Robotaxis, however, pick up and drop off passengers at random locations, at random times, mostly during the day, leaving expensive assets largely unused overnight.
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I answer the neurotoxin question, more or less at random.
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And those are just three names pulled essentially at random.
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If we picked ads at random, you would hate ads.
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Police stop them at random, demanding to see their IDs.
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"Flight deals can pop up completely at random," he says.
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Some candidates take questions at random, and some screen them.
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At random intervals, the whole room bursts in to cheers.
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The three victims were apparently chosen at random, police said.
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The rules say the winner will be picked at random.
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"I picked him at random, more or less," Drew said.
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It began, "A, B, C," and so on, at random ...
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Rebel shells still occasionally crash down, killing people at random.
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Civilian homes have also been hit, sometimes seemingly at random.
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Do they spew a lot of thoughts out at random?
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We verified the data by contacting several users at random.
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They believe all but one victim was shot at random.
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The winner will be chosen at random on Sept. 15.
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Failures, which occurred seemingly at random, kept breaking the system.
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I recently checked out three, more or less at random.
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From there, 125 residents were selected at random to participate.
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Internet quality varies wildly from state to state, seemingly at random.
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Was the shooter targeting a specific vehicle or firing at random?
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Secondly, when they do spread out, they do so at random.
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Johnson would shoot at random targets on the property, mainly gophers.
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Weirdness rating: 2/10 I clicked on a video at random.
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Is your iOS device rebooting itself seemingly at random this morning?
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Plenty more drones flew off at random and never returned home.
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Jurors are selected at random from citizens in the local community.
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Uhuru convened once a quarter at random bars for Happy Hour.
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Names are then selected electronically, at random, by the State Department.
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He begins killing nearly at random in order to acquire them.
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His algorithm picks two particles at random and swaps their positions.
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He became anxious; then began having panic attacks, seemingly at random.
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A friend at Random House urged her to chronicle her adventures.
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The machine threw away some of the information, initially at random.
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Pick a state at random and the results are no better.
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I'll admit it: [we shot] at random most of the time.
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Looked at superficially, neurons in the brain seem to fire at random.
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It requires a group of people, and names are drawn at random.
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A glitchy YouTube screen dangles in front of Tom's face at random.
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The couple met in Manhattan in 2007 while working at Random House.
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In practice, therefore, almost all spacecraft re-enter the atmosphere at random.
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Police believe she was not specifically targeted but instead attacked at random.
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It wasn't a lone shooter targeting a public space seemingly at random.
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Beyond those two, this category could end up feeling filled at random.
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Police have said Stephens apparently chose the grandfather of 14 at random.
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Detectives have said from the outset that Vetrano was victimized at random.
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After no one volunteered to be bumped, passengers were selected at random.
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Police still believe all of the shootings were carried out at random.
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And they'll arrive at random, slathered in lots of gee-whiz technology.
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That, in turn, involves a whole lot of traipsing around at random.
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In 1964, Morrison started working at Random House in Syracuse, New York.
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Historical figures aren't human flotsam, swirling into public awareness at random intervals.
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The machine would, seemingly at random, select applicants who were bad fits.
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This week a gunman murdered seven people at random in west Texas.
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The director's office was a mess of papers, strewn about at random.
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They burned three homes and killed two people, all seemingly at random.
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Grab an item at random and — boldly — keep it in your hands.
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Sometimes it achieves things at random and then claims they were goals.
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The bottom line: A company doesn&apost earn cult status at random.
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Truth and fiction mixed at random in the service of higher ratings.
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They were unpredictable, appearing out of nowhere and at random, it seemed.
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Mutations, which arise at random, will form different patterns in different people.
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A subject wears an earpiece and a beeper sounds at random intervals.
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A subset of 27 children chosen at random also got physical therapy.
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Fires popped up seemingly at random in Andover, North Andover and Lawrence.
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Some formed groups to meet up with strangers for tea, at random.
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Those checks, known in the industry as rolling retests, occur at random.
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Multiple executives at Random House did not respond to requests for comment.
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A winner will be picked at random on Tuesday, December 6th at 5pm.
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How has the publishing world changed since you first started at Random House?
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Working at random, wrap one-inch sections of hair around a curling iron.
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The lineup for each evening will be chosen at random, the DNC said.
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It also assigns them at random in order to erase any human bias.
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The site started slowly, as a handful of videos released at random intervals.
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He was bold, touching things at random and not caring whose they were.
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Saving the universe by killing 23.7% of its entire population, chosen at random.
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I often set alarms at random times before or after a round number.
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Three people, including Dao, were eventually chosen at random to leave the plane.
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If it were, we might as well choose our public policies at random.
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I ended up picking at random, and it didn't seem to matter much?
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Over the years, thoughts of Petey drifted through my mind at random moments.
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Papers above the threshold enter the lottery and grants are awarded at random.
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Each participant answered questions about one group of four chemicals, selected at random.
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The specific lineup of candidates for each debate will be chosen at random.
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Vermont's Secretary of State does the same in six towns chosen at random.
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Benjamin Dreyer is the copy chief at Random House, a New York publisher.
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Squidward starts opening doors at random to reveal alternate, creepy versions of himself.
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Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams has said Stephens apparently chose Godwin at random.
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I would burst into tears at random moments, and I wasn't sleeping well.
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With vehemence, he'd yell, "Private life for the ten apostles!" at random intervals.
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Other sections were just seemingly marked down at random and used inconsistent signage ...
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That's what Ford says when Dolores's dad starts quoting literature seemingly at random.
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The snap was cruel and senseless, with people chosen to die at random.
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Should I pick one at random and then you can riff on it?
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The concert's first half was disjointed, shifting styles and attitudes seemingly at random.
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"Initially, it was believed that these homes were being burglarized at random," Capt.
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If it is not obvious, that code name was not chosen at random.
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Symptoms appear at random, sometimes months after treatment, and can initially seem innocuous.
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Let's start with, oh, to pick one at random, The New York Times.
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They descend at various speeds, and occasionally, apparently at random, wink out entirely.
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A company spokesperson told us that the test group is selected at random.
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One of them checked in erratically, around four times per day at random intervals.
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The first detector might pick up a string of stray particles at random intervals.
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As time went on, the models often spiraled into recommending unqualified applicants at random.
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United has said that the four passengers selected to disembark were picked at random.
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They're real responses the two women had chosen at random from their Twitter mentions.
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ICE agents cannot simply wander through immigrant neighbourhoods at random demanding proof of citizenship.
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It quotes from the Bible (as he puts it) "more or less at random".
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Our advantage is getting stops at random, running, and getting easy baskets in transition.
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She doesn't merely appear at random for boozy lunches and teary heart-to-hearts.
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Witnesses have said he was wearing fatigues, and that he was shooting at random.
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What's next: The winner — and control of the legislature – will be decided at random.
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At one point he played me some at random, from both fans and trolls.
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The samples were selected at random, and conducted using Interactive Voice Response (IVR) technology.
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He even steals the national nuclear codes and annihilates major metropolitan areas at random.
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He simply puts random amounts of money into our checking accounts at random times.
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JASON EPSTEIN New York The writer is a former editorial director at Random House.
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For example, the penguin, Anita, eliminates all the dots of one color at random.
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By law, the winner's name will be drawn at random by an elections' official.
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Nobody volunteered, so Dao and several passengers were chosen at random to get bumped.
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Name drop a restaurant at random and wait for the comments to roll in.
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You might just end up closing your eyes and picking a hotel at random.
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It's much better to pick the book up and choose interview subjects at random.
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When no passengers volunteered, United picked passengers at random to get off the flight.
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Twenty-five correct solvers, chosen at random, whose entries are received by 6 p.m.
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Injustice is made apparent as the authorities are shown demolishing shantytowns, seemingly at random.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Saito had chosen her at random in a Honolulu shopping mall.
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It was as if someone had scrawled an eraser through his memory at random.
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This list is not in any way exhaustive, but not picked at random, either.
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The victims It's unclear whether the gunman chose the women at random, police said.
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Sometimes download speeds would crack triple digits, and sometimes they wouldn't, seemingly at random.
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Roughly 2,000 residents without jobs will be picked at random to receive the money.
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A man in a tuxedo asked guests at random if they played the harp.
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The Democratic National Committee will pick at random who ends up on each day.
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Diving at random into the internet and social media finds this new humility everywhere.
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Those 18 years as an editor at Random House had not been for nothing.
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Mandy said Elena fell or collapsed regularly, at random, due to a horse-riding accident.
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The good people at Random House have made me an offer that I can't refuse.
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Rather than picking cannabinoids to study at random, Jagannathan's approach helps narrow down exciting candidates.
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With the technology returning results almost at random, Amazon shut down the project, they said.
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The lineup for each night will be determined at random, by "public draw," Perez said.
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I know absolutely nothing about wine, so I always end up picking bottles at random.
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Four people, including the passenger, were then picked at random to give up their seats.
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They then announced they had chosen four people at random to remove from the flight.
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Long opened fire, seemingly at random, inside the barn-style, Western-themed bar, with a .
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One Pokémon in "Pokémon GO" can evolve into three different Pokémon, seemingly at random: Eevee.
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According to multiple reports, a suspect then began stabbing people at random near Borough Market.
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It scores fewer points in Tetris than it would by merely placing blocks at random.
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Sridhar Chilimuri, Physician-in-Chief at the hospital, said the victim was shot at random.
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The victims "appear to have been chosen at random because they were available," Getting said.
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News. Lovato selected the causes at random, and they included LGBTQ, animal, and adoption rights.
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Meacham is a Pulitzer Prize-winnng author and an executive vice president at Random House.
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One viewer, she explains, is chosen at random and flown expenses-paid to their studio.
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Together they went around Boston's Faneuil Hall with four large pillows, challenging people at random.
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I choose a selection of numbers at random and apparently discover a new star system.
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After no one volunteered to be bumped from the flight, passengers were selected at random.
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The woman, an undercover officer, would later testify that she approached the table at random.
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Within 16 seconds, he shot five students — seemingly at random — and then himself, said Capt.
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Among them are pageant contestants, an "Apprentice" hopeful, and several whom he encountered at random.
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Fitzgerald dismissed the grievance, noting that the pool of potential jurors was chosen at random.
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The winner will then be selected at random, according to the competition's terms and conditions.
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It's unknown whether the gunman a specific target, or if he was shooting at random.
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Most national polls call telephone numbers at random, using a technique called random digit dialing.
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A genetic disorder causes him to drift, at random intervals, through the past and future.
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Bottles exploded at random, earning the name "le vin du diable," or the devil's wine.
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Asked if the male victim in the store was also killed at random, Rogers said.
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No one volunteered to be bumped off the flight, so passengers were selected at random.
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Maybe it's the odd faces she makes, the sideways glances she shoots at random moments.
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The 21 winners will be chosen at random, said Scott Heller, one of the owners.
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They say soldiers burned their villages, shot at random and systematically raped women and girls.
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Investigators said he appeared to fire at random before shooting himself on his 16th birthday.
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Huge thrusts of rock burst out of the landscape at random intervals in the forest.
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"It's important to note that the military families were not chosen at random," Goldsmith said.
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Three winners, chosen at random, will receive copies of "Uncommon Knowledge", The Economist's new book.
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At random, participants viewed images and imagined receiving either a neatly or sloppily wrapped gift.
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He later hijacked a mail truck and shot people at random before police killed him.
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Was I supposed to pick an index fund at random and put money into it?
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"This individual shooter was bent on engaging and killing people at random," Mr. Johnston said.
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I sent it to a friend of mine who was an editor at Random House.
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Issues with programming can also delay vote counts and cause machines to reboot at random.
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But lottery winners, chosen by a computer at random, do not automatically receive a visa.
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There is only a building with tributes to some great baseball players, selected at random.
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And to the extent that they are in place, they are deployed seemingly at random.
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Lena Dunham is launching a new book publishing imprint, Lenny Books, at Random House, BuzzFeed reports.
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Though surprisingly, despite all of the products being chosen at random, the looks appear fairly normal.
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Did you sneak into a building more or less at random just to sneak up there?
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Plus, the exposition sequences seem to arrive at random and grind the story to a halt.
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Auxiliary housing is offered to students at random when there is an over-admission of applicants.
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"At first, we were under the impression these burglaries were being done at random," she said.
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We'll pick one winner at random to receive a #SquadGoals gift bag from the film set!
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I went to the market, the mall, picking things at random, not caring what they cost.
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But we don't, the most recent election excepted, select our presidents at random off the street.
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GettyToday, Donald Trump took a break from screaming at random reporters to tour Boeing's 787 Dreamliner.
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Obviously, we had to test her, and picked at random the scene in pages 92-93.
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I picked one at random and then saw a list of floors where my "colleagues" worked.
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The victims apparently were shot at random by the gunman, who had no accomplices, Issac said.
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The suspect had "some kind of rifle" and appeared to be shooting at random, Smithee said.
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Muhammad was arrested Tuesday after killing three men at random, Fresno police Chief Jerry Dyer said.
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They chose one at random, Supreme Memorials, on Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn, in business 65 years.
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If someone had not experienced blisters before, the researchers wrapped parts of their feet at random.
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Well, I picked up Chernow's Hamilton bio at random the week before I went on vacation.
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Another handy trick is to set the plugs to turn on and off at random intervals.
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Some boys barreled up and down aisles, flinging items at random into their clattering shopping carts.
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The winner will be chosen at random once the promotion ends at 11:59:59 p.m.
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His close friend Jason Epstein, an editor at Random House, begged him to throw it out.
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Five episodes of Jeopardy are filmed each day, and producers pick which contestants play at random.
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I made this sampler instrument with Ableton Live that scrolls through 100 different instruments at random.
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But killing people with an ax seemingly at random doesn't strike me as Mafia activity, exactly.
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That would avoid the problem of using a virus that inserts genes pretty much at random.
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Some received a slight electric shock at random intervals, meant to recreate the effect of anxiety.
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It's unclear if the women were chosen at random or had a connection with the gunman.
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She had to work to support her two children and picked the trade almost at random.
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Did they occur at random or were they part of a deep current of antiwar sentiment?
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There was no known motive, and Rogers said the victims appeared to be shot at random.
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Fans were chosen at random to receive an invitation to participate in the public ticket release.
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Not only that, but the "Snapbots" appeared around the U.S. seemingly at random, with limited supply.
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Sometimes I get off the train at random stops, or I walk a different way home.
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Baretsky has made his name with his controversial exploits—which usually involve attacking people at random.
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By the end, an audience member is chosen at random to decide who won the debate.
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He obsesses over the design choice, stalks the designer at his home, and yells at random strangers.
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When it came to the economy, Trump's views on the unemployment rate seemed to shift at random.
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Mobile police checkpoints pop up at random throughout the region, leading to long lines on public roads.
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The broadcasts usually last four-to-six hours and are played at random times during the day.
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Each experimenter chooses, independently and at random, whether to measure shape or color, and records the result.
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It can feel as if the various financial widgets have been sprinkled throughout the app at random.
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Or they aren't used in the amounts specified, and new ones are sometimes brought up at random.
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We understand now that there isn't any formal criteria involved – the testers are being picked at random.
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Those in line were given a ballot number, auto-generated at random by staff on an iPad.
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Put all your favorite dystopian pre-crime fiction in a hat and pick one out at random.
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Riders will hail an Uber the usual way, but they'll be assigned a driverless car at random.
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They seem to be experiencing these two emotionally loaded states of being over and over, at random.
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Since people can park them anywhere, they are dispersed more or less at random around the city.
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The three victims from the shooting rampage Tuesday were white, and apparently chosen at random, police said.
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Our earliest trips were Keystone Cops affairs, with everyone running around the ship adjusting things at random.
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But the hard disk platter, with its ability to be accessed at random, made this approach possible.
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Although the shootings appear to have been premeditated, police say the victims were seemingly chosen at random.
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Usually, when a new case is filed, it's assigned at random to a judge on the court.
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It's unclear whether Rose's home was a specific target or if her home was selected at random.
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In Rio, the scores of only three judges counted after being chosen at random by a computer.
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"Whenever they withdraw from a district, they shell it at random, and it's heavy shelling," he said.
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Shiite Muslims, Hindu priests and Christian priests were attacked, and two foreigners were shot, apparently at random.
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They were assigned at random to be treated according to their genomic risk or their clinical risk.
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You bury it in your brain—but then it pops up at random in your daily life.
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They were assigned at random to take low-dose aspirin (100 milligrams a day) or a placebo.
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Beginners and even confident wine drinkers will find much of value, even leafing through rules at random.
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This is a book to read front to back, then at random, then front to back again.
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At first, the plot point seems dropped in almost at random, with Tig referencing it in passing.
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In May, Senaris admitted that he received spoilers at random times from an unidentified source via email.
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He threw on attacking players seemingly at random, with little apparent design and to no obvious end.
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Perusing the space at random, one is reminded that it's not so easy to find the quality.
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Here's a list of other remarkable films, chosen almost at random from my longer list of 220.
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Wine bottles would explode at random, earning the name "le vin du diable," or the devil's wine.
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Captain Wallace said he believed the victims were chosen at random, but the killings had several similarities.
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At random Timothy would choose a foreign accent while playing a board game and never break character.
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The winners, chosen at random, are due to be notified via direct message on Twitter this week.
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The shooting was captured on video, and the gunman appeared to have selected his victims at random.
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Respondents were not selected at random from a population but instead volunteered to fill in the questionnaire.
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Amazon offered a similar explanation in March after several users reported hearing Alexa laugh at random times.
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Lacking data on which of our readers are cat or dog people, we distributed them at random.
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More concerningly, it's unclear that handing out cash at random at an event really qualifies as charity.
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The suspect shot the officer who stopped him, before driving off, continuing to fire seemingly at random.
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Each election cycle, a certain number of villages would be chosen, at random, to fill this quota.
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About an hour after I had started working this morning, "8 в падении" started playing at random.
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The robocallers aren't dialing you from a preexisting list; they're dialing phones at random using computer-generated numbers.
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Rather than a scene suggestive of a narrative, the tableau features a stream of boats oriented at random.
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Often, multiple births happen at random, but if you want to point fingers, there is a clear suspect.
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Sometimes, the headphones mute, and I've had them skip songs or summon the Google Assistant at random, too.
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To punish Rosita for her rash decision, Negan orders one of his henchmen to kill someone at random.
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In the past he would toss seeds at random over his fields near Butajira, in the arable south.
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After growing tired of Hodson's stream, he declares "Let's go hunting," and begins joining other streams at random.
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He allegedly drove from one location to the next, shooting people seemingly at random at three different places.
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Long opened fire, seemingly at random, inside the barn-style, Western-themed bar at about 22018:222 p.m.
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I've been at Random House, Simon & Schuster, I mean, I think I've hit every publishing house out there.
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The group, which it said consisted of 5 people, told Business Insider it chooses its targets at random.
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Each woman was given either a dapivirine or placebo ring at random, which was replaced every four weeks.
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These are safeguards to make sure a police officer isn't wandering around an estate, fingerprinting people at random.
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Last night a man in Kalamazoo, Michigan shot eight people at random, killing at least six of them.
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The IOC says it normally tests the top five finishers in each medal event, plus two at random.
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Viewers have only a few seconds to answer, and if they don't, one will be chosen at random.
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Your deadline to enter is April 22, and a winner will be chosen at random on May 22.
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He told his mother he was shooting people at random because he was mad at his girlfriend. 3.
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To make the classical computation even more challenging, the team proposed sampling from a circuit chosen at random.
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That emotion sneaks up on me at random moments, and it takes effort to fight back my tears.
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A company spokesperson also confirmed Trump is not part of the test group, which was selected at random.
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Locking up travelers at random for 21 days — Ebola's incubation period — wouldn't actually stop the virus from moving.
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During the holidays mom places these festive robots around my childhood home and sets them off at random.
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What he can't feign ignorance of, to pick one issue at random, is the Republican health care bill.
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A month later, the FBI says Mederos fired again at random bystanders, killing a 21-year-old man.
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Perhaps three judges would be chosen at random from a circuit court and the president would select one.
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However, under the visa lottery program, green cards are awarded to immigrants at random without meeting such criteria.
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The effect is accomplished by using Javascript to make the letters inside the words switch places at random.
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The song was the most meticulously arranged, with parts coming in seemingly at random but never feeling alien.
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I picked a few at random to check and they all turned out to be exactly as expected.
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Every cut on this Steely Dan album is incredible, so I'll just pick one at random to play.
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Every 10 minutes, the program would take three photos at random to ensure he was at his desk.
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The police identified the victim as Robert Godwin Sr., 74, and said that he was shot at random.
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In the study in Japan, 137 patients were picked at random to receive either Radicava or a placebo.
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Board members are chosen by lottery -- names are written on separate slips of paper and drawn at random.
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He's what humans have always feared and fought: evidence of an uncaring universe, one that strikes at random.
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These "Phone Romeos" are calling women at random, hoping to strike up a relationship, but sometimes harassing them.
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Of those applicants, 220006,2202 are chosen at random to be selected for a pool of 2628,28500 green cards.
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Those in the camp say soldiers burned their villages, shot at random and systematically raped women and girls.
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I just picked that number at random, so it's cool that it has such a high prime factor.
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Cards will be selected at random from April 11 until every spot for this year has been filled.
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Pressed, though, he rattled off a series of cities seemingly at random, including Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and Louisville, Kentucky.
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Go to a soca fete, picked at random, and you'll hear a Montano song, and usually more than one.
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My first mistake was picking it at random rather than scouting the path I would have to take beforehand.
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Owners are responsible for the inspection, though the state has the right to inspect amusement park rides at random.
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Neither victim has an apparent connection to the suspect and was shot at random, according to the police spokeswoman.
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Neal began shooting seemingly at random near his property in the rural town of Rancho Tehama on Tuesday afternoon.
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Nobody seems to know what, exactly, determines Uber's hyper-individualized fares, as the app distributes promotions seemingly at random.
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All are bound to lengthy cooldown timers, though a Slowpoke will instantly refill one of their meters at random.
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We picked two audience members at random to talk about their entertaining online dating stories and where they led.
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The program awards about 21986,000 green cards every year to immigrants chosen at random from among millions of applicants.
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Officials believe the hospital was selected at random, rather than the result of a targeted attack on the facility.
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Even more inexplicably, the man — who the media dubbed the Night Stalker — left some victims alive, seemingly at random.
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He was known for disappearing at random and coming back to ask Fiona to rearrange her life for him.
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Why it matters: The scam was against the phone company, not against Howard County, a target picked at random.
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Each number represents the probability that two people chosen at random will be of a different race or ethnicity.
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During her 88 years, the mother of two wrote 11 novels and worked as an editor at Random House.
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She's been selecting photos at random to draw, uploading the portraits once they're finished to her Instagram and Tumblr.
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Police said a 39-year-old black man, Kori Ali Muhammad, shot and killed three white men at random.
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Orlando shooting The man who killed five people at an Orlando business didn't walk in shooting workers at random.
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We contacted several people at random whose information was found in the database and provided them their phone numbers.
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When anyone calls the Swedish number, a telephone switchboard will connect them at random to someone in the country.
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Mobilisation often explodes, seemingly at random, according to the authors, most of whom work at the Oxford Internet Institute.
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Of the approximately two dozen students interviewed at random during a recent visit, nearly all praised the school's instruction.
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Dalton was accused of driving from one location to the next, shooting people seemingly at random at three places.
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The justices recused themselves in that case and selected at random a panel of retired judges to hear it.
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This happened over a ten-day period in July last year at random hours of the day and night.
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Some will prefer to dip into chapters at random, jumping from the Old Testament Bible to Ivan the Terrible.
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Players are assigned teams at random and the winner, to be announced on Monday, will get a $1,000 prize.
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Once a day, at random, all participants receive an alert to take a photo simultaneously, regardless of time zone.
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Mr. Gao said he had "chosen his targets for crimes at random," Mr. Zhu told a Chinese news website.
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Miao, 31, is a senior publicity manager, representing children's book authors and illustrators, at Random House in New York.
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They will need enough tests both to survey the population at random and to diagnose patients who experience symptoms.
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She didn't know it at the time, but she had been picked at random to receive the combined treatment.
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I sent a bundle of vintage clothes I purchased at random to be tested at the P & G labs.
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Whitney Leopard, a senior editor at Random House Graphic, attends conventions to find up-and-coming artists for projects.
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After compensation was offered and no one volunteered to be bumped from the flight, passengers were selected at random.
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These events take place at random venues throughout the city in places like bars, restaurants and even private residences.
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In traditional debate competitions, teams are assigned at random to argue one or the other side of an issue.
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Now, General Jefferson Beauregard Sessions has turned to his squadron and told them to attack the field at random.
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So wrong that a chimpanzee choosing answers at random will consistently outguess teachers, journalists, Nobel laureates, and investment bankers.
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The conceit was this: You'd be paired with a conversational partner at random for a video chat via webcam.
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Lovelorn men in India are trying a new strategy: calling numbers at random until they hear a woman's voice.
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Lottery winners are selected at random, so they can help answer this question for us: Does money cause happiness?
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The victims "appear to be chosen at random, because they were available," Kalamazoo County Prosecuting Attorney Jeff Getting said.
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After confirming the company was working on a fix, Amazon revealed on Wednesday why Alexa was laughing at random.
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An audit of 150 names chosen at random yielded no noncitizens, so officials there declined to take further action.
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Pick a boxing story at random and it'll start with someone with nothing to lose but something to prove.
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The last time I looked at random walks, I used them to calculate the value of Pi for Pi Day.
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While parents were offered "seems to elope completely at random" as a choice, it failed to make the top five.
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You could pick a dozen of them at random, and have the strongest cabinet America&aposs had in our lifetime.
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It's currently not uncommon to see shows hosted at random sports bars, tattoo shops, or dance centers by the beach.
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When it writes stories, for example, characters appear and disappear at random, with no consistency in their needs or actions.
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For four weeks over the summer, LaBeouf traveled across the country, tweeting the GPS coordinates of his location at random.
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You work overtime, you work at random times, you're shooting something that's really important at one in the morning sometimes.
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And then there are the dramatic circular pans, intense close-ups, and fisheye-lens shots, all deployed seemingly at random.
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Simply pull a card at random whenever you feel moved to meditate, and focus on the mantra on the card.
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Hordes of smashed billionaires wander the Scottish hillsides, teeing off at random before fumbling for another drink in the darkness.
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There, Julius is found by a group of kids in their family's car, who suddenly enter the movie at random.
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They conducted experiments in which a student chosen at random was asked to divide $20 between himself and another subject.
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Sure, it's a little unnerving because those sparks jump out at random (and can even fly back and hit you).
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After dark, she ran into a poor neighbourhood of Mosul and banged on a door more or less at random.
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The Wisconsin folk singer is fond of signs and symbols, and his album and song titles aren't chosen at random.
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Suspect cited anger with his girlfriend The police chief said Stephens apparently chose Godwin, who was walking home, at random.
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Pulse racing, palms sweating, I fumble around with the box, pressing things at random until a Kyber crystal pops out.
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Pick any death penalty state at random and the reason for such limited use of their death chamber is obvious.
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Instead the researchers told it to try things at random until, after trillions of hands, it learned a winning strategy.
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If you turn your webcam on while you watch the video, your face will appear on screen at random times.
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Jason Brian Dalton -- who'd been working as an Uber driver since last month -- opened fire at random over the weekend.
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If not enough people volunteer, it might up the offer — and then it may resort to picking people at random.
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" He added: "At this time, we believe this was a spontaneous attack and that the victims were selected at random.
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Some are as expected: Comedians Kristen Wiig and Samantha Bee both waited tables; author Toni Morrison worked at Random House.
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Bob wants to know whether a particular pair of balls, chosen at random, has the same color or different colors.
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He allegedly fired at victims selected at random in three separate episodes over more than four hours on Saturday night.
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She started her career in New York, working at Random House as an art director in both reference and audiobooks.
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The past several months have been difficult on Israeli citizens, as terrorists run amok stabbing and shooting people at random.
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As passengers refused that voluntary request, the airline said it would choose travelers at random to leave the plane involuntarily.
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The gunman killed a 85033-year-old man at random on Easter Sunday in Cleveland and posted it on Facebook.
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In each of the three tracks, which last for 45 seconds or more, the muffled screams come seemingly at random.
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Still, the recidivism rate of sex offenders means that they pose a greater risk than do people taken at random.
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"They seem to have removed images at random — either that or the series has been misunderstood," Wildschut told the Guardian.
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As I left Kenya, I passed checkpoints where vigilantes asked at random to see ID cards, to establish ethnic identity.
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The company selected respondents at random from the nearly three million people who take surveys on its platform each day.
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The Supreme Court "panel" would be composed of nine justices, selected at random from the full pool of associate justices.
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Often, enemies would respawn seemingly at random, and I'd be forced to replay simple but tedious combat scenarios multiple times.
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The higher the number, the more likely that two people chosen at random will be different by race and origin.
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It was also a chaotic system to manage, as I had due dates scattered throughout the month at random times.
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In his video, he said he was looking for someone to kill and settled on Mr. Godwin apparently at random.
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Below that is a layer made of fibres of collagen, an elastic protein common in vertebrate skin, organised at random.
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From faux-meditating at temples to busting out yoga positions at random sites, some poses just need to be stopped.
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My normal work outfit is a pair of jeans and whichever dress shirt I pull from my closet at random.
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Creators generally pick winners at random, digging through their comments or likes to find people who engaged with their content.
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The studies would have to be carried out online, with participants in each drawn at random from a common pool.
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Of course, each game is not an equal 128/50 toss up, and few fans select their brackets at random.
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For the last two years, she said, she has been awakened by plane noise at random times throughout the night.
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A paragraph taken almost at random: The first bookie I ever met ran a candy store in Bellmore, Long Island.
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Early footage presumably shows an employee roaming the newsroom, accosting colleagues seemingly at random and pointing dramatically at the ceiling.
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I went to this big gym event and started walking up to people at random, total strangers, and saying hello.
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Stopping processes at random is asking for trouble, particularly since central functions like certificate authentication are often the most poorly labeled.
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He stands out for making his own suits, feeding mice that he found, and showing up at random church services. Huh.
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As Buzzfeed reports, you have only a few seconds to answer, and if you don't, one will be chosen at random.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said the attackers shot at random to overcome security checks at the international terminal of Ataturk airport.
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How many inactive accounts do you think you have at random sites you signed up for and never ended up using?
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Technical Machines are items you can use to permanently teach a Pokémon a new Fast Attack or Charged Attack at random.
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But that's not always up to the employee — and employers really should make life easier by not rotating shifts at random.
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But then again, that wasn't much of a hook—I didn't want to just write about pubs I know at random.
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The device will tell you it can't handle all three and then seems to pick one command at random to execute.
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Few are purely invented, in the sense of being coined from a string of sounds chosen more or less at random.
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One thing Hamas has not done is track down and kill Jews at random outside of Israel and the Palestinian territories.
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Things would jump around the screen, and there's no good place to hold it, so you often open apps at random.
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It's rusty, the guitars are a fraction out of tune, and the lead guitar lines amble in and out at random.
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He uses this knowledge as a manipulation tactic, buying Kathleen her favorite flowers and pretending to bump into her at random.
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And it doesn't take long before the famed Q&A section of the competition, where the questions are drawn at random.
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"One of them blew himself up at the gate and the other two with Kalashnikovs opened fire at random," he said.
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His mother had worked at Random House, and later retired as the executive assistant at Altrinsic Global Advisors in Greenwich, Conn.
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It used new means: rather than inviting people to volunteer, the pollsters picked respondents at random to curb self-selection bias.
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Wandering into my local independent bookstore, I spotted a copy of an anti-fascist magazine, which I picked up at random.
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You'll encounter the new mechs at random points during missions (only some of which will take place in the new jungles).
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If subjects are not assigned at random, the investigators cannot be sure that the effects they see result from the treatment.
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The valves in the water cannons would get stuck open at random, sending a torrent of water streaming into the air.
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The nature of the threat raises questions that, months later, no one can answer: Were all the families chosen at random?
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They were stopped at random checkpoints on the national highway, some manned by Kamwina Nsapu members, others by pro-government militias.
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Business Insider contacted 20 of the stores from the list at random, and employees at each location confirmed they would close.
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He makes decisions seemingly at random and often in contradiction of what his top aides have signaled he would be saying.
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According to one of the computer's designers, Deep Blue was unable to choose a move, so it picked one at random.
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According to one of the computer's creators, Deep Blue was unable to choose a move, so it picked one at random.
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The winner, selected at random, is Jeung-Hoi Ha, of Jamesville, N.Y. The Times will send her a check for $1,000.
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It was a famous death penalty case, charging Hays with the kidnap and murder of a black teenager selected at random.
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And everything, pretty much, also is done at random — you select a random sperm, they fertilize it with a random egg.
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After an attempted traffic stop, the shooter hijacked a mail truck, opening fire on the highway, and shooting at random people.
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But because participants are volunteers in many cases, rather than selected at random, segments of the electorate may be left out.
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"Amy ran at life full speed and heart first," Maria Modugno, her editor at Random House, said in a phone interview.
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The winner, chosen at random, was Diana Djuric, of Pequannock, N.J. She will receive a check for $1,000 from The Times.
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But to ensure that's not happening, Brooklyn said a hub or spoke could call people in for urine tests at random.
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The Walking Dead season seven has often felt like a puzzle whose many pieces have been flung about seemingly at random.
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Imagine you asked someone at random about, say, the photo of Kathy Griffin holding a bloodied model of the president's head.
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Azealia Banks does that shit—if you ever listen and study her, they'll play at random ass festivals, like Geneva, Switzerland.
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The Canadian government chose a town at random—Dauphin, Manitoba, a small town on the prairies—to conduct an unprecedented experiment.
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Vance said that Jackson chose Caughman at random and stabbed him repeatedly and publicly solely on the basis of his skin color.
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In his now-characteristic fashion, Trump prowled up and down the line of reporters -- picking people at random to ask him something.
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However, guests can't schedule the BedtimeButler, who visits rooms at random, so keep an ear out for a knock at their door.
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As documented by IJR's Josh Billinson, he then journeyed to a local fast food restaurant where he began screaming at random passersby.
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For Jordan, there was a bit too much happening, seemingly at random, and often pulled from other, more immediately engaging science fiction.
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When a water jug containing a freshly caught newt is spilt, seemingly at random, Matilda is accused but displays an artful charm.
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Will electors begin voting at random, or can we still count on electors to vote in accordance with their own states' outcomes?
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And, at random, some other highlights from the list: You might want to hope that people shared these articles as a joke.
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A Twitter spokesperson later confirmed to BuzzFeed News that Trump was not included, explaining that the test group was selected at random.
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This goes on for two months, until the women get hold of a Kurdistan phone book and start calling numbers at random.
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Finally, in other cases, fish were picked at random to spawn, their eggs and sperm mixed in dishes, which led to inbreeding.
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Dr Majid and Dr Kruspe asked 20 Semaq Beri and 21 Semelai to name odours and colours presented to them at random.
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Because that makes a lot more sense than the idea that she's just shooting their data out into the universe at random.
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One name found at random was Badruddin Haqqani, a commander in the Haqqani guerilla insurgent network in Afghanistan affiliated with the Taliban.
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One filter bleeps you at random while blurring your mouth, which you'll appreciate if you've ever enjoyed Jimmy Kimmel's unnecessary censorship videos.
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I've just been picking at random stuff in the fridge for food and took a nice long bath to relax and read.
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To do that, you give the system a goal—say, move forward as fast as possible—and it tries movements at random.
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To grab an example at random, the Welsh cop show Hinterland tracks its main female character's ups and downs through red wine.
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He first fired on a person working the door, then appeared to open fire at random at the people inside, they said.
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Anyone who reviews a doctor on FertilityIQ's site is eligible, and the grant recipients will be selected at random, Anderson-Bialis says.
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The ride-hailing company says matches will be selected at random depending on demand, with no guarantees of an actual Tinder ride.
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Why would a man shoot and kill six people, seemingly at random, all while picking up and dropping off passengers for Uber?
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Law enforcement says the shooter used an AK-47-style rifle ... while witnesses claim he was wearing fatigues and shooting at random.
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Authorities have not given a motive for Monday's shooting, nor have they said if the victims were targeted or shot at random.
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Of the nearly 4,000 followers the researchers selected to study at random, 40 percent had eating disorder references in their own profiles.
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"Isn't that the usual story, that it's always about real estate?" said Ms. Nagler, a publisher of children's books at Random House.
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We are peering into an alternate dimension wherein Mewtwo is floating around like a god, combining humans and animals seemingly at random.
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Taking one of his demands for an apology at random, here's a tweet from June 2017 directed at the entire news media.
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In each episode, an undercover investigator had approached men, largely at random, at locations where the police believed drug dealing was occurring.
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In her 248 years at Random House, Morrison made known the stories of a variety of specific lives and their individual identities.
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" Elsewhere, "men lay slackly in the shade, laid out seemingly at random, as though some act of violence had only just occurred.
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He pointed to one of the networks: the "generator," charged with synthesizing, more or less at random, new versions of the landscape.
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They'll be sent out at random for orders placed by customers through Amazon as usual, regardless of which delivery option you select.
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The sensation began to occur at random times of day, often in public and in the absence of an object of attraction.
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As travellers wheeled their luggage past carrousels, a young man reached into his waistband, removed a handgun, and began firing at random.
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As it is, their numbers seem to float in at random (though I loved Phil's car-chase trio with two moronic barflies).
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Nearly 28500 percent of Americans oppose the visa lottery which allows immigrants to be picked at random for entry into the country.
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Owners of that device started to report that it would shut down at random times, even if the battery wasn't completely depleted.
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Connections like these arise at random as one reads in the period, which suggests that there are many more to be found.
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The show is frequently intentionally polarizing; it features wild tone shifts and alternates between broad comedy and bleak drama, seemingly at random.
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The qubits either orient themselves with their neighboring ions to form a ferromagnet, where their magnetic fields are aligned, or at random.
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He pulls the root veg up at random, choosing a variety of the multi-colored selection we have growing at the moment.
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That anxiety returns to her at random moments—like while waiting for a video game to load or a movie to start.
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I think this means I may have to invest in a vial of my own tears to throw at random cat callers.
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Donaldson was arrested in late November and accused of killing four people, seemingly at random, in Seminole Heights in October and November.
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Flights departed at random times, made unscheduled stopovers, or left from a different airport from the one associated with the flight number.
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One night, he called out "this Puerto Rican girl" at random, made fun of her, and moved on, thinking little of it.
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A computer picks winners at random and, before receiving a visa, the people chosen must undergo a screening process that bars criminals.
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All the women in the study got some form of hormonal treatment, and half were picked at random to also take ribociclib.
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She also spent more than a decade working as an editor at Random House, where she championed the work of black authors.
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"There are warehouses of kids overseas firing off phishing emails," Mr. Leibert said, like thugs shooting military-grade weapons at random targets.
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With affordable housing scarce and likely to grow more so, San Francisco planned to draw winners for Natalie Gubb Commons at random.
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Q is a god-like character that shows up at random times to test and cajole the crew of the Starship Enterprise.
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A former NFL player was arrested on Wednesday after he allegedly shot a woman at random at a business in Boulder, Colorado.
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He then stole a Humvee, shooting at random along his route before entering the mall with several firearms, including an automatic rifle.
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To keep players interested, many games employ a strategy called intermittent reinforcement, in which players are surprised with rewards at random intervals.
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Lawyers said many of those detained were taken at random from the street and had no apparent connection to the weekend protests.
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She had taken to scrolling through images on her husband's phone and, coming across a woman's photograph, began calling numbers at random.
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Instead, he hops on the subway and gets off at random stops, in addition to visiting popular tourist areas like Times Square.
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With this release, Google has satisfied its legal requirement to release a new messaging product at random at least once a year.
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Epic's emotes are also incredibly entertaining, and I love to bust them out at random moments in a match with my friends.
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In both cases, SurveyMonkey selected respondents at random from the nearly three million people who take surveys on its platform each day.
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If a fan selected a bracket at random, they would have a one in 9.2 quintillian chance of having the perfect one.
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They had surgery and radiation, and then were assigned at random to receive either endocrine therapy alone, or endocrine therapy plus chemo.
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A TSA spokesperson told HuffPo that travelers who do not appear on the FBI's counterterrorism watch list are assigned the code at random.
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Instead, it used spontaneous data to start, literally trying out moves on the board at random and working out which were most effective.
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Importantly, the scientists couldn't just pick a microbe at random—they had to find one that could conceivably emerge and survive on Enceladus.
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Seemingly at random, she points to a host, who happens to be the original Abernathy dad who glitched in episode one (Dolores' father).
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He has shut down health centres run by the Catholic church (apparently because its bishops criticised him) and is arresting people at random.
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He ran to a nearby home at random, breaking into it by shooting a sliding glass door and kicking it in, Gardner said.
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People are reporting that Amazon's Echo devices have mysteriously started cackling at random, and the company has confirmed it's working on the problem.
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She set about introducing, at random, various mutations into the gene that encodes subtilisin, to produce thousands of different versions of that gene.
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If the demand exceeds the number of tickets -- which is almost certain -- fans will be selected at random to participate in the sale.
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Papers with each of their names were placed in film canisters and put into a bowl, and one canister was drawn at random.
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To the trunks of three of these bushes, selected at random, they tied strings that led to branches of the ant-bearing cuaniquil.
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Take any of the ingredients in the Health Ranger's bug spray at random and just add "chemical composition" at the end in Google.
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But all I could think about in the moment was that I was somehow flipping back and forth between timelines, seemingly at random.
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One of them simply stitches the severed strands of DNA back together, deleting or adding genetic letters at random as it does so.
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Kori Ali Muhammad, 39, is accused of fatally shooting the three men at random in downtown Fresno, California on April 18, police said.
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I'd never been there before and knew nothing about the place; I chose it at random from the departures list at Victoria Station.
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This stream of clicks was interrupted approximately every few hundred microseconds, apparently at random, by a hiatus in which there were no clicks.
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Maybe now studios will get the message not to change characters' races at random, especially when a large and rabid fanbase is watching.
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Although there were no connections between the victims, Dalton seems to have premeditated the attacks, even though he apparently chose victims at random.
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Jet lag, for some reason, throws off this cycle, because when we fly to different places, we start eating meals at random times.
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Security guards then violently dragged a man, who was selected to deplane at random, out of his seat when he refused to leave.
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But I also thought: this is bad, users shouldn't be asked to enter one of their most sensitive, important, passwords at random times.
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The computer selected one hand at random, and then a hypodermic needle entered the picture and stabbed into the flesh of that hand.
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Two years later, feeling restless, she moved to St. Paul, a city she picked at random, where she worked on behalf of refugees.
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United had offered compensation to anyone willing to give up their seats; Dao apparently was chosen at random when not enough people volunteered.
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Students said, "even when classes are stressful, there is a beautiful campus that sparks happiness at random moments," according to the Princeton Review.
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In one room, woven bags and baskets hang from invisible wires at random heights, giving the impression they're floating like multicolored gas molecules.
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In the case of Pokémon Go, players traverse the physical world following a digital map, searching for cartoon creatures that surface at random.
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That Mr. Babbitt was chosen at random because of his race made the crime hard to forgive or to understand, Mr. Bogdanos said.
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They don't usually test people at random, but keep an eye on past offenders and those who post about their drug use online.
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As a local news station reported, the contest will end after 50 hours, at which point the winner will be picked at random.
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The faces of hotel guests and staff are blurred to preserve their privacy, reducing them to smudges that crisscross the screen at random.
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Four years later he was dismissed in a staff cutback, but Mr. Cerf soon hired him as a sales manager at Random House.
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I dip into it at random, part of a conversation I've been having with Woolf since I began reading her in my 20s.
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Five correct solvers chosen at random will each receive a one-year subscription to the print edition of the Sunday New York Times.
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If something at random does turn up and achieve statistical significance, it is likely to be a massive overestimate of any true effect.
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At least 363 people died and 22 were wounded after a gunman fled a police traffic stop and began shooting people at random.
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Morrison herself had championed the work of black writers such as Toni Cade Bambara, Gayl Jones and Angela Davis while at Random House.
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" A statement from Postmates said "AB5 is a blunt instrument, which is why lawmakers exempted 24 industries, seemingly at random, from its requirements.
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Audrey Geisel immediately called Cathy Goldsmith, who had been the art director and designer for some of Dr. Seuss' books at Random House.
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The bride, 32, works in New York as an assistant director of publicity at Random House, a division of Penguin Random House publishing.
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To not be drafted at random in this generation,To not have to demand asylum and put their lives in another person's hands.
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Yang generated interest after unveiling a proposed plan to give away $1,000 per month for a year to 10 families chosen at random.
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Five correct solvers chosen at random will receive one-year (daily and Sunday) subscriptions to the print edition of The New York Times.
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One senator has even suggested each bill ought to get a vote, with the order of votes decided at random (this really happened!).
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It will be interrupted at random moments by a piece of software written by Snow, triggering them to give soliloquies to the audience.
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Some intruders resembled "drunken burglars," said one source, getting lost in the labyrinth of corporate systems and appearing to grab files at random.
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She chose one of them, seemingly at random — and had him burned to death by one of her dragons, as she gazed on.
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The result kind of feels like Amy Sherman-Palladino reached into a bag full of pop culture headlines and pulled out references at random.
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I've also found a handwritten, illustrated note, left at random times, is not only a lost art, but a real winner with the ladies.
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"The sector can't thrive when it's being hit by new taxes at random every few weeks," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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In the now-deleted stream, which is almost three hours in length, the streamer appears to pick users — who are overwhelmingly women — at random.
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The bicycles are located at random spots throughout the city, but because they're all connected via GPS, you can locate them via Bluegogo's app.
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Hair stylists and makeup artists "don't want to be anonymized and dispatched at random, they want to be recognized for their talent," Katzberg says.
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But selling decisions were bad—so bad that a fund manager would have been much better off choosing a stock to sell at random.
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It's been expanded a lot since then, into a sprawling complex of rooms that seem to have been both designed and placed at random.
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Metal detectors have been installed outside Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom and Epcot since 2015 and guests are selected at random for screening.
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Participants will take the stage to give a presentation based on military PowerPoint slides they've never seen, shuffled at random, and displayed behind them.
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In Dao's case, however, he was chosen to be pulled from the flight at random, and not because he had been disobeying the crew.
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But look at both Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and Black-ish (to choose two comedies at random), and they seem to occupy different planets entirely.
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In fact, the probability of drawing the 280 million different combinations sequentially at random is something like 21.5 in a gajillion (technical term here).
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United said that when no one volunteered to give up their seat in exchange for compensation, passengers were selected to be bumped at random.
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You smash eggs selected at random on the other dude's head, and the first person to get two raw eggs smashed on them loses.
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Occasionally, the printer also calls victims' phones at random and plays Stevie Wonder's "I Just Called To Say I Love You" when they answer.
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Police say that investigators don't know if Wolff was targeted or if he was chosen at random, but that he was unharmed when released.
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On the outskirts of the town this past week, young men with bandannas covering their faces patrolled blockades, stopping and searching cars at random.
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Brian Moore's bot takes the same basic idea — and diagram — and smacks it on top of images taken at random from around the web.
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We can't tolerate the new normal of attacks that happen seemingly at random in all the places we go and expect to be safe.
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He asked me to select a Bach solo partita movement at random—an exercise, he said, that kept him from playing only his favorites.
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Early reports on social media included a video that circulated online of a man shooting at random people outside a McDonalds in the city.
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So many emergency vehicles were parked at random angles that ambulances could not get close to the complex, and officers carried the wounded out.
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Players can use his B-button special attacks to cast more than a dozen different spells, but some will only be available at random.
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There is no pattern repeat – the shimmering dots seem to cluster or spread out at random – and the texture is similar to a painting.
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BART spokesman Jim Allison says a man allegedly attacked the sisters at random as they exited a train at the MacArthur station in Oakland.
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Williams' Motion Graphics works are fractured and high-gloss, cycling through synth sounds and MIDI instruments at random thanks to some nifty Ableton program.
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The airline eventually offered people $800 to give up their seats, but when no one volunteered, it had to select four passengers at random.
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After Trump announces that he, "the president," is on the phone without acknowledgement from the other line, he starts pressing buttons, seemingly at random.
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Ator fired at random as he drove in the area of Odessa and Midland, cities more than 300 miles (73 kilometers) west of Dallas.
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Some at the exclusive club jumped into the Bosphorus after the attacker opened fire at random just over an hour into the new year.
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Glimpses of the blue sea abound, as do shrines and religious statues, peeking chipped and tarnished out of raised niches at random street corners.
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Streets, avenues, and roads aren't named at random — many use a series of conventions that, once you recognize them, becomes impossible not to see.
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He enrolled in the Radcliffe Publishing Course at Harvard University and went on to work at Random House, Vintage, Atlantic Monthly Press and Knopf.
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A computer chooses winners at random and, before receiving a visa, those selected must undergo a screening process that bars criminals and the indigent.
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Ms. Abo Rebieh, a member of the educated middle class, found herself imprisoned with women who were barely literate, and mostly arrested at random.
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"It not necessary for the I.A.E.A. to inspect at random military sites without good cause or to just test Iran's cooperation," Mr. Kimball said.
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Members of the audience submitted written questions for the candidate at his rally in Des Moines, which were pulled at random from a fishbowl.
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A friend showed me the site and I was like, oh that's really cool, you can connect with people around the world at random.
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Updated November 2019: The smart display world is still settling down, and companies are throwing things out seemingly at random to see what sticks.
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" Still, it wasn't badly reviewed, and its publisher, Jason Epstein at Random House, promoted Ms. Buck, to her chagrin, as "the intellectual Judith Krantz.
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We choose our pilot at random, and secretly hope that he's not a popular choice so that there'll be less passengers in our balloon!
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They were then told, at random, to imagine either that another customer reached out and touched the sweater or asked permission to do so.
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To show that participants were selected at random, he hurled a stuffed monkey into the auditorium, and whoever caught it would come up onstage.
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Here's his response: They're nearly impossible to catch in advance as they come through advertising technology platforms such as Facebook and Google at random.
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Occasionally, he enlightened employees by shouting, "What are you doing now?" at random intervals, but he also had a more serene approach to management.
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To take an example almost at random: Most of us rely on technology that can be traced to child labor or even slave labor.
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But by that logic, we should be blowing up subdivisions every year at random and just getting the kick, and it makes no sense.
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Introducing myself at random shoots, I'd be rewarded with a look of recognition that I could watch spread across a face or two around me.
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Henry Wilberforce was not chosen at random — both Jessa (Duggar) Seewald and husband Ben put a lot of thought into their second son's unique moniker.
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You can swipe it off your screen, but it's still saved, cluttering up your photo album with useless pictures of your screen at random moments.
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I dipped my brush in and added splotches at random points over each nail, making sure some of the yellow could still be seen. 3.
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"At the time, we were struggling feeling strong about it in the live performance, so we only pulled it out at random shows," Evans says.
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The card is changing so that it stops casting random spells at random targets if it is destroyed, silenced, transformed or returned to your hand.
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In Pyeongchang, ice dancing judges will be drawn at random from a group of officials from 13 countries just 45 minutes prior to the competition.
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Three founders will be selected at random for a chance to pitch to win tickets and a demo table at Disrupt New York in May.
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They were picked at random to receive either chemotherapy plus immunotherapy, or chemotherapy plus a placebo, with two thirds receiving the combination that included immunotherapy.
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When shown one photo each of a gay and straight man, both chosen at random, the model distinguished between them correctly 81% of the time.
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The letters are then taken and posted in mailboxes at random with a postcard that enables the receiver to get in touch with the author.
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He targeted her at random when she came within his reach after offering her seat to an older woman, stabbing her at least seven times.
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Morrison also worked as an editor at Random House for over a decade, where she became the first female African-American editor in company history.
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Their relationship is one of the great flukes in songwriting history: They were matched at random by a record label in London in the 1960s.
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Anyways, as evidenced in the choices most of these songs were chosen at random thanks to YouTube and what the auto player considers Canadian music.
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Rather than acting out of stress and handling your bills at random, Love says it's better to step back and create a purposeful payment plan.
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My first experience with Magic Leap was a demo "world," where various patterns that resemble marine life appeared all around me, changing seemingly at random.
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Last year the game introduced different races to the virtual world — previously every character was white — and similarly assigned players new skin tones at random.
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And so, at random, we assembled 94 groups composed of five members each, and randomly varied the number of women and men in the group.
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The videos selected for inclusion were chosen at random, but only those videos that featured one man and one woman were included in the analysis.
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If you sit on the home page long enough, the site begins to rattle off tweets at random, as if it's in conversation with itself.
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If your camera were to power down at random once every couple of months, you might get frustrated, but you would probably live with it.
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You won't be able to pick just one, which is good, because you don't get to — they're chosen at random once you place your order.
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Apple replaced the batteries on affected devices for free, but only after months of complaints from people whose phones would stop working at random times.
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An independent observer watched over the lab at random times of day, WADA said, but rarely worked overnight during the roughly two weeks of competition.
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In his autobiography, "An American Commander," Zinke wrote that he chose his major at random since he was at the school on a football scholarship.
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Five moles pop up from a board at random, and your job is to hit them with a mallet before they duck out of reach.
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Thrasher stayed in the top spot as her competitors fell off, consistently hitting 10s even though a fan blew an air horn at random times.
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We still don't know the whole story of why a National Guard veteran opened fire in the Fort Lauderdale airport, taking five lives at random.
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Police say a man, possibly triggered by a dispute with a neighbor, went to seven different locations in Tehama County, firing on people at random.
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While Chewy can't send everyone a custom portrait, they do use those photos to surprise their customer's pets at random, which is truly something special.
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That said, the attackers' animosity toward their victims, who are chosen at random, can be relatively low, which at least offers the opportunity for rehabilitation.
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He then fired at random as he drove to through Odessa and the nearby city of Midland, both located about 300 miles west of Dallas.
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Their 24-year-old son was arrested last week and accused of killing four people, seemingly at random, in Seminole Heights in October and November.
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"They're getting dropped off at Greyhound stations at random times," said Ms. Finn, co-artistic director of the Tank, a nonprofit theater in Midtown Manhattan.
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Their friendship began entirely at random when Words With Friends, a Scrabble-like phone game, assigned the two strangers to play each other last summer.
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Propaganda can leave people in doubt of all news sources, suspicious of their neighbors, picking and choosing at random what pieces of information to believe.
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"A subject, possibly two, is currently driving around Odessa shooting at random people," Odessa police said in a statement on Facebook at around 5.00 p.
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The shooter had hijacked a mail truck, opened fire on the highway, and shot at random people before he was stopped and killed by police.
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PT. "If demand for tickets from verified fans exceeds supply, fans will be selected at random to participate in the public sale," the team said.
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Over the course of a day, Weckert would walk up and down a given street, mostly at random, towing his smartphone-packed wagon behind him.
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He's one of my favorite actors, but the performance here seemed to be assembled at random from a highlight reel that cuts across his career.
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Or, if creative inspiration strikes at random, begin a project on your compatible Samsung smartphone and continue it later, without interruption, from your Galaxy Book.
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Six months after registering, applicants can check their registration number to see if they were selected, a process that is done at random by computer.
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As mobile phone use in India grows, more young men are calling women at random, hoping to strike up a relationship, but sometimes harassing them.
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Dropped down at random in history, we are all as likely as not to be members of the Soprano crew, waiting outside Satriale's Pork Store.
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One of the installations, just to pick an example at random, is a machine the curators "feed" each day, which then creates its own poop.
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Little is known about the hacker team—or individual hacker—that appear to be targeting high profile individuals seemingly at random, without a clear motive.
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Adjust it to "I'll keep $0.30 from each dollar and give the entire remainder to one person chosen at random," and you've launched a phenomenon.
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The game then randomizes the tree type and bush type for the level, then spawns it at random locations based on tones of predefined possible locations.
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Aim to position stars across the nails at random and draw them as neatly as you can — I found making them slightly larger was easiest. 3.
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And as a bonus, a picture of one of the seven members is placed at random in each album, adding a surprise element to each unboxing.
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After no one accepted United's offer of $211.6,2100 to relinquish their seat, the airline selected an already-seated traveller at random and ordered him to disembark.
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Harcrow says it was unclear whether the shooting was a discrete incident in which the victims were targeted or whether the shooter shot people at random.
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Police have not talked about a motive in this case, but sources close to the investigation told FOX 4 it appears she was targeted at random.
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The software is encrypted, machines are sealed until election day and political parties may send observers to tests of machines selected at random the day before.
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She did not quit her job at Random House until she published "Tar Baby" in 1981 and sensed she could support her sons with her books.
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I will fully admit that I picked plays almost at random, only vaguely aware of what they meant my team would be doing on the field.
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Dalton was accused of driving around Kalamazoo for several hours in February 2016 shooting at his targets, seemingly at random, killing six people and injuring two.
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For Uber users in the Burgh, you'll order Ubers normally using the app, and may get paired with one of these self-driving cars at random.
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"By switching algorithms at random intervals during sessions, Phantom prevents hackers from figuring out communications and by authenticating devices, Phantom keeps unwanted intruders out," says Tola.
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The glitch appears to be grabbing users' posts at random and tossing them back onto their walls—and their friends' timelines, Mashable and PC Mag report.
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For the recurring game, host Jimmy Fallon and his guest took turns impersonating iconic artists, chosen at random, as they sang a variety of different songs.
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The company announced today that it's rolling out a store beta to 50,000 Canadian users, who will be selected from the platform's Nitro subscribers at random.
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Yet, a 19-year-old, identified by police as Santino William Legan, was able to cut through a back fence and begin shooting people at random.
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Based on the collective bargaining agreement, drug testing is conducted by an independent laboratory with 10 players' names chosen at random by a computer each week.
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In one of Skinner's experiments, he conditioned hungry pigeons to believe that food, which was actually being delivered at random times, was prompted by random pecking.
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We've all played with those Pin Art toys at random shopping mall novelty stores, presumably leaving behind a 3D relief of your hand flipping the bird.
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When one is donated to their city, a recipient is chosen at random from the pool of applicants who are legally permitted to own a gun.
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Yes, commercials often seemed interposed at random during downtime, but never in the middle of actual sporting events, as had been the case in the past.
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Its tech goes through the call center's entire log to tell the busy manager which ones they should listen to, rather than picking them at random.
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Ontario's experiment will involve 4,000 low income citizens between the ages of 18 and 64 selected at random from three cities — Hamilton, Thunder Bay, and Lindsay.
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" Cards drawn at random help to push the action forward for the runaway brides, with commands like "you want to pursue a career… move four steps.
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One-third of the roughly 22018,230 students in eighth, 2018th and 225th grade who took the survey were selected at random and asked about their preferences.
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Florida authorities have arrested and charged a former Jackson County Sheriff's Office deputy with pulling over drivers apparently at random and planting drugs in their cars.
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This lack of clarity—and the company's habit of launching ambitious side projects, like movie production, seemingly at random—appears to have caused investors to balk.
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The shooter, who police say entered by cutting a hole in a perimeter fence to avoid event security, open fire on the crowds, apparently at random.
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Couples can add their own, draw them at random, and add the date they experienced each "date night" in pencil on the back for a keepsake.
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The airline offered compensation to anyone willing to give up their seats, but when not enough people volunteered to go, Dao was apparently chosen at random.
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Unlike Fallout 303 and 230, where the perks are all laid out from the start, players earn perk cards at random as they level and explore.
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It does this by intercepting your click every time you hit "like" and then choosing one of the various six reactions icons for you at random.
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The patients were then assigned at random to one of three groups: A third had surgery, a third had radiation, and a third had active monitoring.
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Patients were recruited from June 20.8 through June 22006, and were assigned at random to have either open or laparoscopic surgery, about half to each group.
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They typically arrived in pickup trucks escorted by the police, dressed in balaclavas and identically colored clothing, and then opened fire at random or targeting demonstrators.
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Then there were people, like me, who had selected words at random only moments before the performance — and it was generally clear who these people were.
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Depending on your preference (or personal phone habits), you may set the app to alert you at every one to three intersections, or even at random.
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The airline offered passengers up to $800 to leave, but when no one volunteered, United selected four passengers at random and ordered them off the flight.
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MUZAFFARPUR, India — Every year, a mysterious disease stalks the area around the eastern Indian city of Muzaffarpur, killing children seemingly at random — there, and nowhere else.
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The novelist David Ebershoff had been working as an editor at Random House two years when his first book, "The Danish Girl," was published in 2000.
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Imagine, however, that we only had one offhand comment, plucked at random by a journalist, to document everything there was to know about Warhol, or Lichtenstein.
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When the assault catastrophically fails, the generals look for scapegoats and decide to execute three enlisted men, more or less chosen at random, for alleged cowardice.
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The moderators did a poor job reining in the candidates, allowing them to jump in, seemingly at random, and then cutting them off, just as randomly.
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A beloved figure in the industry, her death left a vacuum at Random House, which is considered to be one of Penguin Random House's crown jewels.
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Indeed, nearly every single person approached at random by a reporter on a recent day at Wilmington's train station claimed to have personally met the man.
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Many were stopped at random by plainclothes police officers who searched their phones and social media accounts, then charged them with "misusing" social media, lawyers said.
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Meacham, a former executive editor at Random House, has written several acclaimed best sellers about American history, including biographies of Thomas Jefferson and George H.W. Bush.
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Every ball has been weighed with gloved hands, every machine tested and selected at random from among several identical machines stored in a coded, sealed vault.
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Choosing immigrants because of who they happen to be related to is, to put it politely, stupid, and topped only by picking their names at random.
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" Mark Warren, her editor at Random House, says, "Julie was my friend for a couple of years before the prospect of a book even came up.
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Instead, haunted by those ghosts of 2016, the DNC announced in February that the assignments of qualifying candidates to particular nights would be made at random.
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Brain cells stretch and twist, blood vessels become leaky, and the chemicals that the brain uses to communicate dump at random into the spaces between brain cells.
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A spiralling lead guitar run, pitched-up voices, and a whirling sample of the Beatles instrumental "Flying" come in and out at random as the song progresses.
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This charity would do a lot more good if it just selected a few families at random and gave them the money without requiring them to suffer.
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Think of the lottery this way: A lot of people voluntarily put money into a pot, and it is redistributed, at random, to just a few people.
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Programs and apps that open and close seemingly at random, or menu dialogs you didn't ask for, are other warning signs that it's worth looking out for.
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Sometimes, when you add an item to your cart Jet will apply "extra savings" seemingly at random or offer lower prices depending on which card you use.
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His team documented the app "checking if [a] user hasn't clicked on an ad yet [and then] clicking at random intervals" on ads to generate fraudulent revenue.
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I do not belong to a gym, but I purchase packages at a few regular studios for Pilates and Aerial plus drop-in classes at random places.
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We'll copy whatever we want, be as broad and unsubtle as we want, and skip ahead at random, to whatever part of the story interests us most.
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My hope is that Morrison's work as an editor at Random House in the '70s is not glossed over in these remembrances of her work and life.
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Starting out as a junior designer at Random House in 1980, Noble has seen, as she calls it, "the waves of African Americans" a few times now.
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But, you can't just grab one at random, leave it to collect dust on a faraway shelf, and expect it to lull you into a deep slumber.
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It's one of those rare films that you could pause at random at any moment, and have an image that's striking enough to put on the poster.
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The main screen features a series of garbage cans and clotheslines you must jump on to reach one of the rooms (which the game selects at random).
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The four members, Issy, Taylor, Lissa, and Jessame, were thrown together at random, and eight years later have produced their first music video with director Cybele Malinowski.
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People go into grocery stores, open a container of ice cream at random, lick the top, put it back in the freezer and then just walk away.
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On Friday afternoon, a knife-wielding attacker parked his truck near a popular city pedestrian mall, set it alight, and then proceeded to stab passersby at random.
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Jackie Chan plays a practitioner of "drunken boxing," stumbling around seemingly at random but secretly rendering it nearly impossible for his opponent to hit him. Except––surprise!
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Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams has said Stephens apparently chose Godwin -- a former manufacturing worker, self-taught mechanic, father of 10 and grandfather of 14 -- at random.
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But officials have now tied a ninth, non-fatal attack to the gunman, who has killed seven people seemingly at random across Phoenix since March, police announced.
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For the randomized controlled trial, 74 athletes were surveyed and placed at random into either TOPPS or the counseling center, where they received services as usual (SAU).
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Now, the airline is saying it didn't even overbook the flight — it selected four passengers at random to accommodate crew members it would need at its destination.
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While the odds are incredibly low that he would be selected this often at random, it's also hard to say that the league specifically is at fault.
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The teen allegedly attacked at random and "merely went after who was available with the goal of creating as many victims as possible," according to the documents.
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In the Pew Research surveys, a majority of the respondents—thousands of people selected largely at random—relay fears that automation will exacerbate inequality and eliminate jobs.
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In Rose City at an RV park, several recreational vehicles appear to be parked in a lake at random angles, and one is tossed on its side.
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Since 2006, Mr. Jackson has been an executive editor at Spiegel & Grau, an imprint at Random House founded that same year by Cindy Spiegel and Julie Grau.
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The authorities said that a heavily armed man wearing a uniform emblazoned with a Nazi symbol opened fire at random in a residential area near a mall.
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Users capture Pokémon that pop up at random on the map by pointing their smartphone cameras at them and tossing "Poké Balls" until the monsters are subdued.
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The Supreme Court had interpreted the change to mean that four of the judges would be selected at random, except for the chief judges of the panels.
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Like everyone else in the film, she is obliged at random intervals to stop whatever she's doing and to break into a song—any song—by ABBA .
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We contacted one app user at random who, albeit surprised and startled by the findings, confirmed to TechCrunch that the coordinates found under their record were accurate.
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Uber's taxis will be assigned to passengers at random, while NuTonomy asked local residents to apply to join its pilot scheme before they can request a car.
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The investigative team gained access to 95 doping samples of Russian athletes from Sochi that had been stored in Switzerland; 11 were chosen at random for analysis.
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Bangladesh officials said they would begin the process this month by sharing with Myanmar authorities a list of 100,000 Rohingya, picked at random from among registered refugees.
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Rewarding a small number of employees at random would be "unfair and unjust," wrote one petition signer who identified herself as a former United worker in Denver.
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The researchers then chose a two-week window in which to study discussion online, asking the outlets to publish the stories during either week, chosen at random.
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Napolitano has long advised her writing students to pay attention to ideas that stick, seemingly at random, on what she thinks of as their invisible magnet boards.
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Another piece from Chechnya in the "Fidelity to Place" category consisted of black-and-white metal house numbers from a Grozny street, with half missing at random.
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The "phone Romeo," as he is known here, calls numbers at random until he hears a woman's voice, in the hope of striking up a romantic attachment.
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If a well is placed at random on Earth's surface, the fact that sedimentary injection can affect large areas will increase the likelihood of a big earthquake.
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Khairullah said that the agent told him that he was selected at random to speak with them after getting off the plane, though he doesn't believe it.
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To pick just one wrinkle at random: Despite the fact that May lost seats and lost control of the UK Parliament, she's likely to remain prime minister.
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The NHS saved my life for free, but I still programmed my phone to ask me how I was feeling at random intervals three times a day.
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This closet isn't the fickle portal of the old "Time Tunnel" TV series, which deposited James Darren and Robert Colbert at random times and places, past and future.
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They are supplemented with machines to analyze a piece of cloth swiped over hands or bags at random or when needed but these do not cover all passengers.
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At first glance, the movie didn't seem like much: a chaotic swarm of E. coli bacteria twiddling this way and that in a petri dish, seemingly at random.
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If you have 100 books, you're never going to be able to remember the exact location of each one if you put them on a bookshelf at random.
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If you want to invoke one at random through a bot or search for the collection from other apps and locations, #nasagif is the tag you should use.
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The study participants were given BlackBerrys that would go off at random, asking them questions about what desires, temptations, and self-control they were experiencing in the moment.
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The attack was planned, officials said, to draw attention to the political belief of "sortition," an idea that political leaders should be chosen at random from the public.
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Armed attackers still ransack tiny islands, so when the diver goes to his caye he shoots a gun at random intervals to warn away the would-be pirates.
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But they put only one version of each gene—either the maternal one or the paternal one, at random—into each of their own gametes (sperm or eggs).
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I pointed it at 2x + 2 = 7x - 5, which I wrote down at random, and it gave me a 10 step process that results in x = 7/5.
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The bug was reported on both Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL devices, and according to various forum threads, it resulted in the phones rebooting seemingly at random.
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Some people jumped into the Bosphorus to save themselves after the attacker began shooting at random in the Reina nightclub just over an hour into the new year.
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They used a specialized technique called piggyBac-transposon insertional mutagenesis to inactivate genes at random, and then developed new DNA sequencing technology to identify which genes were affected.
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They devised this benchmark by creating at random 1,000 hypothetical bundles of targeted goods for each trading partner, all worth the same as the actual trade facing tariffs.
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The Russell 2000 is made up of small-cap stocks and is more momentum based, so we see a few more long streaks than you'd expect at random.
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For example, the Netflix data set could have further obscured user identity by adding noise, permuting ordering and removing some activity at random, without noticeably compromising the result.
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Rather than being recruited at random or via exposure to internet propaganda, many German jihadis seem to emerge from hotspot mosques or communities hosting imams espousing radical ideas.
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He wrote a magazine column praising Genghis Khan's (apocryphal) practice of murdering his generals at random as an effective means of keeping subordinates and intermediaries on their toes.
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I also found that I'd activate the touch controls at random times, like that cold day that I wore a hood and my music kept starting and stopping.
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At random, I picked out a clip of the now-defunct West Coast duo Yellow Swans performing at a benefit concert in a San Francisco park in 2004.
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The "provisions" are the small plates, which can be chosen at random from the ever-changing dishes on the roving carts to blanket the table as quail accompaniments.
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The three men left the van then stabbed people at random in Borough Market, London's most renowned food and drink market that is full of restaurants and bars.
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But this year, the Golden Knights decided to put the guy's talent to some use by getting him to yell at random Twitter users to be more productive.
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I generally keep it on an old vintage trunk that I use as a nightstand next to my bed, but sometimes I'll stuff it my pocket at random.
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Lights glowed on and off at random, and even transmitted thoughts into their minds, causing one spooked soul to dream in languages that he was unable to speak.
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Witnesses said the man, armed with two guns, got out of a truck, shot a person and then went inside a building where he shot folks at random.
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In spite of all the rich material, though, an editor at Random House had to pursue Mr. Ripert relentlessly, for years, to persuade him to do the book.
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A second experiment, in which a different set of participants were allowed to ask for help rather than having it thrust upon them at random had similar results.
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If you take any book in the Harry Potter series, open a page at random and start reading, 29-year-old Rebecca Sharrock will chime in from memory.
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You try to understand these events as the result of generations of violence—also, perhaps, in the literal sense that they have been generated, not committed at random.
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He then stole a pickup truck and went on a 25-minute rampage in town, shooting at homes, motorists and eventually the school, apparently at random, Johnston said.
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The killer apparently chose most of his victims at random, sometimes firing at passing motorists, homes and also gunning down someone after he purposely crashed into another car.
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These web-based samples are, to a greater or lesser extent, not selected at random and likely cannot be used to infer opinions of entire populations of people.
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In his autobiography, Zinke wrote that he majored in geology at the University of Oregon, which he attended on a football scholarship, and chose his major at random.
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The result is an insistence that this album has worth, has artistic value that can be measured monetarily, has merit beyond turning up at random in a playlist.
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The names of the artists who will create the first 10 murals were picked out of glass bowls at random during a ceremony at Paris's Hôtel de Ville.
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"There is a rising fear that anyone else could be arrested at random, especially since we know China doesn't have the same definition of national security," he said.
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The editors at Random House had to wait as Mr. Morris, writing in long hand on yellow-lined paper with green-ink fountain pens, toiled year after year.
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In 1963, she took a position as a book editor at Random House based in Syracuse, New York, where she worked for 20 years before leaving in 1983.
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And the faux bois, which look like short columns of wood but are made of granite that appear as if they were stuck in the ground at random.
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Moments later — and seemingly at random, out of nowhere — he abruptly and violently shoves another pedestrian, who was also walking east, into the path of an oncoming bus.
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In "103 Up," he wonders aloud whether a few minutes of his life drawn almost at random every seven years can possibly say anything about who he is.
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Were the Ninth Circuit to agree, the case would ordinarily be heard by an 11-member panel, including the circuit's chief judge and 10 judges chosen at random.
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One potential explanation for why some manta populations may have more melanism than others, they say, is that the trait may spread at random when different groups meet.
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More fundamentally, bizarre editing gets in the way of Lloyd Webber speaking straight to the audience, by cutting at random to a second camera for distancing profile views.
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He'll stall sessions with non-sequiturs, complaining at random about Amazon's tax status or proclaiming that he's only visited Russia once, for the Miss Universe pageant in 2013.
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If you were to parachute at random into any of the planet's forests, you'd probably land a mile or less from its edge, according to a recent study.
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The intended audience, I'm guessing, is the ordinary book-loving nerd who, some chilly Sunday, might curl up under an afghan and wander at random through its pages.
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President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin are due to meet Monday in Helsinki — but the Finnish capital wasn't chosen at random to host the summit.
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The gift was a coffee mug with the logo of one of two NBA basketball teams, the local Miami Heat or rival Orlando Magic, handed out at random.
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Though authorities believe Hayes selected his victims at random, he had met Bey earlier on the evening of March 7, 2016, the day she was killed, Wallace said.
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And there are serious ethical problems with trying to change whole societies at random; you can't run a RCT to see if socialism is better than capitalism, say.
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Harvard assigns freshmen to houses at random, and while it's technically permitted for upper-class students to switch houses or live off campus, both are fairly strongly discouraged.
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After about a month of taking the pill my skin was awful, the mood swings were worse, I was feeling sick and bursting into tears at random times.
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The study participants were given BlackBerrys that would go off at random, asking them questions about the desires, temptations, and self-control they were experiencing in the moment.
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Some people jumped into the Bosphorus waters to save themselves after the attacker opened fire at random in the Reina nightclub just over an hour into the new year.
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"We don't normally see spikes like that at random," Lt. Colonel Ron Busroe, the Salvation Army's national secretary for community relations and development, told USA TODAY Sports on Monday.
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These are characters who cater to crude button mashers, players who don't know what they're doing but can get away with murder by pressing all the buttons at random.
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According to the AP, the Los Angeles Unified School District policy requires all middle and high schools to conduct daily random searches, at random times, using metal-detector wands.
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Each clip is set to appear and float through the space for a minute and then suddenly disappear, while elsewhere in the exhibition other projections turn on at random.
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By episode 4 of the series, he's stumbling around in a lobotomized daze, repeating whatever people say to him, bellowing "Help" at random strangers and "Helloooooo!" at slot machines.
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Dr Tarter reckoned that decades of searching had amounted to the equivalent of dipping a drinking glass into Earth's oceans at random to see if it contained a fish.
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Over the 17 years she was at Random House, she worked her way up to art director, and she recalls how mainstream publishing used to be even more monochrome.
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Participants (in this case firms) are assigned, at random, either to receive "treatment" (in this case, two different sorts of training) or to the control arm, which receives nothing.
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Prospectors claim that Bloodborne has a set number of Chalice dungeons with specific layouts that it can pull from, and the game only selects these predetermined dungeons at random.
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Based on the collective bargaining agreement, drug testing is conducted by an independent laboratory — without the NFL or NFLPA's involvement — with players' names chosen at random by a computer.
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We have 30 free Expo Only passes, and we'll give them away at random to women founders who get accepted to the All Raise program at Disrupt SF 2019.
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I looked for someone who could translate some mysterious Latin phrases, but found only the town's devious and untrustworthy pastor, who sent me to other potential translators at random.
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Byrne shrieks at random intervals during the verses, hissing and inhaling erratically, while throughout the chorus he murmurs more softly and weaves his way around the harsher guitar chords.
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Most of the time a test is given at random, but inmates can be put on the "hot list" if prison authorities have reason to believe they are using.
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It's more likely that Trump does not go up stairs in the White House because he's spectacularly lazy, and he grabs women at random without thinking much about it.
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Uber's self-driving taxis will get their first real-world test in Pittsburgh this month, with the semi-autonomous vehicles assigned at random to customers using the company's app.
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The posts were not selected at random; the researchers made a point of monitoring several dozen users who had a history of sharing what the Chinese deemed sensitive content.
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They chose a date completely at random without consulting merchants, which coincided with the busiest shopping season of the year when merchants were already overwhelmed with serving their customers.
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Once, her youngest son, who went to a state university, overslept on the very same morning that a man hacked at random pedestrians with a knife on their street.
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"Udo said, 'You make so many modernist references,' but I didn't want to have a George Condo at random sitting next to a Picasso or a Matisse," Condo remembers.
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The man who was dragged off the plane was apparently one of the customers selected at random, but refused to leave because he said he needed to treat patients.
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The report was not based on the strongest type of evidence, which would come from a controlled study with patients picked at random to receive one treatment or another.
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For a couple of days, student bags were searched at random by school security, and a security firm has been hired to audit safety measures at the high school.
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It's potentially a very lucrative business, but it's entirely dependent on a mysterious and ever-shifting algorithm that rewards and punishes videos in search and recommendations, seemingly at random.
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If, on the other hand, you selected people at random from the general population and gauged their basketball potential, you would find that it was highly correlated with height.
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Issue 11 was printed in an issue of 18, and every zine purchaser receives one of the found Polaroids at random, taking part of the story home with them.
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The censorship drill targeted tools that many in China use to thwart the country's vast online censorship system, though internet companies said it also hit some sites at random.
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They were picked at random to receive either a placebo or an injection of the drug every three months, in addition to their usual statins and other heart medicines.
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Known for amoeba fronts and fire-zone blitzes on passing downs, the Ravens unleashed those designs at random — basically any down, any time - to keep Reid and Mahomes guessing.
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It has attempted to gut the diversity visa lottery, under which 50,000 applicants from countries with low levels of immigration are selected at random to be granted green cards.
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All proposals go through an initial quality and eligibility check, which hers did not pass; those that get to enter the pool then get selected at random for funding.
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Even though the experiment was small, the statistical difference between the groups was such that there is only one chance in 80 of this result having happened at random.
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In that case, people are chosen at random and by date of birth, tested for mental and physical fitness, then either inducted into the armed forces, deferred, or denied.
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As writer Nadia Arumugam pointed out in a Forbes article, "Southeast Asian" isn't a unified cuisine that can be replicated or riffed on simply by combining ingredients at random.
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But the remaining victims were shot at random, the authorities said, as he fired at people walking on the streets, driving in their cars and sitting in their homes.
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She pulls up a spreadsheet and reads a few entries at random: North Carolina, Utah, a small town in the Plains, a town I've never heard of in Kentucky.
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This first-person narration of a woman, Jay, in search of her mother is told by five girls who hand off the tale at random points in the story.
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Many users complained that their iPhone's battery meter would jump up and down seemingly at random, while others reported unexpected shutdowns when there was seemingly plenty of battery power left.
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The Economist summarizes the results: When shown one photo each of a gay and straight man, both chosen at random, the model distinguished between them correctly 81% of the time.
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It's helpful to scroll back to roughly the right time, look at a few photos at random, and use that to jog your memory about the context of the photo.
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But about ten minutes in to our garden tour, Nick and Aaron have wandered off in opposite directions, plucking cherry tomatoes and hot peppers at random to test their flavors.
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In other words, a justice schooled in the tradition of natural law is better suited to answer life-and-death questions than people chosen at random from the phone book.
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Residents in Tampa under siege by a serial killer who appeared to attack at random are resting easier Wednesday after he was arrested and charged with four counts of murder.
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One lucky winner, selected at random, will win up to $100,000 in scholarship money, to be paid directly to the student's selected college to cover tuition, books and education expenses.
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Spiderlings were placed at random in the light or the dark at the start of their time there, and then monitored to find out where they built their first web.
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Tino Fuentes, a treatment advocate who has tested street drugs for fentanyl in cities along the East Coast, said its appearance in bags of cocaine seems to come at random.
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The nine permanent justices could be replaced with nine-judge panels drawn at random from the entire federal appellate bench, comprising around 180 judges, to sit for two-week periods.
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Alleged cryptocurrency exchange Goxtrade bills itself as a "trusted platform for trading bitcoins," but its staff page is filled with photos of people pulled seemingly at random from the internet.
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On Tuesday afternoon, the man opened fire in his neighborhood and began shooting at random cars and passersby, killing his 77-year-old neighbor and wounding a woman, police said.
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Notably, players can't use third-party radars to find the egg they need, nor can they even really tell each other where to find them because they're dispensed at random.
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" When David was later chosen at random to leave the plane involuntarily, video footage shows him saying: "I won't go, I'm a physician I have to work tomorrow, 8 o'clock.
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Drawing cards at random and getting familiar with their meanings (or using the Mystic Mondays mobile app) will only boost your confidence when you do a reading for someone else.
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We decided that it makes more sense to study a planet with a global ocean, than to distribute continents at random or mimic the way the Earth looks like today.
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Such a buildup raises fears of a fresh wave of violence after last year's operation in which security forces allegedly shot villagers at random, raped Rohingya women and burned homes.
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The shootings Police said they believe Dalton shot people at random over a five-hour period, firing first from one vehicle and, after going home and switching cars, from another.
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Some of the clips we take have no purpose and were taken at random points but its cool to see something transform into something meaningful when added into the video.
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Even though he ends up not saying much of anything before deciding at random whose head he'll bash in, the setup is strong enough to make Negan look near omnipotent.
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Seemingly chosen at random, some half dozen individuals asked the candidate about a range of issues, from illegal immigration to Social Security, to corporate inversions and the treatment of veterans.
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In the video, a gunman exits from a car at the front of the club and begins shooting, seemingly at random, into the glass facade before being tackled by security.
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It's nine in the evening in Kanoya, Japan, and FM Kanoya is playing Japanese language reggae, and it's alright, as radio stations discovered at random from across the globe go.
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The video, which went viral earlier this month, depicts the man kicking a 78-year-old woman in the face repeatedly and apparently at random, according to The Daily Beast.
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Shore is the all-time pictorial bard of fried eggs or pancakes saluting the eye from Formica tables at random eateries along streets and state highways, from sea to sea.
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The article makes it seem as though none this happened and that this is a Justice Department guy picked almost at random for possible disciplinary actions by a rogue president.
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And in anticipation of a large and diverse field, Perez opened the door for holding debates on consecutive nights and dividing the field at random for the first two debates.
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The massive "polynya," which is the term for an area of open water surrounded by sea ice, occasionally appears in the Weddell Sea in the Antarctic northwest, seemingly at random.
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Los Angeles and Philadelphia have been the sites of experiments to increase dismal voter turnout in local elections by choosing a voter at random to win a large cash prize.
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So here are the best TV shows that debuted new seasons in March, and if you can't find something to watch here, probably just choose some other program at random.
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There can be no unique and uniting voice — no Howard Beale to embody our collective angst — when we all posses the ability to rage at random like a petulant child.
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But shark attacks are a special brand of horror, because they come seemingly at random from the quiet deep, and the injuries can be as devastating as they are abrupt.
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At the end of each weekend, two DPS heroes, one support and one tank hero will be selected at random and removed from the next week's list of playable heroes.
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The researchers chose households at random in each of the barrios, asking about deaths in the home, deaths in the neighborhood, and access to electricity, running water and phone service.
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It's as if an entire season of television had been whittled down to under two hours, or as if someone had taken a book and ripped out chapters at random.
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Our automated bot works by selecting four policy preferences at random for each anonymized voter, who are identified by their age, education, race, gender, home state and 2016 vote choice.
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Dr. Earl's study, called the Persephone trial, included 4,089 women in Britain who were picked at random to take the drug for six or 12 months, along with standard chemotherapy.
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" Mr. Forster said in a phone interview on Tuesday that the pair — who, he said, knew each other but appear to be unrelated — did not choose Blackhall Colliery "at random.
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Engineers have modified the software to include a background program called "Red Flag", which spies on everything a user does and takes screenshots at random intervals to capture their activity.
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But Blattman and Dercon convinced five companies in Ethiopia to hire people at random from a group of consenting participants, and then tracked the effects on their incomes and health.
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If the system errs at random, if it fails evenly across all people just based on bad lighting or a weird glare, 5 percent might be a fine error rate.
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If you feel like a real challenge, tune in at random with a viewing partner who hasn't seen the show and see if you can explain all that wiley Westerosi madness.
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If you were to choose at random one drama from the 2010s and one from the 1990s, the modern one would score worse than the older one 37% of the time.
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It seems like it wouldn't be necessary, but on a regular Sunday, I spend a lot of time losing my voice from yelling at random kids that run around like maniacs.
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You can't unlock the bonus characters and power hats (which give you special abilities and change at random with each new level) that come with a full completion until later, however.
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Someone with genital herpes, for instance, isn't sick all the time; instead, their symptoms seem to come and go at random, depending on how active the germ is inside their body.
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While at Random House, Morrison made space for black writers to tell their stories in an overwhelmingly white industry, including Toni Cade Bambara, Gayl Jones, Angela Davis, and Huey P. Newton.
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"Her work as an editor and publisher at Random House demonstrated a unique commitment to writers of color, and helped in opening industry doors to them," the statement from Knopf read.
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Another method the series uses is the much-remarked-upon way that Earn and his friends' adventures can, almost at random, be interrupted by violence visited upon them by authority figures.
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What's great is that you don't know what a remedy does until you unlock it, and you have the option to have the game assign you an unlocked remedy at random.
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Some would go on to voice displeasure at the film's one-sided financial success; others would tragically die from AIDS or, in the case of Venus Xtravaganza, be murdered at random.
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Using bacteria with the synthetic M. mycoides genome the team then employed a technique called transposon disruption to damage that genome at multiple sites per gene, more or less at random.
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Wet Hot American Summer Listen, you can't just reunite Adam Scott and Amy Poehler at random after they played one of the best couple's in television history on Parks and Recreation.
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The index is scaled so that someone who sleeps and wakes at exactly the same time each day scores 100, and someone who sleeps and wakes at random times scores 0.
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The Israelis responded to the attack on the Wolf by firing a number of rockets and artillery shells, seemingly at random, into uninhabited parts of southern Lebanon, with no casualties reported.
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Aside from the first shooting in his neighborhood, the killer appeared to be shooting people at random, Johnston said, and did not seem to have any connections to the school either.
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Indiana Jones would sigh at the floor whose tiles collapse at random, and, as for the bridge across an abyss, I half expected Lara to meet Gandalf coming the other way.
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For three-and-a-half minutes, the camera swings lazily through a nondescript city as passers-by pause to gawk at random couples getting it on in all sorts of places.
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Trump's natural idiom is vulgarity, and the targets of his ire—Colin Kaepernick, "shithole countries," any African-American journalist who asks him a tough question—are clearly not chosen at random.
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"First I tried a thing where I bulk unfollowed everyone, picked someone I'd been following at random, then repopulated my following list with everyone that random person was following," Dubbin says.
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In that scheme, some facilities and clinicians chosen at random would receive higher or lower payments based on the rate at which they increase the use of home dialysis and transplants.
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But the path for him to become the undisputed best player at his position is still on defense, where he's still viewed as an undisciplined anchor that unmoors itself at random.
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We didn't know this at the time, so it came as a surprise when they came running across the road and hopped the fence and just started punching us at random.
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Indeed, no voters interviewed at random in polling stations around Moscow mentioned "national consolidation" in confrontation with the West as the reason they chose Mr. Putin, but plenty mentioned the economy.
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At an event where the outcome, mass arrests, seemed only to confirm the protesters' complaints, riot police dragged demonstrators from the crowd seemingly at random and arrested news photographers and reporters.
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She dropped off bright red boxes, which contained T-shirts that bore prints of her artwork, at random locations around Manhattan, and posted pictures of their locations on her Instagram Stories.
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A Hong Kong man who recently crossed back to the city from China told CNN that border police appeared to be picking people at random to be subjected to extra searches.
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Seven people were killed and 22 injured when a gunman fled an attempted traffic stop, then opened fire apparently at random on a 10-mile stretch of highway in west Texas.
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Many pollsters use voter file data, rather than dialing telephone numbers at random (known as random digit dialing, or R.D.D.), to conduct their surveys and estimate the composition of the electorate.
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So, the researchers assert, a higher proportion of men named Louis live in St. Louis than would occur at random, and a lot of people named Dennis or Denise become dentists.
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Maezawa, who made his fortune in fashion, announced Sunday that he will select the recipients at random from a group of followers who retweeted a post of his on January 1.
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The setting was a derelict carnival, which is always good for a few scares, especially when patrolled by a zombie platoon that includes a soldier who sprays machine gunfire at random.
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Before she started writing her own books in her late 30s, she was an editor at Random House, working with such writers as Angela Davis, Gayl Jones and Toni Cade Bambara.
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In 1967, she became the first Black woman senior editor in fiction at Random House, working with such celebrated Black writers and public figures as Angela Davis and Huey P. Newton.
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In 2010, the photographer and blogger Brandon Stanton set out to photograph 10,000 New Yorkers at random and post their portraits and quotes on the "Humans of New York" Facebook page.
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The respondents were chosen at random to constitute a demographically representative sample of the population, and the study has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.
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In Hereford, Stretch stopped the car to allow Dennehy to jump out and repeatedly stab two men at random: Sixty-four-year-old Robin Bereza and 56-year-old John Rogers.
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He said that Mr. A was part of the placebo group—the patients who are selected at random, and without their knowledge, to receive a pill that did nothing at all.
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Created by Ben West and Callum Copley, the bot crawls Wikipedia articles at random, pulling images and links and arranging the resulting collage into a 'starter pack' tweeted every two hours.
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Traversing about 240 miles of coast from Vasto to Ravenna by helicopter, Mr. Barbieri looked down at random groups of people standing in shallow water and saw a kind of serendipitous choreography.
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If immigrants are caught and deported at random, the chance that any given unauthorized immigrant will be caught and deported at any given time isn't sky-high, but it isn't zero, either.
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All three were killed – shot more than 30 times, according to Sefanie's brother – by a suspected serial killer who has been unleashing violence at random across the city since March, police believe.
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Every Sunday at 4 PM, keep your eyes peeled for Terry, who will run out to a picnic table at random, only to be swarmed by locals and out-of-towners alike.
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To make up for the previous stretch of tainted games, McDonald's announced a special $10 million instant cash giveaway, with that total split among 55 different winners who were chosen at random.
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Decimate half of the entire population — at random, to be fair — a goal that could be achieved with the snap of his bloated fingers once all six stones are in his possession.
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Navigate this maze of brittle colored plastic you've built for yourself, as your lights turn themselves off and on at random, and your haywire thermostat kills all the heating in your house.
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If you want to see a gay couple, a straight couple, or just a couple of people that are changing their gender and appearance at random, you're free to make that happen.
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Patterson is charged with murder for shooting Jayme Closs' parents to death with a shotgun and kidnapping the girl he had targeted seemingly at random after spotting her boarding a school bus.
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But the "floor" idea was problematic, essentially amounting to a very steep inheritance tax, levied at random on those with the misfortune to develop debilitating long-term illness in their old age.
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She later became an editor at Random House in 1967, making history as the first black woman to hold that title at the well-known publishing house, where she remained until 1983.
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