How often do you find yourself liking and clicking on advertisements without even realizing they're advertisements?
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Since the magazines and advertisements both promote performance, the advertisements either implicitly or explicitly connect products to speed.
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They are feature-length advertisements for more feature-length advertisements, each one designed to sell the next thing as much as itself.
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Advertisements from new advertisers should be reviewed by a human trained to identify blatantly false and misleading advertisements - prior to their publication.
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The advertisements reached over 59,000 Facebook users in Florida, and over 8,300 Facebook users responded to the advertisements by clicking on it.
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Under new regulations in China, all paid advertisements must be clearly marked in search results to distinguish between organic search results and advertisements.
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An estimated $5 billion was spent on legitimate, legal efforts to persuade voters, through television advertisements, digital advertisements, phone banks, and door knocks.
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We should also consider requiring the same transparency for digital political advertisements as we do for advertisements sold on TV, radio, and satellite.
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"The Federal Election Commission, the independent federal agency charged with regulating political advertisements, has failed to take sufficient action to address online political advertisements and our current laws do not adequately address online political advertisements published on platforms like Google, Facebook, and Twitter," it says.
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It would also subject political advertisements on digital platforms like social media websites to election rules already in place for television and radio political advertisements.
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"In the UK, first of all, they are not allowing advertisements in the same way and so you don't get advertisements to young people," Halpern-Felsher said.
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The lawmakers — both Democrats — said their staffs still saw advertisements for face masks and hand sanitizer despite the Mountain View, California-based company's ban on such advertisements.
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Studying these advertisements, then, is an important task because advertisements tend to shape — and are shaped by — social norms, giving them a place of power in consumers' lives.
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" He referenced Yahoo and Google's 2008 advertising agreement, which would have allowed Yahoo to "replace a significant portion of its own internet search advertisements with advertisements sold by Google.
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Google today clarified a change to its ad policies, which have now been updated to include a ban on Google advertisements on any websites that utilize "pop-under" advertisements.
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The researchers randomly assigned some rural communities to receive advertisements for the jobs that announced opportunities for career advancement, whereas in other areas, the advertisements were silent on this issue.
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"Disclaimers on paid digital and internet-based advertisements are one tool identified as a mechanism for exposing foreign-paid advertisements," three Republican members of the commission said in a written motion.
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Then on Thursday, the Polish government took out paid advertisements and published the joint statement, in English and Hebrew, in Israeli newspapers, soon after similar advertisements ran in the German press.
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"The warning is required exclusively on advertisements for sugar-sweetened beverages, and not on advertisements for other products with equal or greater amounts of added sugars and calories," the court wrote.
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Pinterest has restricted vaccine search results, YouTube has barred anti-vaccine channels from running advertisements and Facebook has said that it will no longer allow anti-vaccine advertisements on its pages.
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Although the guidelines were less restrictive than the previous version, when it came to the subject of advertisements they drew a hard line, saying that advertisements in kids apps should be eliminated.
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In the user guidelines section of its updated TOS, Spotify notes that "circumventing or blocking advertisements in the Spotify Service, or creating or distributing tools designed to block advertisements" is strictly forbidden.
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"And as I mentioned last time, our investigation did not find any election-related advertisements of the nature found on other platforms, through either our self-serve or managed advertisements," Huffman wrote.
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He has not yet aired attack advertisements of his own.
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That's how you see the advertisements and stuff like that.
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We're surrounded by lights, commercials, and advertisements everywhere we go.
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So not all Periscope video will be eligible for advertisements.
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Facebook's automated programs are intended to generate eyeballs for advertisements.
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Advertisements for funds often highlight the stellar returns previously achieved.
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Facebook did not say how many people the advertisements reached.
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The company makes money by the advertisements on its site.
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Broadcast networks will be able to earn more for advertisements.
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Keywords from Google searches tailor advertisements to the user's interests.
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By law, existing FTC regulations require that advertisements are disclosed.
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Advertisements will appear before videos, and everything will be free.
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Could the ad usher in a new era of advertisements?
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Encrypted conversations also limit Facebook's ability to send targeted advertisements.
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Ajijic is cluttered with advertisements for dentists and plastic surgeons.
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What if I don't want to receive those commercial advertisements?
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Advertisements were dominated by thin, white women with slight silhouettes.
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Media companies also benefit from daily advertisements from betting firms.
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Did you maybe see advertisements for it here and there?
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These were long advertisements meant to look like television shows.
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Can they send advertisements that make consumers' lives more efficient?
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"Advertisements were a bitch," says Christophers of the name change.
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The law specifically prohibits advertisements intended to influence public policy.
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He invested $246 million in advertisements, some featuring Spike Lee.
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We're seeing more size diversity in magazines, campaigns and advertisements.
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These posters were ephemeral advertisements, not meant to be saved.
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Want to trade derivatives, provide legal advice or design advertisements?
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Later advertisements depict men and women in stereotypical gender roles.
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Scandal sold more newspapers, and more newspapers meant more advertisements.
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Billboard advertisements for the website will appear in coming weeks.
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They're always flitting by them on TV and advertisements, everywhere.
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Several companies pulled their advertisements from Hannity's show in response.
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Existing advertisements can stay in place until their contracts expire.
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The changes are intended to improve transparency around political advertisements.
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But Trump is not up with any advertisements at all.
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Dipont's advertisements promise students an edge in the admissions game.
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What I see are these advertisements that polarize the community.
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It sends advertisements to the lock screens of Fire tablets.
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Rubio's going to air a lot of advertisements in Florida.
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The new regulations will be applied only to future advertisements.
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Mr. Trump has been airing advertisements in the same states.
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Advertisements cover only about 30 percent of the paper's costs.
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She graced advertisements for Pepsi, Clairol, Hallmark Cards and others.
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Monuments and historical museums are always mirrors, advertisements, time bombs.
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AirPods instantly turn people into walking advertisements for the company.
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Tapping through Stories forces users to also tap through advertisements.
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Even the advertisements become part of the New York culture.
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YouTube hasn't addressed the advertisements on its own platform yet.
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Smart billboards display different advertisements based on who we are.
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Half of advertisements in U.S. Senate races mention health care.
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Let's not forget the unbridled capitalism behind the emotive advertisements.
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Huawei, the Chinese telecom giant, recently promoted ToTok in advertisements.
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We're taught to view consumerism and advertisements with skepticism today.
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Dan "Blade" Morrish (R) says in one of Edwards's advertisements.
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Some have flooded television sets and the internet with advertisements.
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People received advertisements in the mail, even mass classified ads.
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Right now, we are swimming in a sea of advertisements.
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Second, Congress should improve disclosure requirements for online political advertisements.
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It barely even aired advertisements in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan.
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Over the years, Hector appeared in advertisements for AIDS awareness.
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Then, summarize the major similarities you found among the advertisements.
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He told me usually he doesn't usually notice BART advertisements.
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Neither company has ruled out allowing advertisements on its devices.
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Ferrer, 57, admitted that "he had long been aware that the great majority of Backpage's 'escort' and 'adult' advertisements are, in fact, advertisements for prostitution services," according to a statement from the Justice Department.
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"The Federal Election Commission… has failed to take sufficient action to address online political advertisements and our current laws do not adequately address online political advertisements on platforms like Google, Facebook, and Twitter," Sens.
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"These advertisements included false content, which a reasonably prudent person knew or should have known to be false and the advertisements were so published with a reckless disregard as to their falsity," the suit says.
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In 2012, when ESMA, a Spanish-Hungarian company that held the concession for advertising on Budapest's streetlamps was accepting advertisements from leftist parties, the city council banned all outdoor advertisements within five metres of roadways.
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You don't often hear about users, especially teens, "playing" with advertisements.
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Facebook has found another place to show advertisements to its users.
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And that's because they look at those advertisements every single day.
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This could help develop an additional revenue stream apart from advertisements.
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You don't make anyone's life better by making advertisements work better.
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In the Metro, there are advertisements for companies that produce weapons.
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Among other things, it prohibited reference to age in job advertisements.
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According to Pathmatics estimates, SAN spent $972,000 on advertisements before Jan.
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Previous Clinton advertisements relied on a male narrator to tell Mrs.
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In 1963, advertisements started popping up in magazines such as Guns.
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And it appeared, in the 1960s, on advertisements for Courvoisier cognac.
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For now, controversial videos still appear to be running alongside advertisements.
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And, all of a sudden, I start receiving advertisements for chocolate.
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The plans Facebook announced today include turning away anti-vax advertisements.
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Facebook has a new headache when it comes to housing advertisements.
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Basically, big brands' advertisements were appearing right next to these comments.
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Drones hummed overhead, carrying glowing advertisements built from recycled medical tablets.
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Trump has yet to launch advertisements in either of those states.
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The advertisements ran to as much as $2000,21991 in some papers.
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One patient prankster decided to put Snapchat filters on IRL advertisements.
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Paramount lets you stream it for free, though there are advertisements.
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The advertisements seem acceptable inside shops, but not outdoors, Abrahamian said.
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Laws ban advertisements that undermine public order or violate ethical standards.
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The advertisements were signed "a Hong Kong citizen Li Ka-shing".
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Advertisements sold against videos command a higher price than static appeals.
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" Facebook doesn't sell advertisements, it "bring[s] the world closer together.
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The super PAC has echoed that message in its television advertisements.
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We have laws governing deceptive advertisements and Truth in Advertising laws.
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Brown has been running television advertisements since last week defining Renacci.
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Video advertisements tend to warrant higher rates than other online ads.
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AdBlock is a Internet browser extension that removes advertisements from webpages.
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The Clinton campaign has stopped airing advertisements in Virginia and Colorado.
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He has appeared in advertisements for Toyota, frozen noodles and gyms.
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It's not unusual for P&G advertisements to address social issues.
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It has also introduced stricter rules for political advertisements in India.
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Strategists are weighing campaigns that could ultimately include advertisements and protests.
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Clinton, despite heavy spending by the Sanders campaign on television advertisements.
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But campaigns do need money to run advertisements and pay organizers.
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The free Wikitribune, as it's being called, will contain no advertisements.
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The escalators are well-lit, with illuminated advertisements on the sides.
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Mr. Stiles had seen Tom's online advertisements and arranged a deal.
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Her mother acted in commercial videos and modeled for print advertisements.
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My second company I learned that selling advertisements is really hard.
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Increasingly, these sorts of shows are advertisements for their future selves.
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It can help target advertisements for products that we're interested in.
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Amazon recruited East African immigrants heavily with local advertisements and billboards.
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Transgender people are appearing more often in advertisements and mass media.
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"They use my face in the advertisements," she said, and laughed.
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In their current form, these advertisements do not satisfy that condition.
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Facebook has banned advertisements trying to capitalize off of coronavirus fears.
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Yes, shut down the apps, but also temper the reckless advertisements.
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He let Mr. Trump dominate at rallies and in television advertisements.
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Advancing AZ has pumped nearly $1.8 million into advertisements targeting Sen.
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Twitch gave affiliates access to the advertisements dashboard in November 2019.
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The advertisements will then be investigated by the social media platform.
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Facebook's hands-off ad policy has already allowed for misleading advertisements.
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They had hoped to make up the difference through online advertisements.
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We are surrounded about advertisements on how to get cash now.
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The new ad campaign will also include print and digital advertisements.
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The organization spent nearly $9.5 million in advertisements, according to Facebook.
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When DoorBot became Ring, the tone of the advertisements shifted dramatically.
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But advertisements could still be seen at some campuses in Beijing.
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" In contrast, Kim's advertisements have messaged that she's "independent" and "bipartisan.
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But consumers' appetite for interactive voice advertisements is still largely untested.
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It's the same reason companies spend millions of dollars on advertisements.
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With opinion advertisements that is more the rule than the exception.
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We pass advertisements for "Roma" posted on a nearby bus stop.
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Often, most problematically, advertisements seem to substitute for art-historical information.
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Online advertisements fell by 0.1%, leaving the annual increase at 10.6%.
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The new rules specifically state that "circumventing or blocking advertisements in the Spotify Service, or creating or distributing tools designed to block advertisements in the Spotify Service" can result in immediate termination or suspension of your account.
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Twitter on Friday announced that it is going to restrict, but not outright ban, advertisements that raise awareness about particular issues like climate change and abortion as part of a broader effort to rein in political advertisements.
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Dear Heloise: My beef is about drug advertisements on TV. Everyone wants to know why prescription drug prices are so high, but no one takes into consideration the billions of dollars drug companies spend on TV advertisements.
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The effort to pay Ukrainian citizens to host political advertisements and fake articles on their personal pages appeared tailor-made to circumvent new security measures designed to prevent foreigners from purchasing political advertisements in Ukraine and elsewhere.
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In recent years, Thai advertisements have been criticized for being overtly racist.
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The campaign is not airing advertisements there, according to NBC News data.
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But today they all deal in data, not least to target advertisements.
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TV advertisements are also being used to notify residents of scheduled deliveries.
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" BeenVerified: "At this time, we're pulling our advertisements on The O'Reilly Factor.
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The paper showed 580 participants advertisements for a fictitious diabetes prescription drug.
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He said advertisements could have been purchased using dollars, euros or pounds.
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These advertisements span over different media platforms including newspapers, television and digital.
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Here's how it works: Bitcoin buyers and sellers place advertisements on LocalBitcoins.
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She's vocally opposed weight loss supplements advertisements, especially from the Kardashian family.
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Social-media firms have banned advertisements for ICOs amid concerns about fraud.
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Mysterious advertisements have appeared in Reykjavik, accusing the central bank of corruption.
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Twitter recently said it will no longer allow RT to purchase advertisements.
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More advertisements based on interviews with the siblings are coming, Ruby confirmed.
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That's because I have been relentlessly followed online by advertisements for shapewear.
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The lawsuit is based on a review of more than 300 advertisements.
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Advertisements haven't been part of the HBO experience — at least until now.
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Steyer has spent many millions on television advertisements in the early states.
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Subscriptions aren't what YouTube is interested in — advertisements and celebrity channels are.
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We're surrounded by lies — exaggerations, self-deceptions, the background hum of advertisements.
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Right now, online advertisements suck, and you are justified in blocking them.
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You can agree to listen to their advertisements in exchange for cash.
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The proposals include compelling pharmaceutical firms to list their prices in advertisements.
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For smaller children, discussing advertisements on TV is important, the academy reports.
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Mark Warner has explicitly called for Facebook to make the advertisements public.
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But earlier this year, the website suspended its section for "adult" advertisements.
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But when they turned up, it didn't look anything like the advertisements.
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What was your problem with them, and are you still boycotting advertisements?
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It doesn't, for example, have a section for Stories, Friends or advertisements.
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But a decade ago, this was standard practice for magazines and advertisements.
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Facebook already includes advertisements in Messenger and is working to monetize WhatsApp.
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But they're knitted so airily throughout that they also feel like advertisements.
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But overall, there was nothing inspiring about the merchandise or advertisements here.
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The company's Viu service allows for free streaming with built-in advertisements.
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Mr. Waas wrote the jingle in 1960 for Mister Softee's radio advertisements.
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I'm talking about that hyperreal grass in American grill advertisements and sitcoms.
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The company generates revenue from subscriptions, advertisements and enterprise "value-added" services.
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Twitter will no longer allow political advertisements, according to CEO Jack Dorsey.
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As a result, Twitter won't allow paid advertisements about political issues, either.
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Those committees could then spend freely on advertisements directly targeting any race.
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The MTA's current policies do not allow any advertisements featuring sex toys.
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Grande is suing Forever 21 for allegedly using her likeness in advertisements
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Authorities made the clinic remove advertisements for its service from the internet.
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EU had sent hundreds of thousands of political advertisements to Eldon customers.
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Twitter also recently decided to ban all political advertisements on its platform.
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In 2015, Oatly's Danish advertisements prompted a lawsuit from Danish dairy farmers.
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His collection is expansive, with everything from books to advertisements and showtunes.
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Bird even bought Facebook advertisements attempting to activate its most loyal users.
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You'll being seeing these on billboards and Instagram advertisements in no time.
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The NRCC had spent about $22019 million on advertisements bolstering former Rep.
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Grameenphone has since placed occasional one-time advertisements in The Daily Star.
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It called out the absurdities of literally years of period product advertisements.
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With today's changes, those protections are being expanded to also include advertisements.
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They are not the silver-haired septuagenarians depicted in drug advertisements, either.
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The FTC alleges that the company used inflated figures in job advertisements.
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Hu Ruixin trained to design advertisements but works as a computer technician.
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Most negative advertisements in judicial elections attack candidates as soft on crime.
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Most of Google's revenue comes from advertisements tied to its search results.
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This statement now appears on advertisements for the opera throughout the city.
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And she asked employees and volunteers to sell advertisements to local businesses.
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Cove Haven Resorts are still flourishing, cranking out new advertisements every year.
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Including YouTube advertisements, Google reported $149 billion in advertising revenue in 2019.
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Kloss had, perhaps not unrelatedly, appeared in advertisements for Carolina Herrera products.
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Why it matters: The labels would also be included in tobacco advertisements.
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Ms. Hartlauer said that modified advertisements with pixelated genitals were also declined.
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Such disclaimers are a regular part of political advertisements on traditional media.
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He can also be seen featured in advertisements released by Bloomberg's campaign.
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We would never use textbooks jammed with advertisements, inappropriate pictures or games.
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Hulu: Cost: $5.99 here per month or $11.99 per month without advertisements.
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Each requires spending on signs, advertisements, websites, social media and customer research.
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Likewise, ABC is responsible for all advertisements run by its affiliate networks.
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You could then be preempted with advertisements to change your mind entirely.
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Advertisements created by algorithms encourage certain people to send in their résumés.
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Ms. Massey said she has invoices and advertisements to present as evidence.
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Tobacco firms promote their wares in slick television advertisements showing manly pursuits.
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They may use phony storefronts, advertisements and flyers to promote their services.
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Conservative groups had already flooded those districts with a torrent of advertisements.
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It maintained office space and employees and still sells display advertisements there.
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Volta offers free charging in exchange for advertisements displayed at charging ports.
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The report also suggested such groups were political threats in other advertisements.
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Those lawsuits claimed the program also featured false advertisements and empty promises.
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Congress is also considering legislation to toughen disclosure rules for online advertisements.
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Google says it is moving to bar cryptocurrency advertisements from its platform.
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Type into Google, "bitcoin IRA" and you'll see a torrent of advertisements.
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WeChat has surprisingly few advertisements compared to its peers in the industry.
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There will also be advertisements customized with the name of each senator.
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Advertisements in retail settings were more effective than print or movie promotions.
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Biden's comments ended up in advertisements that helped defeat the Democratic candidate.
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Organisers have produced witty advertisements to urge people to join the march.
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Dolce & Gabbana was excoriated for advertisements laden with stereotypes about Chinese people.
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Probably as a result, advertisements for vibrators gradually disappeared from respectable publications.
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The main advertisements for these movies are photos of that sticky moment.
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Many advertisements and runway shows aren't just selling clothes, in other words.
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NATIONAL An article on Thursday about a proposal that will require pharmaceutical companies to include the price of prescription drugs in television advertisements misstated the amount of money spent by the drug industry on advertisements, including television commercials.
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Advertisements were playing on bigoted videos, prompting giant companies like Coca-Cola and Johnson & Johnson to pull all of their advertisements (and money) out of the platform until YouTube could guarantee their ads wouldn't be running against extremist content.
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Its advertisements say volatility could easily "wipe out profit", and "cause financial losses".
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The company allegedly placed advertisements displaying "pre-foreclosure" homes at below-market costs.
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Apple's mobile web-browser, Safari, even comes with software that blocks unwanted advertisements.
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Mr. Sanders is working hard to connect emotionally with voters through his advertisements.
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Advertisements tend to drive patients to the latest expensive treatments and patented drugs.
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We won't put advertisements in your personal communication — things like Snaps or Chats.
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The discussion then turned to in-app advertisements, which Tinder recently rolled out.
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There's also overlap with Tumblr when it comes to brand advertisements, Karp believes.
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They will also have to carry health warnings on packaging and in advertisements.
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These stories also won't be able to be promoted or turned into advertisements.
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Backpage also did not remove these advertisements or report them to law enforcement.
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" Electronics stores had posted advertisements for "컴퓨터," pronounced "keomp-yut-eo," or "computer.
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As much as I hate posting advertisements in here, they're always pretty fun.
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" Peel initially said its apps "do not do any advertisements at the moment.
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Brands were putting advertisements on videos that sexualized children, accompanied by predatory comments.
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CNN also reported that Amazon accepts paid advertisements for promoting anti-vaccine media.
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After the Pittsburgh shooting, Everytown bought an additional $700,000 in advertisements targeting Rep.
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Most of the money in these races will be spent on TV advertisements.
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Automakers then paste those awards across their advertisements, as you surely already know.
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In 2013, one year after Facebook's acquisition, Instagram launched advertisements on the platform.
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The worst sin of all was putting up fake screenshots in magazine advertisements.
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More shows were added, more celebrities were chased, and more advertisements were secured.
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Facebook had earlier turned over more than 3,000 advertisements linked to that group.
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Google and Facebook Inc collect personal data on users to target their advertisements.
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CPM = cost per mille In the 1990s, banner advertisements began appearing on websites.
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It makes that claim in Google advertisements that were placed against Goldstone's company.
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For written posts and banner advertisements, he's made anywhere from $100 to $400.
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My phone can become a magic wand that erases advertisements wherever they occur.
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Under the ASA's new rules, advertisements depicting "harmful gender stereotypes" will be banned.
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The group is also running television advertisements attacking Mr. Rubio in several states.
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All that said, advertisements will still run on the free tier of Spotify.
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Coruscant might be lit up by bright advertisements, but there's no news media.
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But there's one resource that the league has yet to tap: jersey advertisements.
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The school has since been found to have misled students with false advertisements.
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Google and Facebook Inc collect personal data on users to target their advertisements.
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And thanks to microtargeting, today's advertisements can be that much harder to track.
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Although the spots appeared like advertisements, the spokesperson said they were not ads.
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They're losing online advertisements, bad date lists, online client screening, and their voice.
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They also stopped letting anti-vaccine videos show advertisements, thereby demonetizing those videos.
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""HBO spends 12 million for Market Research and 5 million for GOT7 advertisements.
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Realtor.com and Keurig are pulling their advertisements from Sean Hannity's Fox News show.
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It will also add a thousand people to its team that reviews advertisements.
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He noted that apps in the Basic Services package do not have advertisements.
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Like Spotify, Deezer has a free tier with advertisements and restrictions on mobile.
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It also removed around 58.8 million advertisements for phishing scams from its network.
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Bank advertisements targeting monied folk paint a picture of two-child domestic bliss.
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Add annoying advertisements to TVs that people already have in their homes, apparently.
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Hackers can use infected banner advertisements to attack otherwise safe or secure sites.
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In reality, it matches advertisements to users while keeping that information to itself.
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Democrats effectively used campaign advertisements as a way to leverage more campaign donations.
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Closely related were advertisements alleging medical, governmental, and pharmaceutical corruption related to vaccines.
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Together, the anti-tax forces spent millions of dollars on advertisements and lobbyists.
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Motherboard found several advertisements offering access to GSX accounts or related information online.
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Some business and citizens' groups have posted newspaper advertisements backing Hong Kong's government.
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Searching online for the word, I kept being served two advertisements by Google.
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The advertisements for sustainably grown marijuana on the sides of San Francisco buses.
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Since late 2018, dozens of companies have stopped airing advertisements during his show.
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BlackPAC is spending $1.1 million on field organizing, mail, digital and radio advertisements.
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The screens were playing a mix of sports and advertisements for Denny's itself.
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This could upend Facebook's highly successful business model, which is centered on advertisements.
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Facebook allowed advertisers to target advertisements toward anti-semitic individuals, according to ProPublica.
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She even heard some people agreeing with the "You can say no" advertisements.
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The chain's advertisements for the item are also notably less idealized than BK's.
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The Internet Research Agency promoted groups it created on Facebook with these advertisements.
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Similarly, Americans should have the right to know who is behind campaign advertisements.
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The sideline advertising boards scroll with gambling advertisements for much of every game.
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This new regulation removes that category from its exclusion tool on all advertisements.
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Advertisements for condoms and other forms of birth control are rare in Pakistan.
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" Ms. Heitkamp's health care advertisements, the narrator says, "don't pass the smell test.
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The exhibition includes these lanterns, along with vintage photographs, advertisements, brochures, and more.
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Beyond advertisements, the has also crept in the top tier of mainstream music.
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A night spent smoking cigarettes and watching television advertisements for lethal-sounding medications.
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He took material from comic strips, movies, early advertisements, high and low culture.
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The campaign is planning to spend at least $1 million on advertisements alone.
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He also said sorry in full-page advertisements in British and U.S. newspapers.
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Parents, not advertisements, are the greatest influence on preventing underage drinking, he said.
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Advertisements like these often did not disclose the connections between the Facebook pages.
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Google has taken similar steps to restrict advertisements only a few times before.
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That's helped the company wring more money out of advertisements, Mr. Anmuth wrote.
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Animations, browser games, advertisements, and even YouTube videos all once ran using Flash.
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He has appeared in national advertisements for Head & Shoulders and State Farm insurance.
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She scraped together a living by drawing illustrations for women's magazines and advertisements.
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And they have created policies explaining what they will allow in political advertisements.
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The conservative Club for Growth will run advertisements in Utah markets blasting Sen.
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Tech companies face increased criticism over how they handle political speech, including advertisements.
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Standaert said there were advertisements around the courtyard for a pole dancing school.
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Victims are directed to the apps — more than 85033 of them — through advertisements.
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Few voters are likely to post advertisements featuring a candidate on social media.
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Still, gun policy isn't talked about much in advertisements compared to other issues.
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Facebook turned over the $85033,000 worth of advertisements to congressional investigators on Monday.
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Chinese law prohibits using images of past and current leaders in television advertisements.
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Ads — Partners and Affiliates can choose how frequently advertisements run during their stream.
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The whole thing launches in April with a year of advertisements already sold.
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Persian signs and advertisements line the street, some of them written by hand.
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In "SUM," Ms. Anderson audaciously mined sound bites and catchphrases from television advertisements.
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Steyer is spending a ton of money on advertisements in the two states.
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The bulk of the mail was advertisements, more than 4,700 ads at that.
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"Joni Ernst, all in for Wall Street, not for you," both advertisements conclude.
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In a world of Instagram advertisements, how are you keeping your brand authentic?
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Consider a law or regulation restricting advertisements for a new, life-saving medication.
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Such immersive VR advertisements are on the horizon as early as this year.
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In the United States, many television networks have dropped advertisements for e-cigarettes.
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She was in splashy national advertisements for Prell shampoo and Helena Rubinstein lipstick.
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The company confirmed Thursday afternoon that it would release details on the advertisements.
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The campaign will feature television, radio, digital and mailed advertisements, per the group.
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Users can install AdBlock Plus to block advertisements from displaying on a website.
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They started routinely appearing in advertisements for brands as big as Taco Bell.
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Walmart added that its customer data will allow it to send targeted advertisements.
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Both arguments have been played out in television advertisements and billboards across town.
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The company confirmed Thursday afternoon that it would release details associated with advertisements.
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Facebook's move to reject anti-vaxx advertisements may also affect the private groups.
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The advertisements were prominent and were definitely a step in the right direction.
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The color in Jensdotter's series is provided by other artists' work and advertisements.
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After these reports surfaced last week, many began pulling their advertisements from YouTube.
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"The revenue those advertisements provide is critical to funding a website like ours, but it's equally important that we do everything we can to make sure the advertisements appearing on our site are not deceptive or intentionally misleading," he said.
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Last week, Facebook said it was introducing stricter rules for political advertisements in India.
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They do not like advertisements but also do not like to pay for things.
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Snapchat is fun — and so are its advertisements, says Kleiner Perkins partner Mary Meeker.
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The more the company knows about you, the more valuable those advertisements can be.
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Food ads on the brain Why might food advertisements have this effect on preschoolers?
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It committed $453 million in 2017 to improve Pizza Hut's equipment, technology and advertisements.
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Nowadays, that's the first step that everybody takes is adding those pre-roll advertisements.
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"This picture reminds me those advertisements of Benetton in the 90&aposs," another agreed.
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Pandora is seeing increases in both advertisements and paid subscribers, helping boost its results.
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Facebook has blocked dozens of advertisements related to the LGBT community for being political.
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Advertisements trying to persuade users not to vote will soon be forbidden, for example.
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Ana sees advertisements for appliances in glossy magazines that hotel guests leave behind. Frigidaire!
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Advertisements across the state tout desert outings where people can shoot automatic weapons themselves.
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The "super PAC" supporting Senator Marco Rubio of Florida unleashed multiple advertisements blasting Gov.
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Some of them used fake job advertisements to lure innocent men to remote places.
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Neither HSBC nor Bank of East Asia referred to the government in their advertisements.
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YouTube says it's updated its automated flagging system to restrict advertisements on fewer videos.
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It is unclear how much the campaign has spent on Twitter advertisements in particular.
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Trump has a bare-bones staff and has refused to pay for political advertisements.
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Buzzfeed reports that YouTube has shut off advertisements on Paul's videos via his channel.
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Trump's campaign has highlighted the policies in its advertisements, including one released this week.
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The poll found that many people take a dim view of those "targeted" advertisements.
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His approach is free, of course, and arguably much more effective than purchasing advertisements.
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Self-regulating bodies may ban certain advertisements but they do not impose judicial punishments.
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Job applicants should take their cue from the kind of advertisements that companies place.
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These advertisements will be reviewed by both computer-assisted technology and a Facebook employee.
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Facebook previously had focused narrowly on the 3,000 advertisements spread by the 470 accounts.
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And, of course, filming advertisements in space is strictly forbidden for NASA crew members.
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Advertisements do not necessarily reflect the views of Vox Media or our editorial teams.
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Some in Washington want to force Facebook to disclose who is behind political advertisements.
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People were clamoring to soak up these advertisements because they really were that good.
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It may also be able to one day discern the effectiveness of those advertisements.
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That's the largest disparity since Trump began running general election advertisements in mid-August.
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Participants found out about the opportunity via Snapchat and Instagram advertisements, according to TechCrunch.
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Money. It can be used to pay for campaign staff and advertisements, for instance.
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The company also reaffirmed that Instagram will monetize in the future, largely through advertisements.
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People register with the platform, then choose from thousands of advertisements searching for participants.
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The advertisements do depict femininity, albeit not in the context of high-performance running.
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Store advertisements: Now more fun, thanks to Snapchat, Kodak and some time to spare.
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This uses machine learning during live broadcasts to digitally replace billboards with targeted advertisements.
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Large amounts of contraceptives were made available and advertisements increased demand for birth control.
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In comparison, Twitter's latest earnings report and began allowing advertisements as early as 2010.
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Every skyline is a series of holographic advertisements and it is always, always raining.
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Advertisements for unusual color variant game can still be seen in game ranching publications.
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"I was building those out and personalizing products and advertisements to people," Genduso recalled.
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Apps, including TenderTree and HomeHero, will replace the advertisements once crafted for fusty magazines.
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YouTube's Partner Program lets creators earn money by monetizing their channel with video advertisements.
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Following Sunday night's advertisements, Twitter was alight with outrage from the U.S. corn industry.
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Second, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey announced that Twitter would now ban all political advertisements.
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Job advertisements in September for Ant Financial's Malaysia office listed remittances as a responsibility.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's turn to question Zuckerberg about the fact-checking of political advertisements.
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That has led both to upgrade the technology that delivers targeted advertisements to viewers.
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Advertisements by — or on behalf of — lawyers, should not provide medical advice to consumers.
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Fans bombarded San Diego Comic-Con in July with "Release the Snyder Cut" advertisements.
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Sanford's been spending money on television advertisements for the first time in five years.
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"We completely reject the allegation that these advertisements are discriminatory," said Goldman of Facebook.
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"Don't shop like everybody else" is the theme of one of its holiday advertisements.
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Twitter faced pressure to join Facebook, Google and other companies in prohibiting cryptocurrency advertisements.
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Doug Ducey (R) before Ducey began hammering him with critical advertisements focused on immigration.
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"Online interest-based ads" are advertisements that rely on access to your browsing activity.
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It's a name given to political advertisements that blatantly stoke racial fears and stereotypes.
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Bright white headphones were the focal point of iPod advertisements through the mid-2000s.
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Seriously, it's everywhere: in advertisements, on clothing racks, and even in our makeup bags.
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Instead, the individual will come to expect individualized service and in that, individualized advertisements.
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A deal is procured for content in exchange for served advertisements on a website.
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In the run-up to the 2014 midterm elections, they financed advertisements criticizing Obamacare.
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YouTube's Partner Program lets creators earn money by monetizing their channels with video advertisements.
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Most of the company's revenue is generated through agreements with advertisements and search partners.
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The outside companies are able to use that data to target users with advertisements.
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People who wore these shirts didn't just become walking advertisements for Hollister and Abercrombie.
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It has allowed gambling advertisements on radio and television and may soon permit casinos.
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Last month, Twitter acknowledged it had been running experiments with the frequency of advertisements.
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The group has also paid for television advertisements and mailers featuring the same people.
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Olympic advertisements featuring Yuna Kim, the former figure skater, towered over the crowded hall.
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It's being used to 'enhance your experience' and have better advertisements targeted to you.
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Each car will have eight digital screens along the side, displaying information and advertisements.
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The NYPD posts hundreds of decoy advertisements that are indistinguishable from the real thing.
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But these advertisements featuring 'the new girl' were marketing a lifestyle unattainable by most.
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Around San Antonio, CBD is sold openly and shops display prominent advertisements for it.
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To attract those dollars, retailers woo us with promotions, advertisements, sales, and extended hours.
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Pelosi also slammed Facebook for running the advertisements designed to look like census forms.
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So I did a little sleuthing online, and stumbled on some early Triscuit advertisements.
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Twitter said the companies will not be allowed to run advertisements on its site.
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It reads in part: NBC's representation of our print-subscription advertisements is blatantly incorrect.
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We accept advocacy/opinion advertisements regardless of our editorial position on any given subject.
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To keep himself entertained, he created parody political advertisements and posted them on YouTube.
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These advertisements grabbed the reader's attention, but the corrective statements do just the opposite.
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They can create advertisements that make clear the human damage the bill would do.
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One thing you won't find in Bitmoji TV, at least at first, are advertisements.
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Their advertisements do not reflect the full range of skin tones of Asian women.
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It's like this thing that is created to sell advertisements for the TV show.
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Perhaps even harder to believe is that some of those things were campaign advertisements.
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"Sexy mix white and spanish," read one of several advertisements on the website Backpage.com.
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It has canceled advertisements meant to encourage people to pick insurance policies on HealthCare.
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In addition, it's paying for digital advertisements and get-out-the-vote phone calls.
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Twitch Turbo costs $8.99 per month and has fewer advertisements and additional aesthetic features.
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Cops say they used Internet advertisements to arrange meetings between the detectives and suspects.
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Facebook revealed earlier this year that Russian operatives purchased some 3,000 advertisements on Facebook.
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Their policy only allows certain types of videos to make money off of advertisements.
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Suppose, for example, a state passed a law restricting advertisements that promote Venezuelan socialism.
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Advertisements employing the Statue have been around since before she stood in the harbor.
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It also calls for more restrictions on advertisements for breastfeeding substitutes, especially baby formula.
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Advertisements frequently featured cars driving over cobblestone streets in places like Manhattan's Soho district.
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Advertisements from producers of meat-based products were refused for that issue, he said.
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He was a key driver of its humorous advertisements, some featuring a talking gecko.
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In a column for The Washington Post, Will rips advertisements on behalf of Sen.
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We listen to music, play Candy Crush, laugh dutifully at advertisements for storage units.
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Reset explains the data-based term and how it affects the advertisements you see.
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State law does not permit advertisements that encourage criminal behavior, according to the decision.
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The agency said it would consider that input for future guidelines for digital advertisements.
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Clinton's advertisements (and nearly half of Mr. Trump's) were about traits, characteristics or dispositions.
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Death penalty opponents saw the recent advertisements for an executioner as a distressing development.
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Our goal was to test how crowdedness affects a consumer's responsiveness to mobile advertisements.
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They married on New Year's Eve 2016 and have appeared in the company's advertisements.
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Those videos also had advertisements running with them, prompting marketers to pull their ads.
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Prepaid plans cost about $22016 dollars for 21 minutes, North Korean phone advertisements show.
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The drug reps didn't bombard these physicians with high-level marketing or glossy advertisements.
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The annual project replaces a wide network of billboards and street advertisements with art.
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" A spokesperson from the school told the AP that the advertisements were meant to portray Melania Trump in a positive light, and that they will be replacing the billboards with new advertisements despite the ones with the first lady being "very successful.
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"Moreover, in a subtle alteration of the company&aposs policy of not fact-checking or banning political advertisements, Facebook said it would not allow advertisements that "portray census participation as useless or meaningless, or advise people not to participate in the census.
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HHS said it would maintain a public list of drug advertisements that do not comply.
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Clicks on product advertisements paid for by third-party sellers grew 150 percent, Amazon said.
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Similar advertisements will appear in Los Angeles and Toronto before the end of the month.
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No. Is your exchange for about $100 worth of advertisements sold based on our data?
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"HBO spends 12 million for Market Research and five million for GOT7 advertisements," it reads.
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Snapchat is also bringing its augmented reality advertisements to its self-serve ad-buying tool.
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Six of Gosar's siblings recorded campaign advertisements in support of his competitor, Democrat David Brill.
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A single Facebook page ran over 5,000 advertisements for a fake solar energy rebate scam.
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He has also opted to self-fund his campaign, pouring millions of dollars into advertisements.
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Facebook said last year that the IRA purchased over 3,500 advertisements and spent around $100,000.
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And Ruby Tuesday said the restaurant chain had no additional advertisements scheduled for the show.
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Traylor made his art on the backs of candy packaging, discarded boxes and window advertisements.
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Amy Klobuchar sponsoring a bill to disclose more information about political advertisements and their sponsors.
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Sublime Skinz sells "ad units," the technology behind the advertisements, to companies, rather than publishers.
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The company provides tools for publishers, with software that can create, track and test advertisements.
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Another conspicuous feature is a vast digital screen transmitting advertisements from BuzzFeed, ESPN and Vice.
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Well, let's do some more labeling and stereotyping, but first, let's hear some fine advertisements.
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They were the first and have inspired many brands' advertisements across a variety of channels.
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Mr. Kasich's establishment rivals are all facing or deploying negative television advertisements against one another.
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The company earns money from advertisements and offers tools to advertisers to target potential customers.
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TV advertisements show them in action in hospital wards and ambulances, and on home visits.
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Whatever inspired these perorations, they are not just advertisements for a new mid-winter recreation.
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Daring retailers already use it to target extremely personal, location-based advertisements to customers' phones.
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Huge billboards of frowning clerics have been replaced by neon advertisements of unveiled smiling girls.
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On Facebook, opting out of targeted advertisements from third parties doesn't apply to data collection.
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But one thing has remained constant: the percentage of small businesses that buy Facebook advertisements.
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People have a right to know how is targeting them with political advertisements and why.
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When you're in the ring, there's no time to reflect on the influence of advertisements.
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You can put different advertisements that are more meaningful to the users in each one.
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Advertisements of a goldfish in a blender started appearing on the walls of subway platforms.
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ISIS Reality Check: ISIS using Trump in advertisements By Kate Grise, CNN Retired Rear Adm.
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It's not unusual to see advertisements that sexualize women and play up to gender stereotypes.
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It's not adding a lot of unnecessary features for the sake of it, or advertisements.
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However, these women only represent 2% of the women we see in media and advertisements.
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Despite the results, Viard said it won't inspire a series of similarly negatively-worded advertisements.
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The older I got, the more I saw Latina celebs like them in major advertisements.
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Google told CNBC via email that it would be suspending advertisements from Viagogo from Thursday.
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Alibaba will conduct stricter reviews of the recruiting advertisements to ensure compliance with our policy.
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Toddler-aged kids haven't developed the cognitive skills to understand advertisements or animations, she explained.
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Stanford professor Robert Jackler displayed Juul advertisements featuring bright colors and attractive, young-looking models.
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However, even after a reboot, it still runs in the background, clicking on porn advertisements.
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That statement appeared as full-page advertisements in papers owned by News Corp on Thursday.
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In the 53s, the term "computerphobia" cropped up in magazines, newspapers, advertisements, and computer manuals.
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The MTA flagged the ads for being too phallic in nature and rejected the advertisements.
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The mom of two added that sponsored content and advertisements on Instagram are getting excessive.
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Lucifer has become so popular that the facility has started using him in its advertisements.
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The main sources of these images seem to be from Middle American magazines and advertisements.
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There are also no advertisements on Netflix, removing another possible revenue-sharing conflict of interest.
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The group isn't buying any print advertisements, in a sign of the changing media landscape.
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There is a fine line between fitness and obsession, and the advertisements exacerbate this ambiguity.
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Perhaps it's something in the water, but New Zealanders have been making superb advertisements recently.
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If it wasn't already blurred, advertisements like the controversial Hers posts certainly raise the question.
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HBO spends 21 million in 22 for Market Research and 5 million for GOT7 advertisements.
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First, responsible services must be vigilant to help throttle the distribution of child trafficking advertisements.
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This could be anything from designing a logo, advertisements, newsletter, magazine, flyer, or information sheet.
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Its gory apocalyptic shuttles can be seen driving down Las Vegas Boulevard as moving advertisements.
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The report documents multiple cases of advertisers getting slammed with high costs for serving advertisements.
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Remember those orange juice advertisements that proudly proclaimed that their product was "not from concentrate"?
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As with major advertisements directly from bookmakers, running any responsible gambling advertising is completely optional.
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It's also commissioned several large advertisements around the city, including one you simply can't miss.
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Podcasters can sell advertisements at rates ranging from $20 to $1503 for every thousand listeners.
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The group plans $125 million worth of advertisements in the run-up to Election Day.
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The group is running early advertisements in both states meant to insulate them from attacks.
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Online advertisements garner far less money than print ones — insufficient for a functional news staff.
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Charismatic and silver-haired, Garber released kitschy TV-style advertisements, in Russian, for his company.
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Throughout Chopra's busy Bollywood acting years, she also modeled in numerous commercial and print advertisements.
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Snapchat advertisements tend to hover around the same $0.02 to $0.05 range, this exec said.
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Mr. McConaughey appears in the advertisements, for Lincoln; they are not simply "voice-over commercials."
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Advertisements with details of 20-somethings looking for a mate are plastered over upturned umbrellas.
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Uber, Twitter, Airbnb, Cloudflare and Experian are advertising for a DPO, online job advertisements show.
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Dr. He designed advertisements for plays and even sewing machines, and painted and sketched portraits.
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The company says only a small number of advertisements have been rejected under this process.
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The policy was intended to weed out advertisements that falsely promoted products using Facebook's name.
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Manufacturers will also be required to put health warnings on product packaging and on advertisements.
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IMAGINE a world in which you are manipulated by intelligent advertisements from dusk until dawn.
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On the noticeboard inside hang advertisements for Polish car services, flats for rent and jobs.
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Some Brutalist buildings have been turned into work spaces, others have been covered with advertisements.
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Internet users are interested in the influence of political campaigning on the advertisements they see.
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Most websites share user information with either Facebook or Google in order to target advertisements.
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Bork's nomination elicited paid television advertisements, as if he were running for an elected office.
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The mail verification will not apply to those purchasing issue-based advertisements, according to Reuters.
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YouTube Music Premium, a paid membership without advertisements, will be available at $9.99 a month.
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All but a quarter of one percent of the two candidates' advertisements were positive ads.
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Four years ago, President Obama's backers paid for more than 2023,000 individual advertisements between Sept.
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Universal Pictures pulled TV and online advertisements for "The Hunt," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Blue Apron expects it will once again ramp up how much it spends on advertisements.
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Conston's groups have released digital advertisements tying Democratic House members in swing districts to Rep.
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Effective approaches to combatting misleading advertisements must combine technology with old-fashioned human investigative skills.
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It's time to take this same approach to protect society from misleading and dangerous advertisements.
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But unlike traditional web advertisements, Ghostery Rewards are exclusive to those who use the tool.
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They're the same ones depicted here—advertisements for his online merch, previously sold at captainhigginsgear.com.
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However, some advertisements for discount programs only mention Ring doorbell cameras, Ring's most inexpensive product.
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A team of two researchers has created the most comprehensive visualization of Facebook's political advertisements.
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You can hear it in pop-ups, or the advertisements that precede any YouTube video.
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In your advertisements, you say you can provide both top-quality and low-cost services.
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They also replaced advertisements on websites operated by News Corp's The Wall Street Journal, Amazon.
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Tjokrosaputro had also put out newspaper advertisements that damaged Goldman's reputation, according to the documents.
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Anyone who sees monetizable content as a webpage with advertisements on it won't move forward.
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Words and phrases derived from war imagery crop up in advertisements, headlines and sports coverage.
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It's not unusual for P&G advertisements to address social issues rather than plug products.
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A spokesperson for Amazon said the company has no plans to add advertisements to Alexa.
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He has previously said the company will not add advertisements or monetize users' location information.
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I started building this chronological history of the horror films that opened, by the advertisements.
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Other advertisements, for print publications, show children discovering guns in a drawer or a purse.
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Mastodon has no money, no advertisements, no venture capital—and doesn't plan on getting any.
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I look at film stills, I find images online, and I look at old advertisements.
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So Priorities tested several different advertisements, to see which ones made people want to vote.
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Op-Ed Contributor To paraphrase the famous Blackglama fur advertisements: What becomes a landmark most?
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London has been plastered with advertisements for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during his visit.
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"The series of advertisements we designed relied on the Western sense of humor," he said.
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Facebook announced last week that it would no longer allow advertisements for virtual currency projects.
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"We completely reject the allegation that these advertisements are discriminatory," said Mr. Goldman of Facebook.
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In the newspaper, split runs occur every day in subtler ways: advertisements and the weather.
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They are both pages of content, usually produced by humans, used to sell advertisements against.
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We put in place stronger controls to limit data shared with third parties through advertisements.
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Bloomberg blanketed both states with advertisements, offices and staff but may walk away empty-handed.
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In markets with close races, the committee is running its own advertisements on health care.
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Each challenger outspent his or her opponent on Facebook advertisements, sometimes by a huge margin.
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Cool, bouncy, sweet and light, there's always room for it, or so the advertisements proclaimed.
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We would make sure that we are including appropriate warnings as part of those advertisements.
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Twitter also said that it would no longer accept advertisements from state-controlled media outlets.
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They bought pro-Trump and anti-Clinton political advertisements on Facebook and other social media.
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Other advertisements cut out the middle man altogether and simply trash talked potential customers directly.
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The commission had required disclosure of donors only when they contributed money for specific advertisements.
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Brands promoting athletes also may not increase the frequency of their advertisements during the Games.
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In new advertisements for women's products, companies are increasingly depicting women with more accurate detail.
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In California, lawmakers are weighing a proposal to increase regulation of online advertisements about legislation.
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Facebook gave congressional investigators this week 3,000 advertisements bought out by a Kremlin-linked group.
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A new San Francisco law requires health warning labels on public advertisements for sugary beverages.
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"Hulu had advertisements from the beginning and Netflix has always been ad-free," Giegengack said.
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The new policies pertain to advertisements featuring candidates for federal office or current office holders.
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"For Your Consideration" advertisements have blanketed Los Angeles, appearing on billboards, bus shelters and posters.
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The advertisements, he added, "were meant to show masculine men doing what masculine men do."
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Mike Bloomberg has proposed to buy American votes with $400 million (and counting) in advertisements.
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Unlike with advertisements, Facebook does not make any money from sponsored content on its platform.
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A spokesman for CBS said Wednesday the network would also no longer accept the advertisements.
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Under the platform's new rules, content intended primarily for children cannot run with personalized advertisements.
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But the billionaire has flooded the airwaves with advertisements touting his record and hammering Trump.
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More advertisements are scheduled to be released in other Republican districts to make this case.
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Right-leaning organizations have praised Republican lawmakers' plans in letters as well as in advertisements.
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Moreover, the actual improvements will reduce the number of advertisements and viral content on Facebook.
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Early Ring advertisements, on the other hand, began with scenes of the home under siege.
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Since its stint on Shark Tank, Ring has continued to invest heavily in television advertisements.
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Manufactures will also be required to put health warnings on product packaging and on advertisements.
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The questions companies should be asking themselves include: Do job advertisements use gender-neutral language?
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Those typically block all advertisements, which cuts off revenue for both those websites and Google.
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Predictably, voters in Iowa's largest markets have been deluged by the most advertisements so far.
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AppValley offers a version of Spotify's free streaming music service with the advertisements stripped away.
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These are just some of the side effects mentioned in television advertisements for prescription drugs.
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According to the article, what else do the three advertisements pictured above have in common?
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Some advertisements would be honed for women, for example, or for veterans in rural communities.
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Ambani even splashed Modi's face on advertisements for the Reliance Jio telecoms launch in 2016.
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Every day, hundreds of advertisements scream at us from billboards and phone screens and televisions.
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Richard Prince rose to prominence with his "rephotographs," prints of cropped, decontextualized details from advertisements.
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Redei says the speed of TV advertisements alone makes us rush in our daily lives.
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But if users have not opted out it also uses data from both a basic and full telemetry level to show personalised advertisements in Windows and Edge (including all apps for sale in the Windows store), and also for showing personalised advertisements in other apps.
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"Child-directed influencer marketing is misleading to children because their developing brains do not process or understand advertisements the way adults do — especially advertisements disguised as content," said Laura Moy, who directs the Institute for Public Representation at Georgetown University's law school, in a statement.
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Take a look at these advertisements and packaging for vaping products: Compare the advertisements and packaging to those used by the Big Tobacco companies cited in the article: • What similarities and differences do you notice in the products, advertising strategies, messages and intended audience?
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Other advertisements featured Budweiser Supreme being poured in a restaurant by a waiter wearing white gloves.
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In January, Apple started running TV advertisements and putting up billboards showing the importance of privacy.
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Redditor Your_Post_As_A_Movie uses Photoshop to turn photos gleaned from other subreddits into visually arresting movie advertisements.
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However, digital advertising revenue held up at 10 percent, as advertisements followed readers to online platforms.
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Meanwhile, Google's core search advertisements getting more clicks than before, but making less money from them.
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The robot that is essentially following us knows these things about us and sends applicable advertisements.
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Adblockers use a list of known ad networks and prevent advertisements from being served from them.
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Messenger today has over a billion monthly users which could be reached through advertisements like this.
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A: With the exception of "Mad Men" and the Super Bowl, advertisements generally drive us crazy.
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Facebook has stepped up its fact-checking program and is toughening up policies for political advertisements.
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According to Facebook, Russian agents were able to purchase over 3,500 advertisements and spent about $100,000.
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Many brands, including HP, Adidis, and Deutsche Bank, pulled their advertisements when the news was revealed.
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On July 10, WhatsApp published full-page advertisements in Indian dailies warning of misinformation and rumors.
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From the beginning, the brand's advertisements never shamed women into being hairless from the neck down.
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The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting said condom advertisements will now be allowed only between 10 p.m.
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" Zenni Optical told the Hollywood Reporter on Monday that it had pulled its advertisements "effective yesterday.
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Apple's advertisements around CES play on Sin City's "what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas" slogan.
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People should have a right to know who is targeting them with political advertisements and why.
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His earnings come mainly from online tokens bought by followers and advertisements embedded in his videos.
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Sara Benincasa is an author, comedian and writer of scripts, essays, advertisements and many other things.
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How Axios gets information: Today, Axios makes money primarily through advertisements on its website and newsletters.
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It makes $9 per user per year, from advertisements and commissions on selling apps and games.
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Around the same time, crude advertisements started appearing on television stations praising the "indispensable" Mr Kabila.
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Instead he talked about being hunted by paparazzi and doing advertisements for a European insurance company.
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Alexa could eventually start sliding in advertisements for bleach or toothpaste when you go to shop.
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It contains nearly 60,000 blocks and plates used to print advertisements for newspapers through the 1980s.
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In advertisements, investment firms are obligated to say that past performance does not guarantee future results.
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An app for set-top boxes would bring Facebook closer to live video and video advertisements.
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But in 23 he launched Sheypoor, the Iranian answer to Craigslist, a U.S. classified advertisements website.
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Similarly, the National Republican Congressional Committee has used documents stolen from its Democratic counterpart in advertisements.
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The Trump administration is set to require drugmakers to include prices in advertisements, Politico reported Friday.
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Advertisements are coming to the messaging app's Status feature, according to WhatsApp Vice President Chris Daniels.
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The messaging app originally charged users a very nominal yearly fee in lieu of selling advertisements.
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Please note: this covers the iAds built into apps rather than advertisements across on the web.
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There are so many advertisements, there are so many supplements, but who is regulating the supplements?
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Members of the Bal Sanskar Kendra have denied that getting any order to remove the advertisements.
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The company uses algorithms and Google reviewing to block harmful or unwanted advertisements from the website.
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Stagnant inflation aside, the economy is also facing slower credit card spending and fewer job advertisements.
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Advertisements or not, it's definitely good for tech companies to be pushing AI skills like this.
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This may be due to the advertisements' failure to actually detail what responsible drinking looks like.
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Ballot measures decided by 30-second advertisements is a more effective way of solving contentious issues.
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Sometimes, advertisements don't appear on the media sites or places the paying company believes they are.
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Yet beauty brand Nivea slapped a "white is purity" slogan on one of its recent advertisements.
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From 1944, advertisements for the leg makeup women wore during the war, when pantyhose were scarce.
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Advertisements for a photo-processing service in a stairway at Times Square subway station, circa 1977.
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Facebook can only pop so many advertisements into your News Feed before it drives you crazy.
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There is no IMDb or Amazon Prime subscription required, as the service is supported by advertisements.
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"We're not going to get involved in commenting and quarterbacking analysis of campaign advertisements," he said.
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Advertisements want to corral our thoughts and attention to sell us a better version of ourselves.
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Of course, the tweets pulled double duty as advertisements for shows on their respective streaming services.
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In the age of ad-blockers and banner fatigue, it's easy for people to ignore advertisements.
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The California law requiring marijuana advertisements to include the company's license number had gone into effect.
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He said that the most popular hiding places for the malware include Wordpress blogs and advertisements.
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That's why the CDC has been studying the reach of e-cig advertisements among American youth.
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On Thursday, it purchased an additional $800,000 in negative advertisements attacking Marco Rubio in South Carolina.
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Local newspapers, that rely overwhelmingly on government advertisements for revenue, are also facing increasing financial pressure.
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For all I know, the people responsible for these advertisements have circumnavigated the globe with billboards.
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Equally, many companies were unwilling to be featured alongside such a tragedy so withdrew their advertisements.
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Some of those advertisements in opposition to legal pot are just beginning to hit the airwaves.
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The conservative organization has pledged to spend at least $10 million on advertisements to support Gorsuch.
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Sporting events must also stand out from the sponsor's logos and flashing advertisements that adorn it.
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It has proposed a new regulator to investigate how the companies rank advertisements and news articles.
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And, per the app's privacy policy, this information can also be used to serve me advertisements.
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Last year, Google disabled more than 780 million advertisements for reasons ranging from counterfeiting to phishing.
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Steyer also ran advertisements in which he addressed voters about his drive to impeach President Trump.
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Every day consumers are bombarded with hypnotic advertisements, whether in a commercial or on social media.
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"Connecticut law does not permit advertisements that promote or encourage violent, criminal behavior," the decision said.
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These advertisements describe medical malfeasance, coverups, and corruption, often linked to purported evidence of vaccine harms.
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It's there in the pastel costumes, the glow-y Southern landscape, and even its cheeky advertisements.
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As all these companies point out, paid advertisements are labeled ads or ''sponsored'' or ''promoted'' content.
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For now, the Volocopter's brief flights in Dubai drew VIP crowds and film crews making advertisements.
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Ralph Northam (D), something Democrats highlighted in television advertisements in the closing days of the race.
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The comment drew widespread backlash and prompted some companies to pull their advertisements from her show.
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The authors responded to "help wanted" advertisements in newspapers in Boston and Chicago with fake resumes.
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Advertising — including both sponsored advertisements with companies and display advertising — generates $12,000 to $23,000 a month.
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We scoured the advertisements and the local discount stores, and we settled on a $395 couch.
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The report explains that anti-abortion groups were having their advertisements rejected due to this rule.
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Her legislation would require platforms to offer more information about people or groups behind political advertisements.
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Taintor often pokes fun at domestic stereotypes and uses mid-century advertisements as the main images.
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The company revealed in September that the Internet Research Agency had purchased $85033,000 in political advertisements.
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Some companies have released statements suggesting that they would continue to run advertisements on the program.
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To begin with, political advertisements on the web should be regulated like political ads anywhere else.
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What happens to American democracy when we don't know who is behind political advertisements and messages?
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Google has also added new controls for the types of advertisements you see around the web.
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However, Facebook says that data collected from Facebook Pay transactions could be used for future advertisements.
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That reality has led major brands, on multiple occasions, to pull their advertisements from the platform.
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McConnell's account, when many Republican Party-affiliated organizations announced they would not purchase advertisements on Twitter.
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Noticing that he and his teammates were "walking, climbing advertisements" for gear, he signed up sponsors.
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He waited to run campaign advertisements there until late fall, preferring to save his resources instead.
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Recently, when Yang traveled to China, he still saw Yao plastered on billboards and advertisements everywhere.
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You don't see female skateboarders in advertisements, and they don't get much coverage in magazines, either.
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The advertisements will start appearing this week on television, in print, on outdoor signage and online.
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He ultimately reversed himself after Ms. Moskowitz's supporters unleased a barrage of television advertisements attacking him.
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Maybe you realized that marketers could target advertisements to you based on your interest in her.
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Several companies, including Hulu, Nutrish, Nestlé and TripAdvisor, have yanked their advertisements from Ms. Ingraham's show.
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Online message boards, video games and advertisements all provide how-to guides for customizing the rifle.
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They also dominate the market for the advertisements that run with videos streamed over the internet.
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Because, despite the abundance of cactuses everywhere, the authority won't allow Dame's advertisements on the subway.
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Advertisements must include a registration number to help ensure properties are not rented out for longer.
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But the staff at Nitehawk sees the preshows as more than simple advertisements or background noise.
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Advertisements for Mr. Jones, whose signs fill yards in places like Birmingham and Gadsden, were rare.
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Ms. Hidalgo said she ran a targeted campaign with television advertisements and door-to-door outreach.
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Even when he posts advertisements on other social media channels, customers still contact him on WhatsApp.
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Furniture companies also were not getting enough variation between the different color woods in their advertisements.
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Hiring advertisements appear on Instagram and Twitter, and the agency has invested heavily in cultivating relationships.
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And the style, a collage of tweets, posts, lists and advertisements, keeps me at a distance.
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More inexplicable was the group's support for the carcinogenic tobacco industry's advertisements as protected free speech.
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Of course, when I'm online, I find I see mostly advertisements for things I've already bought.
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YouTube makes money off of advertisements, and top creators account for a big portion of that.
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In the United States, Facebook advertisements from unknown donors have also begun appearing in congressional campaigns.
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That means many groups placing campaign advertisements will have to disclose their donors in the meantime.
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As all these companies point out, paid advertisements are labeled ads or "sponsored" or "promoted" content.
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Events at the River to River Festival are like advertisements for the charms of Lower Manhattan.
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A bookstore, also attacked by rioters, is derelict, its walls papered over with posters and advertisements.
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Penzeys spent nearly $120,000 on Facebook advertisements addressing politics during those seven days, Facebook data showed.
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That led to P&G suspending all their advertisements on YouTube for more than a year.
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But this appears to be the first time personality-driven advertisements have been used in cybersecurity.
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However, the company did not continue these advertisements in 2017, causing same-store sales to fall.
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Still, with change comes uncertainty, and it is not always clear which digital advertisements are effective.
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The company produced copies of advertisements as well as data about the buyers, the source said.
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On the most basic level, it can be used for advertisements to build up name recognition.
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So these are going to be products and statements and advertisements right down that same lane.
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The policy applies to individual users as well as all advertisements run on both social networks.
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Depending on your software, blocking advertisements may not have to be an all-or-nothing exercise.
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You will abruptly realise that no women feature in any of the advertisements on the billboards.
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Users of the site had begun to post sex advertisements for underage girls using code words.
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Many of the women in these advertisements had dark lips, long eyelashes, and perfectly coiffed hair.
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Here are six versions of the Bloomberg advertisements roasting Trump that have appeared in the West:
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The advertisements that play in her videos will often be for banks or stockbrokers, she said.
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Congress did not explicitly mention regulating TV advertisements for prescription drugs in the law in question.
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Comcast has no obligation to air advertisements from supporters of a ballot measure, legal experts said.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fined three companies for using deceptive advertisements to sell reverse mortgages.
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In 2016, she cleared $65,000 from a combination of virtual assisting, blogging, freelancing, and online advertisements.
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Rokita's new ad comes as candidates release a flurry of advertisements ahead of the May primary.
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Government advertisements usually fall into two different categories: They're either forgettable, or they're really, really bad.
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CBS, WarnerMedia and Viacom, for instance, have all said they will stop running e-cigarette advertisements.
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Apple's "Think Different" slogan, and "Crazy Ones" advertisements featuring visionaries, positioned Apple as a creative brand.
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A major environmental group is launching television advertisements in Iowa and New Hampshire to promote Sen.
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Other accusers followed, which led nearly 100 companies to pull their advertisements from O'Reilly's 8 p.m.
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In September, she posted two paid advertisements on Instagram that highlighted her identity as a student.
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The micro-targeting of social media users with political advertisements is "an ongoing issue", it added.
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On Tuesday morning, though, a big riverside video screen displayed advertisements, not news of the summit.
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Earlier this fall, for example, Facebook announced new hires and investments to monitor election-related advertisements.
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In recent years, Facebook has allowed for greater, app-specific privacy setting control, but the fact remains that Facebook makes its money by selling advertisements, and those advertisements are more valuable to companies—and Facebook—because Facebook and the companies it works with can target you, specifically.
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Ms. Nixon's campaign page has run more than twice as many Facebook advertisements as Mr. Cuomo's has since May, according to the social media site's political advertisements archive, although the governor's team said those numbers did not account for how many people actually saw each post.
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