who is tasked with tracking down a serial killer in a world in which puppets and humans coexist.
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Years later, and frustrated at the lack of action, O'Brien took things into his own hands, tracking down one of the priests to an institution in Cork.
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But Matthew Green, an assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins Information Security Institute, said it would also be useful for tracking down a fugitive like El Chapo.
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As one of the most customizable smartwatches out there, you can download new apps and workouts that fit your style and customize tracking down to reps and time.
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But the consequences are very real – from the difficulty of tracking down the perpetrator and holding them to the task of erasing the stolen content off the internet.
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New research suggests this is very much the case, and that dogs form a mental picture in their mind of the target when they're tracking down a scent.
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A young bounty hunter for the US Marshall Service, Victor, is tasked with tracking down runaway slaves and returning them to the businesses that claim ownership of them.
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His client list was astonishing: He'd worked for Winston Churchill in tracking down the British leader's "wayward daughter" when she threatened to get married to an "unsuitable" American.
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No arrests have been made over the shooting at this time, but the police asked the public's help in tracking down a suspect — Eric Holder, 29 — on Monday.
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Police in San Diego are asking for the public's assistance in tracking down a man they claim is burning and attacking homeless people as they sleep, PEOPLE confirms.
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But unlike, say, tracking down the endless blast shards in Infamous or floating feathers in Assassin's Creed, Odyssey has actually made me want to collect all the things.
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Older than Newt, Theseus was a hero during the First World War and subsequently tasked with tracking down Gellert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp), the greatest Dark wizard before Voldemort.
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But given the difficulty of studying the incredibly subtle remains of the fungus itself, you can imagine the sheer unlikeliness of tracking down any trace of its prey.
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However, the more difficult issue is tracking down the hackers who had thusly swiped data from unsuspecting buyers of #NeverHillary stickers or a Make America Great Again wristband.
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Our own reviewer had so much trouble even tracking down a Switch that it should not be surprising how many "replica" Switch 3d printing plans are floating around.
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Chief of Detectives Melissa Staples said video from home surveillance systems played a key role in tracking down a car believed to be used in the attempted robbery.
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The largest award of the year was $112,500, a nice chunk of change, for tracking down a Pixel phone exploit as part of the Android Security Rewards Program.
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"Our Drug Task Force does an excellent job of tracking down illicit drug traffic on our highways, particularly U.S. 59," said Sheriff Troy Nehls in a press release.
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Thanks to Serial, millions of listeners became obsessed with the minutiae of cell phone tower pings, tracking down decade-old eyewitnesses, and endlessly debating Syed's guilt or innocence.
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Al has been tracking down Lee Harvey Oswald, trying to determine if he was the sole individual that killed Kennedy so he could then stop the President's assassination.
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My thought bubble: When the nonstop Twitter-sized news cycle makes everything seem like the biggest and newest deal ever, tracking down historical context is a worthy exercise.
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As much as you hate to filing your taxes this spring, the IRS has ways of tracking down your income and making sure you pay what you owe.
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" "It's really a slam at the intelligence community, who was responsible for tracking down Osama bin Laden, and reflects, I think, his complete ignorance about what that took.
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However, if we'd had trouble finding them, tracking down a sales associate would have taken some time — it was a ghost town in that part of the store.
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" "It's really a slam at the intelligence community, who was responsible for tracking down Osama bin Laden, and reflects, I think, his complete ignorance about what that took.
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Seems to be a bottle of Tres Alegres Compadres Extra Anejo -- and, to be honest, we're having a hard time tracking down a price point on a bottle.
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Tracking down those parents and reaffirming they in fact do want their child to remain in the US without them proved difficult when the parents numbered one dozen.
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Mr. Hondros returned too, tracking down people he'd documented, most famously Joseph Duo, a fighter he'd photographed shirtless and leaping for joy after firing a rocket at rebels.
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They met in Havana in 1948 when Mr. Hotchner was working for Cosmopolitan magazine, tracking down well-known people and persuading them to write something serious for Cosmopolitan.
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The Lagos state health commissioner, Akin Abayomi, said on Saturday Nigerian officials were experiencing "some challenges" in tracking down people who were on the flight with the Italian.
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For Bobby, this means tracking down his former fixer, Hall (Terry Kinney), who has been in seaside seclusion up in lobster country since the sabotage scheme was exposed.
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No manufacturers make 8-track tapes today, so the entire box set had to be created by tracking down existing tapes and then turning them into new releases.
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Likewise, with the case being bi-coastal -- Smoke was killed in L.A. but lived in NYC -- cops have had to spend extra time and effort tracking down people.
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"We have more important things for the Department of Justice to do than tracking down doctors or epileptics using medical marijuana legally in their state," he said. Sen.
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We asked Dan Levin, the reporter who wrote the story, about the months he spent tracking down members of the Class of 2000 and conducting sometimes heartbreaking interviews.
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Though none of the partners are Jewish, they decided that they would need the buy-ins of the founders' heirs, so they began tracking down living family members.
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Another Chinese initiative involves tracking down importers of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometers, which are used by underground drug laboratories in China to analyze their products' chemical structures.
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To better understand thylacines, Dr. Berns spent two years tracking down two preserved Tasmanian tiger brains, one at the Smithsonian Institution and the other at the Australian Museum.
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But Arnold Ridgeway, the slave-catcher in Colson Whitehead's novel, and August Pullman, in "Underground," are Ahab-like characters, privately and demonically obsessed with tracking down specific fugitives.
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Italy's archaeological venues have been plundered so extensively that the country set up a police corps dedicated to tracking down treasures which are dug up and smuggled abroad.
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Assistant curators for the exhibition spent months tracking down a handful of the original costumes, bringing them together for the first time since the night of the party.
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"Police are tracking down samples of all the food that the family had consumed on their journey from Quetta to Karachi," said Tahir Noorani, a senior police official.
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If you want a higher level of service, like 24/7 availability and help tracking down lost luggage, you'll have to pay for the $25 per month premium plan.
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From managing streaming plans and tracking down cable channels, to learning a few new languages (Puhutko suomea?), keeping tabs on the next generation can be a full-time job.
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That film marked Ford's first appearance as Rick Deckard, a lean, oft-tipsy, emotionally akimbo Los Angeles robot-hunter tasked with tracking down on-the-lam androids (or "replicants").
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Some of what goes into obituary writing, like any other journalistic endeavor, follows basic fundamentals: deciding who and what is newsworthy, tracking down sources, and getting the facts straight.
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Lucky for you, we made the search a little easier by tracking down the best piercing studios in New York — and exactly who you should make your appointment with.
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After Cirrus' report, KeyBanc's Vinh and Wang wrote they believed that iPhone 7 component orders were tracking down 15 to 20 percent compared to the second half of 2015.
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But instead of prepping bananas, workers in the field have to comb through datasets with hundreds of thousands of entries, tracking down missing values and remove any formatting errors.
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When Avinash told Venmo about the phone handoff, they recommended he contact the LAPD, which pledged to investigate but has shown little sign of tracking down the missing phones.
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You might want to start tracking down a Groupon for tickets to the 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards, because breakout comedy star Tiffany Haddish is hosting its upcoming broadcast.
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When siblings Soren and Claudia are charged with tracking down the heroes, they often choose to be supportive of one another even at the expense of ruining a mission.
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That's probably why I had no trouble tracking down fake porn videos of Scarlett Johansson on Pornhub just now — a site that had supposedly "banned" deepfakes ten months ago.
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Newt, Tina, and the gang spend an inordinate amount of time tracking down all those creatures, which keeps them busy while the plot itself unspools, seemingly in the background.
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Ellsbury was injured crashing into the wall while tracking down a fly ball by Kansas City SS Alcides Escobar on May 24 and has been on the DL since.
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Although Corbell does an admirable job of tracking down the key players in Lazar's story for interviews, his film doesn't pretend to definitively settle the veracity of Lazar's story.
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The episode buoys between Laurie's time with Nora and Matt tracking down the afterlife-blasting physicists, and her time on the ranch with Kevin, Sr., Grace, John, and Michael.
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Newt Scamander (played by Oscar-winner Eddie Redmayne) is a magizoologist who was kicked out of Hogwarts and is now on a worldwide adventure tracking down various magical creatures.
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Ur Online's researchers are tracking down artifacts, some of them forgotten and unlabeled in museum storehouses, and combing through photos, notes and sketches from the Woolleys and their colleagues.
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But the government has no contact information for the deported parents of 26 children, and Sabraw urged the parties involved to "pay particular attention" to tracking down those parents.
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Phil has a promising assignment tracking down the wild kids from D.C. who crashed a party in Potomac, Md., raped the teenage hostess and stole her mother's $50,000 bracelet.
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"The mingling of two entirely separate worlds — organized crime and violent Islamic extremism — has hugely complicated the task of tracking down suspects," Vivienne Walt wrote recently for Time magazine.
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Before Fuqaha's death, Hamas kept tensions in check, making sure its militants tested rockets by firing them into the sea, and tracking down rival groups that fire into Israel.
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Dedicate one hour a week to tracking down four to six pieces of content (articles, videos, photos, quotes) on topics you want people to begin associating with your name.
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With only a few patients to treat, public health officials in countries without large outbreaks can also focus on tracking down everyone a sick patient came into contact with.
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The Chinese government is tracking down people on social platforms like Twitter and WeChat who share what officials consider to be negative information about the coronavirus outbreak, Vice reports.
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We asked Dan Levin, the National reporter who wrote the story, about the months he spent tracking down members of the Class of 2000 and conducting sometimes heartbreaking interviews.
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But Cindy Axne wants to join extreme liberals to abolish ICE, an immigration agency responsible for enforcing our borders and tracking down criminals who are in the US illegally.
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Ferrante's team has reportedly been tracking down documents and conducting interviews in an effort to verify certain claims in the dossier, which contains allegations about Trump's ties to Russia.
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He even made a pilgrimage to meet Twain, starting in San Francisco and trekking across the American continent before finally tracking down the great man in Elmira, New York.
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Of the $1.2 billion, Jevans estimates that only about 20 percent or less has been recovered, noting that global law enforcement agencies have their hands full tracking down these criminals.
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Aware of the looming danger, Russian law enforcement agencies have spent the last few years methodically preparing for the event — tracking down radical groups, installing security equipment and conducting drills.
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That means that I have to go through the return process, which requires clicking a few buttons, and then going back and tracking down the item on the website again.
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Some real NINcompoops will try and convince you that the Purest Feeling demos are worth tracking down, but the official versions of cuts like "That's What I Get" should suffice.
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If you have seen something like an IP address, an email address or any type of identifiable information before, the system remembers, helping analysts save valuable time tracking down issues.
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In addition to working her own cases, Jessica also does odd jobs for Jeri Hogarth (yes, of Hogarth Chao & Benowitz), like delivering subpoenas and tracking down evidence for Jeri's lawsuits.
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In March 2016, special investigator Karsten von Hoesslin took on a daunting task: tracking down whoever fatally shot four people in the middle of the ocean, and figuring out why.
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The novel's primary concern is tracking down a possible serial killer who is hunting murderers who either escaped justice entirely or who might have been handed too light a sentence.
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French forensic experts are examining DNA traces found at Kim Kardashian West's apartment in the hopes of tracking down the men who robbed her at gunpoint, according to Paris media.
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He did not start for three straight games due to a nerve injury in his left elbow after tracking down a fly ball by Toronto's Ryan Goins on May 1.
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Much of The Problem with Apu is spent tracking down Azaria's agent and trying to set up an interview to hear what the man has to say to defend himself.
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Another tactic is asking someone to describe an event that police can verify, to then obtain evidence for it occurring, such as asking their whereabouts and tracking down CCTV footage.
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In January 13, he also helped create the CIA station entirely devoted to tracking down and understanding Al Qaeda, codenamed Alex (seen in the opening shots of The Looming Tower).
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When we first meet Ivy, she's eking out a living in Oakland tracking down cheating husbands, dodging muggers on her doorstep, and drinking her way through the local bar scene.
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In Paul Verhoeven's cat-and-mouse thriller — based on the French novel Oh… by Philippe Djian — Huppert plays Michèle Leblanc, a businesswoman tracking down the man who sexually assaulted her.
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The stock has shed about 22 percent this year, compared with a 42 percent gain in an index tracking down real estate firms trading in the São Paulo Stock Exchange.
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The researchers traced Dark Caracal's activity to the building controlled by the GDGS, one of Lebanon's intelligence agencies, by tracking down devices that Dark Caracal used to test its malware.
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So when those laws pass, ICE has to do things the hard way: tracking down immigrants after they're released from jail, for example, instead of just picking them up directly.
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The security of websites has been and remains the responsibility of the owners and operators of the websites - ICANN is not involved in protecting web sites or tracking down hackers.
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Putting aside the legally questionable activity of tracking down SNES game ROMs — cartridges turned into computer files, basically — there's also a possibility of breaking your precious, hard-to-find Classic.
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A young black man named Victor works as a bounty hunter for the US Marshals Service, and he's tasked with tracking down a runaway from the "Hard Four" slaveholding states.
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While CMS is right to make sure public funds are used wisely, the current audit process targets prescribers' medical records instead of tracking down systemic efforts to defraud the government.
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The primary benefit to debt consolidation is that after consolidating, you only have one payment to make each month instead of tracking down the information for a handful of lenders.
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Interpol and ECPAT said victim identification is key to tracking down offenders, because abuse material is often made by those close to the victims, such as teachers and care givers.
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We'd have human-like robots called replicants Harrison Ford's character, Rick Deckard, is tasked with tracking down rogue replicants -- robots who look and act like humans -- and retiring (killing) them.
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At the peak of the epidemic, Denino posted a video titled "A Terrorist Is Trying to Ruin My Life," in which he tearfully asked for help tracking down the swatter.
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As the accompanying NPR feature says, it's remixed from the original source material, a process that apparently took seven years and much tracking down of old, unreleased masters and whatnot.
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In fact, at this very moment, we are pouring countless resources into tracking down both Ray Parker Jr. and Max von Sydow to aid us in this ever-pressing query.
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Last year, the Toronto police said in a press conference that they would not be investigating Avid Life Media, and would instead focus their efforts on tracking down the hackers.
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Take latest single "Stick In A Five And Go" where lyricist and singer Jason Williamson tells the story of tracking down an online Twitter troll and paying him a visit.
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The series followed Lindsay and her co-host Travis Mills tracking down people who had "ghosted" on their friends, family, or partners and attempting to get closure for the ghostees.
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The House physician's office had been aggressive in tracking down potential contacts, compiling a list of people who were in close proximity and asking questions like whether they shook hands.
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They're given the job of tracking down Bonnie and Clyde, the infamous criminals who were turned into romantic outsiders — a reputation cemented by the landmark 1967 film named for them.
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Ms. Vuong, who is now a lawyer in San Francisco, spent years seeking her family's rescuers, tracking down and scrutinizing maritime ship registries and logs, union rolls and other documents.
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About 100 workers in a gymnasium across the street from the drive-through site have been tasked with tracking down the 3,600 Shincheonji members believed to be living in Goyang.
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For the new documentary, which also addresses black women's relationship with the #MeToo movement, they spent two years tracking down Ms. Dixon and other women with accusations against Mr. Simmons.
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Yet the player perhaps most vital to Pittsburgh's hopes of tracking down Super Bowl champion and longtime nemesis New England by the end of January was nowhere to be found.
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We asked Dan Levin, the National reporter who wrote the story, about the months he spent tracking down the students from the Class of 2000, and conducting sometimes heartbreaking interviews.
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Chief Fausto Picardo, the department's chief of patrol, has also posted on Twitter asking people in New York for help finding Sanchez and tracking down the men who took her.
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Local and federal law enforcement in Suffolk County have been focused on tracking down MS-13 members, who police say are responsible for 17 murders there in the last 18 months.
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Rather than tracking down wild animals to vaccinate them — a difficult prospect for African primates — officials could simply lace bait with the vaccine and wait for the animals to ingest it.
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After tracking down a coyote, Lambert follows further tracks in the snow — this time, the tracks lead not to a predator but to a teenage girl, frozen in the icy landscape.
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As for tracking down which mini princess (or prince!) may have received a wig containing real princess hair, it's a hopeless task, says Creese, who adds that many donations are anonymous.
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Eight's friends were all too stereotypically "rebellious" to be fun, and the whole plot about them tracking down and murdering those responsible for the lab experiments was just boring for me.
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In addition to tracking down acquisition documents linked to Apple attorney Gene Levoff, the site also spoke to an anonymous tipster in contact with an Apple employee who confirmed the acquisition.
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The project started a couple years ago with James writing on his own and tracking down Smashing Pumpkins' James Iha—who was the only name on his list of desired producers.
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For the older films, when lightsabers, blasters, and ships were cobbled together with found parts and ingenuity, that meant tracking down the original items and handcrafting perfect replicas at incredible cost.
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While this may be due more to the difficulties of tracking down original prints than anything else, it does seem to add one more facet to the programs' interests in palimpsest.
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Legal experts said that the break in a decades-old murder case showed the potential value for genetic searches when resolving long-cold cases or tracking down suspects for major crimes.
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Also sucked into this world is federal agent Brad Wolgast (Paul-Mark Gosselaar), who is tasked with tracking down an orphaned young girl, Amy (Saniyya Sidney) who may hold humankind's salvation.
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The investigation had been hard enough—the last thing he wanted was to blow his cover and to spend an extra few months tracking down the gang as its members scattered.
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This isn't unusual for Anderson, who spends much of her day either at court or tracking down clients in jail—a task that's become increasingly difficult over the past few months.
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A home dressmaker, seeing on the street a sleeve cap from a blouse, might be prohibited from borrowing the shape without somehow tracking down the copyright owner and paying a fee.
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It's possible all those collectibles are worth tracking down or easy to ignore, but right now, my concern is whether Guerrilla Games managed to do more than craft a compelling mythology.
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North Carolina police have reportedly been having difficulty tracking down a white woman who was captured on video earlier this month harassing two black women in an apartment complex's parking lot.
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"I am proud of the dedication my officer showed in tracking down and linking the Gabriel triplets to this case," said Detective Chief Inspector Hayoukane on Friday after the court proceedings.
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And by tracking down what claims to be the oldest functioning bookstore in the world, the Livraria Bertrand in Lisbon, with its logo displaying 1732, Carrión demonstrates that survival is possible.
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In New York, surveillance video was cited as an important aid in tracking down the man later convicted of setting off a bomb in 2016 in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan.
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Part of the reason that Singapore is so proactive about tracking down every single COVID-19 case is because the country was hard-hit by the SARS outbreak in 2002-2003.
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They are collecting artifacts and interviewing locals who were protected by the bunker, as well as tracking down the people who were forced to built it, about whom little is known.
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Duterte said there was a "prize" of a million pesos ($20163,175) for tracking down each convict still at large, after less than 700 of them heeded his call for their surrender.
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But it's not bad as cultish science-fiction curiosities go, with the intellectual suspense balancing the soap-opera mechanics of the returnees tracking down the loose ends of their previous lives.
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The task of tracking down former regime agents who were willing to explain their roles in the system was simplified by the fact that so many had defected from the government.
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Delta Air Lines and health officials are tracking down people who came in contact with a Japanese couple who tested positive for the novel coronavirus after flying to Japan from Hawaii.
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Ex-felons must submit certified court documentation of each felony conviction — documents that can be difficult to secure for those unable to spend time and money tracking down records in courthouses.
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The collages were scattered throughout the country, some in private collections and some in institutions, so tracking down some of the pieces took personal memories and connections on behalf of the curators.
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Killjoys is about three agents who work for the Reclamation Apprehension Coalition (RAC), a loose union of bounty hunters who will pick up any contract, from delivering cargo to tracking down criminals.
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Timeless follows a history professor, a soldier, and an engineer as they're tasked with tracking down a stolen time machine, and discover that there's plans underway to attempt to change the past.
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Three years later, Angus' sharp nose is a pro at tracking down the superbug and is being put to use in a first-of-its-kind pilot program at the Canadian hospital.
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Saved in America is a San Diego–based nonprofit made up of former Navy SEALS and police officers who, as licensed private investigators, assist parents and law enforcement in tracking down runaways.
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Even the Obama administration, which was more aggressive in prosecuting leakers than any before it, didn't bother tracking down the source of, let alone seeking punishment for, the overwhelming majority of leaks.
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I just want to listen to the new Kendrick Lamar album; I don't want to have to assemble the album myself, tracking down all the songs and including them in a playlist.
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In a July speech, the attorney general said it prevents U.S. law enforcement from tracking down criminals at the helm of drug cartels and even some individuals who are responsible for murder.
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Tasks like tracking down legal documents, extracting key information and drawing up hiring offers or funding term sheets add up to make lawyers expensive, even if they're constantly repeating mindless busy work.
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Through the 1960s and 1970s, he joined many others in monitoring reports of aerial anomalies, tracking down reams of redacted official reports and swapping theories about credible sightings and government cover-ups.
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Ms. Haun led the prosecution of the federal agents who stole money from the online black market Silk Road when they were supposed to be tracking down the leader of the site.
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All the while, she's juggling some personal issues, including office conflicts, love triangles, and tracking down the truth behind the death of her mother, a prominent anti-apartheid activist in South Africa.
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The Great Read We tried tracking down the holy grail of American sports memorabilia — the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Cup, given to the first pro football champions — which has been missing since 1920.
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Decades after the killings terrified communities throughout California, authorities tracked down DeAngelo using data from a genealogy website where people submit their DNA results in hopes of tracking down relatives and ancestors.
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Tracking down the original owner is part of a long process to confront a dark chapter of the company history that Mr. Oetker's children could only begin after his death in 2007.
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Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), part of the Department of Homeland Security, however, has set up a dedicated task force for tracking down those who launder their proceeds with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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John C. Reilly and Joaquin Phoenix star as brothers and guns-for-hire who connect with a detective played by Jake Gyllenhaal while tracking down a man accused of robbery (Riz Ahmed).
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Tracking down Future's money is like trying to find a "magician in a room of smoke and mirrors" ... so claims Rocko, who wants a judge to help him secure the rapper's financials.
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And I was having a tough time tracking down a shadowy team of scientists willing to conduct genetic experiments on me that might kill me but might also bestow me with superhuman strength.
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While at the helm of the WTA's account, Qai Qai took fans around the tennis complex in Melbourne, tracking down Williams on her practice court and catching a few moments in the shade.
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Adding to the intrigue, new accounts have also emerged claiming Watkins was approached last summer by a government official who knew about the relationship and tried to get her help tracking down leakers.
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The Prometheus Man by Scott Reardon CIA agent Tom Blake stumbles on a major case when a pile of bodies is discovered in Paris: tracking down the subject of a secret government program.
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One of Chabad's lead attorneys, Steven Lieberman, told BuzzFeed News that the group has been tracking down Russian assets in the years since the sanctions order, and issued subpoenas to US financial institutions.
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Another witness, Chris Shelton — who drove past the scene as the shots were fired — lost touch with investigators after getting a new phone, before only recently tracking down the number to reach them.
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The reality show host, who popularized the phrase referring to people being duped into online relationships, immediately offered his services in tracking down the mystery man after learning of Dina's situation last week.
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He and his staff spent many months chasing down sorana seeds, poring over European catalogs, interrogating exporters and tracking down farmers until, at last, he purchased a modest amount and had them planted.
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Another series set in that period, Netflix's "Narcos," spent two seasons tracking down Pablo Escobar, only to see new players fill the void once Colombian authorities gunned down the drug kingpin in 1993.
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We took all the hard work of tracking down the best deals, so all you have to do is scroll down and find a brilliant 4K smart TV that we think you'll love.
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Decades after the killings terrified communities throughout California, authorities tracked down the suspect using data from an ancestry website where people submit their DNA results in hopes of tracking down relatives and ancestors.
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This requires extensive meetings with the condemned client, consulting (hiring, and collaborating with) specialized experts, tracking down old witnesses and jurors – and many other things that take time, lots of time – and money.
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Given the lack of prior action, members and staffers may have become emboldened over time, but it now appears the Trump administration has been quietly tracking down the source of some news articles.
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He had been among the first to cross the border, entering West Berlin for the first time in his life — and he was intent on tracking down Mr. Schmemann to relay the news.
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But we equally need to pressure the Venezuelan government and to fight the migration of ill-gotten gains, tracking down those in government and business who are also to blame for this shipwreck.
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Ms. Velázquez said she had been inundated with calls: people in Puerto Rico asking for food and supplies and New Yorkers needing help tracking down relatives as lines of communication were cut off.
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He began looking into blockchain technology last summer, he said, and realized that it could solve a perennial problem for photographers — proving ownership of their images, tracking down copyright violators, and getting paid.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Burton's brother Guy, 33, has developed his passion for old-cut diamonds, tracking down rare, high-quality antique stones from around the world for use in the creation of bespoke pieces.
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I got curious about the places I didn't know, so I looked online and found a blog run by another fan of the show, Marc Valdez, who was tracking down and documenting locations.
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Still, while Hadid doesn't have a massive collection (nothing near as big as Hailey Bieber's 19 and Dakota Johnson's 10), her designs are totally worth tracking down, which is exactly what we did.
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But the FBI can and should exert due diligence in tracking down any available leads... Read more... James A. Gagliano is a CNN law enforcement analyst and a retired FBI supervisory special agent.
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They are being put through a two-week training course and will be responsible for maintaining public safety, tracking down any Islamic State fighters in hiding, preventing revenge killings and generally keeping order.
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They found time for a few wallet-friendly adventures, including exploring Melbourne's beautiful parks, visiting a lake that's tinted pink thanks to its natural algae, and tracking down museums that offer free admission.
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When I am reviewing a product, part of the job is tracking down its page on the manufacturer's website so that I can link to the exact build of the device I am reviewing.
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Green worked for nearly a decade to piece together Guy's full story, unearthing old archives, transferring unseen nitrate films onto digital platforms, and tracking down the director's descendants in a desperate attempt for information.
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But when it comes to tracking down what Kavanaugh calls the "travelers" -- trafficking victims that are moved all around the United States -- the app may be more useful in showing movement across state lines.
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And it also involved tracking down the descendants of the murderers and the victims and finding as many as I could to record their oral histories and to see what documents they might have.
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A large part of the early-in-the-season intrigue is tracking down Jessica's ex-boyfriend Justin Foley (Brandon Flynn), who ran away from home and is now living on the streets of Oakland.
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Uganda's toll may rise soon: The WHO and the Ugandan health ministry are currently tracking down the contacts of a DRC woman who visited Uganda on July 11 to sell fish in a market.
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Clearly, not even the fact that Jenner only wore the H&M bra once on Snapchat — where videos and images disappear after 24 hours — could dissuade eager shoppers from tracking down the exact item.
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That can mean, in the case of an app like our own, tracking down a bookmark button and then deducing that there are certain process that users would go through to use its functionality.
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S. Attorney Chuck Rhoades (played by Paul Giamatti) ping pongs around Upper and Midtown Manhattan, tracking down power players at hot spots from Barney Greengrass to Marea, trying to get an important deal done.
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Why it matters: The deadly contagious virus can only be halted by tracking down people who may have been in contact with infected patients and taking steps to quarantine and vaccinate them, experts say.
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On one hand, campaigns that spend millions of dollars identifying voters can use updated results to chase ballots, tracking down those most likely to support them to make sure their ballots are turned in.
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A U.S. Homeland Security official and cryptocurrency analysts told CNBC in August that law enforcement is getting better at tracking down illegal activity in bitcoin, causing some to turn to more encrypted digital currencies.
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On a second visit with Thompson, I watched another dog, a 3-year-old Malinois named Annie, completely lose focus on tracking down a bone when she encountered several pigs in a nearby field.
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The House of Houdini, a museum in Budapest's historic Castle district, seeks to shed light on the illusionist's roots with a display of memorabilia and a research team tracking down documents about his life.
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Much like Jello Biafra stumbling upon 's "Politicians in My Eyes" single or Stephen "Sugar" Segerman and Craig Bartholomew-Strydom tracking down Detroit musician , McGowan excavated Lightstorm from the depths of a record crate.
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Tracking down this art was not easy and Lescaze had to delve into a diverse array of institutional and private archives, with some of the pieces published for the first time in the book.
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Word of mouth made it a destination of choice for gastronomes in an era when tracking down what today is standard fare, like Italian parsley, would have required a dragnet of the city's greenmarkets.
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After publishing the final volume of "History of the Fourth Republic," Ms. Elgey revisited her memoir, fact-checking her memories and tracking down the German soldier who had set her and her mother free.
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Now, new evidence brings us the first public insight into the case that sparked it's own Netflix film and brings police one step closer to discovering and tracking down the serial murderer at-large.
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Monique Abrishami, an attorney for the Justice Department, suggested to Kelly that he wouldn't have had trouble tracking down the flights if Menendez had simply disclosed them in the first place, according to Politico.
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"We have made incredible progress tracking down crop wild relatives that could hold the key to food&aposs survival," Marie Haga, the outgoing executive director of the Crop Trust, said in a press release.
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To locate potential recipients of the reparations, the Justice Department created the Office of Redress Administration; but the process of tracking down eligible people was laborious and time-consuming, and former internees were dying.
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For Drootin, Master of None's penultimate season two episode, "Amarsi Un Po'," hinged on the titular Lucio Battisti song, and tracking down the rights holder — Battisti's widow, Grazia Letizia Veronese — was a herculean effort.
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Task force members will include art-theft squad police from Italy's Carabinieri military police force, known internationally for tracking down stolen and looted artworks, as well as art historians and Italian-trained restoration experts.
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An international treaty called CITES, which governs the trade of plants and animals, wants to stamp out cheetah supplies in African and Gulf nations by tracking down dealers on social media and e-commerce sites.
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HHS said its process of confirming someone is a parent with no dangerous criminal history is complicated because of inconsistent government records, lengthy background checks, and trouble tracking down parents who have already been paroled.
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A huge word-of-mouth hit for BBC America, Killing Eve saw Oh play the role of an intelligence officer in England who becomes obsessed with tracking down the psychopathic woman assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer).
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Most people don't have to worry about the hard work of tracking down a spare signal from a far-away TV station somewhere, because that station probably has both a website and a YouTube channel.
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He was last seen in New York, tracking down some of his escaped fantastic beasts before getting embroiled in a larger plot with the infamous dark wizard Grindelwald who wants to conquer the wizarding world.
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Entire forums have been devoted over the years to tracking down, discussing, and analyzing spoilers from upcoming seasons and individual episodes, to the extent that Game of Thrones spoilers practically have their own sub-fandom.
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In the middle of March, Smart had surgery on his right thumb after he injured it tracking down a loose ball, making the play seen below his first taste of live basketball in six weeks.
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He's active on the boards, someone who'll draw fouls tracking down an offensive rebound, and opponents are only shooting 228 percent at the rim when he and Davis share the floor—an incredibly impressive number.
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By now it was late, and my wife and children had skipped the flight back to Kansas City, stayed over with family in Fort Worth, and they were now tracking down the right bail bondsman.
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Amazon eventually figured it out, but you can only imagine how stressful it might have been for the technical teams who spent hours tracking down the cause of the outage so they could restore service.
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Search-and-rescue operations and an international humanitarian effort to help the victims picked up speed, with emergency officials fanning out across the stricken areas and tracking down people who were missing or in distress.
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Until U.S. social media companies begin to apply their advanced analytic capabilities to tracking down the foreign trolls who have run amok on their networks, they will only be scratching the surface of the problem.
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And even one that seems like a clear winner in the age of ubiquitous internet surveillance is less helpful than it seems: When tracking down cheap flights online, it's best to turn off all tracking.
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Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan told AP Thursday a Pakistani official in their Washington, D.C. embassy approached both social media giants about tracking down Pakistanis -- at home or abroad -- who make blasphemous statements online.
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However, locating the proper equipment and figuring out how to transport it to the rugged mountaintop has proved difficult, as did tracking down a drilling rig and power generator that could be airlifted by helicopter.
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Tracking down all of a given patient's contacts is difficult in the best of circumstances, the thinking goes, and resources are scarce enough that giving drugs to people who are not yet sick sounds extravagant.
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Health officials then scrambled to retrace his history, tracking down eight people he had socialized with at a group lunch and 37 more who were in the clinic when he showed up for medical help.
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In 2018, Mr. Kramer, the Harvard scholar, was in Moscow and tried to assist the two historians in tracking down Stuart, who conceivably was still alive, as no records of his death could be found.
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If you're wondering why law enforcement has put so many man hours into tracking down Miller's alleged dealers -- the feds say "fentanyl is now the number one cause of overdose deaths in the United States."
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A: You might try tracking down a Seahawks shirt or jersey with the name of a player from the team's earlier heyday (this Steve Largent jersey is a good option), or other vintage Seahawks gear.
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The Times reported that in addition to tracking down items, many of the closets and bureaus in the mansion had remained locked — and full of valuable objects — for years as the estate fell into disrepair.
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Now, you probably won't have a hard time tracking down the debate on television, since many major networks and news channels — CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox, PBS, CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC — will air the debate live.
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The U.N. health body said it viewed the situation with "cautious optimism", despite the difficulty of tracking down people who may have been exposed to the deadly virus in remote forests close to the Congo River.
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Until today, though, it was impossible to legally acquire or sell an arcade-perfect version of the game without tracking down an actual arcade cabinet, reportedly due to complex legal issues over authorship of the code.
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He's still tracking down his (potential) brother's identity While the existence of Neubauer's study was public knowledge, any major attempt prior to Three Identical Strangers to uncover the extent of the unethical study had been squashed.
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A key task for health workers responding to the outbreak is known as contact tracing, which involves tracking down everyone an infected person came into contact with, and either vaccinating them, tracking their health, or both.
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Nyong'o later shared a joyful video of her undercover antics on Twitter, set to Kendrick Lamar's "i," showing the actress dancing across the hall floor, posing with fellow cosplayers, and tracking down a Maz Kanata figurine.
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On Sunday, Flores decided to set up a GoFundMe page in hopes of tracking down Matias, whose identity was not known at the time, and raising money for him and other vendors confronted with similar difficulties.
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Being high mostly serves to make them ever more game for the adventures they stumble into: chasing a purse snatcher to his petrifyingly blue-blooded home, tracking down a stolen phone, trading identities for a day.
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"If the agents are looking for volume, they won't spend the time to do the detective work tracking down the high-value bad guy who has fake documents, the hardened criminals in the shadows," he said.
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Pakistan argues that it has done a great deal to help the U.S. in tracking down terrorists and points out that it has suffered hundreds of deaths in Islamist militants attacks in response to its crackdowns.
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In 1999, Yuri Skuratov, Russia's then Prosecutor-General, was in the middle of one of the biggest investigations of his career, tracking down Russian high-profile officials accused of taking huge bribes, when a tape surfaced.
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Finally, though, Raymer does rise to the occasion, tracking down a hit-and-run driver and putting an end (with an ophidian exclamation point) to the criminal career of one of the book's more unsavory characters.
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Risks, rewards and a very natural high "People get less sick when they dip," said Westerlund, who has been tracking down experts with cold weather specialties and inviting then to present seminars at next year's race.
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The U.N. health body said it viewed the situation with "cautious optimism," despite the difficulty of tracking down people who may have been exposed to the deadly virus in remote forests close to the Congo River.
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But legal notaries, private sector researchers and local government officials say the problem of tracking down owners is only going to get more difficult as the baby boom generation die, often leaving several siblings and children.
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The group has spent years tracking down and helping to recover the remains of United States military members, including in Tarawa, where military records were used to trace the location of Sergeant Rogers's and others' remains.
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Although the mysteries in book seven seem a tad fragmented — Dumbledore's past; the identity of the Hallows themselves; the reason Voldemort is obsessively tracking down a German wandmaker — they all tie beautifully together in the end.
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Now, in matters far from the kitchen stove, I read Dwight Garner's review of Sarah Gerard's "Sunshine State" last week and spent the rest of the day tracking down a copy of the book for myself.
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The days when consuming pornography meant buying or borrowing a pinup magazine or watching a film loop in a peepshow booth are long gone, as are those of tracking down adult-video stores in faraway neighborhoods.
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"The average interaction worker spends an estimated 245 percent of the workweek managing email and nearly 240 percent looking for internal information or tracking down colleagues who can help with specific tasks," according to the study.
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Right now, for example, health workers are pursuing a ring vaccination strategy, which requires tracking down every person that an Ebola patient came into contact with when they were ill, and inoculating them to stop its spread.
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I've been squirreling away this nut for a while and took it to Tenacious Ye (producer Karen Ye) who is one of our best at tracking down characters and charming them into sharing their lives with us.
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"According to Politifact, there is "no indication that the FBI had renewed their request to gain access to the actual server, or that investigating the server copy would have prevented the FBI from tracking down the culprits.
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What's become clear this week is that Pruitt sees the security detail as a kind of all-purpose group of errand boys whom he can dispatch on weird tasks like tracking down a used Trump hotel mattress.
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Whether you celebrate by finally tracking down that food trend you always see on Instagram or by just reaching for a bag of Cool Ranch Doritos, today is the day to stock up on your fave goodies.
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Luke and Claire's relationship seems as solid as ever, but that doesn't stop Luke tracking down an old flame to get some closure... Luke finds Jessica in a bar (natch) on her fourth whiskey of the day.
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The app has another special feature that power trainers will welcome: You can use it to override your screen's timeout settings, keeping the display on Android devices from going dark while you're out tracking down your 'mons.
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Durfor says the delay came in tracking down Patterson – a search that spanned five states before he was found living with relatives in the Tulsa County area of Oklahoma, using a P.O. box under his own name.
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Back at various chalets, tracking down scattered mates, extending and recapping the night—the Bloc weekender isn't just one of the best music events on the calendar, it's one of the most uniquely hallowed social events too.
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For visitors or anyone who doesn't read Japanese, however, tracking down the city's best soup noodles is a daunting task due to a scarcity of information in English and a scene that is constantly expanding and mutating.
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Nebraska's main anti-pipeline group is trying to rally opposition to the TransCanada Corp's Keystone XL project's recently approved route through the state, tracking down landowners it says were not given a voice in the regulatory process.
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Yet much of this narrative is challenged in a deeply researched and thought-provoking book, "We Are Not Such Things", by Justine van der Leun, an American writer who spent years tracking down most of those involved.
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Similar to its Wall Street peers, revenue from Citigroup's trading business is tracking down 12 percent to 13 percent in the second quarter relative to the comparable period a year earlier, due to low volatility, Gerspach said.
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On Monday, the Facebook-owned photo-sharing app announced it is launching a Data Abuse Bounty program, through which outside experts can earn cash "bounties" by tracking down cases where users' data is being misappropriated or abused.
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Erard, who has a doctorate in English, spent six years reading the scientific literature and debriefing its authors, visiting archives (including Mezzofanti's, in Bologna), and tracking down every living language prodigy he had heard from or about.
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In that time, I've written countless emails: pitching stories, seeking sources, following up with folks who've ghosted me, tracking down late payments weeks, months, or years after the fact (I'm still waiting for one payment from 2012!).
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She praised the designer for laboriously tracking down stones whose colors match perfectly, regardless of time, and added that a G creation can often leave one wondering whether it was made in the 1930s, 1940s or 1950s.
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An official said the department was aware of the situation and "trying to figure it out" by tracking down photographs of troops holding red caps and campaign flags, and piecing together where the campaign paraphernalia came from.
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But I'm not sure any competitor outflanks Shoji on the quality of the seafood it does serve, or in the timeliness with which it serves up exactly the specimens most worth tracking down at any given moment.
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Health officials are now tracking down people who sat near the couple on a flight to Toronto from Guangzhou, and questioning the travel history of people seeking medical help for respiratory problems around Ontario, Dr. Yaffe said.
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Pakistan argues that it has done a great deal to help the United States in tracking down terrorists and points out that it has suffered hundreds of deaths in Islamist militant attacks in response to its crackdowns.
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She mentions tracking down a broadcast of the musical "Junior Miss" that starred Don Ameche, Carol Lynley and Jill St. John in 1957, and a kinescope of a rehearsal of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Cinderella," also from 1957.
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Macau authorities are tracking down almost HK$48 million worth of cash chips stolen from Wynn casino earlier this week, following the arrest of a debt-ridden croupier and his elderly relative in connection with the crime.
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Investigators would be charged with tracking down external potential witnesses (while conducting a neighborhood canvass) who very well may have moved away from the area, have no recollection of the event or may even have passed away.
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The National Institutes of Health and the FBI are tracking down scientists who are stealing biomedical research and giving it to China, with nearly 200 investigations in progress at academic research centers, the New York Times reports.
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The painting was on display in a Pissarro retrospective at the Marmottan Museum when it was spotted by Bauer's grandson, Jean-Jacques Bauer, who has been tracking down his grandfather's missing paintings for the past 50 years.
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Simpson spent the last two decades of his life tracking down soil samples — sent primarily by strangers from 193 countries across the globe — that memorialize moments in the personal and national histories from their place of origin.
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And the goal of the music supervision industry is to leverage that interest into recognition and exposure for the people spending the long hours finding songs, tracking down their rights, and helping get them to the screen.
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But the real threat is that our border agencies spend so much time tracking down people who want to be gardeners that they don't have the resources to track down the people who want to be suicide bombers.
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They spent hours on the phone with my insurance provider, calling private hospitals in the area to find free beds and tracking down the only person in the public hospital who had the power to authorize the transfer.
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Prom is a night teens get to make their dreams come true, from the perfect over-the-top promposal to figuring out your ideal red carpet hair and makeup look, to of course, tracking down your dream dress.
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We get to see Dumbledore teaching, McGonagall being badass (even though her mere existence conflicts with canon), clusters of students in house colors whose only concern is passing Charms, not tracking down an angry Obscurial for reasons unknown.
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Pretty Little Liars' final episode aired on Tuesday, marking the end of five teenagers trying to unmask their stalker by fearfully scrolling through texts, cringing at every ring of a cellphone, and elaborately tracking down lair after lair.
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That's what Emily Black Favreau encountered in West Hollywood yesterday, and unlike Gossip Girl, she did the kind thing by taking the dog in and tried using social media for a good cause, tracking down the dog's owner.
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It's about retired detective Bill Hodges (played here by Brendan Gleeson) tracking down the mass murderer who drove a stolen Mercedes into a crowd lined up for a job fair one sleepy morning in a fictional Ohio town.
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After puzzling out all the details and tracking down the facts, I still found myself in the middle of nowhere—staring into a void, unsure how real the real parts were, wandering through the chilly forest at night.
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Getting a database notification that a jail is holding an unauthorized immigrant, and then going to pick up that immigrant, is a lot easier (and, from the agents' perspective, safer) than tracking down unauthorized immigrants in their communities.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell us, the FBI is developing a strategy for tracking down the person or people who hacked into her iCloud and cell phone and posted nude photos and personal information on her website.
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He said nothing compares to Twitter as a "real-time platform that provides for the real-time exchange of ideas and information," and without it, reporters would have a harder time tracking down eyewitnesses in breaking news situations.
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Digital systems can alert reactor operators about failing components, step in automatically to fix a problem, and allow many issues to be fixed with software updates instead of by tracking down old, hard-to-find, and expensive components.
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They are hiding from an increasingly authoritarian state that is methodically tracking down those who participated in the large-scale and often violent protests against the government of President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo.
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The health department works with medical providers and facilities, confirming diagnoses, trying to prevent infectious children from exposing others in waiting rooms, tracking down and immunizing people who are exposed, and carrying out a lot of community outreach.
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While it's always been possible to do the same thing by tracking down a physical copy of any books cited, this often isn't practical for journalists or students working to tight deadlines, especially for hard to find books.
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The novel method for tracking down the killer proved successful and appears to have resulted in the arrest of a man who is believed to be responsible for at least 12 murders and 5 rapes between 1976 and 1986.
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Niantic eventually killed some of the things that made the app fun for me — including, for a long time, any way of tracking down nearby pokémon — and I dropped off playing after one incredibly grueling stretch of Pidgey-grinding.
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Sometimes those delays make sense: Editors can't rely on the word of a single author, who might have ulterior motives for changing or withdrawing a paper, and tracking down every member of a research group can be time-consuming.
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Until the last few installments of the series — when a genuinely very good twist arises — it's difficult to even parse out the personalities of both June and Harry's loved ones past their interest in tracking down these wayward teens.
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Khadija Abraham, an expert at Tanzania's National Leprosy and Tuberculosis Programme, said trained rats had a great ability to detect a wide range of strong-smelling molecules that could help tracking down undiagnosed TB cases, especially in rural areas.
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As a member of the SOS squad (enforcing the "Statute Of Secrecy" mandating separation between the magic and muggle worlds, you know), you're tasked with tracking down these various things wherever they appear and reporting back to the ministry.
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World Premiere I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Macon Blair) — When a depressed woman is burglarized, she finds a new sense of purpose by tracking down the thieves, alongside her obnoxious neighbor.
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Working from home can be a drag too—the only stimulation you get is from asking your cat if she's a good girl (she is), and tracking down payments from dodgy clients can be a massive, time-consuming headache.
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"I'm not surprised at all that the investigation that is tracking down good-faith leads in the case is going to have a very sort of comprehensive style of approach," Andrew Wright, a professor at Savannah Law School, says.
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And the dull, rote paperwork of his job allows him to think of himself as an office worker grinding away in a cubicle, not a slave tracking down other runaway slaves: This was how I fooled myself, you see?
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A multinational task force is tracking down the "Asian El Chapo," a Chinese-born Canadian man suspected of creating a vast drug network across the continent that makes up to $17 billion a year, according to a Reuters investigation.
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And if Melania got married in 2001 so that she could get a green card, that's straight-up illegal: It's called marriage fraud, and it's something Immigration and Customs Enforcement has put serious effort into preventing and tracking down.
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Even if Alina's only clue is an old photograph of a man who may be her father, tracking down the owners of the building in the photo — which has a visible address — seems like a task for search engines.
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As Mr. Paul tells the story, he spent a few hours tracking down a producer and booking a studio, maybe 30 minutes scribbling out some rhymes for himself and his crew, and another few hours to record the track.
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Student walkouts sweep the US: Live updates The calls released so far, along with snippets of police radio traffic and security video, detail the inability of first responders to communicate effectively and their confusion in tracking down the shooter.
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At this point they asked for additional information from the Off-Facebook Activity tool — namely more granular metrics, such as a time and date per event and some label information — to help with tracking down this particular data-exchange.
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Absolutely. House Democrats have made clear they intend to follow up on Cohen's testimony, just as any criminal investigator would follow up on any interview -- tracking down new leads and speaking to other people who might have relevant information.
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Last summer, things seemed to be going well for the Papers of Abraham Lincoln, a decades-old scholarly project dedicated to tracking down every single document written by or sent to Lincoln and making the whole collection freely available online.
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Provenance hunt Live Science contacted several of the identified owners (some remain anonymous) of the tablets mentioned in the databases in hopes of tracking down the looters to discover the location of the city and the motivations behind the looting.
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However, authorities haven't always shown an active interest in tracking down stolen cryptocurrency, and the alleged kidnappers could simply lay low until the right opportunity to exchange the stolen coins for clean crypto or something else of equivalent value emerges.
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Jayanti is part of a small team of "maid detectives" from Jakarta-based rights group Migrant Care, tracking down potential victims of human trafficking, and offering advice to others leaving of their own free will on how to look after themselves.
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Yet that transition has been driven in part because Bitcoin is too hot for criminals, and also in part because authorities are starting to get a lot better at tracking down and busting criminals who try to anonymize themselves with crypto.
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The big picture, though, is that it's clear that Google is still dealing with the same issues Facebook and Twitter deal with, which is the task of tracking down ridiculous (and potentially harmful) conspiracy theories without infringing on free speech.
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Instead, it is an account of the two men who were principally responsible for tracking down the Rosenbergs: Robert Lamphere, an F.B.I. counterintelligence agent, and Meredith Gardner, the most experienced and able code-breaker working for the United States government.
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The firm has a lot on its plate at the moment, not least tracking down the cause of an explosion that destroyed a Falcon 9 (and the satellite it was carrying) on September 1st and preparing for its first manned flight.
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In choosing from Yad Vashem's collection of about 6,19433 Holocaust-era art donated by survivors and their families, and tracking down the stories behind these works, the curator Eliad Moreh-Rosenberg aimed to draw attention to this overlooked genre's diverse themes.
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Suddenly, the prequel has become a sequel in which an absent Snow (we do see the back of her head at one point) tasks the Huntsman with tracking down the Magic Mirror before Freya can get her hands on it.
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But now Conde is older, and determined to stay out of the game until a young man named Elias asks for his help in tracking down a painting that was stolen from his family when they were fleeing the Holocaust.
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Chicago's extensive web of surveillance cameras was key to law enforcement's success in tracking down Jussie Smollett's two co-conspirators, who helped the "Empire" actor stage an allegedly fake hate crime for which he has since been charged, the AP reports.
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The man, one of thousands of people who paid $2000,153 for access to the conference, had seemingly broken a sweat tracking down the unassuming booth in search of the man known for bankrolling cryptocurrency start-ups: Silvergate Bank CEO Alan Lane.
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The location feature is a vital part of the Find My Mac tool for tracking down lost or stolen computers, and is also used by the OS X Maps program and the Spotlight app for searching weather and movie information.
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Photograph by Weegee / ICP / Getty Bonanos also proves himself resourceful, tracking down a rubbernecking seven-year-old whom Weegee photographed after a murder in 1939, as well as a toddler who appeared in a Coney Island crowd scene the following year.
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With only a short time left to live, Frankie must desperately try to make amends with the son he left behind while he plots a bloody course of revenge — tracking down his old gang to make them pay one by one.
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Coming up on two years after the Charlie Hebdo attacks, HBO has a documentary that speaks to survivors and responders about the harrowing assault on the satirical French paper and how law enforcement dealt with tracking down the men responsible.
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"There are a lot of reasons: the demographics, that we've done a better job of identifying this as a crime, and, thankfully, that we do have more trained law enforcement" tracking down and reporting these crimes, at least in some places.
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Conner, an android from CyberLife, the corporation which makes all of Detroit's androids, is sent to assist Hank, a hard-boiled detective in tracking down rogue androids and figuring out what is causing them to reject their normally subservient programming.
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Mr. Trump remained on familiar ground on Wednesday by focusing on the police and other law enforcement officials, whom he has repeatedly praised for quickly tracking down Mr. Paddock in his room on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay.
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The month after his firm was hired, Nix emailed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for help tracking down some 33,000 emails that Clinton supposedly had deleted from her private server, the Daily Beast and The Wall Street Journal reported in October.
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" On Wednesday morning CNN published its report about tracking down HansAssholeSolo, saying that it was "able to determine key biographical details, to find the man's name using a Facebook search and ultimately corroborate details he had made available on Reddit.
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Why aliens would travel a trillion miles to butcher some poor cows isn't clear, but Zukowski turns his life upside down to establish a connection, tracking down animal autopsies and becoming a volunteer sheriff to get access to incident reports.
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Direct service staff, for example, spend a majority of their time on administrative and clerical tasks—such as processing paperwork and tracking down client pay stubs—that offer limited, if any, value to participants in terms of achieving self-sufficiency.
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The other day, he took on one of his favorite memoirs, which happens to be one of my favorites as well, a book well worth tracking down at the library or a used book store, or in paperback or Kindle online.
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But they can also help with tasks you may not expect, such as finding a real estate agent in the city you're visiting or even in another city, tracking down your lost luggage, making a doctor's appointment and chartering a jet.
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Pat Diaz, a former Miami-Dade County homicide detective, said he thought the authorities would have a difficult time tracking down people who committed crimes so long ago, though he noted that some of the most serious ones are still incarcerated.
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The Seattle-based computer scientist, who previously worked for the U.S. Department of Defense, Microsoft and NASA, is one of a new breed of digital hacker sleuths who are saving lives by tracking down traffickers and rescuing victims on the internet.
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"South Korea and the U.S. are continuously monitoring and tracking down on North Korean movements based on a close collaboration between South Korea and the U.S. intelligence offices," South Korea's defense spokesperson Choi Hyun Soo said in a briefing Thursday.
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Tracking down this deal was a little tricky: If you merely browse Amazon's smartwatch department or do a search for "Apple Watch Series 5," you'll see a discount of just $20 on the 40mm model and $25 on the 44mm model.
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Before launching Bonberi Bodega — one of a string of new elevated, health-conscious convenience stores to open in New York — in 2018, former Vanity Fair staffer Nicole Berrie was tracking down the latest wellness trends for her Bonberi lifestyle blog.
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After digging through military archives, tracking down survivors, and returning to a 300-person village, I discovered that the untold story behind the world's most famous abandoned plane wreck is just one part of a much larger graveyard in Iceland.
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The Lee County Mosquito Control District will use its drones for tracking down mosquito larvae to control the population of the pests, while the Choctaw Nation will work with CNN to test flying drones beyond a pilot's line of sight, for example.
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She does end up talking to Avery (Jesse Williams) a little, confessing that she's angry at herself that she had all this happiness in her life and she went looking for misery by tracking down her birth mom, so she ruined everything.
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Mr. Baker stages one confrontation after another on the streets of Los Angeles as the transgender hustler Sin-Dee Rella (Kitana Kiki Rodriguez) spends Christmas Eve tracking down her unfaithful boyfriend and pimp (James Ransone, featured in Mr. Baker's previous movie, "Starlet").
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Ford spent 10 years working on the documentary, even hiring private investigators to assist him in tracking down the detectives who handled his brother's homicide as well as the prosecutor who unsuccessfully presented the case to an all-white grand jury for indictment.
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And there&aposs not, because President Trump worked with us, worked with other people to make sure we keep seeing this economic growth while tracking down on cheaters like China in some of the areas where they have been hurting our economy.
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From there it's a mixture of laughs, scares, and callbacks: a legion of ghosts in Times Square, Leslie Jones tracking down the hearse that's going to be the team's new car, and Kate McKinnon as the weirdest, wildest Ghostbuster we've seen yet.
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The Obama administration spent a lot of time trying to encourage agents (with mixed results) to spend their time tracking down serious criminals, even if that took longer — and ultimately meant deporting fewer people — than just detaining every unauthorized immigrant they found.
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"The N.M.P.A. settlement does not address the problem and it does not fix it," said Jeff Price, the chief executive of Audiam, a company that specializes in tracking down unpaid royalties online and has tussled with Spotify in the past over publishing data.
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For 11 years, the foundation's leader, Jane Fortune, has dedicated herself to tracking down, researching, and restoring these paintings by long-forgotten women artists that have been languishing in the storage attics and basements of Italy's many museums for far too long.
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But while choosing the music was often collaborative, tracking down the performers and songwriters for permission — or clearance, in music supervisor parlance — fell to Ms. Malone, a former rock publicist who had been largely unfamiliar with the underground world of internet rap.
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"I honestly kind of rebelled away in the early days," she said, but eventually rejoined the staff after realizing she enjoyed helping people find the right book, whether offering suggested reads or tracking down the right title based on a half-remembered description.
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Since there was no way of tracking down the person who left the money — and I figured the cabdriver would just keep the money for himself if I told him about it — I decided to keep it and donate half to charity.
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At its core, "Searching" is like any number of thrillers about tracking down a missing person: John Cho plays David Kim, a single father whose teenage daughter Margot (Michelle La) doesn't come home one night or make it to school the following morning.
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Their primary charge has been tracking down drug traffickers on the US-Mexico border, where violence can often break out, but now they will also be responsible for conducting routine immigration arrests in some of America's largest cities, according to the Times.
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From tracking down Twitter users using their mobile numbers to hacking WeChat accounts to find out someone's location, Beijing is eager to stop any negative news from being shared online — and is will to use intimidation, arrests and threats of legal action.
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Often, citizens who want to get such rulings directly from the court must register for an account, figure out how to navigate the federal court system's clunky online docketing system, and pay for the privilege of tracking down the decisions they are seeking.
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As a result of the withdrawals they made, the Apfelbaums were sought out by Irving Picard, a trustee charged with tracking down any remaining assets from Madoff's scheme in order to recoup funds on behalf of others who were defrauded, Lecoq-Vallon said.
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The newly planted olive orchard produced the first crop of Mountain House olive oil, which Mr. Brown drove around town to distribute, tracking down three cousins at the local casino and the neighbor who could always be found fixing something in his barn.
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You probably won't have a hard time tracking down the debate on television, since most major networks and news channels — CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox, PBS, Univision, CNBC, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, C-SPAN, and a few more — will air the debate live.
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Ahsan Butt, a professor of international relations focusing on security in South Asia at George Mason University, told me that that Pakistan has helped the US enormously in its fight against al-Qaeda (with the major exception of tracking down Osama bin Laden).
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Users have put Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms to use for everything from tracking down loved ones to distributing relief supplies, but when Katrina struck Facebook was just over a year old and Twitter wouldn't appear on the scene for another seven months.
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Task Manager (search for it from the Windows taskbar) or Activity Monitor (search for it in macOS Spotlight) should give you some insight into where all your bandwidth is going, and should be of at least some help in tracking down where the problem lies.
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But if you're reading this right now, we bet your mind is consumed by one thing in particular: the agony and the ecstasy of tracking down the perfect dress to wear on the day that you walk up on stage and accept your diploma.
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Related: After El Chapo: The World's 10 Most Wanted Drug Lords Ball says his client worked as a private investigator in Mexico, usually taking cases that involved surveillance of cheating spouses or tracking down individuals who owed his clients a substantial amounts of money.
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Since VanMoof doesn't have the resources to hop country to country tracking down every stolen bike for years on end anyway, Shoemack thinks the most important thing for the company to do is make sure thieves are aware that VanMoof bikes have these tracking features.
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There's also a more advanced version, the GoCube Edge, which offers more accurate tracking (down to 0.001 seconds, versus the 0.25 second accuracy of the regular GoCube), as well as more advanced stats for things like rotation speed and the ability to save stats offline.
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Fortunately, medical personnel have been dispatched to the new hot spot, where they will begin investigating and tracking down each person the victims might have come into contact with: time is of the essence in order to make sure that the virus doesn't spread.
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Meanwhile, down-on-his-luck LA police detective Vic Manning (Bautista), who despite his fearsome size and strength could not save his partner Sara Morris (Karen Gillan) in a shoot-out with some gangsters, is relentlessly tracking down the kingpin Oka Tedjo (Iko Uwais).
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By the early 21s, Star Wars disciples were tracking down old Graflex flashes to such a degree that they'd become notorious in the camera-collecting community, but those mostly ended up as bladeless hilts that would just sit on a shelf and look pretty.
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I'm going to guess that my email was not the only communication held, received, sent, or maintained by the Dallas PD during an intense crisis in the city, and subsequent tracking down of an armed assailant, and the deployment of a robot to kill him.
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A cabal of wizards is keeping the peace on the US East Coast, and two of its agents, Edmund and Istvan (a mystery man from the 1940s and a ghost, respectively), are tasked with tracking down a smuggling ring that threatens all of Massachusetts.
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The administration said it expected about 50 of the families to be reunited by the deadline and sought to underscore the difficulty it was having tracking down parents, running criminal background checks and finding and moving individuals that have been scattered across the country.
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Anne E. Dawson, an art history professor at Eastern Connecticut State University, has spent seven years tracking down documents and artworks for "A Good Summer's Work: J. Alden Weir, Connecticut Impressionist," opening on Saturday at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum in New London, Conn.
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Russia is not the only foreign adversary interested in tracking down defectors living in the US. The CIA has resettled individuals from countries like China, Iran and North Korea and those countries also want to track down those they believe have betrayed their interests.
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SportHooks Dog Leash & Key Holder, $15.99, available at ChewyAn organized leash and key set-up means they won't have to waste a minute of precious daylight untangling leashes or tracking down keys and can quickly get out the door for their daily dog walk.
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After all, the federal government had been tracking down and deporting their neighbors and relatives for years; why would they suddenly trust the federal government enough to turn over information about where they lived, where they worked, and even what their fingerprints looked like?
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The Wii Shop Channel wasn't the first time Nintendo allowed users to download games (the Satellaview offered downloadable content way back in 1995), but it was a good, legal way to play many of the company's classic games outside of tracking down old, physical copies.
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Maria begins to work her way into his life, tracking down his home address and making herself over into the type of person he might want, hanging around the places he frequents, passing for his neighbor's Latina nanny in order to infiltrate his apartment building.
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Last summer, the work of protecting its copyrights and trademarks—repeatedly searching, verifying, documenting, tracking down unknown companies, consulting lawyers, and submitting notices to website operators—stretched the firm's resources to the point Cassidy brought on three contract workers, upping total staff to eight.
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Over the next two years, she shuttled around Europe, combing through web discussion groups for names of people who had participated in the Spanish equivalent of the Occupy movement, and tracking down a family of zealous environmentalists to a remote dwelling in southern France.
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That's why I spent one day at CES specifically tracking down as many monitor "firsts" as I possibly could, in an attempt to gauge the value of all the brand-new features that might push a prospective buyer to snap up a new screen.
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Student newspapers at Northwestern and Harvard were criticized within the last month--for soliciting a statement from ICE, in the case of the Harvard Crimson, and for tracking down student activists for their statement on a disruptive protest, in the case of the Daily Northwestern.
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Should you wish, you could spend months—years, even— tracking down ancient Jess Franco movies, discovering the works of Robert E Howard and H.P Lovecraft, and becoming au fait with crackling old Groundhogs and Amboy Dukes records in pursuit of a greater understanding of the Wizard's catalogue.
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Jennifer Bonjean Bonjean says she intends to crank Myles' case "into high gear" by tracking down key witnesses and probing deeper into his allegations of police coercion, particularly the claims involving Wojcik — who, she says, has also been accused of misconduct by some of her other clients.
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They spent a large amount of time tracking down all of the Rosewood residents who had the ominous stamps that gain you admission to a Kahn party, and the guest list was full of "A" suspects: CeCe, Jenna, Mona, Mike, Melissa (Torrey DeVitto), and Holden (Shane Coffey).
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One possible task for future versions of RoboFly could draw even more inspiration from flies — particularly, their talent for tracking down "smelly things," study co-author Sawyer Fuller, an assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Washington, said in the statement.
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According to Sean Turnell, an Australian economist advising the new administration, so little economic information was handed over by its predecessor that its first four months have been spent tracking down basic facts about revenue, budgeting, the financial position of state-owned enterprises and so on.
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Once you've got that under control however, tracking down the offender is a challenging in all the right ways: it requires you to act quickly enough to apprehend the criminals, but not so fast that you'll miss crucial pieces of evidence or apprehend the wrong person.
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"We welcome the focus the Commission is bringing to this and we'll continue to engage closely with them, member states and law enforcement on this crucial issue," a Google spokesperson also said, noting that the company has been investing in spotting and tracking down pro-terror content.
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Last week, multiple reports came out that Pruitt had used his staff and security detail to do personal tasks for him, including tracking down a lotion he wanted from Ritz-Carlton hotels, picking up his dry cleaning and trying to buy a used Trump International Hotel mattress.
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The historian Danielle Shapiro researched her new book, "John Vassos: Industrial Design for Modern Life," through a process that she describes as "gritty, dirty, messy and exhilarating," tracking down boxes of files from Mr. Vassos's offices in and around New York that no other scholar had opened.
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Through investigative legwork, Thompson explores how those involved in brutal confrontations in Virginia had engaged in similar acts at other events, tracking down and confronting some of them, including one who was serving in the US military, and another who worked for a major defense contractor.
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The stern admonishment from District Judge Dana Sabraw came a day after the administration argued that immigrant advocacy groups -- not the government -- should be responsible for tracking down the more than 500 parents it had separated from their children at the border and deported without them.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Three years ago, reeling from Edward J. Snowden's disclosure of the government's vast surveillance programs and uncertain how to respond, President Obama said he welcomed a vigorous public debate about the wrenching trade-offs between safeguarding personal privacy and tracking down potential terrorists.
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Before Skelux's hack came out, playing Mario no Photopi meant tracking down not only a physical copy of the game, but also a working SmartMedia card, which wasn't easy, given that these cards haven't been made in over a decade and have a tendency to crap out.
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His view is shared by the Lindon heirs, who are pursuing the return of the painting after its provenance and Nazi confiscation were established by Mondex, which specializes in tracking down looted artworks and matching them with heirs in return for a portion of the work's value.
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But after al-Qaeda's attacks on America in September, 20063, the American administrations of both George Bush and Mr Obama, and more recently the British and French governments, followed their example in tracking down and killing enemies abroad, sometimes including their own citizens, by using drones.
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Whether you're an Apple fan or not, it's definitely worth tuning into the livestream tomorrow to see where the future of technology is heading (and maybe figure out what to get your Gen Z brother for Christmas if you don't feel like tracking down the latest Yeezys).
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Quickly enough, it settles into a familiar rhythm of completing tasks to make its vibrant beings feel happy, usually by bringing particular characters to them or by completing more elaborate quests (one particularly enjoyable escapade involves tracking down troublesome salmon roe for an inconsolable piece of sushi).
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While she has a list of Democrats and independents she is tracking down, she has occasionally found herself face to face with a spouse or family member who backed President Trump in the last election, or talking to a Democrat who believed Warren was way too liberal.
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Glossier's products, famous for its "millennial pink" packaging, have been used by countless celebrities, but the company has also made a point of tracking down "micro" and "nano" influencers (those with 1,000 to 100,000 followers) and paying them to promote the brand through their personal Instagram profiles.
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Tracking down medicine, often from distant parts of the country, via social media networks, is "how we've been able to get the treatment that keeps our children alive," Pinto told Human Rights Watch, which features her story and others in a wide-ranging report published Monday.
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Given the inherent invasion of privacy involved with this police tool—not to mention the shroud of secrecy surrounding it—the Stingray is assumed to be reserved for matters of the utmost urgency, like locating missing persons, investigating murder cases… and tracking down chicken-wing thieves.
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Read: The nuclear detective tracking down the world's last elements Taking DNA to the consumer Aside from the excitement about the future uses for these chips, Toumazou admits there are numerous challenges ahead, including the fact that pharmaceutical companies are still struggling with the idea of personalized medicine.
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Each iteration of Feed Me a Story involves investigating the cultural heritage of an area, such as tracking down an army wife's 1845 wedding punch to serve at an intervention in 2012 on the ferry to the demilitarized Governors Island, where the artists traded cups for food stories.
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" As O'Connor delicately works with the Nutshell Studies, addressing cracks in three blood pools in what couple be a triple homicide or murder-suicide, and tracking down wayward murder weapons, she hopes that "your eye will be drawn not to the material aging, but the investigation and the clues.
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But the recent arrests indicate that Chinese authorities have no plans to practice any leniency when it comes to tracking down and punishing those who are risking steep fines and jail time to provide horned up internet users in the country with a space to satisfy their needs.
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A senior American defense official said that another factor in Pakistan's decision to provide some limited help in tracking down Mullah Mansour may have been that one of his deputies, Sirajuddin Haqqani, has deep and longstanding ties to Pakistan's main spy service, the Directorate of Inter-Services Intelligence.
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Last month, Unesco followed up its Emergency Safeguarding of the Syrian Heritage Project, introduced in 2014 with the European Union, with a special task force that would deploy experts from Italy's carabinieri force, with its long experience in tracking down looted art, to help hunt down stolen items.
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Apparently, the doping control officers had no reliable way of tracking down athletes in the sprawling complex, since many athletes simply wrote down "athletes village" as their location inside the athletes village (and even if they did find out a specific location, the athletes might not be there).
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Tibbals said the sheer ease involved in tracking down context-free hardcore sex scenes on tube sites rather than waiting for your Netflix-style porn DVDs to arrive by mail (Yes, that service exists!) means that millennials aren't seeing the latest and greatest the porn industry has to offer.
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Ms. Chapman and her husband, Duane Chapman, known as Dog, rose to prominence with the 2004 premiere of "Dog the Bounty Hunter," which followed the couple's unusual family business: tracking down and detaining people in Hawaii and Colorado who had violated the terms of their release from custody.
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Though he isn't convinced that Stephanie is who she says she is (she's assumed the identity of another killer-for-hire named Petra for the time being), Marc decides to play along, providing Stephanie/Petra with all the necessary information she needs to begin tracking down the elusive terrorist.
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While earlier trailers went all Force Awakens and centered on Harrison Ford reprising his role as Rick Deckard, this latest one gives us more on Ryan Gosling's character, Officer K. K is an LAPD cop tasked with tracking down Deckard—and, also, with somehow being the savior of humanity.
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Currently, accessing a public Minecraft server like Lifeboat — which is one of Better Together's launch partners, along with MinePlex, InPVP, and CubeCraft — involves a moderately complicated process of tracking down a server running the right version of the game, grabbing the IP address, and typing it in manually in-game.
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By that logic, we can't possibly feel too bad about the fact that we've spent roughly the same amount of time looking for shit to buy for ourselves as we have tracking down the perfect gifts to surprise our loved ones for Christmas, Hanukkah, Chrismukkah — or any other festivity you celebrate.
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Photo: Jan Hennop (Getty)A sleuth famous in the art world for tracking down works of art thought to be lost or destroyed has delivered one of his greatest finds yet—a Byzantine-era mosaic of Saint Marks that was stolen from a Cyprus church after the Turkish invasion in 1974.
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Speed is the primary benefit: Stripe notes that tracking down and filling out the amount of paperwork that Atlas will handle for users can take several weeks to do on your own—months if you're not based in the US and need to make several trips there to hash everything out.
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WASHINGTON — In the early months of the Trump administration, senior officials examined the effects of plans to deter immigration at the southern border by separating families and tracking down those undocumented individuals who came forward to pick up unaccompanied children at government shelters, according to a document obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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After selling Dhingana, the Shinde siblings created Mezi with the idea that while people might like to shop for fun, they rarely enjoy tracking down out-of-stock items, researching large appliances or making hotel and restaurant reservations, and would prefer to have a chatbot take over those tasks for them.
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It's worth tracking down a copy of The Limey on DVD to hear Lem Dobbs spar with Steven Soderbergh in the commentary track, complaining that the director and his editor, Sarah Flack, went overboard with their time-hopping structural experiments, destroying the integrity of some of his longer dialogue scenes.
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More than 13,21 U.S. troops who fought in the Korean War remain unaccounted for, with about 21,23 of those lost in what is now North Korea, according to the Defence POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA), the U.S. military agency tasked with tracking down prisoners of war and troops missing in action.
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In more recent months, the scandals have focused on allegations that he used EPA staff and his security detail for personal reasons, like shopping for apartments, finding jobs for his wife, buying a used Trump International Hotel mattress and tracking down a lotion he wanted from a Ritz-Carlton hotel.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — The American ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki R. Haley, on Thursday urged the organization to go beyond its inquiry into the killings of two investigators in the Democratic Republic of Congo, saying that the U.N. report amounted to only a "first step" in tracking down those responsible.
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One of the delights of the project was tracking down the lawyer who guided us through the worst times, who had explained to me that, despite the advice of friends and even of another lawyer I'd hired to help us through the tenant problem, we didn't have to file for bankruptcy.
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Not so in Sonic the Hedgehog, which stars James Marsden as a member of the San Francisco Police Department who's been tasked with tracking down the source of a mysterious high-speed energy surge — Sonic himself, unbeknownst to the humans — which the government worries is powerful enough to pose a major threat.
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In another context, he'd be mistaken for a hipster barista, not an investigator who has spent the past three years tracking down rocket-propelled grenades in Syria, AK-47-style rifles in Mali, and hundreds of other weapons that have found their way into war zones, sometimes in violation of international arms agreements.
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For the comp, Compassion Crew embarked on the tireless 18 month journey of tracking down the rights include and clearances to 11 extremely rare tracks spanning decades and genres—resulting in a run down of mostly bangin' italo, wacky synth jams, tingly and gospel house, that you've more than likely never heard of.
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The Tango X, an attractive one wire-printer that can be shoved in a closet or hidden in a cabinet when not in use, feels like an attractive alternative to printing personal junk on the office printer, or tracking down a Kinko's, or an aging family member who still has their old inkjet.
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When his bosses learned that he was a member of a motorcycle group accused of promoting white supremacist beliefs, they moved him to units where his interaction with the public would be limited — tracking down illegal guns and working wiretaps, the officer said, noting that the colleague stayed with the department until retirement.
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"In between casual, home-movie-like shots of President Obama are the Akerman shots: the slow pans around the Oval Office, the tracking down long corridors and through open doors, the frames within frames, the crowds both engaged with and ignorant of the camera," Mr. Chaudhary wrote in The Forward in October.
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To procure the ingredients he needs, Mr. Haatuft spends much of his time on projects like nabbing loads of fresh herring before they are sent to the central market (Norwegian fishermen are not allowed to sell directly to chefs), tracking down divers and hounding the region's farmers to grow more diverse crops.
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When news emerged this month that the Marines were still engaged in the same type of online harassment, Mr. Wylde decided to fight Just the Tip of the Spear on his own by tracking down the anonymous members and unmasking them one by one by posting their names on the Silkies Facebook page.
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As thousands of academics, librarians, coders and science-minded citizens have gathered at what are called "data rescue" events in recent weeks — there were at least six this past weekend alone — the enormousness of extracting government data that is easily found has become apparent, as has the difficulty in tracking down the rest.
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Suffice to say that Lorraine finds herself dropped into the middle of West Berlin tasked with tracking down a very specific watch containing the names of a whole bunch of deep-undercover secret agents — one of whom is working for the Brits but secretly double-crossing them in favor of the communists.
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Joe Biden launched an attack ad making fun of Pete Buttigieg for being a small-town mayor tasked with tracking down pets and revitalizing sidewalksPete Buttigieg was targeted by his Democratic rivals in New Hampshire, and they hit him where he's weakestHere are the winners and losers of Friday's combative Democratic debate in New Hampshire
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We've been in the desert for days and at long last, the show floor is finally opening, rain or shine (spoiler alert: it is most definitely raining here in Las Vegas.) But that's not going to stop us from tracking down the biggest news in laptops, cars, giant screens, and larger than life tech.
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We tried $3,338 worth of moisturizers, acne cure-alls, face masks, cleansers, and eye creams, and even products that claimed to bring us one step closer to the IRL Fountain of Youth, all in the name of tracking down the best of the best of what 2018 had to offer for our Beauty Innovator Awards.
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The math is simple: when a company gets big enough to get itself a big booth showing off its products, it is almost always at that point that it ceases to be a source of real innovation — or at least the kind of innovation I think is worth tracking down and writing about at CES.
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If you set out to find a serial killer based primarily on the speculation of an amateur internet forum, you might get as far as tracking down a couple of leads, but you probably wouldn't be able to dedicate your time, money, and energy to following those leads as far as you could go.
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Even for a family with the means to afford a toilet and the desire to buy one, the purchase process used to involve five or more steps: tracking down the village mason, asking for a bill of goods, shopping around town, negotiating with vendors, and then finding the mason again to arrange for installation.
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Read more: Black market marijuana vapes containing substances like alcohol and caffeine may be to blame for spate of mysterious lung illnessesThe ingredients in nicotine-containing vapes vary based on the flavor and brand, which has made tracking down an exact culprit for vape-related illnesses a difficult task for the FDA and CDC.
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But the hard work was in many ways just beginning, as the government has offered no timeline for tracking down the hundreds of parents who remain unaccounted for -- a large number of whom are likely to have already been deported to their home countries with no easy way to get in touch with them.
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Since it launched, the company has released a number of interesting stories such as Witch Who Came In From The Cold, a Cold War-set espionage thriller about two magical factions; The Vela, a recently released space opera about a mercenary tracking down a refugee ship; and Ninth Step Station, a murder mystery set in a near-future Tokyo.
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It has often been a process of tugging at strings, finding one record, seeing who released it, and then seeing if that musician released records on any other labels, then tracking back to the start, finding another musical act on the same initial label, and then tracking down other labels that second band also released music on.
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After his inauguration in December, President Marci had initially said he did not have time to meet with De Carlotto, who is one of the key members of the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo movement focused on tracking down what happened to hundreds of babies born to activists while they were in captivity during the dictatorship.
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Right now, there is a lot of technology that goes into Checkr's checks, but even so Yanisse tells me that there is still a big dose of old-school human labor that goes into tracking down and supplying this information, so some of the funding will be used to work on making that process more efficient.
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Weeks later, after tracking down the extended-frame Suzuki Mr Collins had been driving, and finding it hidden under a tarp next to his girlfriend's house, a police officer walked on the property, matched the licence plate to the rogue two-wheeler and got Mr Collins to admit he had bought the vehicle from someone who had stolen it.
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That one hits you like a punch to the gut, especially when you spent weeks tracking down an authentic red satin dress (that was not cheap), curled your hair in loose waves, and even made an I'm Over Bieber sign to be the icing on the cake of what you thought was the perfect Selena Gomez costume.
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But after Osama bin Laden's attack on the Twin Towers on September 11th 2001, the American administrations of George W. Bush and then Barack Obama, and more recently the British and French governments, have in some respects followed the example of the Israelis in tracking down and killing enemies abroad, sometimes including their own citizens, by using drones.
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You'd think that listing the source would make tracking down the origins of the characters easy, but it's important to clarify what counts as a "source"—one of the more common sources for the ghost characters was the "Overview of National Administrative Districts" (国土行政区画総覧), a comprehensive list of place names in Japan.
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She explained that while she is aware of "incredible practitioners" able to address a range of issues for expectant families and those with newborns — whether that's emotional, physical or career support — she is unable to refer her patients to these allied health practitioners, so the platform aims to do that work of simplifying tracking down support services.
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Despite use of a new vaccine that appears to be effective, treating patients and tracking down those they may have infected have been persistent problems because the outbreak is in a chronic conflict zone in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, a mineral-rich African nation that is three times the size of Texas.
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While Carroll occupies herself with tracking down the details of her parents' lives, her readers become increasingly aware of what not "mattering limitlessly and inordinately" to either parent can do to a child as she grows; in Carroll's case, how a mixture of manic depression and powerful addictions to drugs and alcohol overwhelmed her parents and left her estranged.
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The men of "New Documents" dealt in the glimpse and the glance; the woman chose to stare, and she specialized in tracking down those who would plant themselves, on center stage, and return the look with interest—midgets, musclemen, twins, transvestites, hermaphrodites, bathers, strippers, and a woman with a monkey, swaddled like an infant, on her lap.
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Whether attempting to traverse the entire six-mile length of Paris underground (spoiler alert: He doesn't quite pull it off), tracking down the mysterious New York subway graffiti artist who over six years produced 235 large autobiographical panels in the tunnels, or profiling the original entrepreneurs who figured out subterranean photography and mapmaking, Hunt proves an able chaperone.
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So even though it made me feel physically ill (and furious), I threw myself into creating spreadsheets, tracking down billing cycle information, changing the login information for shared accounts to our respective personal emails, and calling Chase repeatedly to see if anyone could tell me how to close a joint bank account that was opened in a different state.
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