Swift tweeted a snippet of the song late Thursday night.
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"You only get a snippet of a person," she explained.
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But that's just a snippet of Lyst's year in review.
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And that's just a snippet of everything that went down.
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Her voice is heard once, in a snippet of audiotape.
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She also sang a snippet of Prince's "Kiss" for W magazine.
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Rocky also released a snippet of "Above," produced by Frans Mernick.
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He retrieved it by pulling on a snippet of nylon filament.
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He said that he had overheard a snippet of the conversation.
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"RIHANNAAAAAAAAAAAAAA," the caption on a snippet of her performance she shared read.
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And it wasn't just a snippet of the track that was played.
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Fortunately for us, it's only a snippet of what was to come.
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Last episode there was a snippet of python that involved mixing cryptocurrency.
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Catherine and India read a snippet of NXIVM's 12-point mission statement.
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You can listen to a snippet of the sounds created by Animas below.
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Viewers saw a snippet of her final look at Dan and Serena's wedding.
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Netflix shared a snippet of Colman in character in a tweet on Monday.
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Then we ourselves hear screams and see a snippet of cheesy re-enactment.
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Biel, 34, sang a snippet of "Happy Birthday" (the Stevie Wonder rendition) to E!
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The rapper then played a snippet of her song "Mine" from her mixtape 1992.
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Here is a snippet of Conway's conversation with Lauer: LAUER: But wait a second.
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Before coming to Hola
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After Rich played a snippet of the unfinished song, Kendrick hopped on without hesitation.
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Comedy Central only released a snippet of Blake's set -- but so far, so good.
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The results include a page with a snippet of your dog's unique DNA code.
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Earlier this month, a snippet of it was leaked to the delight of listeners everywhere.
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But a snippet of Sunday's victory showed the Mets how much speed can help them.
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A snippet of "Take the A Train" melted into something that might have been Ravel.
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They ended up manufacturing heme by genetically modifying yeast with a snippet of soy DNA.
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A newly released video delivers a snippet of the main theme Williams composed for the park.
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Fox News Channel released a snippet of the interview which will air before tomorrow's Super Bowl.
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A snippet of her powerful interview with reporter Tom Bradby was released by ITV on Friday.
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At one point, after reading a snippet of the medical ethics oath, North Carolina Republican Rep.
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GIPHY lets you turn a snippet of a YouTube video into your own meme-worthy GIF.
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Feed it a snippet of text and it'll deliver recommendations on how to talk to someone.
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Homer also plays a snippet of a talk he had with Scott, where Scott recalls his NDE.
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It opened with a snippet of La Roux's hit song, a choice the singer took issue with.
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To effectively bury its free filing service, TurboTax included a snippet of code in the page's robots.
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"I had ten No. 1 albums over six decades," says Streisand during a snippet of the trailer.
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One participant, a musician, played a snippet of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" on a digital piano interface.
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Yesterday, we got a peak of macOS 10.14 thanks to a snippet of video a developer found.
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Within that framework, each issue provides a snippet of a story of people living in its world.
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Last week she marked the 24th anniversary of his death by sharing a snippet of her new song.
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Twitter user Doirs19 screenshotted Kardashian with a snippet of the mysterious white powder clearly seen in the background.
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Cool down: Stretching and foam rolling "This is a just a snippet of her total program," says Bruno.
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I don't see Aaron that often but when I do, it's like a snippet of my life too.
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It's cool to get a glimpse into how much careful work goes into even a snippet of animation.
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So, after all this why did you decide to release a snippet of the song several years later?
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A snippet of the incident was captured on video -- and shows Rob grabbing another man by the neck.
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Whether menacing or sublime, corny or compelling, a snippet of a Bowie record always makes for an impactful moment.
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Needy Fans have anxiously been awaiting "Needy" since Grande teased a snippet of the song back in early October.
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In one particularly affecting moment, a snippet of "Comfortably Numb" can be heard as América lies stiffly in bed.
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Worse still is when it does catch a snippet of conversation and starts blaring over the top of it.
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Instead, you let an eye be drawn here and there, catching a snippet of this, a smidgen of that.
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Along with new character interactions and sound effects, there's a snippet of music with a distinctly Christmas-y feel.
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Stan then winked at the camera and sang a snippet of Willie Nelson's "Always On My Mind" for Holland.
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Two things: One is a snippet of code that refers to iPhone's infra-red, face recognition-based unlocking capabilities.
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So you get a snippet of their performing side, and then who they are when they stop going live.
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A snippet of Shakespeare and a snatch of Bach don't elevate Rabin's death into the pantheon of classical tragedy.
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They also played a snippet of it on TRL, and they seemed confused by why they were playing it.
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Over a snippet of The Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows," a wedge quickly grows into a two-tiered birthday cake.
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"Florida" takes a snippet of someone covering Ariana Grande and builds a lush, constantly mutating piece of music around it.
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Provide a snippet of positive feedback upfront, then coach the person to find their own solutions or creatively problem solve.
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They have released a snippet of what sounds new material, the first xx music since their last record in 2012.
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A snippet of Arvo Pärt's "Spiegel im Spiegel" threads through an ad for the rugged but hardly luxe Jeep Cherokee.
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Update: Google released a snippet of its February self-driving car report a day early to address the bus crash.
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The latest trailer features a snippet of the song, as well as our first look at the updated spaghetti scene.
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Back in March, the internet was unanimously weirded out after a snippet of Donald Trump and German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, surfaced.
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We got a snippet of the track produced by Mally Mall -- the guy who made Chyna's ex, Tyga, a rap star.
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First, a snippet of a deposition with Steele, the former British spy who put together the dossier, was unsealed last week.
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Check out a snippet of Alexa Chung's musings on this week's UnStyled podcast below, and be sure to subscribe for more.
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First, she posted a preview for the upcoming award show, which features a snippet of the song alongside the new video.
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In the post, the link is accompanied by a snippet of hate speech urging individuals of African ancestry to leave America.
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Introduced as a fellow exotic animals expert and enthusiast, only a snippet of Antle's story was shared in the docu-series.
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Those are more random, Steve says, like turning on a radio for a few seconds and hearing a snippet of conversation.
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According to the Instagram post, the clip is a snippet of a full video that appears to have not been released yet.
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The singer posted a snippet of a video on Instagram showing her and her crew in front of a large white tent.
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During the conference, the documentary airs a snippet of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech that makes him seem unwilling to cooperate.
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It's simple: zoom in on the dog's nose, which has a snippet of text that's hard to see until you look closely.
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The video also opened with a snippet of Swift and background audio from that fateful night at the MTV Video Music Awards.
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For fans of the original, even a snippet of that score is welcome -- if only because it signals that the movie's over.
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Perhaps it was a song played in between speakers, a snippet of a speech, or a bit of fair use footage used.
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Here's a snippet of the highly ritualized events that will occur after Queen Elizabeth, who is 91 years old now, passes on.
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The video also opened with a snippet of her and background audio from that fateful night at the MTV Video Music Awards.
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Rihanna kicked off the performance with a snippet of her song "Consideration" before being surrounded by a group of gyrating Mia Wallaces.
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Someone came by and complimented his song with Drake, a snippet of which had made its way onto Instagram the day before.
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Examples the researchers generated including a video of Rasputin singing a Beyoncé song and a snippet of Albert Einstein giving a lecture.
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Mr. Trump posted a 43-second video that interspersed a snippet of speech from Representative Ilhan Omar alongside footage of the Sept.
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" Before playing a snippet of the EDM-tinged club banger, the radio host states that the track is coming "very, very soon.
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Colonel Sanders' voice in the KFC skill is actually pretty impressive, if you were wondering — you can hear a snippet of here.
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We don't see any returning characters, but the trailer caps off with a snippet of a familiar Venkman monologue from the original.
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By inserting a snippet of the LD gene into yeast, Lindquist created a protein that misfolds, and spreads misfolding in a heritable manner.
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One recurring argument in response to these caught-on-tape events is that a snippet of video doesn't always tell the entire story.
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Constand said in a snippet of the interview that aired on Thursday that she became a "limp noodle" after Cosby offered her pills.
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The mural honors Cairo's garbage collectors, many of whom live in the high-rises which are covered with a snippet of the piece.
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It will make itself known if I overhear laughing or a snippet of conversation and I imagine that others are talking about me.
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" That was followed by a snippet of former Vice President Dick Cheney signing what Mr. Cohen's newest character described as his "waterboard kit.
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As a snippet of transcript shows, if you take the Q. out of Q. and A., what remains is absurdist theater: O.K., Mara.
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Over the decades, Philip Kunhardt amassed one of America's greatest private Lincoln collections, with about 73,000 items, including a snippet of Lincoln's hair.
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"Press and hold to identify an object, song, barcode, and more!" reads a snippet of text reportedly lifted from within the app's code.
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Typically you'll get a snippet of search results: For a painting, the name of the artist and the date it was painted, for example.
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Emmett taught both Kent and Kardashian how to play poker, and the Vanderpump Rules star captured a snippet of their time together on Instagram.
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Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson wrote four new songs for the featurette, and the cast members each shared a snippet of a different one.
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Just another day in the life...Watch a snippet of the video above, and head over to her site to watch the full clip.
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He prompted a snippet of Michael Floyd running a comeback, a basic route in which a receiver runs, stops and turns toward the quarterback.
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Since only a snippet of his comments were used and the interview wasn't recorded, the message was twisted around to project an incorrect quote.
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" For about a second at the 0:17 mark, it shows a snippet of black-and-white footage of crowds milling around "Cloud Gate.
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But a week that began with a snippet of hope for bipartisan cooperation ended with strong signals the gaps might be too much to bridge.
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Performing in West's home city of Chicago, JAY-Z played a snippet of the Kanye track 'Can't Tell Me Nothing' before making the Kanye shoutout.
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Sheletta Brundidge of Cottage Grove, Minnesota, recently tweeted a snippet of a video showing her 4-year-old son Daniel humming and singing the tune.
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The two also teamed up for a snippet of "Moments in the Woods" from Into the Woods, in which Blunt appeared as the Baker's Wife.
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When contacting a web server to load a site, browsers would now include a snippet of code if the user had opted out of tracking.
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Over the weekend, the rapper posted a snippet of a low-quality video she made wearing a cow suit and singing about being a cow.
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"A snippet of video of a chaotic situation never tells the entire story," Patrick J. Lynch, the association's president, said in a statement on Saturday.
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A snippet of genetic code called EPAS1 encodes a protein that helps the body detect oxygen and better regulate the production of red blood cells.
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The artist is seen in the back seat of car hurtling down a tunnel in the clip, which also features a snippet of new music.
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He recalls a snippet of speech by Pastor Calvin O. Butts sampled on Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's "Thuggish Ruggish Bone," which reduced rappers to thugs.
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A snippet of the song appeared in the film's official trailer in June, and the visual is finally here ahead of the movie's November release.
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Luckily, "Pull Up Wit Ah Stick" was becoming something of a viral sensation among Atlanta teenagers after he posted a snippet of it on Instagram.
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A user gives the system, called GPT-43, a prompt — a few words, a snippet of text, a passage from an article, what have you.
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R. Kelly's "12 Play" -- and while we only got a snippet of his vocals in the vid ... dude had the crowd (full of girls) swaying!!
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His latest, a snippet of new music with a caption that reads "NOWHERE 2 GO TOMORROW TAP IN" is the most direct he's been all week.
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The fit pup joined the Stanford Women's Crew team for a round of ab bicycles, and graciously shared a snippet of his fitness regimen on Instagram.
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Check out the trailer for this charming film below to hear a snippet of the song that you're definitely going to have stuck in your head.
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For Ellen, a round of Heads Up saw the singer being tasked to belt out a snippet of a song from whichever pop star's name appeared.
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She shared a snippet of an old home video — featuring herself, Kim, and a very pregnant Kris — taken three days before Khloé was born in 1984.
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Some films on the list are barely seconds long, including "Something Good Negro Kiss," a snippet of a black man and woman kissing onscreen from 1898.
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What followed was an extended rant from Kanye, a snippet of which was captured on film and tweeted out by Wall Street Journal reporter Vivian Salama.
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By now, your children may have heard about the new coronavirus, whether it's from a snippet of a news briefing or from other kids at school.
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Plump and rosy, with cheeks chunky from breast milk and meaty, dimpled thighs, he smiled when I sang him a snippet of a Stevie Wonder song.
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And Chuck seemed to know that Ernesto (Brandon K. Hampton) would have enough compassion to alert Jimmy once he heard a snippet of Jimmy's taped confession.
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"Everybody knows who Donald Trump is, we have to let them know who we are," Biden tweeted, along with a snippet of his stump speech, on Saturday.
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A snippet of their first encounter on the show rolls, and the best part is Viall's reaction, "Oh I definitely remember," he said when asked about her.
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" Lamers shared a snippet of it with the caption "So happy to finally show you the results of my Diesel ABOUT YOU campaign with transgender model @egoshooter.
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The process of taking a snippet of audio a few seconds long and sending it to either internal personnel or contractors to evaluate is, essentially, industry standard.
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The new drug blocks a snippet of protein — called calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) — that is thought to cause migraines by expanding blood vessels and triggering inflammation.
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This is especially useful if you want to add a snippet of text to a note or create a calendar entry based on something in an email.
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A Portland family discovered that a snippet of private conversation had been recorded by an Amazon Echo and sent to a random person in their contact list.
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This production restores a snippet of the original framing device, in which Frank, as a middle-aged big shot, delivers a graduation speech at his high school.
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The world has been raining purple ever since the news broke yesterday, and this GIF shows just a snippet of his deep-rooted creative and cultural impact.
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" The Beastie Boys later sampled a snippet of one of the album's tracks, "Shuckin' the Corn," on "5-Piece Chicken Dinner," from their 20093 touchstone, "Paul's Boutique.
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This is a snippet of it called "Harlem," read by the author: Next, we have "The Interpretation of Dreams," the 1900 book by the psychoanalyst SIGMUND FREUD.
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Then, when fed a snippet of text, it will identify events, and use them to shape a continuation of the plot churned out by a neural network.
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Similarly, according to ESPN, Network Ten's official Twitter account for sports coverage tweeted a snippet of Gayle's comments with the hashtag #smooth before later deleting the post.
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This is where it gets witchy: Cut in a snippet of your favorite author's work into your writing, she said, and they will appear in your life.
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Not only has Clarke mastered Dothraki for her role as Daenerys Targaryen, she can perform a snippet of "MMMBop" in the native tongue of Khaleesi's moon and stars.
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It all resurfaced over the weekend when Talk Film Society editor-in-chief Marcelo Pico tweeted a snippet of the keynote, which got picked up by AV Club.
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And despite telling Vogue in 2006 that he "doesn't want to be a big player," the slideshow ahead is just a snippet of how big he really is.
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The Kensington Palace Twitter account released a snippet of the two chums today and from the looks of it, Harry definitely enjoyed seeing Obama in the hot seat.
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The feature, which is rolling out now, is a lot like Facebook's colorful status updates: write a snippet of text, pick a background color, and customize the font.
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It's an iPhone and Android app that allows you to create a video by taking a snippet of your favorite song, adding a video filter and singing along.
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A snippet of an unidentifiable song being sung by the Puerto Rican star plays in the background as the two sit in what looks like a music studio.
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But the following photo, which is accompanied by a phone number fans can call to hear a snippet of the song, is the one that has everyone talking.
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Jussie Smollett took aim at Donald Trump during a "Drop the Mic" appearance, and even though TNT's yanked the episode ... we got a snippet of his rap battle.
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" Lee also shared a snippet of what he told his parishioners in tendering his resignation: "I regret that speaking out has caused concern and pain to my church.
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But eventually, even a user who doesn't want to press a button and record a snippet of audio would come to Bumpers to listen to its exclusive podcasts.
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And a snippet of the L.G.B.T. call center volunteers' conversation about Lean Cuisine — "You need like three of them to fill you up" — is just funny and true.
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As TMZ predicted, Timberlake performed before a massive projection of Prince and sang along to a snippet of the late musician's "I Would Die 4 U." The verdict?
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As it turned out, the Vine—a snippet of the song "Telephone Mane"—was also a perfect introduction to the exciting work of the rap collective Divine Council.
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First, they played a snippet of Major Lazer's hit "Cold Water" as a real-world example of the kind of thumping music children listen to all the time.
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"The Pilot's Wife," she said, was not based on her father's career, but germinated when she overheard a snippet of conversation about a plane crash at a party.
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Lots and lots of people either saw it live, watched a snippet of it on social media or read about it on a website just like this one.
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On Thursday, Pearl Jam rolled out a snippet of a new song entitled "Superblood Wolfmoon" that you can only listen to by pointing your phone at the Moon.
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A good trailer hooks listeners on the show's concept by selling its strengths, or even by offering a snippet of content that makes listeners hungry to hear more.
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Its brief opening track, "Yi," and the full-length song that follows it, "iMi," grew out of a snippet of found sound that Vernon couldn't stop toying with.
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Its brief opening track, "Yi," and the full-length song that follows it, "iMi," grew out of a snippet of found sound that Vernon couldn't stop toying with.
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A snippet of that interview was subsequently published by The New York Post, which also initially reported Mr. Scaramucci's claim that Mr. John planned to perform on Jan.
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The lines Blanchett speaks are taken from artist manifestos that informed the 20th century, with all but a snippet of Marx and Engels's written by the artists themselves.
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Oh, and the mix ends on a snippet of one of the funniest tunes ever made, Screaming Jay Hawkins talking about how cool he is in the 80s.
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A brief moment of levity came when someone calling into the meeting played a snippet of a cheerful song that starkly contrasted with the grim tone of the call.
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"If I literally read the tea leaves, or play this game of chance, it might get me a snippet of what the ancestors have planned for me," he says.
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It's a stark difference from a modern-day Hollywood film poster, which often features large images of lead actors or simply a snippet of an image from a scene.
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All they need to do to set up the Castle service is drag and drop a snippet of JavaScript code into the header of their site's raw HTML code.
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Overnight, a snippet of new music surfaced online and earlier today the Avalanches spoke with Zane Lowe on Apple Music Beats 193 in their first interview in 219-years.
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The vocal sample is actually Alo Wala, it's a snippet of some vocals that she's doing for us for another track that will be out in the near future.
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Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored Grande teased a snippet of the album's final track, "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored," during her cover art reveal on Instagram.
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Girl Talk sampled "Natural One" for his breakthrough album, 2006's Night Ripper, while last year The Avalanches used a snippet of "Raise the Bells" on their comeback album, Wildflower.
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Kanye West dropped a new song, titled "Real Friends" featuring Ty Dolla $ign, and a snippet of another song, titled "No More Parties in LA" featuring Kendrick Lamar, on Friday.
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Now, as the Formation World Tour is in full swing, we finally get a snippet of the people who work behind the scenes on the looks that complete each concert.
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And the song the pair was dancing to was extra special: A snippet of Kournikova's longtime partner Enrique Iglesias' new Pitbull-assisted song "Move to Miami" played in the background.
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At least seven were associated with a scheme that sends readers to a web page containing a snippet of malicious computer code, or malware, to lock up the user's computer.
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When another judge told her she "needed to give more personality and more voice," she sang a snippet of "No One" by Alicia Keys and received cheers from the audience.
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"The Guacamole Song" has become hugely popular on social media, with one YouTube video with a snippet of Dr. Jean dancing to the song gaining more than 15 million views.
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If anyone ever finds themselves fixated on a snippet of a song in their memory that they can't find in real life, I highly recommend listening to this podcast episode.
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In 2015, Coldplay's "Kaleidoscope" featured a snippet of Obama singing "Amazing Grace," from his eulogy to the victims of the shooting at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C.
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Drummer Andrew Barhite takes a snippet of a dominating performance by Armada against Leffen in the 2015 Super Smash Brothers tournament, B.E.A.S.T 5, and turns it into a beautiful percussive masterpiece.
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When I would catch a snippet of the Tour de France on TV, I assumed that each cyclist was competing against all of the others to get to the finish line.
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Where things can get bogged down is when these objects then trigger additional dependences—a snippet of JavaScript code, say, that's needed to then fetch additional images in a photo gallery.
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Ghostery's president, Jeremy Tillman, explained in a call with Mashable, that a data tracker is a snippet of code that companies such as Facebook and Amazon can implement onto other sites.
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"If there is a party or event with Amber, I'd be interested in meeting her just out of curiosity," Musk wrote, according to a snippet of the email obtained by THR.
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Kicking off with a snippet of Texas country crooner George Strait's "Baby Blue," the duo travel from New York to Barcelona, packing in songs by Total Freedom, LSDXOXO, Sango, and others.
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On Saturday, the This is Us star documented her trip to the doctor to find out whether she had celiac disease, posting a snippet of the visit to her Instagram story.
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The year-old startup today introduced the Action Button, which is a snippet of code that lives on publishers' article pages and gives their readers the option to take direct action.
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There's no direct narrative in Manifesto; the lines Blanchett speaks are taken from manifestos that informed the 20th century, with all but a snippet of Marx and Engels written by artists.
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A snippet of the audio was originally posted to Twitter by writer and author and Bernie Sanders' supporter Benjamin Dixon on Monday who went after Bloomberg calling him racist and classist.
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But every once in awhile, the Assistant might reply to a question you didn't ask, or it might accidentally record a snippet of a conversation you didn't want it to hear.
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In practice, it meant that a snippet of information about an Uber ride you took, or even your Uber password, could have ended up hidden away in the code of another site.
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He found that one of the bugs gave him improper access to create his own "group resource," such as a snippet of text, which was viewable to every user on the system.
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"I think it's sad that you feel you have the right to judge someone on their parenting style when you only see a snippet of their life through reality TV," someone wrote.
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That means that everything sent over the platform — whether it's a video, a snippet of a voice recording, or a regular text message — is only accessible to the participants in the conversation.
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Here's a snippet of Sims via Axios: According to Sims, news channel chyrons are of particular interest to the president, with gallons of printer ink apparently spilled in service of this obsession.
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"Adnis," a snippet of which accompanied the official announcement of 4:44 six weeks ago, has JAY-Z speaking directly to his father, maintaining the confessional streak that runs through the record.
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Hours later, Borchetta posted a rejoinder, including a snippet of a deal proposal, that suggested that Swift could have earned her recording rights back had she renewed with Big Machine last year.
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A. The Live Photos feature captures 1.5 seconds of the scene before and after the picture is taken, including a snippet of audio and any movement on the part of the subject.
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Prior to her interview with Bush Hager, Kardashian West shared a snippet of her experience helping Reed in a post on Instagram, writing about the "hope" everyone felt after the court's decision.
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Peep a snippet of their conversation below, and if you want to hear more about her tools for harnessing inner strength and looking fabulous while doing it, check out this week's UnStyled podcast.
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To get tweets in front of people anywhere on the Internet, the company has long relied on the "embedded tweet," a snippet of code that displays an individual tweet on a web page.
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The actress stopped by the PEOPLE Now studios, where she revealed her 7-month-old baby girl Julia Mimi Bella caught a snippet of her hit film Mean Girls recently and loved it.
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As a preview, the publication released a snippet of some of the rankings, by listing who accrued the largest musical fortunes in the UK. This includes individual dancers, singers, bands, and music producers.
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So, I posted a snippet of it, then [said if we] got a million retweets I'd release it, knowing that we probably can't leak it cause no one wants to deal with that.
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Reddit has added an embed feature for nearly every post on its site, letting you snag a snippet of code and place linked posts, images, and videos in other news outlets and blogs.
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Indeed there could, and he gave it to us, too, mocking Kim Jong-un's weight and height in a tweet that was like a snippet of peevish dialogue from a middle-school cafeteria.
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Since only a snippet of text can be read in Botsford's photo of the piece of paper that was in Trump's hand, it isn't immediately clear if Ebrard's comments are consistent with it.
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Oh, and if you're wondering what Kanye's gonna rap about from now on and what his music's gonna sound like -- at least for this round -- you get a snippet of that here too.
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That specific plotline was obviously tweaked for 'Rise of Skywalker' in light of Carrie's death -- we only see a snippet of that in the flashback as young Leia, instead of General Leia Organa.
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You'll spy Michael Keaton as ringmaster V. A. Vandemere, Eva Green as performer Colette Marchant, a snippet of the acid-washed "Pink Elephants" scene, and our first glimpse of Dumbo flying like a boss.
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A busy weekend for Jay Z capped off with the release of a new teaser for his new album, 4:44, featuring a snippet of a new song titled "Adnis," after Jay Z's father.
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Last week, Love magazine shared a snippet of its interview with Jenner from its September issue on Instagram, where the 22-year-old explains why she had to take a brief hiatus from modeling.
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After releasing "Real Friends" and a snippet of non-album track "No More Parties in L.A." on January 23th, West announced that the album still known as SWISH would be released on February 11th.
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Most intriguing is a snippet of code that suggests the upcoming feature addition could also support call transcription, which would be similar to the Recorder app that the company debuted on the Pixel 4.
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A Novelist Graham Bowley contacted Jean-Pierre Sirois-Trahan, a professor at Laval University in Quebec City, who believes that a snippet of film from a Paris wedding in 1904 fleetingly shows Marcel Proust.
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Fox News released a snippet of the interview -- the full version will run on Ingraham's show Thursday night -- in which Trump talks about the public statement given by former special counsel Robert Mueller last week.
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To keep track of when the value of Bitcoin dips below or above this value, Gilfoyle has an alert set up which plays a snippet of "You Suffer" by Napalm Death, a death metal band.
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There's a similar back-and-forth over a snippet of code that seemed to allow the app to run code from a private framework, a practice currently banned by the App Store for security reasons.
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Being completely honest with what I was doing allowed everyone to share more than just a snippet of their story, because they wanted to give me as much information about their lives as they could.
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The legendary pop star has announced her newest project, a record she has titled "Madame X." She shared a video about it, and a snippet of her new music, on her official Instagram account Sunday.
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He then questions whether or not Pai had permission from John Williams to use a snippet of an iconic Star Wars in his video before ending the sweet burn with a Yoda-style hashtag: #AJediYouAreNot.
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Drake began dropping hints about possible new music earlier this month, around the time a snippet of "God's Plan" was leaked, with a series of photos on Instagram of him back in a recording studio.
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We just saw a little bit of a snippet of the work that your Whitaker Peace and Development Initiative does and of course you were honored here last night in Davos with the crystal award.
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We also get a snippet of what appears to be the wedding Tommy announced at the end of Season 2, but the trailer suggests that those nuptials run awry, as Shelby family events tend to.
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Tweeting the news on Friday, Gaga, 32, shared a snippet of the music video to social media, as well as the link, and encouraged her followers to check out the emotional ballad on Apple Music.
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The service gives a light editing overlay over a game after a key is pressed, giving users the ability to grab a snippet of their game time that they can then share with their friends.
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More fundamentally, the website has said it posted a snippet of the Hogan tape - less than two minutes of a 30-minute video - to accompany commentary on celebrities' sex lives, a matter of public interest.
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Although we hear a snippet of a news report and a brief discussion of how the enterprise can't support both its needs and the farmers', the film provides scant context for Boone Farm's financial distress.
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Here's a snippet of that threat—it's graphic:This led to both high schools closing and sent the towns into mild chaos as they tried to figure out who Brian Kil was and how to stop him.
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But the device also preserves a snippet of audio from before the wake word was spoken, as well as other non-audio user data, raising questions about the precise mechanics of its gathering information from surroundings.
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Press play on this mind-blowing clip that shows the classically trained flautist playing a snippet of her song, "BYE Bitch," on her flute (which she named Sasha Flute) while smashing the viral dance, the shoot.
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In a snippet of a years-old interview played in court Thursday, Plant spoke of that fateful songwriting session: "Jimmy and I just sat by the fire … Hawkwind was probably humming in the background," he joked.
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The song, a track on the Verve's Urban Hymns album, features a snippet of the Jagger-Richards 1965 composition "The Last Time," recorded with an orchestra by the band's manager at the time, Andrew Loog Oldham.
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Unlock's protocol provides creators the ability to add "locks" (aka smart contracts) to their creations by adding a snippet of JavaScript to their website, similar to how one would add Stripe as a payment option today.
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One week after the president shared a video on Twitter soundtracked to a snippet of Nickelback's 2005 hit "Photograph," the band saw a 20053 percent increase in their downloads, according to Billboard, who cited Nielsen Music.
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VIENNA — The prompter's box at the foot of the stage of the Vienna State Opera houses the person to whom divas can turn at forgetful moments for a snippet of text to get back on track.
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The exchange, a snippet of testimony by a South American media executive in an American courtroom, is part of a 28-page document justifying the lifetime suspension of Teixeira, the former head of Brazil's soccer federation.
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You can hear a snippet of Brooks singing during the ceremony for the happy couple in this video from a wedding guest: Jay Manuel captured the super-cute moment when it was time to cut the cake.
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There is some analysis I saw someone do that talked about how it's, I think that it was 400 million times more expensive to execute a snippet of code on ethereum as it is to on AWS.
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The honest moment certainly caught Billie's eye -- she captured a snippet of the interview and posted it to her own Instagram ... adding photos of her when she was younger, which show she was a huge Bieber fan.
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"Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is" an anonymous account posted on Wednesday alongside a snippet of Ocasio-Cortez dancing on the roof of a building, according to CNN.
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" In a snippet of his wedding video, which he posted to Instagram on Wednesday, Flagg is seen telling Boyd that he wrote his vows "in April 2016, about four months after we started really seeing each other.
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I was giving a lecture the other day at some high-tech firm and I clicked the clicker for a snippet of film about 'Fauda' and just the sound of the show—the gunfire—set me off.
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There is nothing in this transcript that the source could describe as a "smoking gun" -- a snippet of conversation or phone call that directly ties bin Salman to the so-called hit team, and to Khashoggi's murder.
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Here's a snippet of what you'll hear on the society's Oral History Portal: Su'ad Abdul-Khabeer, a professor at the University of Michigan, recalled celebrating Eid in Prospect Park in the summer when she was a kid.
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What I Love 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Sofia Blankenbuehler, while out sick from school one day, heard a snippet of music coming from her father's studio on the top floor of the family's brownstone in Harlem.
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You simply start dragging a file, photo, or a snippet of text on the iPad with one hand, but then use your other hand to start navigating the table to open the app you want to drag into.
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While the network has teased a snippet of the interview in which Schultz harsly criticizing Trump, the coffee impresario who turned Starbucks into a global brand is weighing the idea of an independent bid, according to The Atlantic.
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McMillan received documentation from an unnamed source that allegedly supports Elizondo's claims, but did not publish them in full, only a snippet of a memo that alludes to responsibilities under AATIP but does not mention Elizondo by name.
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PopCrave reports that Grande is pairing the music video for "Break Up With Your Boyfriend I'm Bored" with the release of Thank U, Next, and she's teasing the music video and a snippet of the song on Twitter.
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Later ransomware immobilised the infected computer completely by overwriting its "master boot record" (a snippet of software on the hard-drive for loading the operating system) with malicious code that rebooted the computer and displayed a ransom message.
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As a refresher, here's a snippet of the leaked memo Yahoo sent to its employees: To become the absolute best place to work, communication and collaboration will be important, so we need to be working side-by-side.
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The Hong Kong government thus far hasn't officially addressed the issue, though one Facebook user posted a snippet of a purported email from the Environmental Protection Department, which claimed it wasn't the right agency to address the problem.
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In an interview with PopSugar, the actor — who just released a snippet of song he wrote from Tony's perspective to his Instagram — said that he wasn't particularly skilled in the driving department when he first arrived on set.
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Instead, it relies upon a snippet of genetic code called messenger RNA, or mRNA, which essentially teaches cells how to respond to viruses like SARS-CoV-2 (the name for the virus that causes the disease Covid-19).
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In a hypothetical example of cheating he sometimes sees, Thomas Doeppner, the vice chairman of computer science at Brown, provided a snippet of coding for a program that finds a path through a maze: struct visit_list node; node.
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Timberlake, 20183, only fueled the fire on Sunday when he performed a snippet of "Rock Your Body" — the same song he and Jackson, 51, sang during their halftime show in which he accidentally revealed her breast on live television.
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There's also a snippet of a song from Fall Creek Boys Choir, Justin Vernon's collaboration with James Blake (starting at 20:49 on Side B), and songs with Justin Vernon and each of the Dessner brothers from the National.
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Additionally, the project uses vaderSentiment, a Python tool out of Georgia Tech which — based on website comments and user posts on Twitter — can determine with accuracy what the overall sentiment (positive or negative) of a snippet of text is.
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It was a snippet of the ongoing debate over single-payer health insurance, which over the past months, has further escalated and become more complicated as industry interests and moderate Democratic candidates ramp up their own campaign against it.
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The opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympics — featuring a flock of sheep, a snippet of the Sex Pistols' music and a skit about a skydiving Queen Elizabeth — suggested a country unburdened by longing for its more orderly, homogeneous past.
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The film, which opened December 21, features a scene (a snippet of which you can see in the video below) in which Scarlett Johansson's character, Ash the porcupine, comes home to find her ego-maniac boyfriend, Lance, with another girl.
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I think most fair-minded people, not the agitators over at the courts tonight, Mark, but most Americans watching him tonight, they see even a snippet of that, they are going to think he&aposs not a fire-breathing dragon.
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Plus, the majority of the art was participatory, so you could easily find yourself playing a "pocket poker" game, sitting on a panel judging a cocktail competition, or watching a snippet of a play that moved you from room to room.
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For messaging, Google is adding a new feature that will preview a snippet of a new text overlaid over an existing app like the music playback or Google Maps apps, but only when the car has come to a complete stop.
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I follow along a wall next to the entrance and find a snippet of text next to a photocopied image of a black person's hands showing the contrast between the light palms and the dark skin on the other side.
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Audiobooks I still remember reading books to my own kids, teenagers now, but I don't remember the last time someone read me a book, or even a paragraph, other than my husband barking out a snippet of the day's outrageous news.
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It closes with a snippet of testimony from October 2002, when a senator asked Robert Mueller III, the F.B.I director, during a closed-door session, whether the work of the congressional inquiry had unearthed information of which he had been unaware.
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Thor may be reminiscing about his dead dad and waxing poetic in a snippet of emotional voiceover early in the trailer, but by the time Captain Marvel makes her debut in the trailer's last scene, he doesn't seem all that upset.
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Eventually Flattr Plus could be as ubiquitous as Outbrain related links on the long tail of sites across the web who managed to develop a snippet of code that could handle the load of distributing related links better than anyone else.
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As she was speaking, he cherry-picked a snippet of her criticism as a real-time rebuttal for his Twitter feed — one that seemed to miss her larger point about his administration being too out of touch to understand the problem.
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In November, a snippet of singer Ed Sheeran in the new trailer for "The Rise of Skywalker" had fans wondering if Sheeran would be continuing his trend of appearing in fantasy series with a cameo in the "Star Wars" film.
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During the premiere episode, viewers also saw a snippet of the sex scandal which shook the BiP set and forced production to be halted — thus impacting the amount of time that contestants had in Paradise in comparison to the past three seasons.
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According to the album announcement, made with a snippet of the track "Adnis" (below), it will be a Tidal exclusive—available only to current subscribers and Sprint customers, who are eligible for a free six-month trial of Tidal's premium HiFi service.
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The details were sussed out by a crafty Twitter user by the name of Till Kottmann who used a shortcut accidentally hidden in a puzzle Google tweeted out this morning to find the relevant information hidden in a snippet of JSON code.
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When his mood was low, he resisted the temptation to post a tweet or a snippet of a song to come, knowing the instant feedback would do little to fulfil his long-term goal of only offering audiences something that was complete.
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A $20 button is a nice little hook to get someone to try out AWS Lambda, for instance, which can run a snippet of code in the cloud every time you click the button, without you having to provision a whole machine.
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Today, a new trailer for the film is out, and it features a snippet of a new song which features both Kendrick and Vince Staples—and the Black Panther hype is so (seemingly rightfully) great that it feels like a big deal.
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He promised more: the song included a snippet of a song called "No More Parties in LA" featuring Kendrick Lamar and produced by Madlib, and it was soon followed by the announcement of an album release date for the long-awaited SWISH.
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No. New gene-editing technologies let scientists tweak the DNA of plants and animals with great speed and precision, often by deleting a snippet of genetic information, or by inserting a desirable trait from one breed into another of the same species.
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" Mr. Loussier said that he thought Eminem or Dr. Dre, who produced most of "The Marshall Mathers LP," had heard a snippet of "Pulsion" that he had played on one of his Bach recordings and "thought it was Bach's music, not mine.
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There's a lot in these indictments, but one standout is a snippet of conversation between the Russian hackers (referred to in the indictments as the "Conspirators,") and Wikileaks (referred to as "Organization 1") in the trove of documents released by Mueller on Friday.
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"It's really difficult to say, because it depends on so many different factors, and it sounds like we just have a snippet of what's happening in their relationship," says Jen Caudle, DO, family physician and assistant professor at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine.
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Just last week, I had one good idea, a snippet of dialogue that I might build a short story around, and my mind spiraled: I flash-forwarded a very realistic two years; my yet-unwritten debut novel had been published to critical and commercial success.
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"The Internet is basically, like, my parents in a way," he told the Times this spring, after people began making videos featuring a snippet of his song "Old Town Road," in which they would drink "yee yee juice" and turn into cowboys and cowgirls.
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According to USA Today, the Fox broadcast of the game showed a snippet of President Bush and DeGeneres — who attended with their wives, former First Lady Laura Bush and Portia de Rossi — smiling and chatting in a private suite while DeGeneres looked at her phone.
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A 1995 single "The Day We Lost the Soul" begins with a snippet of a broadcast from the day that Marvin Gaye was murdered by his father in Los Angeles, framing the song as an elegy for a man and the musical form he championed.
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You can find traces of its penchant for bomb-throwing in a great many publications of the online era—especially Gawker, which went down in a blaze of lawsuits after pissing a lot of people off and posting a snippet of a Hulk Hogan sex tape.
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I don't actually have to see an extensive fictional neighborhood in order to imagine it, and in fact it might be more fun if there's just the barest outline of it that you glimpse from a window and learn about from a snippet of overheard dialogue.
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According to USA Today, the Fox broadcast of the game showed a snippet of Bush, 73, and DeGeneres, 61 — who attended with their wives, former First Lady Laura Bush and Portia de Rossi — smiling and chatting in a private suite while DeGeneres looked at her phone.
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A sample can be anything from a melody to a snippet of a drum beat, and as professionally recorded sounds become easier to access and software becomes cheaper, they're increasingly routine as a part of the song-making process for bedroom and Top 40 producers alike.
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Priming the pump, just after 8:30, the White House tweeted out a snippet of video, grandly scored, with a camera cinematically sweeping down a red-carpeted hallway of the White House and into the East Room, where an empty podium stood ready for the president.
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The rumors and not-so-subtle social media hints are true: Pop queens Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Rey have collaborated on a star-studded single for the new Charlie's Angels movie, a snippet of which fans can hear in the new trailer which dropped Thursday.
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Giorgio is a creative visual interpretation of a snippet of audio from Moroder's song on Daft Punk's album Random Access Memories, in which in the 77-year-old DJ and record producer narrates his life's story and how he discovered the "sound of the future" in the electronic synthesizer.
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" —@POTUS — The White House (@WhiteHouse) March 14, 2016 "We hope that the remarkable life of Alexander Hamilton will show our young people the possibilities within themselves" —@POTUS #Bam4Ham — The White House (@WhiteHouse) March 14, 2016 Here's a snippet of Obama's comments and the cast's performance of "Alexander Hamilton.
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Lorde also sang a snippet of "Runaway" during her equally powerful "Fucked up and regretful after a night at the club" ballad "Liability," which she's been doing a lot on this tour but just adds to the general Kanye lovefest that was already going on in the Chi.
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The fact that Instagram features rich content of images and videos, as opposed to a text-only tweet or a Facebook update, for example, also make a huge difference because viewers can work out the precise location a user is standing in when they captured a snippet of footage.
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Image via YouTube Desiigner's "Timmy Turner" may be one of the most ingeniously marketed rap singles in recent memory, first revealed as his oddly haunting XXL freestyle, then teased as a video of him and Kanye's right-hand man Mike Dean playing a snippet of the full song.
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On the fictional side, you can send scouting teams out into the world to search areas of interest where you'll often be rewarded with some extra resources and a snippet of text that sheds light on both the disaster that's befallen the world and how that world differs from our own.
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In its repetition, "sorrow conquers everything" becomes at once an absurdly reductive dictum and quite possibly a hard-won truth; a snippet of folk wisdom; a subtitle in a grainy art-house offering of the 1950s or '60s; an angsty adolescent's diary entry; or the second line of a melancholy haiku.
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But "Skins" is undercooked in the same way as the other songs released since his death: "Arms Around You," a chaotic and directionless spit-and-glue collaboration with Lil Pump, Maluma and Swae Lee; and "Falling Down," a light-touch recording he made over a snippet of Lil Peep's music.
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In reply to West, a New York Times reporter, Noam Schieber, posted on Twitter a snippet of dialog from a New York court case in which an Uber lawyer made this argument before a judge: Judge: How would Uber generate revenue through this app we've been discussing without the platform drivers?
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" In a snippet of audio posted to Twitter Monday, Bloomberg also claimed that "95%" of "murders and murderers and murder victims" are male minorities between the ages of 16 to 25, adding that "you can just take the descriptions and Xerox it and pass it out to all the cops.
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At the end of the 2000s, celebrities had found themselves largely beholden to the seemingly ever-growing swarms of paparazzi, forced to remain vigilant about how and when they appeared in public, terrified that a snippet of unflattering, unbecoming, or straight-up scandalous footage would make its way to TMZ.
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The most recent analyses come from only one or two of Juno's closest approaches, so it's just a snippet of the total data to be collected from the mission (initially, Juno was slated to make 33 perijove passes, but following the decision to keep the spacecraft in a wider orbit, that number has been reduced).
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Misguidedly-crafted by brick and mortar publishers eager to blame companies like Google for their failure to evolve in the modern broadband era, the proposal levies a fee on anyone looking to share a snippet of published news content, like the quoted blocks you'll routinely see in many online news stories or blog posts.
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The show concludes with cries for an encore, and Laetitia performs a snippet of a new song for an appreciative crowd: After spending the night in the very swanky and recently remodeled Hotel Ithaca, we continue to Pittsburgh, making a very necessary and very exhaustive stop at Sheetz (which is exactly like Wawa, except prettier and with shitter food).
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Each one begins with a snippet of a best man or maid of honor speech, each more cringe-worthy than the next, but other than that, they're all different, from a gay wedding that ends with a casual party on a rooftop bar, to the kind of frou frou affair one flies to Hawaii to attend.
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Having previously shared a snippet of a new track, the Mercury Prize-winners have now announced their third album, Relaxer—due for release on 2 June—and revealed the full version of the previewed song, titled "3WW" (which, of course, of course, is a binary code translation of the weird numbers they captioned the teaser with on Twitter).
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After opening with a snippet of the Jackson 5's "Who's Loving You," Little Mix took on the TLC track at the 2013 edition of Radio 1's Big Weekend festival in the UK. The choice was a no-brainer for the girl group, and they stay loyal to the original, complete with 90s-inspired choreography.
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There are in fact two Authory pages: a private page, which is where the text (and any multimedia assets, like photos) of your articles is imported for backup; and a public page, which merely aggregates links to your content, much like Google News — so at most it will show a snippet of the article, a headline and link out to the original source.
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Because I share the "pure O" described in the episode—a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder characterized not by compulsive washing and locking, but by utter fixation and intrusive thoughts about things that are often very stupid—I was tormented by my mind blaring a snippet of the song on repeat all day and all night, with no relief in sight.
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My personal work usually has an unwritten background beyond the image and often aims to show you a snippet of a story which you're free to augment and continue in your head, or sometimes to invite you on a journey somewhere unknown to get happily lost, or perhaps simply to evoke a feeling or atmosphere that I felt painting it.
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Despite how slapdash the Yeezy Season 3 show appeared to be (I tuned in after he finished playing the record, hearing only a snippet of a new Young Thug song which sounded predictably great and more radio-ready than anything he's offered yet), it was hard not to just marvel at how Ye can make an inclusive event seem exclusive, and vice versa.
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The show borrows its title from a snippet of text lifted from the introduction to Centering in Pottery, Poetry, and Person by M.C. Richards — a potter, poet, and essayist who taught at the Black Mountain College in the 1940s — and alludes to the most unifying truth of all: that every person is a vessel for a unique expression of life.
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According to both ProPublica and British activist group Who Targets Me, which also operates its own ad transparency tool, Facebook disabled browser plugins that would collect information about political ads and why those ads were being shown to a particular Facebook user earlier this month, using a snippet of JavaScript code that prevents computers from automating the clicking of the "Why am I seeing this?" option under sponsored posts.
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Introduced by Pete Tong as an artist who actually needs no introduction, the producer also known as Kieran Hebden leads you through a chilled out, meandering two hours, stopping off at Britney (with a snippet of her much-underrated "Slumber Party"), Selena Gomez ("Bad Liar," otherwise known as the best pop song recorded in recent memory), Bicep, and the late Ursula K. Le Guin's moving collaboration with Todd Barton.
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YoungKio's beat isn't entirely original — the producer put a trap beat under a snippet of banjo playing from a Nine Inch Nails song called "34 Ghosts IV." However, neither YoungKio nor Lil Nas X reportedly got the needed clearance to use the Nine Inch Nails song, so Lil Nas X may have had to pay the rock band some money in back royalties when his song got popular.
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" > Five minutes pass and you overhear a snippet of a conversation, just distantly but it leaks over the sound of your headphones, and it is clearly about the microwaved fish because the person talking—they are sort of anger-whispering, which as you will remember is basically just normal talking but actually louder—and they are saying, "Who has fish?" and, "Have you never microwaved fish?" and, "Who has leftovers of fish?
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Observers and critics used a snippet of digital footage as a way to show that she might be out of her depth: A short video posted to Instagram by the office of Emmanuel Macron, the president of France, showed Ms. Trump in conversation with Theresa May, the departing prime minister of Britain, and Christine Lagarde, the International Monetary Fund managing director, as Mr. Macron and Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister, listened.
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A little under a year before my trip to the VTCRI, my new psychiatrist told me that maybe I don't have bipolar disorder, or just bipolar disorder, that maybe all this — my constantly filling chest, the fog of despair; the hearing of voices like a TV is on in another room, always another unfindable room; the auditory hallucinations like a snippet of Game Boy soundtrack; the certainty that I am among the finest nonfiction writers in the world, the certainty that I am among the worst; the immense soaring flights of run-on sentences which burn like neon and scorch the sky and wherein I express and value and impress upon others My ego, My Jovian ego, My Galactus ego, My capitalize My pronouns ego; the moments I wane until I fade into a shade; the black-hole need for outside validation, the willingness to devour friends for it, the marrow-sucking need; my paranoia, my irresistible texting jags, my ranting, in private and in public, outside bars and in the street — points to something else, a diagnostic pattern hidden in the shadows of my most severe symptoms.
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