People checked in on her, and she checked in on others.
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And those who checked in on their social media platforms 58 times a week were three times as likely to feel lonely than those who checked in fewer than 9 times per week.
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There were also pets checked in the luggage compartment below.
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The couples checked in on the same day -- May 25.
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Watch: VICE News Checked in with America After Trump's Win
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After we checked in, we were directed to this elevator...
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When Tim checked in, he learned about the cancer diagnosis.
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But soon another visitor approached the table and checked in.
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The UCF Knights, also undefeated, checked in at No. 18.
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When they checked, in 2015, almost all had worn out.
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He had checked in to the hotel the week before.
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We checked in during the summer and again this month.
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When they came back, the others were checked in quickly.
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Irina checked in on her before and after work, too.
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It was the lady who checked in on his parents.
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Friends and family sent flowers, food, checked in by phone.
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Thorin checked in, and with a quick wave was off.
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Security checked in with Park, who appears to be okay.
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I checked in with some of the people I'd interviewed.
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She was checked in immediately and put on seizure watch.
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Goldstone checked in to Trump Tower the day of the meeting.
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Noah then checked in with Desi Lydic, a Clinton campaign correspondent.
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Eight were checked in to a hospital after developing high temperatures.
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When the Conniving Canoeists return, Nick immediately checked in with Julia.
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One by one, Disney's various billion-dollar subsidiary brands checked in.
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He said nobody checked in on Austin from 4:30 p.m.
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They arrived in Colorado Springs and checked in to a hotel.
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The user checked in with security to register as a guest.
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Finally, it isn't simply a matter of who checked in last.
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Jesse checked in on Skype every day, until he went silent.
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The day of the meeting, Goldstone checked in to Trump Tower.
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When we last checked in with Kroger, restructuring was worrying workers.
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Russia was forced into an early substitution: Denis Cheryshev checked in.
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I checked in with Ms. Bouchard this week for an update.
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I first checked in with my mortgage broker in early March.
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He always seemed in high spirits when Mr. Pettiford checked in.
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Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán checked in last month.
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WM: I checked in on you to make sure you went.
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Henry periodically checked in with updates: the Girl was en route.
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Late that morning, Ms. McCusker checked in with the budget office.
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Llera checked in at the hospital but could get no information.
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" Nonetheless, the next show he checked in on was "South Park.
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Raymond checked in to the department's employee-management office in downtown Manhattan.
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In 2018, 4.36 billion travelers checked in more than 4.27 billion bags.
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"Hotel Artemis" checked in with a dismal $246 million on 2128,250 screens.
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Even Amy Schumer, who's name-checked in the new trailer, weighed in.
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Apparently they also checked in with industrial designers from OXO or something.
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So we checked in (on) his cat in Minnesota at his residence.
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In 1948, and every two years afterwards, the study participants checked in.
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In October 2015, he checked in to another treatment center for depression.
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Friends checked in on me, but there wasn't much they could do.
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The researchers checked in with them for five years after their treatment.
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After a week I checked in with my friend on Triggr Health.
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She first checked in to rehab for alcohol abuse in November 2013.
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"I think [Marshall] should have checked in with the community," Ware said.
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She just kind of checked in and said, 'Hey, things went well.
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Weeks later, O'Malley checked in with David Wysong, O'Rourke's longtime top aide.
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Then he checked in on the rooms he'd designed for Marchetti's daughter.
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Some never checked in with the incident commander, the Air Force said.
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They have checked in with immigration officials without fail every two weeks.
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Richard Sherman checked in on offense and tried a disastrous end-around.
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They checked in and after passing through TSA security, authorities arrested Hubbard.
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On that Friday night, Salgado casually checked in on his test subjects.
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Once checked in, it should take you to your boarding pass.4.
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But I also checked in with some of my football-watching friends.
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She checked in with me constantly, bringing water and coffee and mints.
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No Apple MacBooks are permitted in checked in baggage until further notice.
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I still checked in on that bar graph inside the Health app.
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We checked in with them as they put on their thinking caps.
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Every week this summer, she checked in dutifully with the administrator in charge.
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Although she checked in for her flight, she never got on the plane.
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I checked in and found the lanyard with my first name on it.
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The fraudsters are unlikely to check out as quickly as they checked in.
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I checked in for a flight by scanning a QR code through WeChat.
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Bigger strollers must be checked in at the ticket counter, the site says.
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We checked in and the clerk did not give us the right information.
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Stephen Weiss checked in with a post about a lackluster earnings season. Aloha!
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They also barred flyers from putting the smartphone in their checked-in luggage.
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TechCrunch checked in with CcHub CEO Bosun Tijani on the hub's core details.
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Having checked in with Kourtney, Kim approaches Kris to talk about Caitlyn's book.
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To find out, I checked in with linguists who focus on language acquisition.
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We checked in with six traders to hear what they have to say.
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Tariq was busy with the campaign, but he often checked in on Manu.
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O'Brien regularly checked in on the child throughout the remainder of the flight.
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They added that Ellen was chosen to bump because she checked in last.
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"She checked in on me with Katie, and all that stuff," he said.
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I checked in with a woman in her 20s who had funky hair.
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It wasn't busy when I arrived, so I checked in with a concierge.
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We checked in with Puerto Ricans who hold elected offices on the mainland.
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I checked in so many times I'm the mayor of my local bar.
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There hasn't been one inmate who's had his temperature checked in these facilities.
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But despite what you were told, it's not because you checked in online.
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The woman first checked in to a hospital following a small car accident.
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I checked in with him a few minutes ago to get his thoughts.
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At the airport, we checked in three hours early and waited to board.
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My favorite feature is a map that shows everywhere I've ever checked in.
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We checked in with the experts to answer all our burning questions, below.
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It wasn't noisy for me, but I checked in on a Sunday evening.
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Authors checked in too, including the western novelist Zane Grey and Margaret Mitchell.
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Not so good news ... Dustin checked in after dinner time at the jail.
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One of them checked in erratically, around four times per day at random intervals.
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From 235 feet to the three-point line, he checked in at 282 percent.
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I called our senior producer to ask him whether they'd checked in with him.
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Soon after the call, the employees discovered the infant had not been checked in.
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More than half of the company's employees checked in within the first 24 hours.
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I checked in the HomePod firmware and I found the same reference as well.
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We checked in with a handful of top hair pros for all the details.
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We checked in with Miami-based dermatologist Dr. S. Manjula Jegasothy for her take.
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I checked in at the counter and then sat down in the waiting area.
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Wagner's team checked in regularly to track progress and challenge partners to do more.
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GMA also checked in with Tim Allen, who voiced Lightyear in the Pixar trilogy.
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That seemed abnormally high, so I checked in with InteraXon on the theoretical limits.
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Akita began depression screening, and public health workers checked in on at-risk people.
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If someone had a cold, she checked in on them a few days later.
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A second shopping center in Slagelse was still being checked in the early evening.
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I checked in with her, and she had just kicked off the COO search.
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The country checked in at number 22 on this year's list, unchanged from 2016.
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Before the triplets were born, we made sure we checked in with our oldest.
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I checked in, dressed in a hospital gown, and got my IV put in.
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If you haven't checked in on Howard Stern lately, you're in for a surprise.
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Meridith continued shooting while I checked in with patients I'd met the day before.
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Sade, Common, Melanie Fiona, and Robin Thicke have all checked in to this hotel.
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They have checked in with the government with every 85033-18 month TPS extensions.
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One journalist checked in to find he was reading Obama's Dreams Of My Father.
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If you've checked in, your itinerary should show up when you open your trip.
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Mr. Kelly's commanding officer has repeatedly checked in with him, asking how he's doing.
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We checked in with people we interviewed in the intermediate aftermath of the storms.
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Content fact-checked in the United Kingdom will also be recorded on the blog.
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Our colleague Stephanie Saul checked in on how they're framing their absence from Iowa.
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The early models filled an entire checked-in suitcase, massive clunkers that took LaserDiscs.
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I checked-in online so I don't worry about paying to check-in online.
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Clarke checked in with 6:33 left before intermission and scored 10 quick points.
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But we've checked in a bunch to make sure, are we honoring that darkness?
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They last time the Dodgers checked in, they checked out with three straight shutouts.
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I checked in with Sophie to ask how she felt after completing the experiment.
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Mr. Ciniglio checked in back, and came back with a scowl on his face.
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When I came back, I checked in on what I'd missed, here at Waypoint.
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Below that is a timeline, listing chronologically where the user has most recently checked in.
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Switzer regularly checked in with her fans through Facebook live videos while competing on Monday.
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But when he checked in with technician Dan Fitzpatrick, the founder and president of StockMarketMentor.
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On May 14, he checked in to see if Facebook had contacted the NameTest developers.
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We checked in at a window, pushing papers through a small slot to an agent.
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Cramer checked in with Boss to get a better understanding of what the analyst learned.
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But when they checked in at the airport in Iraq, only Hager was allowed through.
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Paddock, the murderer responsible for the Las Vegas massacre, never checked in to the Blackstone.
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I've stayed in touch with everyone and checked in to make sure they're all okay.
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When Shope checked in on Jewel, he reported that the surgery had been a success.
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We checked in with Binance for more details, but the company is yet to respond.
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Collins and Murkowski continually checked in with McCain, in between getting pressed to flip themselves.
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Brown checked in for the first time with 7:14 to play in the first.
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When I arrived to see that he hadn't even checked in yet, I was furious.
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We checked in with Carreyrou, who responded to our questions about Draper's claims via email.
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Recently, I checked in with her to see if she still believes her own advice.
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Mashable checked in with CNN, and a spokeswoman confirmed that CNN never pays for interviews.
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Johnson, who had already checked in, expected a courtesy call from the Republican presidential candidate.
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Some CVS shoppers also are skeptical about getting their health checked in a retail store.
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Jimmy Carter, Barack Obama, Muhammad Ali, Joan Crawford, and Elizabeth Taylor have all checked in.
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"At every step of the process we checked in with the town," Ms. Yehia said.
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She checks the hospital records throughout the city and confirms Matt hasn't checked in anywhere.
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On the day of my appointment, I checked in with the officer at the desk.
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Revenue checked in at $745.2 million, up 117% compared with the same quarter last year.
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Our Travel section checked in on several islands to see how the recovery is going.
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I checked in with my friends, and most of them were safe, or had evacuated.
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We checked in with our White House correspondent Michael D. Shear about what to expect.
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We checked in with two winners to see how telling their stories affected their lives.
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If you checked in with the same person every morning, check in with that person.
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He then checked in with the volunteer who monitors the security camera at the door.
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Bryant had checked in on Shareef as recently as the morning of the helicopter crash.
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He has been name-checked in mass shootings and accused of being a white nationalist.
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We checked in with Ms. Ishikawa to learn more about the person behind the movement.
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Herndon had introduced himself to me in the hotel lobby the night I checked in.
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A Frenchwoman in her thirties, tall and regal, came through the door and checked in.
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What branch is currently being checked, or might be checked in the future, and why?
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Flashback: When we last checked in on Fisher in February, the old lion was roaring.
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The next morning, after another bad night, I checked in with my regular OB-GYN.
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" On December 27 he checked in again, "I hope that you had a merry Christmas.
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Dr. Weiss, on vacation in Maine, found out when he checked in by computer that morning.
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Last we checked in, scientists wanted to delve deeper into studying this strange species, Siamogale melilutra.
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They were particularly interested in Mike because my guitar had been checked in under his name.
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However, the biggest obstacle was that a family had checked in for 26 months (yes, months).
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Shortly after, he checked in to a faith-based rehabilitation center, which he left in March.
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What rarities have other birders checked in on eBird, the website where birders log their sightings?
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When I checked in with him, he had turned the initial five bucks into almost $200.
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Last we checked in with autonomous robo-bees, they were fictional killer drones in Black Mirror.
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Every 500 hours, these planes are checked, and this plane had been last checked in October.
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There were three shows name-checked in this episode: Ray Donovan, The Affair, and Grace & Frankie.
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On Sunday, the family checked in for a Turkish Airlines flight to New York from Istanbul.
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I checked in with network spokespeople to see if they had any response to his comments.
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People at Henn na Hotel (meaning "strange hotel"), an expanding chain, are checked in by robots.
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I chatted with Snopes head David Mikkelson and checked in with Politifact editor Angie Drobnic Holan.
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We checked in with Jesse McKinley, The Times's bureau chief in Albany, to find out why.
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For the past seven years he has regularly checked in with immigration officials, his wife said.
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When she checked in with immigration officials in January, she said they took her into custody.
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In the intervening years, de Rayos had checked in annually with authorities and not been punished.
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Still, she was allowed to stay in the country, provided she checked in periodically with ICE.
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They checked in by call and text, counting heads, making sure people he knew were okay.
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He was also, incidentally, checked in at Trump Tower on Facebook the day of the meeting.
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Members walked over to those Republican lawmakers who witnessed the attack and checked in on them.
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IN 1974 an unpublished novelist checked in at the Hotel Stanley in Colorado with his wife.
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In recent days, Mack's entire family has been calling hospitals, hoping that Dorothy had checked in.
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I recently checked in with several tech-pundit friends for their assessment of Apple's aesthetic choices.
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Several guests checked in on opening day, said the Canyon Ranch chief executive Susan E. Docherty.
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As a New York real estate mogul, Trump was often name-checked in hip-hop songs.
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By this point, visitors felt extremely checked in, and a warm bemusement settled on the crowd.
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Even celebrities like Babe Ruth, Barbra Streisand, and Yoko Ono have checked-in in the past.
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After the weigh-in, Galin switched the cats, and checked in for his business class flight.
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I checked in with the bartender, and the three of us headed into a back room.
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I waited to be checked in for a few minutes (under 10) behind another small group.
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McMahon added two 22-pointers to the run, while Darius Perry checked in with a third.
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A few weeks after I returned home, I checked in to see how things were going.
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But when I checked in with Ms. Daley again on Thursday, she said it wasn't surprising.
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" The Times reported that Christie had checked in to the Harrogate spa under the name "Mrs.
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It was weird, but once we checked in on everyone and cleaned up, it was fine.
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R.I. study, researchers provided the promised cash to each volunteer and checked in about its dispersal.
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Luton washed her hands in the examination room as Kabia checked in at the front desk.
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One box yet to be checked in New York is having an African-American council speaker.
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I checked in with Fox to see if the network had any comment on Trump's jab.
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Shortly thereafter, a 15-year-old suspect checked in to Brookdale Hospital with a gunshot wound.
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Kissinger checked in with FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover before he went to talk to Sedov.
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However, she says she later witnessed white guests being checked in without signing the same document.
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My flight to New York wasn't leaving for an hour; I was checked in, no luggage.
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When he returned from the gulf, I checked in to see how the story was coming.
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Naturally, here at The New York Times's Australia Bureau, we checked in with Qantas for comment.
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I checked in with my old friend the A.C.L. guy, who gave me a green light.
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APRIL 5, 2019 - While in talks with Occidental, Anadarko checked in with Chevron to gauge interest.
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After six months of operation, we checked in with city officials to see how it's going.
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She then checked in with her former "Daily Show" boss, Jon Stewart, in his happy place.
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The convoys heading to the towns in the north are currently being checked in Idlib city.
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They checked in with their budget regularly and did a full progress assessment every six months.
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That was one of many assertions we fact-checked in a live briefing on the address.
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Isaiah Mucius added 353 points, Olivier Sarr checked in with 235 and Jahcobi Neath had 234.
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We use Slack at Rifle, so I checked in on some Slacks from the Florida team.
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They checked in to a motel near the bridge because there wasn't space at the shelter.
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At one point, her bestie, Latasha Colbert, checked in to suggest she reconsider going back another time.
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And we thank everyone/all of you who checked in on us over these past few months.
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Mandapa Spa's front desk is a nest of tranquility, but I was jumpy as I checked in.
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Even as they checked in again, the singer did not flinch and remained in the same position.
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What Really Happened: It's been a while since we last checked in with cartoon supervillain Martin Shkreli.
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" And attendees checked in at a table adjacent to a huge Decenturion sign declaring "enough with taxes!
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That day, my team and I went to the starting line to get checked in per usual.
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I checked in with a spokesperson on Wednesday to see at what conclusion the network ultimately arrived.
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It's like being tackled in soccer or body checked in hockey, it's just part of the game.
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Unusually high numbers of voters also checked in at polling places but never cast ballots, she said.
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A day later, he'd ended up at the NDLEA clinic, checked in for a four-month stay.
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But one day in December, "24 hours went by and he hadn't checked in," Mr. Armstrong said.
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Passengers checked in while workers cleaned up the shattered glass and blood left after last night's attack.
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"Our sources — and I've checked in with many of them — they're not confirming that," Hannity said, initially.
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Any such views the CDU might already harbour are checked in the current government by the SPD.
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He says it's like being in a city where everyone suddenly checked in to the maternity ward.
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Ramsey breaks down the 20 song titles name-checked in the song: "Marina Del Rey" (George Strait)
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It banned checked-in baggage on flights to Amsterdam and Paris operated by its Boeing 777 aircraft.
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The airport authority said today it had cancelled all flights not yet checked in by the afternoon.
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The airport authority said Monday it had canceled all flights not yet checked in by the afternoon.
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Before packing up, I checked in with my team to see if I could help with anything.
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But when they checked in on him a year later, he reported having completely normal erectile function.
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The last time we checked in with Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt was in the trailer released last month.
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We're told Saint was released on Saturday, so he was checked in for just a couple days.
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Rodman had checked in to the Turning Point treatment center following his DUI arrest earlier this month.
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Phelan said the device was in luggage due to be checked in, rather than carry-on baggage.
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Users can search by friends they checked in with, city, category, or even the type of restaurant.
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I checked in, went through security and met up with Connor Franta and our agent, Andrew Graham.
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You probably checked in online before your appointment rather than filling out paperwork in the waiting room.
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He first checked in on a patient he'd operated on two days earlier, for a perforated ulcer.
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Once as high as No. 4 in the world, Mahan checked in last week at No. 103.
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After work, I checked in with my neighbors because we planned to have dinner together that night.
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They brought Miguel outside the room where Audemio normally checked in, then closed the door behind him.
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But I didn't have to check-in because I checked in the day before from my phone.
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For the same quarter last year, the Minneapolis-based retailer checked in at an EPS of $1.09.
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The NBA hall of famer checked in with the Pothonggang women's basketball team Wednesday during their practice.
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One of Bigelow's people checked in with Rutkowski every few months following, for a year or two.
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Ybarra said ICE agents knocked on the motel room door one day after Gutierrez had checked in.
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That employee was not working when the member checked in for the first time, the company said.
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The Armed, an underground chaotic mathcore band, were just name-checked in a Ford ad on CBS.
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As I checked in he sat, alone in the front lobby, staring off into the middle distance.
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The client then returns a brief summary of everything that's been discussed since you last checked in.
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During the debate, very few guests checked in, and only a handful of people descended the elevators.
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In late April, an American government doctor arrived in Havana and checked in to the Capri Hotel.
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I checked in with some other parents to find out why they love it so much, too.
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It was a slow Monday afternoon, so I was greeted right away and checked in with ease.
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I had checked in to my flight the night before online — which was a pretty seamless experience ...
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If you haven't checked in, sign into your reservation using your flight confirmation number and name.3.
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Ms. Quinn, who customarily checked in with Mr. Polite almost every day, began hearing from him less.
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Time magazine checked in with my boss, A.G. Sulzberger, to talk about the future of The Times.
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The Australian influencer was set to fly economy with Cathay Pacific, so he checked in as normal.
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Charlotte shot 40.9 percent from the field before the break and Indiana checked in at 40 percent.
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We get checked in and head over to passport control when I notice A's ticket says London!
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We checked in with our colleague Ben Casselman to get a sneak preview of the latest results.
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Luis Gutierrez, have been instrumental in keeping Democratic leadership checked in with the base on the left.
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When Oliver was born she constantly checked in with me to make sure I was feeling okay.
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A total of 222 volunteers checked in to support the clinic over both days, according to RAM.
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The next most popular was the minimum-wage increase of 2007, which checked in at 83.5 percent.
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The last time we checked in on "Narcos," Pablo Escobar was bleeding out on a Colombian rooftop.
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Mr. Bolsonaro, a far-right politician elected president in October, checked in at the hospital on Jan.
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Both R2-D2 and Rosie from the Jetsons are casually name-checked in the company's press release, naturally.
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We return the car without an issue and get checked-in and through security with time to spare.
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After the bag has been checked in, the system can ask, 'Are you standing on the pressure pad?
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He checked in with Booth every day, but otherwise his link to the team was tenuous at best.
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They were returned in February, the DFPS told CNN, but a judge regularly checked in on the family.
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I checked in with over 100 finance professionals and the overwhelming response was: to improve their trading game.
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He reportedly checked in to rehab in 2014, and in 2015 he faced a hit-and-run charge.
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"Nobody checked in with frontline communities and whether they wanted these gigantic corporations in their community," Afridi says.
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Each time I checked in with the news, there was some startling new collision between Facebook and democracy.
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Recorded license plates are checked in real time against DHS databases to which 13 federal agencies have access.
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My doctor checked in with me a few times and I was very anxious for what was next.
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Last time we checked in on Martin Shkreli, he was in handcuffs thanks to charges of securities fraud.
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I checked in with Bartels this week for his latest thoughts, and he sent me the following chart.
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But things actually seem to be heading in the right direction since the last time we checked in.
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He looked over often, checked in on her periodically, smiled her way…made her feel like a queen.
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The Red Flash checked in with 27.3 percent shooting in the first half before finishing at 34.3 percent.
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China's civil aviation authority has banned using, charging and storing the phones in checked-in baggage on flights.
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He checked in with his doctor before the year of fish began, and again once it was over.
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And everyone is going to get checked in and get a little key and a super cute keychain.
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He regularly consulted his deputy, Michael Ellis, and checked in with Pat A. Cipollone, the White House counsel.
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We checked in with traders, bankers, analysts and hedge funders to find out what they're reading this summer.
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Levinson checked in to Kish Island's Maryam Hotel on March 8, 2007, and checked out the next day.
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The country's economy checked in just shy of $61 billion in 2016, according to the CIA World Factbook.
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Hoyer was checked in to the hospital after a long weekend of travel in both Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Decades later, the hotel was once again catapulted into the spotlight when notorious gangster Al Capone checked in.
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He had just checked in on his Facebook page to tell friends that he was on the campus.
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He checked in to the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, bringing in two dozen guns in 10 suitcases.
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Last month his mother checked in on him while he was sleeping and saw he didn't look right.
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"I think we were comfortable with how we checked him out and checked in on him," Boone said.
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Agents checked with the hotel management, who confirmed that Mr. Conditt was not checked in as a guest.
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She says that even after his resignation, he checked in on her to ensure she didn't speak out.
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Adjacent to where I checked in, a sitting room offered comfortable couches, though the pillows were slightly askew.
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If you printed out your boarding pass beforehand — because you definitely checked in online the night before, right?
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Joseph Mazza, who flew in from Boston with two friends for his 30th birthday, checked in Monday afternoon.
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We checked in with six insiders to glean some tips that will help you get in the door.
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This reviewer checked in with him and he's fine, just grumpy and in need of an oil change.
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He would repeat this process whenever his boss checked in, but never completed the move, Mr. Weber testified.
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I had booked the flight through Delta and checked in at the Korean Air section in Terminal 1.
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Hardy checked in with Harvey in April and then again in July to receive updates on the investigation.
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The impunity long enjoyed by the powerful in Latin America has at least been checked in some countries.
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After a raid on his workplace in 2009, he has annually checked in with his local ICE office.
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Miles Bridges had 193 points, Cody Martin supplied 13 and twin brother Caleb Martin checked in with 12.
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He took an autorickshaw south to the New Tropical Inn where he checked in at 9:30 a.m.
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The manager said Loibl had checked in the night before the concert, arriving by cab about 1:30 p.m.
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Each time she did so in the past seven years, she simply checked in with them and was released.
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She had regularly checked in with ICE since 2008 after being convicted of using a fake social security number.
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They've just returned from field tests in Madagascar, where they tested the device and checked in with local caregivers.
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I checked in with Wall Street professionals, Hampton business owners and local residents to get the highlights and lowlights.
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Much to my surprise, I was upgraded straight into first-class just after I checked in for the flight!
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Authorities then tracked Amato's car to an Orlando hotel, where he apparently checked in after the murders took place.
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To my surprise, my upgrade cleared as soon as I checked in while paid upgrades were going for $159.
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Democrats checked in on Republicans — the kind of communion lawmakers say you don't see if you're not in Washington.
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But while Eight Mile gets name-checked in Bodied, the film primarily owes its existence to a Swift controversy.
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We checked in with a few of L.A.'s top colorists for a look at the trends in action.
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Meanwhile, everyone who checked in to Pokémon GO Fest today will automatically get a Lugia to call their own.
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Before working with Orbán, he checked in with informed circles in Israel to see how Orbán felt about Jews.
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When the red carpet started, we've checked in and the only option we could confirm worked was DirecTV Now.
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Sources at Rio's airport told NBC News that Feigen checked in for a flight online but never showed up.
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I checked in with Danton Remoto, a journalism professor, TV personality, and founder of Ladlad, the Philippines LGBT party.
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Actress Janina Gavankar said she checked in with Meghan Markle the night before her royal wedding to Prince Harry.
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That's about average compared to the rest of his career, and checked in as his most common play type.
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QUICK TIP: When you have a free moment, think of someone you haven't checked in with for a while.
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The database also contained data on users' friends, likes, groups, and locations where they had checked in, said UpGuard.
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I think all of the teams already checked in and were long gone before Kurt and I showed up.
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It's been a while since we all last checked in with the Internet, but don't worry; it's still there.
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We checked in with Dennis Crowley and Jeff Glueck (Foursquare) and discussed how the company plans to hit profitability.
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I checked in with David Aurelio, who tracks earnings for Thomson Reuters, and asked what key metrics will matter.
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Airlines made an estimated $22.5 billion in 2015 from fees, a large part of which from checked-in baggage.
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Virag claims that they should have ensured there was no bedbug issue at Disneyland Hotel before Eldridge checked in.
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The last time we checked in with Flynn, Trump was complaining that he was overbearing and talked too much.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ, Britney's mental state is much better than it was when she checked in.
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One by one, the men and women who had been deployed with him in Iraq and Afghanistan checked in.
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But with three more patients already checked in and waiting to be seen, I simply didn't have the time.
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It was unclear how many might be fire victims rather than evacuees who had not checked in with authorities.
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"The best we can pray for is that they haven't checked in," emergency operations spokeswoman Jennifer Larocque told Reuters.
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Friends and family from across the country constantly checked in on me, calling, texting, writing me words of encouragement.
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They checked in on each other when they were tempted to use and watched games together whenever they could.
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Throughout the years, A-listers have checked in, including Katharine Hepburn, Judy Garland, Winston Churchill, and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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When we last checked in with our protagonist, Priebus was preparing to address the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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I also checked in with my free Credit Karma account, which suggests reasons for the change in your score.
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We checked in with the staff, who spoke perfect English and were the only Japanese people in the place.
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We're told Bill decided to try holistic treatments at the Colorado facility where he checked in late last week.
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So Jamal had a temporary work permit and checked in with the immigration authorities, most recently on Jan. 7.
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I checked in with my friend and four-time "Jeopardy!" champion Jonathan Dinerstein about what sets Mr. Holzhauer apart.
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I checked in with the networks to see if Halperin would be invited on air to promote his book.
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Parents checked in with children, lovers called partners, and doctors spoke to patients after the government partially restored service.
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We also checked in with readers to see which candidates they've landed on at this point in the race.
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In January 85033, she made the 20-hour drive to visit her family and checked in at the hotel.
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Mackiewicz took him to New York and he checked in to Sloan Kettering, where he was immediately given morphine.
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But mobile phones are checked in a locker, photographs are forbidden, and officials refuse to speak on the record.
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We checked in with Mr. Ashley before he took his seat for the ceremony at Radio City Music Hall.
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She said staff on the plane noticed her distress, and told the captain, who checked in with ground crew.
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Collins checked in with Cespedes again after the top half of the inning, and the pain was still there.
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He regularly checked in with ICE since then, and had reportedly filed for a stay of deportation in 2019.
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There's no line so it takes less than five minutes to get checked in and fill out my ballot!
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For more insight into what drives these enfants terribles, I checked in with Allen Frances, a psychiatrist and author.
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My room wasn't ready, but the hotel emailed me when it was, and I checked in around 1:30.
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Rhett checked in with Kelly and FGL partner Tyler Hubbard, and Brett Eldredge (also solo) chatted up Hubbard, as well.
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To understand how a bare-bones governmental organization impacts the Trump administration's ability to govern, I checked in with Stier.
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Duke shot 54.5 percent from the field in the first half, but the Red Storm checked in at 50 percent.
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We checked in and filled out some (mildly suspicious) waivers asking us if we had any oddly specific shoulder injuries.
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Gunnar Bentz and Jack Conger checked in for flights Thursday out of Brazil, the United States Olympic Committee told PEOPLE.
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The 41-year-old woman had just checked in and was having a drink from the minibar when she collapsed.
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Goldman Sachs checked in at number 5, and is in a great position to benefit from deregulation and rate hikes.
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Some checked in regularly with local public health departments, taking their temperatures at regular intervals and having their food delivered.
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CNBC checked in with three portfolio managers to see if there is anything in the energy sector worth some attention.
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When I checked in, I was assigned aisle seats on both flights, which I couldn't change without paying a fee.
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Each one is checked in and placed in a storage room, and an email alert is sent to the resident.
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Police checked in on the Reitter family when relatives said they haven't been able to reach the family for days.
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Once we checked in — walking past rows of beautiful clothes, organized by decade — I met the folks behind the scenes.
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Here are the claims Trump made last week that we have previously fact checked in one of these weekly roundups.
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"As of yet, these aren't established as laws of physics we understand or have checked in any way," said Carroll.
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" According to Washington, she even checked in with the show's music supervisor to make Aretha Franklin was "okay with this.
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By Monday, hundreds of thousands of people had checked in at Standing Rock Indian Reservation on the social networking site.
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In April it was name-checked in a report by the country's antitrust body for good progress on corporate reform.
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The last time we checked in with Gary the Goat, he was garnering attention for his odd choice in friends.
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The last time we checked in with engineering professor Kit Parker, his students had finished building a brisket-smoking robot.
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" When BuzzFeed News checked in with Cummings' office soon after the procedure, a spokesperson said the surgery "was not unexpected.
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She made my heart melt when she checked in on Rachel's well-being in a tender moment between Black women.
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We checked in with some of the lucky beneficiaries who told us Nicki has already started to send the money.
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After I checked in with my family, my next instinct was to call my friend and fellow Michigander, John Moolenaar.
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Are you good at keeping someone updated as things come up or do you prefer to be checked in with?
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Among them are some of the same motels where Vladimir and Véra checked in more than a half-century ago.
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The firm also says it regularly checked in with employees on-site and provided masks every day as a precaution.
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Event staff handed out some swag as you checked in, including a fanny pack, T-shirt, and a racing bib.
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"She has connected me to resources, and checked in to see if my nursing care is going well," she added.
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Batista, according to Globo, checked in on an American Airlines flight scheduled to land in Rio at 10:30 a.m.
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On another day, two red-robed Tibetan monks who once lived at Labrang checked in with several ethnic Han followers.
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When last we checked in, in 2013, we examined a cross-section of the crus in the excellent 2011 vintage.
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There, we checked in on the areas where those changes are taking place to see how things are shaping up.
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Brogdon checked in for Matthew Dellavedova with 503:05 left in the third quarter with the Bucks trailing 62-56.
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I rushed to the convention center, checked in, and got to the room for the game with minutes to spare.
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AND FINALLY ... Like a knife through... water It's been a while since we checked in with the Slow Mo Guys.
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Just to clarify: the Danish Jorgensen that checked in earlier was Nicolai Jorgensen, the striker, not Mathias Jorgensen, the defender.
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The Mets have checked in on, among others, the following free-agent catchers: Martin Maldonado, Yasmani Grandal and Wilson Ramos.
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When I checked in, my aunt told me that my mother was fine and she was taking care of her.
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At a reunion dinner of Clinton-appointed prosecutors in October, Mr. Jones checked in with his former colleagues via FaceTime.
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After you've checked in, you can take a seat on a comfortable couch or chair in the homey waiting room.
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Mr. Ragbir since 2011 had checked in periodically with ICE, which continued to allow him to stay in the country.
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We also checked in with "antifa," the controversial left-wing faction that is prepared to fight the far right. Literally.
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I thought it was really exciting, and I checked in on some of the matches in the World Tour Finals.
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After his arrests, Cuong checked in regularly with ICE as he was required to do, and stayed out of trouble.
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On Couchsurfing you can create a profile and tell others who've checked in around you that you're down to hang.
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The study looked at 32,000 adults who were lung-disease free in 2013 and checked in with them in 43.
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We checked in at the front desk, guarded by hundreds of clown figurines arranged on shelves covering half the lobby.
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With the Standing Rock Pipeline protest, more than 1.5 million people have checked in on Facebook to show their support.
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Deloitte officials also checked in with the firm's general counsel to sort out what they would be legally permitted to do.
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What would happen if instead of watching what everybody else is posting, you actually checked in with him for a moment?
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Both are also checked in and hoping to use the league as a springboard to launch them back into the NFL.
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It's about a four-hour drive, but we want to get there a little early to get unpacked and checked in.
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The last time we checked in on Nest's product roadmap, we told you they were thinking about devices for home security.
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To the people who have checked in with me to see if I'm alright- the answer is thank you and Yes.
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Orlando, Fort Lauderdale and Tampa took the top three spots, while Tampa's twin city, St. Petersburg, checked in at number nine.
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Even The Simpsons—Disney's newest IP empire, nabbed courtesy of 21st Century Fox earlier this year—checked in, albeit to sneer.
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Police checked in on the Reitter family Thursday when relatives contacted authorities after being unable to reach the family since Monday.
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ServiceNow: On Wednesday, Cramer checked in with outgoing CEO John Donahoe to get a read on the software company's customer base.
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Overnight, we were told, as many as 20 people checked in to the infirmary with bruises, busted lips and black eyes.
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Among those most vulnerable are an untold number of patients who've checked in to one of Bronx Lebanon's chemical dependency programs.
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Since the program stretched so far out into the future, the EPA under Obama checked in on automakers' progress in 217.
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When we last checked in with Lawrence and Jenner, they were drinking martinis and Lawrence was getting naked in Jenner's closet.
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He checked in with CEO Dheeraj Pandey, a day before an analyst call, to find out where the company is going.
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Even when I checked in with the insurer's customer service, they gave me names that turned out to be no good.
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They checked in quietly in groups at the gate, and then went through security, where chaperones escorted them onto the planes.
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When Cramer last checked in with her in June, she said it was time to get cautious about the S&P.
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He checked in with her once more a few seconds later, but ultimately provided no further instructions about how to proceed.
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I checked in with myself and realized that I'd been beating myself up again, and it was only making matters worse.
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When I visited the Iron City in December, I checked in on both places to see what they were offering up.
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When I checked in, I was given a non-alcoholic welcome cocktail (which was more or less a refreshing fruit smoothie).
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America simply cannot vacillate on its commitment to Article Five, and must ensure that Russia is checked in every geopolitical sphere.
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The restaurant's pastry chef, Gemma Matsuyama, checked in with Iida about a shopping list for a run to a nearby market.
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Airbnb recently checked in its 500 millionth guest and the company claims it has been profitable for the last two years.
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Butler checked in 20:22 into the first quarter and finished the game with three points on 103-for-210 shooting.
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The Horned Frogs' offense checked in at 45th, so the Sooners didn't quite lock down one of the conference's scariest attacks.
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Rumors had circulated that police were targeting users who had checked in, but the police department dismissed them as completely false.
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Kody's owner, Katelyn Lesse, once checked in on him just in time to see him raiding a container of allergy pills.
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I checked in with four female business leaders, authors, and TV personalities on the topic, and here are their ultimate insights.
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They regularly checked in with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials as required, his attorney said, and continued the asylum process.
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His brother Kevin, a lieutenant, checked in with him, on his way to join 343 firefighters who did not come back.
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Employees informed the officers that the man had checked in and had guns in his car, according to a police affidavit.
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She checked in with a pro bono lawyer who agreed to take her case, asking when she should expect to move.
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Charles McGrath checked in with Tony Kushner, whose "Angels in America" revival will open March 25 at the Neil Simon Theater.
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After finally arriving in Vietnam, Kim checked in to the luxury Melia hotel, before paying a visit to North Korea's embassy.
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So this story about Needles, a struggling desert town that was name-checked in "The Grapes of Wrath," caught my eye.
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She had grown accustomed to unremitting phone calls from social workers, therapists and other foster system staff members who checked in.
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With Gells, Mr. Perkin said the couple checked in with their charity partners to see how they could help each other.
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Getting through security and to my gate was a relatively speedy process once I checked in and got my boarding pass.
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TechCrunch checked in with Nigerian fintech company Interswitch for the latest on its anticipated dual-listing (London and Lagos stock exchanges).
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At the hospital, Ms. Elkins promised her adult son she would get sober, then checked in to a nearby crisis center.
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We also checked in on local news outlets across the U.S., where reaction to the bill appears to be uniformly negative.
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When you miss your flight but have already checked in online, do you really lose the full value of your ticket?
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Safety Nick Ferguson has checked in as have Walker and running back Tatum Bell, who played at Oklahoma State with Williams.
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He checked in at a local hospital, where he tested positive on Monday night and was placed in an isolation ward.
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And Newberry reported that three weeks after she checked in, Spears wrote on Instagram, "Don't believe everything you read and hear."
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In general, presidential abuse of the pardon power may be checked in two ways, through impeachment or by being voted out.
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She also identified "holes" in our finances (and helped us patch them) and checked in quarterly and during turbulent market conditions.
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Newcomers checked in at a table to drop off checks and to be sure their contributions — $1,000 minimum — had been recorded.
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After his failed attempt at the Taj, he checked in at the New Tropical Inn some 10 km (6 miles) away.
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We checked in with Ferguson to get a little background on the Led Zeppelin case and copyright infringement in the creative world.
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The researchers also periodically checked in with the restaurants afterwards, providing booster sessions and making sure chefs were sticking to the training.
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I checked in with a plaintiffs' lawyer who represents individual certificate-holders in MBS trustee cases, David Wollmuth of Wollmuth Maher & Deutsch.
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A few weeks after Santa's Husband went on sale, I checked in with Kibblesmith and Quach about how it all went down.
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Fultz was the first player off the bench for Orlando when he checked in with 7:15 left in the first quarter.
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Instead, they would be assigned seats when they checked in so that the carrier could distribute their weight evenly around the plane.
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"Game of Thrones" star Kit Harington has reportedly checked in to a wellness retreat following the end of the show's final season.
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A spooky sighting A mom in Illinois got quite the fright when she checked in on her son on the baby monitor.
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Beatty took out a piece of paper from the winner's envelope, looked at it and checked in the red sleeve for more.
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Nothing lasts forever, but in those first moments after he checked in I let myself believe Manu Ginobili could be the exception.
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I [checked in], and well I had a suspect jumper, so I put my head down, drove the lane, and got clobbered.
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Both Bentz, 20, and Conger, 21, checked in for overnight flights Thursday out of Brazil, the United States Olympic Committee told PEOPLE.
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The last we checked in with Joey Shanks, the analog VFX maestro was bending water with vibrations from a 24Hz bass tone.
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It's been a few days since I've checked in, so I figure it's a good time to see if anything is happening.
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Anthony checked in and scored five quick points, and Westbrook hit a 2011-pointer to cut the Thunder's deficit to 93-90.
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The last time we checked in on collection of bodily fluids Slavoj Zizek, he was saying on-brand things about the election.
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In fact, pretty much every time I've checked in to see what the ROV is up to, there's something weird going on.
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We've checked in with Jon "King In The North" Snow, as well as Sansa "I'll Watch Your Dogs Eat You Alive" Stark.
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But in Room 115, which opened directly onto the parking lot that faced Route 50, a female guest had checked in earlier.
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Her case attracted national interest in the U.S., as she had routinely checked in with ICE officials for the last eight years.
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Such devices, including laptops and tablets, would have to be checked in with hold luggage instead of being taken into the cabin.
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I checked in every now and then, also with [GenderTalk Radio founder] Nancy Nangeroni, who was doing some stuff with internet radio.
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Investors name-checked in the round include Index Ventures (Dom Vidal), Benchmark Capital (Peter Fenton), Yuri Milner, Tom Stafford and Michael Lynton.
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Today I learned that vegan and gluten-free food tech is light years beyond where it was when I last checked in.
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When 25-year-old Fernando Aquino was checked in to El Borda in 1996, he thought he'd never be allowed to leave.
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Darlene's educational sideline suggests that she is finally looking to get away from sex work, but the show hasn't checked in often.
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He checked in every year with immigration officials, Mr. Shilov said, but he never felt he was a high priority for deportation.
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Just call the front desk to let them know when you plan to arrive and depart; I checked in around 1 p.m.
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After working with Vickery and Collins, Rinaldi went to the players' cafeteria, where she checked in with Stephens about her coming match.
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All the airlines needed to do, the government said, was ask a few more questions when passengers checked in for their flights.
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In 2017, TechCrunch checked in with Interswitch on the delay and was told the company could not comment on its pending IPO.
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I only checked in the 4 of us, and the 2 tickets for R and L went wasted with no refund. Whoops.
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Not only was he kind enough to talk to me, he remembered my name, and checked in on me throughout that summer.
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I checked in at the lounge entrance and, while still at the station, made my reservation for dinner with a crew member.
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Thailand's public health minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, who checked in with Mr. Thongsuk twice in the hospital, praised him for his health habits.
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Two days before our arrival, I checked in via the app, which activated my Magic Band to work as my room key.
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I was going to do a forearm plank, and I checked in with experts to make sure I had my form down.
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Late one night last weekend, revelers were spilling from a trendy hotel nightclub in Doha as two athletic Turkish men checked in.
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The meeting went on so long that Melania Trump, the first lady, checked in to get Mr. Trump back on his schedule.
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Finally, the president checked in on the hurricane he had created hours earlier, hitting send on another post just after 6 a.m.
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Amid the ongoing conservatorship battle with her father, Spears checked in to an "all-encompassing wellness facility" where she was being treated.
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"The fact is there were passengers who falsely checked in on the flight to see celebrities," a Korean Air official told Reuters.
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The paper said a group of 17 people, mostly foreigners, checked in at the hotel on the day of the coup attempt.
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After they left, Gevarghese checked in on the property every day, watching as the swirling, filthy water rose inexorably, submerging their belongings.
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He checked in Tuesday morning and even posted a video as he drove there, encouraging fans to buy some of his gear.
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Mr. Honig said he was walked in October when he checked in for a two-night stay at the Courtyard Santa Monica.
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They roared again when Owens checked in with 6:52 left, but the lift he gave the Red Raiders was mostly spiritual.
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King and his wife checked in to the Stanley Hotel on the last night of its regular operating season before the winter.
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Derulo tells PEOPLE he was flying from Miami to Los Angeles and checked in for his flight with his group and their luggage.
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This week, we looked at how to think about bots, and checked in on the failed attempt to crowdfund a sex toy revolution.
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We sat in silence for a beat and I checked in on the dragon, whose clawed fist seemed to close slightly in anticipation.
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As long as he followed the law and checked in with an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer every three months, he could stay.
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All devices larger than a mobile phone must be checked in under the new rules, including laptops, Kindles, cameras and portable DVD players.
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The "Mad Money" host checked in with the CEO of Clorox to get an understanding of how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting business.
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The last time we checked in, the hypersonic drilling company had raised about $5 million as part of an untraditional Reg A offering.
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" Writer Evan Ross Katz, a friend of the actor's, checked in, tweeting, "King, did u land safe?" to which Sawa replied, "I'm down.
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Afterward, she regularly checked in with U.S. Immigration and Customs officials, which typically went after higher-priority targets like people with criminal records.
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It's been a while since we've checked in with Rob and his issues, so this week is as good a time as any.
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Ronnie was already there when the couple checked in ... and a few hours later, Sitch and Ronnie had their chitchat in the lobby.
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"No one ever called me or told me when I checked in that he asked to be put next to me," Andrews testified.
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CNBC's Eric Chemi checked in with some of the network's on-air talent to see where Twitter's partners fell short on their inferences.
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Uighurs often had to show the card at security checkpoints, when they boarded long-distance transport or when they checked in at hotels.
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When we checked in with funeral homes again February, I was appalled to hear people were STILL dying because of lack of power.
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If your grandson or whatever just checked in at the Starbucks on the corner then you know that he or she is okay.
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"His particulars were checked in all the criminal databases of police and nothing came up," the official told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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I was grateful around mile six when she checked in on me and asked how my foot was doing as she passed by.
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Leiva says he and his son moved to Memphis, Tennessee, where he wore an ankle monitor and checked in monthly with immigration authorities.
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In late March, 2016, the twenty-three cast members were taken individually to hotels in the Highlands and checked in under fake names.
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He kept lists of these folks and checked in with them constantly, not to talk about himself, but to ask how they were.
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For some context, legal and otherwise, about possible courses of action after such a troubling occurrence, I checked in with a few experts.
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When Hendel checked in with his neighbors, they reported back that they'd spotted Odin and the goats alive and well on Hendel's property.
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As we settled in for a six-course meal, I checked in on Foursquare, creating a digital diary of my trip I'll treasure.
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Though the effects faded as time passed, some still surfaced when the researchers checked in with the traumatized teens again at age 16.
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Our sources say she'd checked in there before the emergency hearing Wednesday morning, when Brad was trying to get their custody case sealed.
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I asked my friend's daughter how she felt about the fact that her father checked in on her location from time to time.
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The doctor checked in to Wuhan Central Hospital on January 12, later saying on Weibo that he had tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Every afternoon, she checked in with a human resources manager who helped her through her anxiety and allowed her to understand her strengths.
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We checked in with American Ballet Theater and New York City Ballet to see how the companies were keeping dancers fit, and together.
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When I checked in, the doctor said, 'This is going to go good fast and then it's going to go really bad fast.
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There was a slight chill in the air as we walked to breakfast at the barn where we'd checked in the afternoon before.
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I checked in with Karen Skelton, a Democratic consultant based in Sacramento, to see how she thought things were shaking out so far.
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We recently spent an afternoon in the Rockaways with Mr. Kazimirov as he made repairs, checked in on bikes and responded to complaints.
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She flew to Wyoming to celebrate at the ranch with Kanye, and over the next two days, they checked in regularly by phone.
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The president also checked in on U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson a few hours after he revealed on Friday that he tested positive.
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Before arriving, I checked in via the My Disney Experience, Walt Disney World's comprehensive vacation planning app, which synced with my Magic Band.
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Two men who spoke with Anhui accents checked in at the hostel reportedly with the intention of robbing other guests, the official said.
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Tumblr allowed for endless hours of mindless scrolling, people checked in on Foursquare, and Twitter started to seem more accessible and less confusing.
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When I checked in with Tom on Tuesday via email, he reported that his house was still dry, but that he was not.
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But when Ms. Brandt checked in with Mr. McKenzie in the fall, it seemed as though the part was no longer an option.
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The indictment accuses them of leaving him alone for hours at a time and falsifying documents saying they had checked in on him.
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Thornton scored the next four points Earlier, Anthony checked in with 15:45 to play in the first half to a standing ovation.
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After retrieving her mother up from the airport, the two drove and checked in to a local motel, where Roemhild was later arrested.
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"Although the addition of the checkbox was successful in identifying previously unreported maternal deaths, the checkbox was sometimes checked in error," she said.
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Here's what one New York Magazine interviewer learned when she checked in with one of the most famous public intellectuals of the 1990s.
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In "The Voyeur's Journal," he wrote: Checked in this male who is in the Service and had apparently lost his leg in Vietnam.
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But only guests who have checked in have the key to the two-story lobby library where a staff member mixes complimentary margaritas.
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Finally, Cramer checked in on Align Technology, the orthodontic device provider best known for making Invisalign, a clear, removable alternative to traditional braces.
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The Wolfpack checked in at 52.9 percent from the field in the first half, with nearly half of its points coming in transition.
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He said he assigned two women to accompany the surrogate, and he checked in with them to make sure there were no problems.
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A few years later, Sabrina Tavernise of The New York Times checked in with some demographers who were bracing for an intense backlash.
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We checked in with our colleague Reid Epstein to find out more about the party battle to be included in the party battle.
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He checked in every week or so, but is still waiting word on an appointment at the U.S. consulate for the necessary interview.
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I checked in with Kathleen—she also felt like death the night before, but said she was feeling amazing today…coincidence or detox magic?
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Prior to Thursday, she had checked in with the immigration office seven times since a 2008 arrest for using a fake social security number.
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As CNN has checked in on races, anchors repeatedly have said they're shocked that they're even discussing the possibility of a Trump presidency seriously.
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The last time we checked in with YouTube's The Brick Wall, they had built a brick-sucking robo-vac out of Lego and Technic.
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Then we checked in with them every hour for a photograph to see how the pigments were lasting — and how their buzzes were progressing.
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All 3 checked in on same day Holmes and Day were engaged, and were from Prince George's County, Maryland, relatives told CNN affiliate WBAL.
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PEOPLE checked in with some of the reporters prominently featured in the 10-part series to find out where they are a decade later.
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And every other time Lino has checked in with ICE, she's been allowed to return to her life -- her husband, her children, her church.
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Word spread when those core users opened their phones and checked in or called a car or made a reservation in a few seconds.
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Otis dyed his hair, checked in under his middle name, brought some hardware, a glass cutter, a drill and a 10 foot American flag.
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"I got back from the doctor's appointment and I checked in on him to say good morning and he wasn't there," Freund told 911.
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McCardell checked in with a tearful Graswald several times that afternoon, and each time Graswald said she was okay, McCardell said, according to reports.
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Now that we're rounding the corner on another year, we checked in with the mane oracle to find out what she sees for 2019.
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It's something I became more familiar with as I checked in on various friends and family members after George Michael, Gregg Allman, Tom Petty.
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Travelers are concerned not only about how they will spend their time during flights, but the fate of the devices checked in airplane holds.
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We checked in and headed to the shop, but neither of us felt much like drinking, so we just went back and cooked noodles.
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His real-time misrepresentations of the committee's proceedings were fact-checked in the hearing itself, as Comey disputed Trump's claims for a second time.
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Days later, Durst was discovered in a New Orleans hotel where he had checked in under the alias "Everette Ward," the press release states.
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The number is minuscule compared with the Camino de Santiago, where 05773,20577 pilgrims checked in at the pilgrim's welcome office in Santiago in 2304214.
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After I checked in, I headed for the entrance to the venue, but before I got there, a server offered me a frozen margarita.
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You'll still be able to take it with you if you're flying domestically, either in a carry-on bag or as checked-in luggage.
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Of course there were some ad-libs and a laundry list of self-promotional claims that had to be fact checked in real time.
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Who among us hasn't checked in on an ex's Twitter or perhaps even done a little reconnaissance on said ex's new partner's IG grid?
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I checked in for my one-night stay at the Andaz in an open-air reception area perched on a cliff above the ocean.
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In addition, the former Departures Hall, where travelers once checked in for flights, is now an area for quick takeout items with some seating.
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Since then, I've checked in on my investments almost every day to watch their growth and be sure I was on the right track.
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A few hours later, we checked in with the ranger, who imparted a few simple rules, including no littering, no firearms and no campfires.
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I have checked in via a special entrance at Los Angeles International Airport leading to an anteroom whose desk is decorated with an orchid.
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What's more, it's hard to be a prophet in the age of the iPhone, when any statement can be fact-checked in real time.
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"Tortola is the big city to us," Dawn Flax, one of the family members who runs Fischer's Cove, told me when I checked in.
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The headboard was king size, but the (painfully firm) mattresses were twins, and oddly separated when we checked in, with traditional Icelandic twin duvets.
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I checked in with them for some ideas, added my own, and with our powers combined, we'll help you finish off your gift list.
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Make sure to get to the airport early so you have enough time to deal with traffic, and get checked in and through security.
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I counted at least two cameras in the headliner watching me, but no one from the rider assistance team checked in during the ride.
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When we last checked in with Paro 18 months ago, it had just raised a $5 million series A from Clara Sieg at Revolution.
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With that history of picking a winner, it's no surprise that several would-be and declared 2020 presidential contenders have checked in with Reid.
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Last month I checked in on a childhood friend whose 13-year-old son committed suicide last year after struggling with a brain injury.
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At 14 minutes 27 seconds of the first half, Allen checked in for the first time and was treated ungraciously by North Carolina fans.
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Fox testified that he first set up a command post at the bottom of the foothills and checked in with officers on the scene.
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To that end, Vox checked in with one of the most concrete achievements of the Time's Up organization: the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer checked in with the press for his usual session while unknowingly wearing his American flag lapel pin upside down.
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MUNCHIES checked in with Lowder about his guide—which has already been translated into Korean—as well as his bar experiences and future publishing plans.
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Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos, 35, was deported Thursday after she checked in with the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Phoenix a day earlier.
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Airbnb's road to IPO Airbnb announced this week that it has checked in half-a-billion guests to its 6 million global participating properties. Damn.
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They're waiting patiently to get in, and they've checked in, and they're not just trying to check out the talent and see what's floating by.
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Or will the world of gadgets and consumer electronics tick along just fine if I checked in with it less regularly than every other second?
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House Republican leaders checked in at a press conference today after their meeting on Capitol Hill with President Trump ahead of Thursday's contentious Trumpcare vote.
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Neymar's assistant sent her plane tickets and on May 15 she checked in to the Hotel Sofitel Paris Arc Du Triomphe, according to her account.
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I checked in with my referral and he inquired into it and lobbied on my behalf, but in the end, it didn't change the situation.
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It's been a while since we checked in with Toymail, the kids messaging startup that piloted its first product on Kickstarter back in fall 2013.
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We also witnessed a pivot to electric cars from a major auto industry supplier, checked in with the self-driving trucks roaming Texas, and more.
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He had been missing for a few hours before his death, having failed to return to a London hospital where he was currently checked in.
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In one case reported by the NIH, a 60-year-old man checked in with his doctor after several months of severe fatigue and lethargy.
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We've done a lot of internal studies of both, what would stop someone who, say checked in at a business and didn't write a review.
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We checked in with her this week about how far along she has gotten, the obstacles she wasn't expecting and where she goes from here.
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Saturday Night Live checked in with shoppers after an underground gas main exploded at a Phoenix American Girl Store, and boy were they shaken up.
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On Wednesday morning the airline updated its travel advisory saying checked-in baggage would again be allowed on all flights as per the normal allowance.
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Cramer checked in with the CEO on Friday, who said the pet trend is now hitting countries that hadn't been companion-animal-friendly until recently.
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To find out, I checked in with Jeffrey Carr, a security consultant and the author of the book Inside Cyber Warfare: Mapping the Cyber Underworld.
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Travelers can now retrieve hand luggage and checked-in luggage from certain aircraft that were on the tarmac at the time of the Tuesday attacks.
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He had obtained a temporary deferral of the order three years ago, "60 Minutes" said, and had checked in once a year with the government.
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The US has fallen behind the rest of the world on LTE speeds Unfortunately, not much has changed since we last checked in on LTE.
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We checked in with eight — also an auspicious number — stylish folks in Singapore to find out how they'll be wearing red during the festive period.
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To find out, we checked in with the coolest salons, hottest on-demand apps, and 'in the know' stores that cater to our raddest residents.
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Before she checked in, Tammy was telling friends she was hopeful that her stint in rehab would "offset" possible jail time in her DUI cases.
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I checked in with Chuck Grassley, the powerful Senate Judiciary Chairman, who's been twisting arms for his (and Dick Durbin's) Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act .
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I was immediately checked in and within minutes was told that I was 7 cm dilated and would be headed into an emergency C-section.
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Southwest does not assign seats ahead of time but separates passengers into groups based on when they've checked in or their level of airline loyalty.
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I followed her as she checked in with a guard at a bank that had recently been robbed and chatted with a hardware store manager.
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A report by the New York Post found that Epstein never checked in with the NYPD and never verified his address as the law stipulates.
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When I checked in with the company, I was surprised to learn it's still alive, though somewhat different after being bought and scrapped for parts.
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But strangely, when I checked in again on the same Twitter accounts this morning, they instead linked through to another site, this one called Facebookfreedating.link.
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Following months of research and recommendations, she checked in to the cosmetic surgery department of a reputable public hospital to undergo the minimally invasive surgery.
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The Nicoles, protective of their own, checked in with the exchange student Nicole and after getting her permission to put her and Zetina in touch.
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Emirates requests that all passengers travelling to the US pack all electronic devices larger than a cell phone/smart phone in their checked-in baggage.
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Game 22010 of the series checked in with its highest-ever rating on ABC, with viewership peaking at 22016,2100 during the game's final few minutes.
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" Motherboard has since checked in with him, and he doesn't show any signs of slowing down: "I smoke around one gram of shatter a day.
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The 50 kWh battery can be fast-charged to 80 percent in 30 minutes, and the battery's status can be checked in the "myOpel" app.
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When I checked in, the attendant told me when I should make sure to get to security at least an hour before my flight time.
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Every tournament week since, Greller has checked in several times with Jackson, who first caddied at the Masters as a 14-year-old in 1961.
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She posted photographs on Instagram of herself toting guns and checked in on Facebook from locations like Russia House, a caviar-slinging lounge in Washington.
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"Can't you think about how it's a beautiful sunny day?" she says once I've checked in and changed into a hospital gown and scrubs pants.
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I had checked in a suitcase so all of my liquids were in there — except for my small bottle of hand sanitizer for the journey.
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She posted photos on Instagram of herself toting guns and checked in on Facebook from locations like Russia House, a caviar-slinging lounge in Washington.
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About five minutes after I checked in, as I was snapping away photos of the room, our butler knocked on the door to introduce himself.
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The phone calls have been even more frequent: Former President George W. Bush checked in last week, telling Mr. McCain the country is missing him.
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He checked in with the staff, dropped off his luggage in the house and joined a small group of young men sitting around a campfire.
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I checked in and was led to one of 15 grass-covered, concrete-and-eucalyptus-wood structures, designed by the Portuguese architect Jorge Sousa Santos.
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The "Mad Money" host checked in with Domino's Pizza CEO Ritch Allison after the chain reported a domineering fourth-quarter amid a tight delivery market.
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So earlier today we checked in with Jamie Dimon, the Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase and the longest serving chief of the major banks.
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It was so heavy that it could not be checked in at my originating airport in Casablanca, Morocco, without putting me over the weight limit.
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The day before meeting Trump Jr., Goldstone checked in at the Soho House in Manhattan, boasting that he was seated next to The Fat Jew.
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According to Buzzfeed News, he was checked in Monday after officers responded to a "disturbance call that became a medical emergency call" at 1:20PM.
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Arria checked in with the participants annually to track their health and "risk-taking behaviors," a category that included both chugging energy drinks and using drugs.
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I wish there had been books for me to read or that someone would've at least checked in with me to see how I was feeling.
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That summer, after Trump publicly denied having anything to do with Russia, he checked in with Cohen on the status of the Moscow project, Cohen says.
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The day I checked in was particularly colorful; there was an Indian wedding taking place, and the hotel was bustling with a wide range of guests.
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Every Panhandle facility has checked in with the state, he added, and additional supplies, including fuel, food, and water, are being sent to all impacted facilities.
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When I checked in for my first flight, I was assigned an aisle seat in the back for the second leg, which was fine by me.
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Stefani, 46, documented their trip on social media, as the two checked in on Shelton's crops and went on a speedy boat ride around Lake Texoma.
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According to the receptionist at one of the hotels, a woman who had checked in under the Vietnamese name of Doan Thi Huong on Sunday Feb.
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The Dell UltraSharp 38 Curved Monitor (U3818DW) ticks nearly every box you want checked in a monitor this size if you're looking for a productivity display.
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His appearance on Tuesday comes a day after his ex Lindsay Shookus was spotted out in public for the first time since he was checked in.
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We checked in with experts to find out what's exactly behind your sneezing, and what can happen to your body if you try to snuffle one.
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He checked in with just over 10 minutes left in the first half, picked up two quick fouls and was immediately sent back to the bench.
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Before going to meet the lance corporal, Wa Lone checked in with the Reuters bureau chief, Antoni Slodkowski, who told him to take another reporter along.
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Seriously, look at it: Those screenshots were taken over half an hour of training, and I probably checked in on the model every couple of minutes.
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The app now displays a donut chart for the last 60 days and your all-time history to demonstrate the places you've checked in the most.
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When he finally checked in with his partners, he learned that the once-booming business was floundering without him and they wanted to shut it down.
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Secondly, someone named Stephen Paddock reserved a room at a Chicago hotel overlooking Grant Park during Lollapalooza back in August, but no one ever checked in.
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Then, as the sun-kissed lands of Abkhazia turned into a bloody war zone in the 1990s, the officials all fled and separatist fighters checked in.
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Once candidates made their way to the front of the line, they entered a large, white tent, where they checked in and filled out job applications.
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Before leaving, he checked in on a patient he'd admitted the previous week, an elderly woman with dementia and a bad pneumonia that was getting worse.
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A million people virtually checked in at Standing Rock after a viral post told them it would protect the protesters in North Dakota from police surveillance.
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He was watering the lawn when I, at 8 PM, asked to check out, in spite of the fact I had checked in four hours prior.
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McMahon was the grumpy wrestling overlord, and Trump was the benevolent rich guy who checked in by video screen and made it rain from the rafters.
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While this meant that she was checked in on more frequently, again, she didn't receive any sort of mental health counseling during or after the incident.
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According to BuzzFeed, when Wilson checked in, his passport was canceled by the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), which left him without any valid travel documents.
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We checked in with the author to find out what inspired him to tell this story, and why his message may be especially welcome right now.
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We checked in with the author to find out what inspired him to tell this story, and why his message may be especially welcome right now.
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In many cases, humans teamed up to help animals, including a veterinarian who checked in on the frightened pets of a shelter in Indian River County.
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And so, at the end of the day, not having been able to go inside, we checked in with our sources to see where things stood.
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When we checked in, my reservation for a Superior room was upgraded to a One-Bedroom Suite, which typically costs between $433 and $569 per night.
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They checked in on her every few months and shocked the world with their discovery that she had brooded her eggs for a record 53 months.
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After telling security I had an appointment, I checked in at the front desk and waited to be picked up the school's communications director, Alissa Dufour.
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A new "Connect" tool lets businesses communicate directly with people who have shown an interest in it — maybe they've checked in there or written a review.
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The concierges stood beside me as I checked-in, which did create a nice sense of camaraderie by removing the traditional barrier between guests and staff.
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I checked in with Mr. Carter not only because we are old colleagues but also because he is the nation's foremost student of late-night entertainment.
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Here are the claims Trump made over these two weeks that we have previously fact checked in one of these weekly roundups: Ukraine and impeachment Rep.
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It shows your most recent check-ins (I haven't checked-in since April 2016), as well as a map that shows you exactly where you've been.
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We checked in with xHamster, another porn site, whose Vice President Alex Hawkins also gave us a statement about their site traffic during No Nut November.
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On Google Street View, if you checked in just the right place, you could make out the words on trucks sitting on the island: Total Reclaim.
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Traction on Burbn was slow, so Systrom and Krieger focused the app on the photos they had people upload when they checked in to a location.
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As it was, extra charges were levied only on guests who checked in with pets; they were required to leave a fifteen-dollar refundable security deposit.
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Southwest Airlines does not assign seats ahead of time but sorts passengers into groups based on when they've checked in or by their loyalty status level.
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All along, while guards came down and boundaries got pushed, my husband and I checked in with each other and the other couples did the same.
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To cover my bases, I checked in with a master of blond, hairstylist Kari Hill, to make sure vinegar-loaded products are safe on color-treated hair.
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You have to love that Rob Goldstone wrote an email saying the Russian gov wants to help beat Hillary and then checked in for the meeting pic.twitter.
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Shortly after her family returned home, they heard about the deaths of Holmes and Day, who'd checked in the same day as Schaup-Werner and her husband.
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Congress has voted twice to modify the system so that voters receive printed receipts, which could be checked in case of technical glitches or allegations of fraud.
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The "Mad Money" host checked in with Cigna CEO David Cordani to get insight into how its multi-billion dollar merger with Express Scripts is panning out.
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On the morning of July 24, Dave checked in with Chris via text, prompting a response telling Dave he was sleeping, he was good, he was alive.
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First of all, if you checked in late after going about your life free of television or internet for a while, you were in for a surprise.
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Before they crashed, Pedroza checked in with air traffic control, although he did not indicate that he was having trouble with the plane, according to CBS News.
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The rapper made a bold declaration about his stipulations for attending music's biggest night, but he should have checked in with Frank Ocean before making any promises.
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There was a lot to go over, so please enjoy the following: An IPO update: First up we checked in on our favorite children, the recently public.
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To celebrate today's special holiday, which honors Murphy and all other guide dogs, we checked in with the handsome Labrador to see what he is learning now.
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A White House adviser who checked in with administration officials in the wake of the health care rubble said the conversation ended up devoid of policy discussion.
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CNBC Pro checked in with earnings expert Christine Short of Estimize, a crowd-sourced earnings platform that often accurately predicts profits for companies better than the Street.
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In 2017, the Beckham family vacationed there, staying at the One&Only Reethi Rah, where Russell Crowe, Rob Lowe and Tom Cruise have also reportedly checked in.
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Listen: Witness Jeremy Douglas describes moment of attack In the following hours as the situation wound down, Jakartans checked in with each other using the hashtag #SafetyCheckJKT.
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" It read, "After our conversation, I checked in with my innkeepers and unfortunately, due to their personal feelings, they do not host gay receptions at our facility.
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Eleven years later, the current study's authors checked in on 2,267 of those original participants, including 121 people who had died from CHD since the initial study.
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The pair -- Vekselberg in a hat and pea coat, Intrater holding a patterned scarf -- checked in at the Trump Tower security desk and lingered for several minutes.
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"Slap betting has been going on since I've been in (the SEALs) and since I checked in," said the instructor whose student ended up in a coma.
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Before I shipped off to Vegas, I checked in with Alignment Healthcare, another player in the Medicare Advantage space (albeit, private-equity backed rather than venture-backed).
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When she checked in with the various Indivisible groups in her district, she was surprised to find that they hadn't put forward a candidate of their own.
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In addition to the Marlins, the Phillies, Nationals, and Dodgers responded from the National League and the Orioles, Indians, and Mariners checked in from the American League.
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" Probing viewers to think about other times the publication has "gotten it wrong," Hannity reassured his audience that he had checked in with "many of his sources.
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It can be challenging to gauge his moods that way, so I checked in with him regularly by phone in the months after he left Mountain Valley.
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And that image is one reason why Trump has been repeatedly name checked in lots of rap songs — although you've never done this in your own music.
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I've got my own internal issues so I checked in with a friend and his 21-year-old comic book reading kid to see how they felt.
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However, we will not be airing the briefings live due to a pattern of false or misleading information provided that cannot be fact checked in real time.
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Having already checked in on the Finnair mobile app and received my boarding pass, I could skip the check-in desk and head straight to the gate.
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Once he's there and all checked in, our sources say HW will probably get his own cell with round-the-clock surveillance cameras watching his every move.
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A man identified only as "Dean" claims to have checked in a single can of beer on a Qantas flight from Melbourne to Perth this past Saturday.
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Makar would also head right to the locker room after getting checked in the left shoulder by Brad Marchand in the third period and would not return.
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With more than one million plants, Gardens by the Bay, is one of the world's top 20 most checked-in places on Facebook, according to its site.
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We also answered questions about collusion and other legal issues raised by the revelation, and checked in with Senate Republicans, most of whom had little to say.
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While Mejia and McKenna collected samples, Flowers checked in with the residents, inquiring about everything from their health and kids to the cost of their water bill.
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According to court records, Lunsford allegedly told investigators that when she checked in on her daughter earlier that morning, Aliayah was safe and sound, asleep in her bed.
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I pumped with my Willow, then packed the bags of milk into a Milk Stork cooler which was waiting for me when I checked in to my hotel.
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About half of vehicles checked in Miami on Tuesday and about half of 300 vehicles checked during an event in July in Atlanta showed uncompleted recalls, Rosekind said.
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With a bandage over his nose, the star checked in with his fans on Twitter and Instagram to reveal that he's undergoing treatment for basal cell carcinoma, again.
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The authors checked in with the participants every several years to look for signs of a diagnosable mental illness, and the results illustrate the prevalence of these disorders.
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PEOPLE checked in with the interior designer of the circa-1850 brick home to learn more about the decor that drew in the actress, producer and lifestyle guru.
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We checked in with some of the city's coolest stylists and rounded up the trends that are sweeping salons — and will be huge this fall and winter season.
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I checked in with my friend and iRobot CEO Colin Angle to see if he had any insight on SLAM and the need for a hardware-based solution.
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After calling mom Lisa Brown, the two checked in with Gracie's pediatrician, who advised they take Gracie into the emergency room at East Tennessee Children's Hospital in Knoxville.
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After the problem was solved, it added, Santander backchecked all the transactions that had not been checked in the period and found no violation worth reporting to police.
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Redding police have an additional 11 reports of missing people, though many of them may simply not have checked in with friends or family, said Redding police Sgt.
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Applegate failed to declare the gun when he checked in and TSA's screening equipment -- which is designed to detect explosives -- did not detect the firearm in his baggage.
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The privately-owned NewsDay said Chiwenga had initially checked in at a private hospital last week but had to travel to Cape Town, South Africa for further treatment.
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Those with long memories will remember the attempts made by foursquare to gamify locational tagging, by allowing people to become mayors of places to which they checked-in.
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Kaper-Dale brokered a unique agreement with local immigration officials whereby 72 undocumented Indonesian men could remain in their homes if they checked in with ICE every month.
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Image: Longboat Key PoliceAn Indiana couple visiting Longboat Key, Florida, were disturbed to find a hidden security camera in their Airbnb rental the day after they checked in.
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Imagine the ability for the inner workings of that system to be checked in real-time, to ensure that data is only being used as it should be.
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We've learned ... 27-year-old Terrence Cody has checked in at the Baltimore County Detention Center ... a place that only has 1 star on Yelp (seriously, we checked).
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At first, I couldn't remember the name of the doctor who had prescribed it, so I checked in with two companies that provide reports on people's prescription records.
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So, two days ahead of the election, we checked in with Cynthia Nixon, the actress-turned-political activist who's mounted a surprisingly vigorous challenge to second-term Gov.
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Our home-improvement columnist put a few of the devices through their paces, and checked in with a tech expert to determine whether they posed a hacking risk.
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The last time we checked in on London's anti-cellphone, pro-nudity pop-up The Bunyadi, an impressive 5,000 adventurous eaters were on the waiting list for tickets.
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" In the video, when Ms. Ayala asked why her license plate had been checked in the first place, the officer, said: "Oh, we run tags all the time.
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"It's been a constant stream of trucks in," Steven Bouie, a FEMA employee in an orange vest, said as he checked in a long line of trucks arriving.
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It was a great afternoon to be an alien, ticket in your pocket, checked in already at J.F.K., and leaving the country before it could elect Donald Trump.
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It wasn&apost until my stepmom checked in on their progress and saw their money growing according to plan that she started to believe they could retire early.
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After I checked in, one of the managers recommended that I head down the street to Kelly's Bar and Lounge, an old neighborhood bar that has been revamped.
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Video caught Riess getting out of the car, and she checked in using Hutchinson&aposs credit card; she also put room service and a movie on Riess&apos card.
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To do so, we checked in with the teams that curate a few of our favorite haunts for the brands and products that they can't keep on the shelves.
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In the past year alone, he has "checked in" on his Facebook profile from Panama, India (twice), and Barcelona, and he has also made it to Indonesia and China.
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The researchers also checked in with the participants, who had been recruited from 30 clinics across 21 states, for another five years to see how their mental health changed.
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One study checked in on survivors of suicide attempts from the Golden Gate Bridge over several decades, and found more than 90 percent alive, or dead by other causes.
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She said her husband also checked in with another employee — who happened to be the woman in yellow's husband — who said reservations were not required to use the grounds.
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The Second Act star showed off her killer abs (and biceps!) on Instagram, and checked in with her followers who joined her and boyfriend Alex Rodriguez for the challenge.
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" Here are the claims Trump made last week that we have previously fact checked in one of these weekly roundups: The Ukraine scandal Adam's Schiff's comments (four claims) "Rep.
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Leon Trotsky checked in from New York, where, he writes, "the aesthetic theory of cubism rules on the streets, and the moral philosophy of the dollar in the hearts".
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It was the room closest to the emergency room intake desk and the nurse always left the door open after she checked in, which she did every 5003 minutes.
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After an unusually long Lyft ride to Newark, thanks to a short but intense snow squall, I checked in at United's Premier Access level for my flight to India.
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So why do BA passengers keep coming back to the airline, in spite of it losing their credit-card data, checked-in baggage and taking away free nosh onboard?
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She's from an older generation and eschews her counterparts' fondness for viral pranks (Jimmy Fallon is prominently name-checked) in favor of guests like Doris Kearns Goodwin and Sen.
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Earlier, she visited a facility run by her charity, The Art Room, and checked in on the work of one of the mental health charities she works with – Place2Be.
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Because of Flora's illness, ICE granted Rranxburgaj humanitarian status, and for years he was able to stay in the US as long as he checked in with ICE annually.
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We checked in with prominent local venture capital investors and experts on entrepreneurship to uncover some of the most innovative and well-funded start-ups on their watch lists.
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Once I hit the shop, I took out the trash out and checked in with the office for an idea of the work I'd have to do that day.
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Every Game Of Thrones fan knows you have to bring your A-game to each episode, especially when it's been awhile since we last checked in with the characters.
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As a result, her son's seat appeared to be not checked in, and staff released his seat to another customer and Ms. Yamauchi held her son for the flight.
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But government regulations issued in February stipulate that imported cocoa beans must be checked in laboratories in their countries of origin before shipment to ensure they are not contaminated.
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Well, Cruz checked in with the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show ... and UNLOADED on Cody ... saying his insults are coming from a very small place ... his brain.
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TechCrunch checked in with a couple of Nigerian tech insiders on Interswitch's prospects to become Africa's first big IPO — and the possibility another venture could beat them to it.
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" When the first lady checked in to Walter Reed on May 14, her spokeswoman said in a statement that she had an "embolization procedure for a benign kidney condition.
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Airport staff were working to remove the aircraft and resume safe operations, Shannon added on Twitter, saying that American Airline passengers would not be checked in until further notice.
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VICE News Correspondent Evan McMorris-Santoro checked in with some of the sleep deprived advocates prepared to mobilize at a moment's notice to challenge what they consider unjust orders.
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The government does not provide anything like timely employment figures (it last checked in 2014), but one proxy comes from the National Social Security Authority, which collects payroll taxes.
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We checked in with makeup artists Nico Guilis and Sarah Tanno, who work with some of the biggest stars in H'wood, to get some straight-from-the-pros advice.
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The company last week delivered a mixed-quarterly report, and Cramer checked in with CEO Jim Foster to get an understanding of what could be in the company's future.
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If Chrome is set to open — but not open any windows on the screen — you should see the box checked in the Hide column next to the program name.
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Instead, I checked in to the Colorado Chautauqua, an enclave of cottages that opened in 1898 at the base of the Flatirons, the dramatic foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
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Presidents have historically checked in with Congress on the use of military force not because they had to, but because they believed it was the better way to go.
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Air Asia was forced to unload a massive amount of checked-in luggage off Flight QZ535, which was heading to Denpasar, Bali from Perth, Australia at 11:20 a.m.
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He consistently checked in throughout the day, and spent even more time with our son as I healed; but I wanted to be let in on his emotional journey.
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"Checking in": More than a million Facebook users "checked in" on the site at Standing Rock Reservation, where protestors tried to block the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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The new set of watercolor paintings, printed textiles, and screen prints for Aspirational continues the exploration of femininity she talked about when we checked in with her last year.
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Ten minutes later, he said, his phone rang again, and it did not stop ringing for the rest of the day, as friends from around the country checked in.
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I couldn't interview them then, but when I checked in with Ms. López weeks later, she told me that Enrique and Emma would soon fly back to Puerto Rico.
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The consensus, when we checked in with more than a dozen local museums, libraries and cultural spaces, was that these phone-free sacred spots are hard to come by.
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He was sitting in the Saint-Paul asylum in Saint-Rémy, France, at the time, where he had checked in to not long after his infamous ear-severing episode.
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I picked up a Jeep at Maritza's Car Rental and checked in at the Hacienda Tamarindo, a quirky inn up the hill from Esperanza where I'd stayed twice before.
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We once went to a conference in Memphis, but three hours after we checked in Haywood's grandmother died, and so we got back in the car and headed home.
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Its glitz and energy derives from "a hip-hop genealogy," although the side hustles name-checked in that genre are perhaps not the same as those imagined by Uber.
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I haven't kept up with it, but the last I checked in 2014, when I was paid to check on these things, a chat bot named Eugene had won.
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Watch: The Battle Over Transgender Soldiers in the US Military I also checked in with Nomi to chat about the experience of people who do want to get surgery.
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Alex Wilhelm checked in with HiveIO, Friday, FreeConferenceCall, Brandlive, Kentik, Bluescape, LogMeIn, and other remote-oriented SaaS startups large and small to get the freshest data for Extra Crunch.
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TMZ broke the story ... Kevin was released from the hospital Wednesday and he checked in to a live-in rehab facility, telling friends he was grateful to be alive.
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"However, we will not be airing the briefings live due to a pattern of false or misleading information provided that cannot be fact checked in real time," it added.
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When a specially-trained nurse checked in daily to explain developments and answer questions, families rated their communications more highly and felt more satisfied with their loved ones' care.
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In early March, when the bloom was at its height, I drove from Los Angeles to Beatty, Nevada, northeast of the park, and checked in at a Motel 21924.
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Constantly typing on his phone, he checked in with his wife, who would be introducing him, and his oldest son, Josh, who played an active role in his campaign.
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When we landed on the island, I checked in via The Four Seasons app on my phone, which I used throughout the stay to communicate with the concierge team.
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LAS VEGAS — When Elaine and Robert Jacobs of Mansfield, Ohio, checked in for their three-night time-share vacation on Monday, the receptionist told them to expect tight security.
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I checked in with NBC, ABC and CBS on Tuesday and came away with the impression that they'll only break into prime time programming if there's big breaking news.
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Investigators asked to search the luggage he checked in, a 47-pound fish box that was sealed with duct tape and tied with rope, the District of Alaska said.
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Several had since been killed, and Nott often checked in with the others, especially when he saw reports that Syrian or Russian aircraft had attacked hospitals around the city.
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Wade checked in not long after Nowitzki took the floor, then started the second half and achieved his primary missions for his final All-Star Game as a player.
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Individual bikes and bike trips are not tracked via GPS — that would be a little creepy — but these cities track when and where bikes are checked in and out.
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Cheryl Hines has already stolen my seat once in the evening, and Gordon Ramsay just checked in to tell me to be sure to eat every bite on my plate.
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We checked in with some of the most in-the-know L.A. stylists to get the full run down on the best, most-stylist looks to ask for this season.
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Brandi Redmond was brought to tears on Wednesday's Real Housewives of Dallas as pal Stephanie Hollman checked in on how she's been managing life with a new infant at home.
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Just last night, more than 2,000 checked in on Facebook at a Stand With Comet event to support the pizza place and other neighborhood restaurants targeted by fake news fanatics.
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"Every day I came to work, they all hugged me, checked in on me, made sure I was doing okay," she says of the weeks leading up to the production.
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Unfortunately, since the app is so new (it just launched in June), I haven't seen other people who have checked in at the same spot as me — dating app fail.
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When Gizmodo checked in March, only 13 states had requested funds, but there was still the possibility that others were just using their own funds in anticipation of getting reimbursed.
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I was familiar with Vivaldi from its early days in 2016 when it was still rough and unready, so I checked in on it to see how it had evolved.
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"They were so gracious, all we had to do when we checked in was say 'hey, we would like a clear drape' and that's exactly what they did," she said.
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Repository access is not fine-grained, repos are very easily copied and/or their copies misplaced, and once you've checked in credentials they can be annoyingly tricky to truly delete.
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Although the cameras repeatedly checked in on Katie Maloney and Scheana Marie's eye rolling from a SUR couch, all I wanted to know was what Billie thought of this nonsense.
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Last time Google checked in on that front, in May of this year, we knew that Android 9 Pie was installed on just 10.4 percent of all Android devices worldwide.
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The actor, Waris Ahluwalia, who follows the Sikh religion and wears a turban, said he checked in at the Aeroméxico counter at Mexico City's international airport about 5:30 a.m.
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On Thursday evening, Felicity Jones, star of the upcoming RBG biopic On The Basis Of Sex, told reporters she had checked in on the Supreme Court justice via her family.
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His girlfriend, Annie Smith, posted on the 22-year-old's account to announce that he officially checked in on Sunday after announcing his intent to get treatment earlier in November.
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"This plane was technically sound and was checked in October," he said, adding that the captain had flown more than 12,000 hours and that the aircraft was nine years old.
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I was in Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention last July and it was remarkable the degree to which every minority box was checked [in terms of speakers on stage].
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Gregory, who lived in Washington, died of heart failure in Sibley Memorial Hospital, where he had checked in a week ago after falling ill, said his longtime publicist Steve Jaffe.
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Utah battled back with a 23-2 spurt, grabbing a 12-11 lead at the 12:30 mark as Tillman checked in with a 3-pointer and two foul shots.
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The researchers then checked in on the participants from time to time during the multi-year study, occasionally asking them detailed questions about what they ate over 24-hour periods.
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A few days later, Dr. Aamodt checked in with me via the mobile app to ask me how I was doing and to make sure I was getting it treated.
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To get the state of play in the repo markets, we checked in with Darrell Duffie, a finance professor at Stanford, who has followed securities markets closely since the crisis.
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They could tell when we checked in and out, and we had quotas, but other than that, there wasn't really any way for them to tell what we were doing.
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I checked in with the audio connoisseurs in the New York Times Podcast Club, a Facebook group with 25,000 members that's a little like a book club for podcast fans.
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A mover who arrived in a Santa hat; a custodian; and Ms. Lozado, the same case manager who had checked in Brittany Jackson in October, showered Ms. Brito with congratulations.
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The two-time winner of the league's Most Valuable Player Award checked in with 4 minutes 20 seconds left in the first quarter, and the Warriors trailing by 18-11.
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It started after Mr. Stracuzza checked in for a JetBlue flight from Boston back home on Sunday morning and placed the cooler on a conveyor belt for oversize checked luggage.
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In 2007, Olbermann bought a condo in Trump Palace on the Upper East Side for $4.2 million, and he says Trump checked in to make sure he liked the apartment.
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Business Insider checked in with six insiders, including 3 alumni, an admissions dean, and 2 former Fuqua staffers, to glean some tips that will help you get in the door.
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I was starving when I checked in and made a late lunch of avocado toast, rendered truly hearty and unique with the addition of cashew cheese and nori on top.
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From a scale of 1 to 5, the average checked in at a lowly 1.7, underscoring how some companies may be looking to beef up what they offer to employees.
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We checked in with Karen E. Philbrick, executive director of the Mineta Transportation Institute at San Jose State University, who has studied the plan and responded to questions via email.
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When a guest checked in, he would say to Donna, in the guest's hearing, that someone had just called to report leaving behind a suitcase with a thousand dollars inside.
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The last time we checked in on our talented, confident and ridiculously adorable PEOPLE Guide Dog at Large, he was on his first walk and talk with the trainers of guidingeyes.org.
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The CAAC also said that it will not allow the phones to be placed in checked-in baggage, or sent as air freight, according to a statement posted on its website.
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Silbermann helmed the process, bringing his kids by the office on the weekends while he checked in on the team as they raced to transform Pinterest into a sleeker, faster service.
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Abby's attorneys tell us she checked in around noon at the federal facility in Victorville, CA. The former "Dance Moms" star is now on day 1 of her 366 day sentence.
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Just over one month since the election, we checked in with some of the entrepreneurs we profiled to hear their thoughts on key small-business issues and prospects for next year.
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If you're not sure where to go to meet a potential date, the "Hot Spot" screen shows you the most popular places people have checked in near you, which is convenient.
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Fast forward to the day before departure, I checked in for the flight 24 hours on the dot in advance and was notified shortly after that I'd been upgraded to Comfort+.
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We checked in with Cohen to learn about the history of meme ground zero, how the internet has changed since 23, and whether or not Dancing Baby could go viral today.
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The study authors checked in with the participants one month and three months after they left the hospital to see if they were using e-cigarettes to support their quitting efforts.
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The researchers checked in with the study participants periodically, assessing things like their sleep, whether they felt nauseated, if their throat or mouth hurt, and how much phlegm they coughed up.
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This seems to represent a more attractive investment target than the average SaaS IPO, which checked in with median revenues around $22016 million, grew about 24.5 percent and generally wasn't profitable.
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We've heard some stories of investors getting cold feet since Thursday, but having checked in with our portfolio and network the vast majority of planned deals are going ahead as normal.
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We checked in with her to find out a few secrets to her sunshine-y mix-and-match philosophy, as well as the pieces on her must-have list right now.
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One of the key pieces of setup was reestablishing the major players of the various houses in the North, which have seen some shifts in allegiances since we last checked in.
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That is nearly triple the number from the same period a year ago but small in comparison with the 195.7 million passengers who checked in for flights in those three months.
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I checked in with Gerald L. Shargel, a prominent criminal defense lawyer, for insight into this phenomenon, and I'm pretty sure I could hear him shaking his head over the phone.
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Foursquare's data ranges from 2015-2016 where they looked at people that viewed comic book themed movies or comic book events after they checked in to see where they over-index.
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By the time health officials checked in on the case, seven members of her immediate family had also died the violent, bloody deaths that can usually only mean one thing: Ebola.
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The hotel once had long-term tenants and transients (like Humphrey Bogart, who arrived, drunk, one night in 1951, checked in, trashed his room, passed out and departed the next day).
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And if they choose to be First Amendment speakers rather than neutral conduits, then they should be willing and able to defend the material they label as "fact checked" in court.
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Twins who were born holding hands are closer than ever This week, PEOPLE checked in with Jenna and Jillian Thistlethwaite, 2-year-old twins who were born holding hands in 2014.
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She had met with them before his sophomore season about the matter, and she routinely checked in to see when Kayvon could be placed into the most advanced classes on campus.
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We checked in with experts who broke down for us why finances — and specifically debt — should factor into your dating decisions before you get too serious with Mr. or Mrs. Right.
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The day I spoke with Michael, a few weeks after Zuckerberg's testimony, he said he'd checked in with some of the biggest traffickers and private groups in his phony Facebook network.
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If not, or if you send it to a different email address, open the attachment at the bottom of the checked-in email while viewing the email on your iPhone.5.
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When Business Insider earlier this month first checked in with Los Angeles-based Andrew Crowell, the vice chairman of wealth management at the firm, he was still working in the office.
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Facebook also admitted hackers had access to the last 10 places users checked in to or were tagged in, the people or Pages they follow, and their 143 most recent searches.
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Facebook also admitted hackers had access to the last 10 places users checked in to or were tagged in, the people or Pages they follow, and their 15 most recent searches.
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In interviews, Guadagnino cites the work of different feminist artists during the 1970s as a primary influence on his version, with Mendieta directly name-checked in a conversation with Yahoo News.
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Delta alone flies about 250,000 animals a year — not even counting those tucked inside carry-on bags or checked in cargo holds — more than double how many it flew in 2015.
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CBS News's latest Battleground Tracker poll checked in on how the battle over Kavanaugh's nomination played out among voters in Texas, Tennessee, Arizona, and New Jersey heading toward the November elections.
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Days later, Warren suggested, without evidence, that Facebook changed its ad rules to exempt politicians from being fact-checked in ads only after Zuckerberg met at the White House with Trump.
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You could refresh your Instagram feed for #Sephoria posts all weekend, or just click ahead, because we checked in with Sephora and have a few of the new releases right here.
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Don't touch the money until you've checked in with both the current provider and the destination provider on what steps you'll need to follow to make a qualified rollover, said Borland.
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We checked in with David W. Chen, a New York Times investigative reporter who has been covering the free-tuition plan, called the Excelsior Scholarship, to understand how it will work.
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You&aposll also want to make sure "Mirror Internal Display" is checked in your Chromebook settings, so your computer screen is properly mirrored on your TV.Here&aposs how to do it.
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Offensive lineman Ty Sambrailo checked in as an eligible receiver, and the Buccaneers (7-9) did not adjust correctly, as Ryan found Sambrailo for a 2201-yard touchdown up the seam.
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I checked in with my colleagues Sheryl Gay Stolberg and Nick Fandos, who were both in the Capitol, about what it felt like as the Bolton news rippled through the Senate.
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The New York Times theater editor Scott Heller checked in with the co-chief theater critics Ben Brantley and Jesse Green on Tuesday, soon after the Tony Award nominations were announced.
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For example, if you went to a diner on the south side of Albuquerque for Christmas in 2010 and checked in on Facebook, someone could easily find that out through Stalkscan.
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Centeno said he was confident that the country will manage to show the European Commission that it is sticking to EU budget laws when the country's accounts are checked in May.
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Legere and a handful of other company executives checked in at the Trump hotel the day after the deal was announced in April 2018 and some have returned repeatedly since then.
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With a weak dollar pushing oil prices higher than they've been in months, Cramer checked in on one oil stock that has become the trade of the town on Wall Street.
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Offensive lineman Ty Sambrailo checked in as an eligible receiver, and the Buccaneers (28-9) did not adjust correctly, as Ryan found Sambrailo for a 35-yard touchdown up the seam.
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"Does that look like dope or blood?" we checked in with each other, holding the needles to the light when were unsure if the stuff inside was more reddish or brown.
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The blast blew a hole into the room next to Jameel's, where a couple, the only guests at the time who had checked in less than 30 minutes earlier, were staying.
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"It was in a hotel in Japan, and I don't know how it happened, but a girl was in my closet when I checked in," Le Bon, 57, recalls with a laugh.
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On Facebook, more than a million people checked in to the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota on Monday but that didn't mean that many people were actually at the site.
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Every day I checked in on Breitbart, whose former chair Steve Bannon is now Trump's chief strategist, and watched as Alex Jones' face grew ever-redder throughout his four-hour Infowars broadcast.
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For those who haven't checked in on America's Got Talent host Nick Cannon recently, you may have missed that the star has been very devoted to a new accessory: a white turban.
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Hot off his companies' merger, MJardin Chairman and CEO and GrowForce CEO Rishi Gautam checked in with Cramer on the state of his cannabis producer and distributor, and the outlook seems bright.
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The last time we checked in on Nougat market share numbers (a little over a week ago), the latest version of Google's operating system was ranked below Gingerbread in terms of adoption.
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I wasn't too phased by either, however, as I had checked in on my phone already and could use my TSA Precheck to get through security without having to wait too long.
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When The Verge checked in March, only $60,000 worth of renovations had been made, mostly to the ventilation system and to the floors the financial services firm Baird is now renting out.
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I'm at the amazon party 4 blocks away from my apt but the venue is at capacity sooo there are a ton of people (all of us checked in) in line pic.twitter.
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Jonathan Martin of The New York Times shared some of the details -- and denials of interest -- that arrived via email late Saturday when he checked in with sources close to the speaker.
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After four nights in a Dallas motel, the family from Freeport, Texas, checked in Tuesday to the Samuell Grand Recreation Center, which became a Red Cross-run emergency shelter from Sunday night.
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Then, researchers followed up with 57 of these patients about four months afterwards and checked in with 84 of the women again more than two years after they got body contouring done.
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Duggar remains in rehab in a faith-based rehabilitation center in Rockford, Illinois, where he checked in last August after confessing to cheating on his wife Anna and being addicted to pornography.
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The couple checked in twice a year with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials who would sign papers that would grant them another six months in the country and continued authorization to work.
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"Hate to ask – but If you get to the airport and checked in comfortably, can you call me with some notes so I might report back/begin making some requests?" she wrote.
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Airbnb just checked in its 500 millionth guest Airbnb says it has just recorded its 500 millionth guest arrival across one of its 6 million homes, yurts, tree houses, boats and more.
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American Airlines, for example, says it decides based mainly on who checked in last, but also using factors such as the airfare paid and a passenger's status in the carrier's loyalty program.
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In other words, a passenger with a cheap seat in coach who isn't a loyalty club member and checked in late will be the first one involuntarily bumped from an overbooked flight.
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Rodriguez told the outlet that Bennett texted her from there, saying that he had checked in with the U.S. Embassy and had looked for his wife — to no avail — at local hospitals.
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Last week, more than a million people on Facebook checked in to Standing Rock, both in solidarity and to thwart local police from allegedly tracking anti-pipeline activists through their check-ins.
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Meanwhile, as soon as Khloé got back to the states, her first instinct was to make sure she checked in on Odom – only to find out that he was actually doing okay.
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The user base isn't there yet—during the days I checked in on it, there were on average four or five requests posted to the site–but several issues are already apparent.
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Read more: Jeffrey Epstein once compared being a sex offender to being a bagel thiefThe NYPD told The Washington Post in March that Epstein had never checked in after the judge's ruling.
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Twenty-two people were killed in Sonoma County and 174 were still listed as missing there, although the number has dropped from 235 on Saturday as more people checked in with authorities.
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"The check-in system is now working and customers are being checked in as normal in London and overseas, although it may take longer than usual," the airline said in a statement.
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He checked in with Syrian officials before the February 2017 trip to make sure he wasn't on any watch list, they say, but he was nonetheless arrested at a checkpoint in Damascus.
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Last June, a woman and her four kids checked in at the Black Canyon Motel 63 to get out of the heat because their apartment didn't have air conditioning, the lawsuit says.
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" He said officials are still "in the process of investigating those calls to determine if those individuals are in fact unaccounted for or perhaps haven't yet checked in with a family member.
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And Auckland's Dan Hooker is always going to get name checked in this writer's articles for the two beautiful gameplans he worked to perfection against Ross Pearson and Marc Diakiese last year.
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Woebot checked in the next day and a few days after that to let me know that it was suddenly down to do more free sessions if I was up for it.
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In mid-August, a C.I.A. officer flew to Havana and checked in to the Hotel Nacional—two hundred yards from the Capri, where the agency doctor had been sickened four months before.
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I was about to tally a win for calling in, when the customer service representative said that I had already been checked in and an email had been sent to my inbox.
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It was the darkest December in the capital since the city began recording the data, the previous worst having come in 2000, when the sun checked in for a meager three hours.
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While most European airports are known for stringent screening procedures of passengers and their baggage, that typically takes place only once passengers have checked in and are heading to the departure gates.
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The managers were arrested for failing to install CCTV cameras in specific locations, while the receptionists were held for failing to obtain proper national ID from the suspects when they checked in.
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Maribel was arrested around a decade ago in a workplace raid at a chicken processing plant, but allowed to remain the United States as long as she periodically checked in with ICE.
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For some perspective, I checked in with Ann Shoket, a former editor in chief of Seventeen whose recent book, "The Big Life," is both for and about young women starting careers today.
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But the line was so short on the day I visited, groups were able to enter the Santaland village pretty much right after they checked in at their allotted check-in time.
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Snyder allegedly employed a "junkie hunter" who recruited patients by paying hotel owners and front desk receptionists to call him if someone checked in who could be a potential treatment center client.
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But last year, when she was 21, Rogers was checked in to the hospital for an extended stay because even with her medicine, she had started to feel weak and have trouble breathing.
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Madison, an outdoor guard dog who'd been missing, was discovered at the property after a woman with the animal rescue organization K9 Paw Print Rescue checked in on the dog at Gaylord's request.
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At the Colony with The Polo Player, as Luann begins to call him, she checked in, got a room key, and then settled in at the bar to listen to a jazz singer.
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Whereas low-cost Western carriers, such as Ryanair and Southwest, recoup what they lose on discounted fares with offsetting fees for checked-in luggage and extra legroom, Indian passengers simply forgo the extras.
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My visit to the "Dreamery" was as a member of the press, but if it were a typical session, I would have first checked in at the front desk for my nap session.
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Unlike Huawei, which also got name-checked in a recent high-profile call out from half a dozen top intelligence officials, ZTE's actually got a pretty good track record with U.S. carrier partnership.
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Though Linsey, 31, says she hasn't checked in with Shelton in a while, she reveals she'll crash The Voice set to see him when she's out in Los Angeles, where the show films.
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On Sunday, CNN's New Year's Eve Live hosts Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper checked in with the 49-year-old "My Heart Will Go On" singer about any advice she had for Gaga.
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Also on Wednesday, China's civil aviation authority said it will outlaw the use and charging of the Galaxy Note 7 on flights, and not allow them to be placed in checked-in baggage.
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To celebrate the release of Penguin the Magpie: The Odd Little Bird Who Saved a Family, PEOPLE checked in with the Bloom family to see what they think of their winged savior's stardom.
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When I checked in with some former Facebookers today, their biggest takeaway from the story was that internal doubts about Sandberg were now finally taking hold in the popular narrative around the company.
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From that first battle across the fronts of World War 2 to the most recent gung-ho shoot em up across the solar system, I have been checked in and ready to go.
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Even a candidate who lies as frequently as Trump could probably be adequately fact-checked in something approaching real time—anyone who looks at Twitter during debates sees virtual real-time fact-checking.
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The power forward checked in off the bench near the end of the 1st quarter during a timeout ... so he was able to take the court without the PA announcer saying his name.
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According to an official report obtained by TMZ Sports, the 41-year-old checked in to the Midpoint Motel around 9 AM on Saturday with another man -- black male, thin build and dreadlocks.
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As airlines have ratcheted up baggage fees—and arguably done only a middling job at keeping track of checked-in luggage—finding a high-performance carry-on has become essential for frequent flyers.
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Based on the requirement, Epstein should have checked in to police and verified his address 34 times before he was arrested on sex-trafficking charges on Saturday, according to the New York Post.
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