WHO has already begun using smaller doses to ration supplies.
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Already a number of scientists have begun using the data.
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She has begun using the clothes to tell family stories.
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Health authorities have already begun using smaller doses to ration supplies.
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Brands like Adidas and Clairol have already begun using the feature.
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JC: I have really begun using the Google calendar app more.
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Trump has begun using the DPA in an extremely limited fashion.
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Students have begun using them to learn everything from geometry to genetics.
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In recent years, health workers have begun using smartphones to record data.
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Humana, one of the country's largest health insurers, has begun using Care.
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In response to these concerns, some faculty have begun using trigger warnings voluntarily.
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Shanghai police have begun using helmets with a camera embedded in the front.
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Geneticists have begun using bones to make sweeping claims about the distant past.
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Four brands have already begun using the feature: Clairol, Adidas, King, and STX Entertainment.
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Geneticists have begun using old bones to make sweeping claims about the distant past.
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Now Sammy has begun using unsanctioned nicknames, such as Skeeter, Skittles or even Squitter.
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Recently, authorities have begun using smarter, faster and more effective technologies to combat the problem.
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Yet in rehab, he's begun using his right hand almost as much as his left.
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It also means a lot more live television events have begun using a time delay.
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"It looked amazing and glowy," said Ms. Craig, who had just begun using the GloPro.
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Opponents of the congresswomen, like Kellyanne Conway, have begun using "the Squad" in a dismissive way.
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Several large police departments have looked into or have begun using the technology, the report said.
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Since starting Lexapro and regularly working with a therapist, I've begun using mindfulness techniques while journaling.
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Researchers have begun using a technique called genome-wide-association studies to tease out such risks.
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Cage, a student of Zen Buddhism, had begun using random sounds and silence as compositional matter.
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When there isn't a map, searchers have begun using a more high-tech tool: the personal drone.
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Arenas elsewhere have begun using facial-recognition software to bolster security and identify those entering the building.
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China has already begun using surreptitiously collected DNA to detain its ethnic Uighur population in reeducation camps.
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English courts do not usually admit polygraph evidence but some probation officers have recently begun using the tests.
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Trump has begun using the nickname behind closed doors, even as Mattis remains in the administration, Politico reports.
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Cox is one of many women who have begun using TikTok to talk about infertility and reproductive health.
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He had also begun using his deputies' cars as decoys to move from place to place, they said.
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Doctors Without Borders also has begun using drones, originally developed for more general use, in medical specimen transport.
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Photo:APChinese police have begun using glasses equipped with facial recognition-enabled cameras to spot fugitives traveling through train stations.
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They have all begun using robots and software to navigate their way into the reactor core, or pressure vessel.
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He's since come out as trans and begun using the name Daniel, and this interview has been updated accordingly.
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He and his crew had begun using street art as a medium to denounce violence in Norte de Santander.
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She's begun using facial recognition technology at her concerts to try to identify her known stalkers, Rolling Stone reported.
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Trump's rivals for the Republican presidential nomination have begun using the lawsuit to attack him in recent weeks. Sen.
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She's also recently begun using a new type of cashmere re-spun from remnants found on the factory floor.
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YouTube, whose community guidelines prohibit hateful and threatening content, has begun using artificial intelligence to help identify offensive videos.
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K-12 schools in the US have already begun using facial recognition, as Recode and other outlets have documented.
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Recently, and similarly to ISIS, neo-Nazis have begun using Telegram for everything from shitposting to coordinating terrorist activities.
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Many computer makers, including Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Huawei, Lenovo and Samsung, have begun using them in their devices.
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To speed up the reunification process, the department has begun using DNA testing and recruiting volunteers to review case records.
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Sobyanin said last month that the city had begun using facial recognition as part of its city security surveillance program.
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The insurance industry, for example, has begun using artificial intelligence tools like machine vision and natural language processing to handle claims.
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Meanwhile, women in astronomy had begun using the hashtag #AstroSH, or "astronomy sexual harassment," to share their experiences in the field.
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We have begun using Facebook's live video streaming platform and are encouraged by the results and plan on utilizing it more.
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It's become so popular that college institutions — libraries, faculty, university police — have begun using it for communicating with the student body.
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The Trump administration has already begun using its regulatory authority to water down less prominent aspects of the 2010 healthcare law.
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That's why the team has often begun using an alternate logo — a simple red C. But that half measure isn't enough.
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Some American and Canadian instructors based in 11 countries, such as China, Germany and Iceland, have also begun using Struct Club.
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To do this, museums have begun using touch — and even smell — to give those without vision the ability to experience art.
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Today, Iran has begun using an array of 215 IR-25 centrifuges and another 212 of IR-4 centrifuges, Kamalvandi said.
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By the time he murdered his sister-in-law in 1994, the police had begun using DNA analysis for unsolved crimes.
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Iran announced Saturday that is has begun using advanced centrifuges to enrich uranium, further violating the 6900 nuclear pact it joined.
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Never has a political party reached such a pinnacle of success, and then instantly begun using it to inspire the opposition.
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While local governments have begun using up their supplies, China hasn't touched its central pork reserves in the past several months.
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Law enforcement have begun using concussion grenades, mace and rubber bullets against protestors and police say some protestors have thrown Molotov cocktails.
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My two sons had begun using it: Zev, who is 8, showed me an automated "piston door" and stone gateway he built.
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Both had recently begun using scuba equipment without proper training, friends and family said, in order to access abalone on deeper reefs.
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There was progress, too, in all the colors Salem had begun using on successive fingernails — greenish-yellow, pink, white, orange, purple, blue.
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Among them is Onward Reserve, a native e-commerce brand selling men's clothing that has begun using catalogs to reach new shoppers.
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As Stat reported in September, 23andMe has begun using its 10-million-strong customer database to build a clinical trial recruitment business.
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Over the past decade, more and more women have begun using long-acting, reversible birth control methods like intrauterine devices and implants.
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Today, "the US has no drone monopoly," Franke said, as countries like Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey have begun using drones in combat situations.
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It's worth recalling that sex workers have begun using these platforms in part because FOSTA drove them off of Craigslist and other sites.
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Google has begun using this system itself, creating its own Google-fied take on Material Design for the new Gmail and Tasks apps.
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"Political actors and governments worldwide have begun using bots to manipulate public opinion, choke off debate, and muddy political issues," the team said.
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In California's Central Valley, nearly all of our tree-nut operators have begun using aerial spectral imagery to optimize water and nitrogen use.
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Google has begun using new technologies to help identify the material, according to testimony from Kristie Canegallo, vice president for trust and safety.
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Sotheby's has begun using the Magic Leap headset, a "mixed reality" device, to allow house hunters to walk through a virtually rendered space.
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Even investors like BlackRock have also begun using their financial leverage to encourage less proactive companies to focus on creating sustainable, healthy communities.
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Here are some of the more common, and clever, ruses that identity thieves have begun using more frequently over the last six months.
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With airplanes often filled almost to the brim and air travel increasingly unpredictable, airports have begun using social media to communicate with passengers.
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In the past year or so, federal judges have begun using other provisions of the Voting Rights Act to strike down these changes.
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Walmart-owned Flipkart has already begun using electric delivery vehicles and says 40% of its fleet will be electric by March next year.
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Following the shooting, the school has begun using metal detector wands and is conducting bag checks as a precaution, CNN affiliate WZTV reported.
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The former secretary of state has said that militant groups like Islamic State have begun using Trump's proposed Muslim ban as a recruitment tool.
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Drivers have begun using LOTI licenses to work for companies like Uber, in part, because the requirements are less stringent than standard VTC licenses.
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Inspired by West Virginia's recent strike and by their own longstanding grievances, they've begun using social media to organize support for a statewide walkout.
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Uganda's central bank slashed its policy rate to 9 percent in February, the lowest since policymakers begun using inflation-targeting monetary policy in 2011.
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The electric-car maker has already begun using the new system, but the move away from Salesforce is not yet finished, the salespeople said.
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The electric-car maker has already begun using the new system, though the move away from Salesforce is not yet finished, the salespeople said.
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While most cruise ships run on highly polluting heavy fuel oil, many have begun using "scrubbers" to remove toxic sulfur oxides from their exhaust.
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The idea, he said, was to reflect the experience of a relative who had begun using OxyContin and Percocet experimentally before turning to heroin.
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Just as many companies have begun using the platform as a way to connect with younger consumers, ISIS has evidently seen an opportunity too.
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Republicans have already begun using the Nunes memo to discredit Mueller's investigation into potential Trump campaign connections to Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Ms. Sinta, who had begun using a wheelchair, wanted to continue her studies, but the women's studies classes were on the building's fourth floor.
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The terrorist group has begun using commercial drones on the battlefield to spy on Iraqi forces and is fashioning some of them into bombs.
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But already, some life insurance companies have begun using the tests, along with the usual physical exams and family history, to predict your lifespan.
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And still more women have begun using the hashtag #MeToo on social media to share their own experiences with sexual harassment, abuse and rape.
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In recent years, more and more consumers have begun using ad blockers to avoid being surveilled by advertising technology and to eliminate disruptive ads.
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Fishermen, driven by the high value, have begun using advanced techniques to catch the prized fish, leaving the population on the verge of collapse.
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In recent years, archeologists have begun using the technology to survey archeological sites from planes, often discovering structures that can't be seen from the ground.
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For example, the speaker enclosure "is now made with 35 percent post-consumer recycled plastics," and Apple has begun using recycled tin in the phone.
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Other NSC staffers had begun using encrypted communications because of fears that Flynn and his deputies were monitoring their cellphones and emails to find leakers.
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Regardless, Democrats have already begun using this latest scandal surrounding a top Trump ally to argue that Republicans have abused their majority for personal gain.
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Twenty cities and multiple states have already adopted ranked-choice voting for various races, including Maine, which has begun using this method for federal elections.
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In a handful of elite labs around the world, geneticists have begun using old bones to try to answer fundamental questions about the human past.
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And in this environment, high school students have begun using Trump's mere name and visage at sporting events to mock rival Hispanic athletes and supporters.
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In fact, their reputation is so strong that beer companies like Old Vienna have begun using the band's enthusiasm for shot-gunning to promote their brand.
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Epson itself has just begun using force-sensing robots in its own factories to assemble print heads, cartridges for label printers, projectors and watches, said Folkens.
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In recent years, health care clinics and therapists have begun using cooking as a tool to help patients combat depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues.
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There are numerous signs ISIS has begun using prisons that are intended to confine them and limit their activities to expand their influence and even plan operations.
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For example, researchers at the Moscow Institute Of Physics And Technology have begun using silicon carbine to create a system to release single photons in ambient i.e.
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With Zika now a world concern, Brazilian officials have begun using the language of war as they step up measures designed to eradicate the Aedes aegypti mosquito.
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The lower-back cleavage might not be a trend for everyone, but it's a sexy display that red-carpet stars have begun using as their secret weapons.
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Even China's national government, fairly cautious in its previous borrowing, has been running budget deficits lately, and the country's famously frugal households have begun using more credit.
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A spokesman for Gwinnett County Public Schools told CNN the systems schools have begun using visitor management systems to monitor who is entering elementary and middle schools.
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San Francisco International Airport said it has stocked a three-month supply of disinfectant and has begun using battery-operated sprayers in addition to existing cleaning equipment.
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Racket manufacturers have begun using technology to help athletes choose their equipment, but Reid said most players still chose rackets based on "feel" rather than hard evidence.
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Amazon last week launched its Prime Now delivery service, and it is already so popular that Amazon has begun using Uber drivers to help meet the demand.
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That's what's happened with a relatively new procedure that doctors have begun using to help couples avoid passing down genetic mutations that cause mitochondrial disease to their children.
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KFC, for example, has begun using a VR training game in which new hires try to escape a locked room by completing the restaurant's five-step cooking process.
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According to the British Independent newspaper, Al Qaeda, ISIS and other extremist groups have begun using Trump's ban as evidence that the U.S. is at war with Islam.
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Details: Weather forecasters across the Midwest have begun using words and phrases like "historic" and "all-time coldest" in association with the Arctic outbreak heading for the region.
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Even before Robinson competed for the heart of Ali Fedotowsky during the sixth season of The Bachelorette in 2010, he had begun using cocaine on a regular basis.
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The company announced last March that it had actually begun using algorithms along with an internal team of reviewers to analyze apps for policy violations prior to publishing.
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However, in the midst of glowing reviews about the architecture of the building, a wave of critiques about accessibility has followed as patrons have begun using the space.
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Finland has banned crossings there on foot or bicycle, so asylum seekers have begun using old Russian cars, about 50 of which lie frozen there after being confiscated.
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State-run media have begun using phrases such as "tainted artists", with official bodies pledging to ban stars who behave badly, including drug taking, gambling or visiting prostitutes.
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When asked to confirm reports that Trump had begun using a secure phone for his communications, the President's press team did not respond to a request for comment.
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For example, Minnesota's Department of Human Services says it has begun using money from its state general fund to cover the gap between Medicaid funds and CHIP funds.
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Immigration enforcement authorities have also begun using the fingerprints to arrest applicants — most of whom are undocumented immigrants themselves — which has kept some potential sponsors from coming forward.
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But it has also begun using computerized tomography (CT) scans, which give images of the lungs, the Hubei health commission said, to identify cases and isolate them faster.
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But it has also begun using computerised tomography (CT) scans, which give images of the lungs, the Hubei health commission said, to identify cases and isolate them faster.
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The book helped kickstart a broader fascination with how professional sports teams had begun using advanced forms of data analysis to build teams that continues into the present day.
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In the days following the Department of Homeland Security's ban against using Kaspersky antivirus software, several of that company's competitors have begun using the controversy for a business advantage.
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Clearly a lot Pinterest users are following this practice, as many have already begun using the platform to find potato recipes that will be just right for the holiday.
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John Legere, the company's CEO, says the change reflects the way that people have begun using mobile data, where it's in frequently the primary way they access the internet.
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Washington (CNN)Immigration and Customs Enforcement has begun using DNA testing at seven locations along the southern border to identify individuals who pose as families, the agency said Monday.
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Other groups have begun using makeshift ladders made of reinforcement bars to scale the wall and get around its "anti-climb panels," several U.S. officials told the Washington Post.
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To cover for its egregious human rights abuses, the regime has begun using the protection of religious minorities as its scapegoat, while continuing to abuse their rights even further.
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Millions of people around the world have begun using consumer ancestry services like 23andMe in an attempt to peer into their personal origins and understand where they came from.
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But Buttigieg, who has begun using more South Bend allies to argue for his record and electability, had something fresh to point to when arguing that he could win.
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The entire right and left rail of the screen is a huge amount of space — space that companies have already begun using for other things like Samsung's Edge screen feature.
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Now, in a sign of how the party is changing, it has begun using the renascent rhetoric of populist nationalism to belittle the very idea of linking two countries together.
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Instagram has begun using image recognition and other tools to identify posts and stories that may contain misinformation and send them to Facebook's fleet of fact-checking partners for review.
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WHO has already begun using smaller doses to ration supplies and the committee recommended taking "all measures to increase supplies", including contracting supply to other manufacturers and transferring Merck's technology.
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Focus both on at-risk youth who have not yet initiated to avert pathways to use and youth who have already begun using marijuana to avoid negative consequences including SUD.
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In an interview with Fast Company, Google said it had begun using recycled plastic in Chromecast devices and used plastic bottles to create the fabric on Google Homes and cases.
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"After about a month of being on the oil, he was able to stop taking his antidepressant and anxiety medications," she wrote about a product her husband had begun using.
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In recent years, USDA has begun using a powerful new technology—whole genome sequencing or WGS — to analyze the Salmonella bacteria that turn up in raw meat and poultry samples.
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More recently, the report's authors found that Beijing has begun using tactics like Russian-style disinformation campaigns, harassment of local mainstream media, and politicized content manipulation on Chinese-owned platforms.
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Y Combinator has even begun using an A.I. bot, Hal9000, to help it sift admission applications: the bot's neural net trains itself by assessing previous applications and those companies' outcomes.
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Amazon had targeted this market in particular with the Echo Spot alarm clock's launch, though many customers had already begun using the smaller Echo Dot in their bedroom before its arrival.
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A new campaign from NYC Health & Hospitals has begun using the familiar icons in social media ads aimed at educating New York teens about the confidential health services available to them.
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Turkey launched a belated crackdown against home-grown IS sympathisers in early 2015 and has begun using its Syrian proxies to dislodge the extremists from areas just south of the border.
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Mitsubishi said it had begun using the unapproved tests in 1991 and had later incorporated data based on such tests into mathematical simulations that are also used to estimate fuel economy.
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Ebell, who headed Trump's EPA transition team, said scientists have begun using their research to make policy recommendations, something he suggests goes beyond their expertise and should be left to lawmakers.
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Along the Yemen-Saudi border, rebels have begun using anti-tank missiles, shoulder-launched rockets and sniper rifles of the same type used by Iranian-backed militias in Iraq and Lebanon.
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The NFIP has already begun using reinsurance to mitigate some of its financial exposure, but it needs to go further, following the example of programs like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Two years after Russian hackers breached voter registration databases in Illinois and Arizona, most states have begun using the government-approved equipment, according to three sources with knowledge of the deployment.
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With more than $600 million wagered since sports betting became legal in June, operators have begun using a range of policing and data-gathering methods to ferret out would-be swindlers.
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In recent days, one of the company's plants in Michigan has begun using its fabric-cutting equipment to churn out surgical masks with material donated by textile companies in the Carolinas.
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"The diagnosing physician reported that the patient had recently begun using e-cigarettes prior to the onset of the symptoms and prior to hospitalization," said Dr. Farah Ahmen, a state epidemiologist.
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In response, some Flex drivers have begun using bots — combinations of hardware and software meant to mimic the action of tapping on blocks — to increase their odds of winning a coveted shift.
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"According to reports, law enforcement officials have begun using cameras to collect raw video footage of bystanders and transfer that data to Amazon servers for facial recognition analysis," the House Democrats wrote.
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While pre-placing Granite was viewed as necessary by most in the market, a growing number of UK issuers have begun using the same strategy for much smaller trades in recent months.
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By 2011, all of the more than 10,000 police department vehicles were switched to lower-frequency "rumbler" sirens, which are 10 decibels quieter, and the fire department has begun using them too.
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Syrian reporters say rebel forces have begun using more sophisticated weapons in the last two weeks, including antitank missiles, and have so far thwarted an advance on the ground by Syrian troops.
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Perhaps as a result, the executives who control celebrity dressing at exactly those luxury labels have begun using TIFF as a testing ground, dressing new stars to evaluate their red carpet potential.
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In recent years, as cameras have proliferated in major league ballparks, teams have begun using the abundance of video to help them discern opponents' signs, including the catcher's signals to the pitcher.
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Citing sources familiar with the technology, Reuters reported last month that Facebook and other Internet companies have begun using automation to remove Islamic State videos and other extremist content from their sites.
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In response to rampant overprescription of opiates, insurance companies have begun using predictive models to deny opiate prescription filings on the basis of risk scores computed at the patient or provider level.
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Meanwhile, the United States and other nations with large commercial fishing fleets have begun using scientific tools to estimate exactly how many fish can be sustainably harvested from a given population each year.
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Case in point: Amazon has begun using their access to his 19603,21960 hours of personal footage and over 260,260 scrapbooks to fashion American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story, mixing documentary footage and biopic.
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Background: In recent decades, the U.S. has begun using wind and solar resources to substitute for coal- and gas-fired electricity generation, and to use biofuels in place of gasoline and diesel oil.
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Police around the country have begun using a new tool that comes straight out of comic book lore: a device that shoots out a cord, binding a person&aposs arms or legs together.
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Law enforcement has recently begun using secretive tools like GrayKey and Cellebrite to hack into iPhones of suspects, and disabling the lightning port is believed to be a key factor in circumventing those methods.
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However, since the move, customers had once again begun using banks to sell foreign currency, giving banks an opportunity to open credit documents for customers and reflecting "positively on interests and profits," NBK said.
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Aides have also begun using a time-tested technique of presenting Trump with maps and charts illustrating Pyongyang's nuclear program, a practice that's proven helpful in past preparation sessions with the visually oriented President.
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To translate people's words into dozens of languages, LinkedIn has begun using the Microsoft Translator Text application programming interface, LinkedIn software engineer Angelika Clayton and tech lead Bing Zhao wrote in a blog post.
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Russia's intelligence services had begun using a variety of tools—including hacking, cyber weapons, online aliases, and Web sites that spread fake news—to conduct information warfare and to sow discord in neighboring countries.
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Over the past decade, school districts around the U.S. have quietly begun using the J-1 visa program, which was originally created as a means of temporary cultural exchange, to fill persistent teacher vacancies.
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With ventilators in short supply, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, one of the city's largest systems, has begun using one machine to help multiple patients at a time, a virtually unheard-of move, a spokeswoman said.
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The solution was one Yik Yak had begun using in March 2014 in Chicago-area schools and one it gradually expanded to middle and high schools nationwide after facing criticism from parents and educators.
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Facebook has begun using artificial intelligence in some countries to alert moderators to potentially violating content, but it is still and will remain for the foreseeable future a highly-regimented and labor-intensive process.
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" Sweetin claims in the documents that Hodak had recently begun using steroids and testosterone supplements "which made his temper worse" and that on the night of their argument he had been "abusing alcohol and marijuana.
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The company told CNN at the time that they fired employees who allegedly "provided falsified documents" and had since begun using E-verify, a system that confirms whether potential employees are in the country legally.
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" The documents claim that Hodak had a history of drug abuse, and despite being sober for a time before the March 18 incident, had begun using steroids and testosterone supplements, "which made his temper worse.
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Last year, Swimming World magazine noted that some college programs had begun using cupping therapy as well as the former Olympian Natalie Coughlin, who has posted a number of photos of herself undergoing the treatment.
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Jim Thornton, the athletic trainer at Clarion University in Pennsylvania, said his teams had begun using chemically treated towelettes that are about half the size of a standard towel and are discarded after each use.
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In addition to tapping organizers in those senators' states, Indivisible and other groups have begun using phone banking and peer-to-peer texting to allow out-of-state volunteers to rally support across state lines.
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"We know that if you have depression after a heart attack, you're more likely to have a poor outcome," Gulati said, which is one reason so many hospitals have begun using therapy dogs for cardiac patients.
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A senior Turkish official said Turkey's intelligence agency had identified at least 56,000 operatives of Gulen's network after it cracked a little-known smartphone messaging app called ByLock, which the group had begun using in 2014.
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New security standards at Mogadishu airport Somalia has begun using new search and security methods at the Aden Adde International Airport in Mogadishu, including bomb-sniffing dogs, says Ali Ahmed Jama Jangali, the Somali transport minister.
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State prosecutors in New York have begun using conspiracy statutes to charge those connected to crews with every crime that individual members are accused of, even if only some were present during the offenses in question.
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The Trump regime isn't conducting proper environmental impact studies for the wall and the government has begun using eminent domain laws to simply take private land by claiming the border wall is a national security issue.
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China, in turn, has begun using its own businessmen to try to influence people friendly with those Trump talks to, according to the New York Times report, hopes the information will make it to the President.
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But already in the late 21990s, Ono had begun using screams, yelps, wails, grunts, and bursts of guttural sounds in performances set against the improvisational accompaniment of an ensemble such as Ornette Coleman's free-jazz quartet.
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On Tuesday, Reuters cited sources familiar with the matter as saying that Iran's Revolutionary Guards had begun using a new route across the Gulf to funnel covert arms shipments to their Houthi allies in Yemen's civil war.
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Since Gray's death, BPD has begun using new police vans with built-in surveillance, instituted training in community policing, and made mandatory body cameras for officers—though uncertainty remains about when these cameras must be turned on.
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It has also been a boon for Republicans, who have already begun using Ms. Omar as both a symbol of Democratic hypocrisy and a way to give cover for the race-baiting, misogynistic remarks of President Trump.
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The unprecedented palm-oil boom, meanwhile, has enriched and emboldened many of the region's largest corporations, which have begun using their newfound power and wealth to suppress critics, abuse workers and acquire more land to produce oil.
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The trio was initially inspired by another seminal Swiss group, Samael, who on their 1996 album Passage had begun using a synthetic drum kit and begun to combine the classic themes of black metal with hints of astronomy.
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Embark, a Silicon Valley start-up, said this week that it had begun using self-driving trucks to transport Frigidaire refrigerators from a warehouse in El Paso to a distribution center 650 miles away in Palm Springs, Calif.
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yury Borisov told Russian media that the Russian military had begun using the Tupolev Tu-160 supersonic stretegic bombers, the Iskander-M ballistic missile system, and the Pantsir S1 anti-aircraft missile in Syria.
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Black Project Spontaneous and Wild Ales, which Sarah Howat started in Denver with her husband, James, in 2014, has begun using the certification mark (which Mr. Howat helped develop) for some of its beers, but others don't qualify.
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Not only is it an avowedly liberal institution, but the government had recently begun using Soros himself as a kind of propaganda boogeyman, blaming him for mass migration much in the same way the American right does today.
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WASHINGTON/BERLIN (Reuters) - The United States has begun using a Tunisian air base to conduct surveillance drone operations inside Libya, the latest expansion of its campaign against Islamic State militants in North Africa, U.S. government sources said on Wednesday.
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Officials said he has begun using landlines more in recent months — landlines are far more secure than cellphones — but that he still relies on his iPhones when he does not want the calls logged by the White House switchboard.
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"There's a recently completed container port in Qatar which we've begun using, and we also have shipments through Kuwait and Oman, solving this for the short term," Hydro Chief Executive Svein Richard Brandtzaeg said on the sidelines of a conference.
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Li Xiqing, an environmental chemist at Peking University in Beijing aiding police in this effort, told Nature that police have begun using wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) in Zhongshan to track drug use throughout the city and arrest illegal drug manufacturers.
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In the murky corners of the internet, people have begun using machine learning algorithms and open-source software to easily create pornographic videos that realistically superimpose the faces of celebrities — or anyone for that matter — on the adult actors' bodies.
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So I feel very deeply — having gone through cancer, having begun using it myself, in my daily life… It's much like when I was gay, a lesbian, back when you didn't talk about that and no one understood what it meant.
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To crack the silence, New York City prosecutors have begun using conspiracy statutes to charge everyone affiliated with a crew with all of the crimes its individual members have committed, even if only some of them were present at each attack.
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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran has begun using arrays of advanced centrifuges to enrich uranium in violation of its 22 nuclear deal, a spokesman said Saturday, warning that Europe has little time left to offer new terms to save the accord.
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But in the last year Iran has begun using its proxies to import advanced roadside bombs to Saudi Arabia's oil-rich Eastern Province, which has a majority Shia population who are very disgruntled with their second-class-citizen role in society.
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"I had begun using lighted cigarettes, then matches and candles, progressively increasing the time I exposed my body to pain as I built up my will, much as one might build muscles by lifting increasingly heavy weights," Liddy writes in Will.
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In the UK, where there's one surveillance camera for every ten citizens, private companies have begun using the tech on a much smaller scale to automate watch lists; spotting both known troublemakers and VIP customers when they walk into a store.
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The discovery last year that scientists in China have begun using gene-editing techniques on human embryos—a troubling, unprecedented step towards a sci-fi dystopia —has ignited a vigorous global debate about the limits we ought to have when manipulating biology.
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Film information site the Internet Movie Database (IMDb), which has more than 250 million monthly visitors, has begun using an 'F-Rating' to classify and support films that portray women positively, and highlight the lack of films written and directed by women.
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Meanwhile, other people have begun using password-aggregation software as a way to securely keep all of their account information in a single repository, both as a backup and as a way to share that information with their heirs if need be.
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In addition to the advances in eastern Syria, the Pentagon has begun using cyberattacks on Islamic State communications between Raqqa and Mosul, as well as attacks meant to disrupt the militant group's ability to use social media to recruit fighters, officials said.
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Jennifer Dews, a technician at the Agriculture Department who picked up food at the relief site, said she had stopped paying parts of her bills, and had begun using pantries at churches in Washington for groceries, hoping to keep her children well fed.
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When he filed a public-records request about them, the government's form response indicated that these orders had never been filled, but Aroche was skeptical, given the mounting evidence that Moreno Valle's administration had begun using its security apparatus for political purposes.
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CARACAS, May 3 (Reuters) - Venezuela's central bank has begun using piles of cash rather than electronic transfer to sell foreign exchange to local banks, according to five finance sector sources, a sign of how the nation's economy has become increasingly primitive amid a hyperinflationary meltdown.
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Police forces around the world have begun using facial recognition in the wild despite study after study showing serious flaws, and the authoritarian potential of the technology has become painfully clear in China where it's one of many tools used to suppress the Uighur minority.
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At its presentation at the Television Critics Association yesterday, studio head Jennifer Salke says that while they'll "never say 'never'," they've begun using their "own testing barometers and some user data," to make the determination for what to pick up, rather than a popular vote.
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And here's a Picture Prompt that might lead to a short story, poem or memoir: Under the Table Analyze … • Fun with Seasonal Data: The Times produces excellent data visualizations, and we've begun using them every Wednesday in our What's Going On in This Graph?
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Young male victims of sexual assault have also begun using the hashtag #YouToo to highlight what they feel is the missing voice of male survivors and to criticize the #MeToo movement for causing innocent men secondary stress and harm as they see others hit with allegations.
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He said FINRA has begun using machine learning to scan for illegal activities across stock and options exchanges and is in the process of adding a feedback loop to the software that would regularly incorporate analysts' data and allow the machines to detect ever-changing manipulation patterns.
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For the last six months, Western and Iranian sources say the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has begun using waters further up the Gulf between Kuwait and Iran as it looks for new ways to beat an embargo on arms shipments to fellow Shi'ite Muslims in the Houthi movement.
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Although a backlash followed the 2008 financial crisis — the style struck many people as inappropriate after a global economic downturn — the Royal Oak Offshore remained a best seller, partly because Audemars Piguet had begun using it for limited editions featuring pop-culture figures, including Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jay-Z.
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"Before I have a bath or a shower I use coconut oil to massage my scalp, and then I wrap a hot towel around it for an hour and then I wash it off," she explains, adding that her hairstylists have also begun using the treatment on clients.
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Artists have already begun using the pens to create some eye-popping works, sponsored by Tiger Beer:Image: Air Ink/Tiger BeerThe founders got the idea several years ago during conversations with the Fluid Interfaces Group at MIT's Media Lab, and presented their vision at the 2013 INK conference.
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Back in the past, Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) has begun using the "Saul Goodman" persona professionally, sliding toward the darkness that seems destined to ruin his relationship with Kim Wexler (Rhea Seehorn), the linchpin of any hope for him, even if we already seem to know the outcome.
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Refiner PBF Energy, which announced in an October earnings call that it was relying almost exclusively on foreign crudes at its two East Coast plants, has begun using some idle tank cars to take deliveries of feedstock for its gasoline unit, according to a source familiar with the plant's operations.
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The memo, posted to social media and confirmed by one New York driver, followed a Friday morning Business Insider report in which workers said they hadn't received any official communication from the company about COVID-19 and had begun using speculative prevention methods like not doing airport pickups or cracking windows.
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French National Rally party head Marine Le Pen and the League Party's Matteo Salvini, of Italy—right-wing opposition leaders polling well against their countries' centrist governments—have begun using the coronavirus's spread as a platform to advocate long-held closed-border policies they hope will endear them to panicked voters.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, meanwhile, has begun using information revealed by WikiLeaks to portray Clinton as corrupt. Sen.
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In June, Trump fired his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, and began using a teleprompter to make speeches, hoping to show his campaign could be more inclusive after he aroused controversy by referring to some Mexicans crossing the U.S. border illegally as "rapists," and his mocking of a disabled reporter, which Clinton has begun using in attack ads against him.
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The idea is eventually to allow customers like DB Schenker, which has already begun using Einride's truck on Swedish roads, to be able to monitor a fleet of such trucks from a control room and a person there to be able to switch any truck that encounters an obstacle to remote control and navigate it safely.
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Flint water lead levels 'much, much better' Briggs-Bunting said high fees are the most common complaint she hears about Michigan records requests and that some state departments have begun using record-processing fees to generate revenue, which she says stifles the free flow of information and goes against the intention of the state's Freedom of Information Act.
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Such information control is seen as key to maintaining Mr. Kim's totalitarian grip on power and the personality cult surrounding his family, which has ruled the North since its founding at the end of World War II. Nevertheless, North Koreans have begun using their phones to watch outside entertainment smuggled in from China, including South Korean TV dramas.
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French Theme Park Employs Trained Birds to Pick Up Cigarette ButtsA French theme park has begun using six trained birds belonging to the crow family to pick up…Read more ReadThe chances of an individual root successfully growing from a seed (germination) were lower on average in the pots with butts in them, regardless of the kind of butt used.
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In 21, while Liesel was filming A Little Princess, her mother (who is Australian and first met Robert while working in a Hyatt in Australia) claimed in post-divorce court filings that Liesel "has no relationship with Robert, nor does she desire one," that he attempted to buy her love with gifts like a pet ferret, and that she and her older brother Matthew much preferred their new stepfather, James Bagley, and had begun using his last name instead.
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" Mr. Fandos continues: "Democrats have begun using the term 'bribery' more freely in recent days to describe what a string of diplomats and career Trump administration officials have said was a highly unusual and inappropriate effort by Mr. Trump and a small group around him to extract a public promise from Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and a discredited theory about Democrats conspiring with Ukraine to interfere in the 2016 election.
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