We clicked right off the bat on the court, clicked right off the bat off the court.
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After all, if you clicked on an ad and then immediately clicked back, you probably didn't care about the ad.
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Then he returned to the target's computer and double-clicked on it, just as Lagunes had clicked on the link in her inbox.
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When I clicked the "launch" button in the app store, it started lagging, so I cautiously clicked one more time after a few seconds passed.
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For example, to write, you clicked on a pen and paper and to check the date, you clicked the calendar on the wall, she explained.
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Peter: I turned on my Apple TV, I clicked on the Twitter app, I clicked again on the box with the game, and then I was watching the game.
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" - Mikaela, 27 "Clicked 'follow all' suggestion on Instagram.
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The researchers found that when they did not target the subjects by name, only 20% of them clicked on the emails, but 40% clicked on the links in the Facebook messages.
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Then, I clicked "Invite" in the bottom toolbar, clicked "Copy URL" at the bottom left of the pop-up screen, and texted the URL to my 7 friends I had invited.
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I found this out when I clicked on the Ads section in my Facebook file, which loaded a history of the dozen ads I had clicked on while browsing the social network.
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When I clicked on the button, the interview didn't begin.
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It's one of those albums for us where everything clicked.
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Was there a specific moment that it clicked into place?
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I never clicked on something so fast in my life.
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But he's also extremely kind and our personalities kinda clicked.
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"One day something just clicked," he said of his awakening.
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The picture just clicked after months of giving Yuskavage trouble.
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Then he played Sekiro for two hours and something clicked.
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I'm not sure how, but something clicked there very quickly.
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As Wren thought about the message of Easter, things clicked.
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I mostly clicked through interesting notifications as they popped through.
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She claimed that when she met him, something just clicked.
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That clicked for me, that to repeat is to remember.
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We saw an absurd, chaotic, creature, and it just clicked.
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Soccer was just something she played and it clicked on.
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As soon as I saw it something clicked in me.
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In the summer of 2014, they found one that clicked.
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And then when we came up here, everything just clicked.
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Cyber Monday, I clicked on a promotional email from Levi's.
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And others may have accidentally clicked on the wrong answer.
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I just clicked on some rocks and went from there.
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Then, he attended a Microsoft tech conference, and it clicked.
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But in practice, I haven't clicked with Serial Cleaner, yet.
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Once clicked, the inbox is downloaded to the attacker's server.
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I mean actually read it, not just clicked "I agree"?
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On Thursday night against the Minnesota Twins, everything finally clicked.
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His jaw clicked as he chewed a piece of gum.
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I tell you what, something clicked in my head then.
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But something clicked for me a couple of months ago.
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Needless to say, we all clicked, then flipped TF out.
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Me and Wayne basically clicked, man, when I met him.
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It whirred and clicked like the monitor at his bedside.
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When the audio clicked on, I asked what was happening.
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She clicked through videos to watch women giving oral sex.
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"It just was rough; nothing really clicked together," Chen said.
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I clicked through the rest of the return without trouble.
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There was something that clicked that I've not experienced before.
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Then, like good humans, they grabbed cameras and clicked away.
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Every time he clicked, the loading wheel would circle interminably.
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I found some aspects helpful, but it never fully clicked.
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So I clicked the profile and listened to another one.
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Respirators she clicked open on Amazon were gone within minutes.
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I got one the other day, but clicked on it.
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" He clicked on a video of "I'm Writing a Novel.
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And once that point clicked, Caller ID became fairly normalized.
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The first video I clicked on came from a cellphone.
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The seatbelt is clicked into place but technically protects nothing.
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Some days, you have those days where it just clicked.
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But after we went home together that night, something clicked.
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You can also see which Facebook ads you've clicked on.
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Even there the creative energy was effortless; we really clicked.
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"Someone clicked the wrong thing on the computer," he said.
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I clicked over to Face ID in the settings menu, clicked "Add a Face ID," and was hilariously bounced over to the camera, which did manage to draw a green box around my face.
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I once clicked on an item titled "Sandra Bullock's Son Used to Be Adorable, but Today He Looks Insane" and clicked through 70 pages of celebrity progeny, none of which featured Sandra Bullock's child.
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Close friends of the happy couple say they just clicked instantly.
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Once he made (the shot), my mind clicked straight to defense.
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And everybody clicked on screen straightaway, and you could feel that.
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They clicked 10 times in a random fashion on nine dots.
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It just clicked with me and I understood what this was.
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"It's really dumb luck that we met and clicked," she said.
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The Facebook post itself had been clicked over 42 million times.
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"That was the first time it clicked for me," she says.
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The guy is kind of acting weird and then something clicked.
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She brought out her phone and clicked on the hospital's app.
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When Yang took the stage for the real thing, something clicked.
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It just so happened that everything clicked at the right time.
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When clicked, a list of topics appears that can be selected.
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When it finally truly clicked for me, my scores skyrocketed overnight.
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As Alsup took an interest in broader legal issues, something clicked.
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And the company knows if a user clicked on an ad.
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Homes were also clicked on three times as often by realtor.
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We instantly clicked, and then she started calling me for everything.
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So I clicked on that, and it took me to...Patriots.com.
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My son needed to get out and he clicked and went.
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Weirdness rating: 2/10 I clicked on a video at random.
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Then when I was 15 something just clicked in my mind.
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For Hallam, everything clicked when he was just 246 years old.
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The change apply to links that have already been clicked, too.
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Someone stood in a room somewhere and clicked the servers off.
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When was the last time you clicked on an online ad?
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The emails were so convincing more than 25,297 people clicked through.
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I clicked on somebody's video, and he looked like a girl.
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I clicked her FB messages because I was a little suspicious.
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But something clicked, so they began making music together in earnest.
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Once clicked, that channel's videos won't hit your YouTube homepage again.
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He typed in his credit-card number and I clicked around.
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That's when Patagonia approached her, and Chouinard's mission clicked with her.
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When it happens, you can feel that they're clicked in together.
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The Conversation actually is the first movie that clicked into place.
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This is just a taste of the ads I've clicked on.
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Washington-based organizations, whose members consist of people who clicked on
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Then Barrs went off to high school and, suddenly, everything clicked.
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The pair clicked immediately, and within six months began working together.
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They were great friends, born the same month; they just clicked.
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But it wasn't until the makeup came off that it clicked.
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And one day it clicked—that's never going to happen, dude.
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The billionaires say that they automatically clicked when they first met.
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He read Ishmael Reed's experimental satire "Mumbo Jumbo," and something clicked.
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I've always wanted to like pinball games, but it's never clicked.
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She aimed an ID scanner, clicked, and a blue light flashed.
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Later, "it really clicked that I passed somebody, like somebody waiting."
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"Pair that clicked in film," in this case, is RUBY SLIPPERS.
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I had clicked on images of the cozy, carefully styled cabins.
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I don't know what the click was, but something clicked anew.
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In Coutinho's retelling, they clicked immediately, as players and as people.
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Something had clicked in his head: Stop training to finish last.
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Then I clicked the button to file and everything worked smoothly.
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Advertisers pay a small rate every time an ad is clicked.
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We hit on "rings in little boxes" and it all clicked.
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After you've clicked "Extensions," a new tab will open in Edge.
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Here's what to do if you clicked on the spam message.
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The note, when clicked, leads to a web page for donors.
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An usually large percent of them clicked on her first video.
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Then I clicked to confirm I was the one being impersonated.
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In the live experiment, real users clicked through the pictures, too.
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Make sure emergency alerts -- listed under government alerts -- are clicked on.
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Absolutely. That's a big reason I think "Waves" clicked into place.
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When I used the word "literature," his back teeth actually clicked.
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To have been clicked, you have to show up in search.
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Eventually, something clicked, and the benefits became noticeable, and then remarkable.
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The two played together at a jam session, and they clicked.
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They talked to Hetherington for a little bit before it clicked.
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So that's when it clicked that you'd be focusing on drums?
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If a user accidentally clicked the joke button within a new compose message with no recipients, the GIF would still attach itself to that message after recipients were added and the standard send button was clicked.
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That the official who sent out the alert in Hawaii clicked the wrong thing, then clicked through the confirmation screen with no apparent further consideration, is also a failure of the bad UI we see here.
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Users are able to access the ads that they have clicked, and provide feedback, by clicking on their Ads Activity, where they can also provide feedback on any ad they may have intentionally or unintentionally clicked on.
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I clicked on the "politician" keyword, opting for the song lyrics feature.
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"I think we always just kind of clicked," Anderson told M Live.
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She went on to steal Barty's serve as her game finally clicked.
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"What really clicked for me was his confidence," McLeod recalled last week.
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Then I clicked on the test, and it was… two sentences long.
|
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Once clicked on, the reader is redirected to sites such as freepressfront.
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Instead, anyone who clicked on the link was redirected to other websites.
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"Last Chance!" warns the vitamin-subscription ad I once clicked on accidentally.
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For some reason, it clicked that time, or was just marketed right.
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Everything clicked for me and made sense when I saw these photographs.
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We just clicked and he got on a remix of the song.
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After two hours beating my head against Seven Ashina Spears, something clicked.
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Then something clicked, and it glided up smoothly to the 32nd floor.
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Needless to say, I clicked "Remove App" to get rid of it.
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The moment he clicked, he created a "derivative work," thus infringing copyright.
|
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None of that was true if you clicked through The Denver Guardian.
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As things 'clicked' in my mind, orgasms became something spiritual and enchanted.
|
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You probably clicked on this article because you care about the ocean.
|
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Trying to deal with this annoyance, I right clicked on the banner.
|
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Vallance said he doesn't think she's clicked open the photo on iMessage.
|
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Amati's collaboration with scientist Kevin Fong was clearly one that really clicked.
|
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Intrigued, she clicked on the video and waited for it to load.
|
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The drill link is the one that was supposed to be clicked.
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The more I clicked through, the more I felt my posture sink.
|
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What appeared when a user clicked "Why Am I Seeing This Ad?"
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Two judges had clicked out just shy of the 20-minute mark.
|
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Something clicked the first time pro surfer Anastasia Ashley rode a wave.
|
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When she clicked the audio button, she heard the word "yanny" instead.
|
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Her stilettos clicked over wooden floors, a Pavlovian reward in every step.
|
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The word test did not appear until I clicked on the warning.
|
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I pointed my controller at it, clicked, and the lights turned on.
|
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It clicked that this might be the anterior fornix I'd read about.
|
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When clicked on this opened an (equally bogus) Gmail log-in page.
|
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Spamming the clicked left analogue stick to stand up is not wise.
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After all, how do you know you've clicked something until it clicks?
|
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If you don't, by now, you've clicked the exit button. Buh-bye.
|
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Forty percent of New Yorkers clicked on "it's a 53 percent chance".
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But the hours clicked by and she didn't come back at all.
|
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"We just really clicked from very early on," Gina told PEOPLE Now.
|
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Downtown, by the piers, he clicked away at crop-top-wearing Voguers.
|
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My goggles clicked and whirred, trying to bring the darkness into focus.
|
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But when she visited again as a college student, it all clicked.
|
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My mouse hovered over the image, then I double-clicked to enlarge.
|
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Facebook announces way to 'Clear History' of apps and sites you've clicked
|
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You're probably doing many things well, even if everything hasn't clicked yet.
|
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The mouse clicked, and small blue spheres began dancing around my body.
|
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I was actually on my laptop at the carwash when it clicked.
|
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He clicked his tongue softly while trying to come up with more.
|
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Though Walker was raw, something clicked, and he moved his way up.
|
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It will launch as though you'd clicked its icon in the GUI.
|
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I scratched my eyes, blinked twice and clicked my heels three times.
|
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Every puzzle piece that had already clicked into place fell out again.
|
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What I saw when I clicked on one of my Airbnb bookings.
|
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"I think something has clicked in the last few weeks," Dehaes said.
|
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When I listened to the track, all that motivation clicked into place.
|
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Like, it was a camera app and you clicked the shutter button.
|
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We met up a handful of times, but we never really clicked.
|
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Performers tapped on violin bodies and clicked the valve keys of horns.
|
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If you clicked on Dominick Dunne, you'd get his piece that week.
|
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"I clicked with him like I was back home," Mr. Permuth recalled.
|
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"I felt like I clicked with her right away," Mr. Soltan said.
|
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Everything I had learned about training and preparation and perseverance — it clicked.
|
|
I met with Miley and it was crazy how we just clicked.
|
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Preston flipped open a Chromebook and clicked through a reading comprehension drill.
|
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I had a high score, but I clicked out and it reset.
|
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I clicked the link to the full list, and there they were.
|
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The two met near his old home in Dortmund, and clicked immediately.
|
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While the Pacers limited the Hornets' scoring opportunities, Indiana's offense clicked effectively.
|
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It suddenly clicked, I'm just going to say exactly what I think.
|
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I had a high score, but I clicked out and it reset.
|
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He showed the message to his colleague, then clicked on the link.
|
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But when I saw the connection with the Davenports, it all clicked.
|
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Once people clicked on the link, they were infecting their computer networks.
|
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In the last couple of years something appears to have clicked though.
|
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The woman clicked at her keyboard, and glanced incredulously at her screen.
|
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With cameras an essential focus of the CLOSE performances, it all clicked.
|
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Once the user clicked into the video, unaltered CNN footage would play.
|
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Once the writers found what clicked and what didn't, that was it.
|
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This will highlight all files in between the first and last clicked.
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Everything just clicked in that almost ephemeral, weightless way good wrestling does.
|
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Him being so genuine, me being so genuine, we just kinda clicked.
|
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He listened to the phone ringing until the answer service clicked in.
|
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Gary did just that, and five seconds later the thing clicked on.
|
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And it all clicked into place once Scafaria got Lopez, 50, on board.
|
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In the end, I found my therapist on ZocDoc, and we've really clicked.
|
|
For a few tortured days, I second-guessed everything I clicked on Spotify.
|
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When she clicked through to the PubPeer comment, this is what she saw.
|
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So I turned around, clicked the camera and it turned out pretty good!
|
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The only thing that clicked in my mind as even a remote possibility.
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I dropped in my parcel, clicked shut the locker, and walked out. Simple.
|
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Instead, the passenger door clicked open and a familiar-looking guy peeled out.
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I think it's safe to say we all clicked right off the bat.
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It was like something had finally clicked between my skin and the cream.
|
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What really clicked it in was when that $140 million verdict came down.
|
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I honestly thought it was fake when I clicked on the story too.
|
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You clicked, and you're here because you want to stay engaged and informed.
|
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We got to a viewpoint and something clicked into place in my head.
|
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So, I clicked up on my Snapchat and I see the damn update.
|
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And one day I saw a whisper video, and I clicked on it.
|
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They clicked and buzzed in a way no other phone screens currently do.
|
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" The option that the employee mistakenly clicked on was "PACOM (CDW) - State Only.
|
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I just clicked on Melania Trump's 'likes' and now I'm officially dead. pic.twitter.
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The Russians spent $959 to promote it, and it was clicked 56,000 times.
|
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The link then took those who clicked it to the following login page.
|
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The first time I clicked it, I got Fukuoka Tower in Fukuoka, Japan.
|
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It promised "new secrets" about tortured prisoners, if he clicked on the link.
|
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"It's really dumb luck that we met and clicked," the transgender actress said.
|
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As I gazed at this silhouette, a cabinet beside the window clicked open.
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We kissed at carnival, a little drunk, and it was like something clicked.
|
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Vardakostas clicked Place Order on his laptop, and the machine sprang into action.
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Weirdness rating: 10/103 I clicked on a show called French River Bears.
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At that moment, Clinton picked up her pen, clicked it, and began writing.
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It finally clicked that I needed to get help, or risk losing everything.
|
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Once clicked the button will show your real-time location to emergency operators.
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I clicked nothing; I chose nothing; I forgot I had the window open.
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I think it all kind of clicked and my body was like, 'Okay.
|
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Lyons and Drexler instantly clicked, and the new J.Crew was their love child.
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They clicked, with the sort of chemistry only the great tag teams have.
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When clicked on, the engine growls and spits, shaking as it awaits instructions.
|
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I'm guessing the anti-establishment tone clicked because of your punk roots, right?
|
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Clicked a three-hour conspiracy theory video in the middle of the workday?
|
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"They clicked the wrong button," said Justin Pressfield, a spokesman for the agency.
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But when he clicked it, he landed on what looked more like ESPN.
|
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When clicked, it sends the email and hides further replies from the sender.
|
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Mostly, it delivered headlines to users based on what they had clicked before.
|
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So we Googled "Drake quiz" and clicked the first link that came up.
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He clicked on it: his son and David Duke, standing shoulder to shoulder.
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In addition, its anonymous-sounding name and conventional styling never clicked with consumers.
|
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But something clicked in junior high, and he decided math was his thing.
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"Something in his mind has just clicked, and he's ready now," she said.
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Thousands of people have clicked "attending" for an event planned for Monday, Feb.
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It clicked and I started to burst out loud laughing and crying simultaneously.
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I had my training camp, and about halfway through training camp, something clicked.
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As cameras clicked around them, Macron, Trump, and their wives smiled and embraced.
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Something clicked within Chrysler, who refused to rest until she mastered some notes.
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But when we actually sat down to do a session, we clicked instantly.
|
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I just met him a couple of months ago, but we really clicked.
|
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But then I got ahold of Europe '72, and that's what really clicked.
|
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"Everything clicked today," he told reporters of his round that included seven birdies.
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Two months ago, Amber Mark clicked and uploaded her first song to Soundcloud.
|
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The elements of Biden's comeback during that 22016-day span clicked into place.
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Something just clicked that night and it was the beginning of this journey.
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"Someone clicked the wrong thing on the computer," a state emergency official said.
|
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"What clicked in his head to go save my little girl?" he asked.
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It hasn't clicked with the necessary urgency that we are the grown-ups.
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On Twitter and on Facebook I clicked "like" as if it were hate.
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After a brief pause, though, everything clicked, and I was making solid contact.
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When clicked, the ads take you to surveys on the Trump's campaign website.
|
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I clicked on the images, eager to catch a glimpse of my beloved.
|
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She knocked her knuckles on a wooden counter and clicked her blue nails.
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Of the 319 separate video requests, not a single one clicked the button.
|
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Google declined to share how many people viewed or clicked on the ads.
|
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Once you&aposve clicked the "Sign in with a Microsoft account instead" button:
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"To me, it all kind of clicked over the weekend," he told Syracuse.com.
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He clicked on the Wikipedia entry, but found that it was very long.
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He clicked through channels while I typed at his computer in the kitchen.
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Once users clicked on the link, hackers could take control of the account.
|
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More than 1,000 employees clicked to support Mr. Kalanick's return in that capacity.
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Then they clicked on Google Docs, a writing program, and began composing essays.
|
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Several ad networks offer a small sum to website owners per ad clicked.
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Safari didn't prompt me at all when I clicked on a share button.
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But the two founders had struggled to find someone who clicked with them.
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Within a few weeks of taking the class, "it just clicked" for her.
|
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I then clicked on the "Cybertruck" tab at the top of the page.
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And lo and behold, it clicked, but I didn't really know about television.
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"I feel like we just clicked from Day One," Harris said of Henderson.
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I clicked around online for a while when I found something called Unbroken.
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Several times I clicked the track pad over and over as the machine powered on and off, and on each occasion I was pleasantly surprised when the immovable surface suddenly gave way under my fingertip and clicked up at me.
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I clicked on "election," given that May announced a snap general election last week.
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Nicholas and I worked together for more than four years, and we clicked immediately.
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Once you've clicked Add you're up and running with your new macOS keyboard shortcut.
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Then it clicked: this thing is a new kind of camcorder, and it's awesome.
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At the end of the night we started playing together and we clicked musically.
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Because the setting is so strong, the situation is so obvious, it clicked immediately.
|
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I really clicked with this person and I am afraid that I screwed up.
|
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Clearly, you've clicked with this guy and, up until this moment, you've esteemed him.
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Eh, probably — but if you clicked on this story, then maybe you do, too.
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John's intended "six months" at Google had just clicked over to its sixth year.
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Then, it clicked that this is the Obamas' last holiday greeting as first family.
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And that&aposs when it clicked in my head, &aposOh, I&aposve been shot.
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When Scott finally worked up the nerve to ask Johanna out, they just clicked.
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I couldn't make sense of any of it until I clicked on his name.
|
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When you clicked on that star it would bring up a set of keywords.
|
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"I never clicked on something so fast in my life," wrote one Twitter user.
|
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As of writing, three of the first four we clicked on are still up.
|
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Each incident lasted a few seconds before the game clicked back into smooth focus.
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Though there was something there that she could never reach or understand, everything clicked.
|
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"Selena and I were in the same group and we just clicked," Raisa said.
|
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Read ahead to learn more about his journey, and why he and Cardi clicked.
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The moment I learned my moon sign is Virgo, something clicked in my soul.
|
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It was in February near my 25th birthday when operation pantsuit clicked into gear.
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John Podesta So you don't think it was you that clicked the phishing link?
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In medicine, doctors no longer made eye contact with patients as they clicked away.
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You only clicked on this page because you want the new Samsung Galaxy S9+.
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That's why we clicked immediately and why we were able to be so fruitful.
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I went to Twitchcon and tried it out, and it clicked with me immediately.
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When the teams came together under that commercial agreement, Walker says, they really clicked.
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Back at Bar Vittoria, after four hours of waiting, the power clicked back on.
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Weirdness rating: 210/210 I clicked on this one because the name sounded culty.
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If you clicked on this you aren't looking for travel coupons for New Year's.
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And that&aposs when it clicked in my head, oh, I&aposve been shot.
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Campaigns got phishing emails, they clicked on those emails, and the rest is history.
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So to have the chance to work with him was awesome, and we clicked.
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Two that I hid and one I'm pretty sure I clicked on by mistake.
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When I clicked the button again, the motor stopped and the plastic ceased flowing.
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If I clicked it, it opened the Apple Pay Cash menu right below it.
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When I did enough "work," clicked through enough nonsensical prompts, I would be promoted.
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This could for example involve tracking those who shared or clicked on the lurl.
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"Selena and I were in the same group and we just clicked," Raisa said.
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It's just the thing that clicked and people would pay me for, you know?
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"And it was just one of those things that we just clicked," she said.
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Chances are, you clicked on this article from one of your social media feeds.
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I instantly clicked on the account and began trawling this stranger's feed for clues.
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But once Gates and Buffett finally got a chance to talk, things just clicked.
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He clicked, and the blank was filled in with convincing, synthetic buildings and greenery.
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Those big ears heard the unmistakable sound of a shotgun's safety being clicked off.
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I clicked on the cereal to see what additional information the app would provide.
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He also never really clicked with The Donald, but the mutual attraction is growing.
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"Everything just kind of felt like it clicked," Stieger said of their first date.
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On its Web site, I described the tasks I needed done, and clicked ahead.
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He glanced at me, studied my face for a while, clicked his chewing gum.
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So, put simple, people clicked 'agree' without knowing exactly what they were agreeing to.
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Clinton's email address received two phishing links, but they weren't clicked, according to Rid.
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If you clicked on today's Google Doodle, you may have been a little confused.
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Was there something that kind of clicked for you while you were doing it?
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On his phone's browser, he searched "prostate exam" and clicked on the first link.
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Those searching for the most violent content clicked on the ad 115% more often.
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A lot of things clicked in places where before there had been only confusion.
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He said he never clicked on any of the links the hackers sent him.
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The set includes almost every public user URL that Facebook users have clicked on.
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That's when it clicked, and Devil May Cry 5's guiding ethos became clear.
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And if you clicked on this link, that dream probably isn't going so well.
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But Issa and I chatted about how awkward we were, and we really clicked.
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On Monday, this reporter clicked the "forgotten password" feature on Mate1's login page.
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A reader somewhere in the world clicked away from my column every two seconds.
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But when I focused on the process at the most basic level, everything clicked.
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As he clicked around his hometown, the landmarks of his childhood were all there.
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The structure felt easy to grasp, and it just kind of clicked for me.
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He clicked with Jack instantly, and after a few dates, Morton popped the question.
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This season, something clicked, and I was like duh, I have to do it.
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I can't tell you what because I have no idea, but something just clicked.
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When Stein left the cult in Minneapolis, her critical thinking "clicked back" almost immediately.
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"I clicked it on as soon as I walked out the door," he said.
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When he clicked, Mr. Encarnación was ominously redirected to Gayosso, Mexico's largest funeral service.
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It's Meryl Streep photoshopped into food photographs, and you won't be sorry you clicked.
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When the prison boss clicked, he inadvertently gave Black Hills access to his computer.
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When they came across the caboose, which had previously been another restaurant, something clicked.
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I know when I've tried hard and there was some breakthrough or things clicked.
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Boris's training clicked in reflexively as I suddenly found myself speaking nearly perfect Russian.
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Then I tried this $149 Organic Cotton Quilt Snap-T Pullover, and it clicked.
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I don't know why I clicked on this; I've never thought about her before.
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While we were making the movie, it just kind of clicked at one point.
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I clicked on the yellow button and gave my gender, race and age range.
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An iconic shot of a 1960s Black Panther Party activist clicked into my brain.
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How many of those links in your sidebar menu have you ever even clicked?
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It hadn't fully clicked that what I was experiencing was an actual heart attack.
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And in late September its broad free-trade pact with Europe clicked into action.
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"After seeing how his foreskin worked, that's when it clicked for me," Steve says.
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That's when something clicked: I didn't want to put another human being through that.
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Trump and Macron shoveled dirt on the freshly planted tree as the cameras clicked.
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After nearly 24 hours of trying to get this information into Ramona's head, it clicked.
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They also included data on which lyrics — specific lines — had been clicked on the most.
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When a target clicked on a malicious link, malware would be installed on their system.
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Betsy tried to define her higher power as her cat, but it just never clicked.
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We clicked replay over and over, trying to get our brains to believe our eyes.
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When we first started talking, I asked him to hang out and we instantly clicked.
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In April, according to comScore, more than 79 million unique U.S. visitors clicked into ESPN.
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Everything sort of clicked, and I approached Marie-Yan about working on this series together.
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When the police clicked the handcuffs on my wrists, I breathed a sigh of relief.
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Another person who clicked was Jared, a 19-year-old who lives in Chico, California.
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"It was a little bit daunting at first but we all clicked automatically," she said.
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This isn't a place that I've loved coming to, and it just clicked this weekend.
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I clicked the "Learn more about digital receipts" option to try and find another way.
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When I clicked on "Don't Keep," all my old bookmarks disappeared from the Favorites page.
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I clicked share on every deserving philanthropic event that popped up on my Facebook timeline.
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One ransomware variety, called CryptoLocker, spreads a virus when a malicious email attachment is clicked.
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When I came up with the character of the interviewer, it all clicked into place.
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In the middle of the mayhem, Watson clicked the drone controller to take a photo.
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Jen looked up, clicked her laptop shut, set it on the floor, and walked outside.
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I clicked on the squirtle and suddenly there he was, sitting on my coffee table.
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Joc Pederson on what has clicked for him after his 3rd World Series home run.
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They clicked a specific button that committed them to using zero in every upcoming game.
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These are clicked into a plastic frame so that they remain flush against the skin.
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There was a moment it all clicked back into place; a breakthrough, so to speak.
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The door clicked open, and the weight of my desire became like an electric current.
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The button, when clicked, took me to a cow tripe page that was mostly recipes.
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We immediately clicked, and she gave me her number at the end of the night.
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I don't even remember the moment I clicked "public" because I think I blacked out.
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The center button also lets gamers access more information, such as game stats, when clicked.
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The actor says they clicked right away when he came on set and started filming.
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Secureworks did not say whether anyone who received the email actually clicked on the link.
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And most prominently, several massive clues from every part of my life clicked into place.
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And he said there was something in how we interacted that just clicked for him.
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"It all clicked for me," says Lee, "what strangers can do when they band together."
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Any limits to my success suddenly seemed — something clicked, and my imagination had no limits.
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If viewers clicked the box, they were redirected to the full article about 9/11.
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But as the question and answer session was about to end, something clicked in Christie.
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As you can see above, this year I clicked the mouse 28 million times. Yikes!
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When clicked, that link sends you to a page to download the Speedtest mobile apps.
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But one day something clicked, and a two-year mission to drop the weight began.
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Fei Long and Cammy I clicked with; Dee Jay and T. Hawk, not so much.
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That was when something within you clicked quietly as messenger Mercury met action planet Mars.
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When clicked, viewers will be able to explore other videos recorded at that same location.
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So when this upgraded model went on sale during Thanksgiving week, I clicked BUY ASAP!
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"We clicked so well and she and Jackson have a really neat bond," Goll says.
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If a notification is clicked, users will be pushed through to its Play Store listing.
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If users clicked through the message, they were reportedly informed that it was a test.
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"I clicked on it and I had full access to the computer," the hacker said.
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He clicked on the invitation twice, watching the shiny snowflakes and fat metallic orbs rotate.
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"Everything kind of clicked there that inning and it was fun to watch," Feldman said.
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I pointed the remote inside the glass, clicked, and was immediately transported inside the XT5.
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This Saturday, bitcoin fell, his Coinbase app lit up, and Newton clicked the sell button.
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"We have the same morals and the same values, that all clicked nicely," Stamos said.
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Once clicked into place at the other end, it can be used as a stand.
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Whatever she had been thinking when the shutter clicked, I wasn't about to learn now.
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Yovanovitch quietly took her seat as a clamor of cameras clicked to capture her arrival.
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Once every year or so, I simply clicked "order," and my bathing suit would arrive.
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Paulette clicked on the Ron cam, the Lisa cam, the Stan cam, the Maggie cam.
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I wanted to make house and techno bangers back then but it never quite clicked.
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King clicked on the account's most successful post, which has more than eight thousand likes.
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When I clicked "copy," his dark eyes began darting between the screen and my face.
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It did this by looking at the most-clicked posts by domain in the subreddits.
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Facebook was also poised to supply data on the users who clicked on the ads.
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When it really clicked for me was when I made The Last Tango in Modena.
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Fitness really clicked for the "Peter Pan" singer when she connected with trainer Erin Oprea.
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I logged on, saw a black-and-white photo of a man's jawline and clicked.
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Many times I clicked through immediately, only to find that it was already sold out.
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After people clicked the ads, Horwitz emailed them to coordinate appointments and take their orders.
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But the truth is that they all get clicked on, so there is an incentive.
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Since joining forces, they have clicked quickly and had many extended conversations, even on changeovers.
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Over a million viewers clicked onto the livestream to see the miracle of giraffe birth.
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"I just clicked with the idea of doing something with my life," Mr. Mitchell said.
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When I spoke, something clicked in the gunman's eyes, and he immediately let us go.
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Despite the awkward moment, something clicked, and Mr. Weill gave him a part-time job.
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Fortunately for the people who clicked, Mr. Sweeting's website was upfront about what it was.
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Ladies wore five-inch heels that clicked importantly on the floor and bright, elaborate clothing.
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"We clicked instantly and, man, that was my girl," Gomez said of the "Lover" singer.
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And yet, strangely, it was where readers who clicked on the main headline were directed.
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If you clicked on this story, you probably have a paralyzing fear of public speaking.
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While the Aztecs offense clicked, New Mexico's struggled against a stingy San Diego State defense.
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Cernovich clicked the link to the Reddit thread and noticed that it had been deleted.
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As photographers' cameras clicked in the gallery, he hung his head and appeared to weep.
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The idea clicked and Lightspeed Ventures became an early investor, investing $225,000 in seed capital.
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It's large enough, smooth without being too slick, and solid, but not loud, when clicked.
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More than 60,000 people have clicked on the "Patterns" section of the Pussyhat Project website.
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I clicked the controller into sync mode, and a few seconds later, it showed up.
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That employee was not the same person who clicked on the malicious email, he said.
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I just ended up pressing all the buttons until something clicked, and the coffin appeared.
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When it clicked, I just started smiling because I literally couldn't believe what was happening.
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But the real reason you probably clicked on this is because of the cinnamon fluff.
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"Me and Millie automatically clicked because we were the only girls in the group," Sink added.
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Their chemistry clicked and he became her co-writer,, even though their tastes diverged pretty drastically.
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Have you ever clicked on an interesting link, only to be greeted by a 404 Error?
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In 2016, something finally clicked, and Google took its fate more firmly into its own hands.
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If users clicked on a site, it registered as popular and might rise in ranking results.
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In case you clicked this article out of blind curiosity, here's a quick recap on Woz.
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I was expecting to hate it, but after a few rounds it just kind of clicked.
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It wasn't until they were both on separate Bachelor franchises that things clicked in Haibon's head.
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Of course once it kind of clicked and I saw what this machine was capable of.
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Curious, one day she clicked on one of the playful ads to check out Andie's website.
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" The link that should have been clicked on was similarly named "Drill - PACOM (CDW) - State Only.
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Searchers clicked on Jigsaw's ads three or four times more often than a typical ad campaign.
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I remember having clammy hands, and I must have clicked "public" because it definitely went live.
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When you clicked a link in the app, Brave would load the link in the background.
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Let's say you opened the start menu on your computer, and clicked on the iTunes icon.
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Once it was set up with test fleets in three states, Uber quickly clicked off miles.
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Waymo just clicked its way past its 5 millionth self-driven mile a few days ago.
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We clicked immediately & Mychael said he was going to be my stylist for the long haul.
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They went for coffee to see if they clicked enough to go on a first date.
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But with Dimchev, as the hours clicked by, I felt no desire to leave the space.
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We found Carell and Colbert at Second City, and they immediately clicked with everything we did.
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" Luckily, according to Lynn, Toby "clicked with his new family, as if he's always been there.
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"When I saw these donkeys, it just clicked with who I was," he says to PEOPLE.
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And, you know, GDP has clicked down a bit, but we're still seeing strong gdp growth.
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The President, though, regularly fumed about Coats, and the two never clicked on a personal level.
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But anyone who immediately clicked on the GOP website page found only a 404 error message.
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So one afternoon, I opened my laptop and clicked on the link Bezos had sent me.
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The news broke and I sat down on my bed as it all clicked into place.
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When clicked, this link would take them to the private online album you wanted to share.
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This signals that the reader quickly bounced from the article after they clicked to read it.
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If you've ever clicked on an inspirational video link before, you've probably seen a TED Talk.
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The email contained a link that, if clicked, opened a so-called HTML application or HTA.
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Worst-case scenario, the video was so disgusting and bad that the viewer clicked away immediately.
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And yes, Reuters did use some of my pictures from the event clicked before the incident!
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Now with Murray's former hitting partner Daniel Vallverdu as his coach, something appears to have clicked.
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Adam Driver Cat JK I clicked and omg Adam Driver really does look like that cat!!
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Dollarhyde had listened to a lot of auditions for Parvati, but none of them fully clicked.
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It was right then and there that it clicked with me why we host this race.
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Each work is represented by a virtual pin that, when clicked, offers more information about it.
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Users were asked to select one, and they typically clicked on whatever they found most interesting.
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"We just sort of clicked," Rove, 67, says of the eyebrow-raising friendship, in one clip.
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For some reason, seeing the dog in pain was the moment that something clicked for Michael.
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Sessions were facilitated by GoToMeeting; participants clicked on an email link to join an anonymous chat.
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Once clicked, these ads direct to the website of the FBI's Washington Field Office Counterintelligence Program.
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At some point my stroke really clicked, and I made the Olympic team two years later.
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He clicked over to his home, a red dot up for sale to satisfy the bank.
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A banner ad on one page could be clicked and take a visitor to the other.
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We had all lived on the outskirts of London and had similar upbringings, so we clicked.
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When clicked, the images lead to a catalog of a given retailers' items hosted within Facebook.
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When asked why Schenn had clicked with Giroux and Simmonds, Hakstol referred to their defensive effort.
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But when he clicked on his color-coded ancestry chart, he felt relief: 99.7 percent European.
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But now it's not an issue because I clicked with him on that level pretty fast.
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Dallas Stars (43-21-9, +25)—You went ahead and clicked that Seguin link, didn't you?
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The waving shade clicked a flashlight on and off, fake moonlight strobing a patch of dirt.
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"It instantly clicked for me that that was what I was better at doing," he said.
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Cameras clicked furiously, filling rolls of film and memory cards with more shots of the gator.
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Something in my mind clicked: I didn't want life to go on as it had been.
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Tourists gawked, cameras clicked, and more than 50,000 people have viewed the Facebook video so far.
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I quickly clicked on the diffuser and started to work on the rest of my head.
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Once that (eagle) happened on 18 I felt everything clicked and I just started flushing everything.
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None of them clicked with the Republican base, simply because ideology wasn't what motivated the base.
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And then, you watched something else—something you liked, and something clicked just the right way?
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And hungry for information, people clicked repeatedly on virus news stories shown by the social network.
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As Knicks rookie Allonzo Trier clicked through the photos on a reporter's laptop, his eyes softened.
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But something clicked — as if overnight, Mr. Smith said, he had memorized hundreds of chart numbers.
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For the next 60 seconds, as the photographers clicked away, Mr. Trump made happy small talk.
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Better yet, our outfits instantly clicked with the dynamic spirit of the space, glitter and all.
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"I was probably the last to know the bags had clicked," Lee told Business of Fashion.
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We met at the Yard, the dance residency center on Martha's Vineyard, and we just clicked.
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He added that about 90 percent of passengers clicked on "new releases" on seat-back screens.
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The tracks clicked by beneath us, this train an instrument not of empire, but of tourism.
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It was unclear how many people clicked on the videos and animated images known as GIFs.
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When Mr. Eichenwald clicked on the file, the strobe light triggered the seizure, his lawyer said.
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When I clicked select, the app asked me how many minutes I wanted to work out.
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Using my powers of investigative journalism, I clicked on KFC's Twitter page and confirmed it's true.
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Was it something about his beats that just clicked with you, or what about his style?
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"[Felder] was somebody that I really connected with and that I really clicked with," Lovato says.
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WrestleMania didn't have to be good for the weekend to be great, assuming everything else clicked.
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We were both like really new artists, in the Game sessions together, and we just clicked.
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I had spent roughly 90 minutes resisting Vice, wondering if it was secretly terrible, and then somewhere around that mark (roughly coinciding with the Iraq material, about 90 minutes into the movie's 132-minute running time), something just clicked for me and clicked for me hard.
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The team ran through various data points, like what percent of users clicked through a picture-link and then quickly clicked back (a bad sign), or whether there was a significant increase in the time until they made their first interaction with the results (also bad).
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It ran on Facebook for one day and wasn't clicked, but did appear in 11 users' newsfeeds.
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If a person clicked on the ad, went to the site, and bought a bottle of pills
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But, on the face of it, it would appear that something has clicked for the specialist striker.
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He did say that he and Jobs just "clicked," seeming almost embarrassed to use such a cliché.
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"Something clicked in me, and the click was transferred to the camera in my phone," he says.
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It all clicked because of Pixar's animation prowess and the voice talents of people like Owen Wilson.
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But it was the epic, unwinding six-minute opener "The Halfwit In Me" where things really clicked.
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What's more difficult is telling whether someone actually pressed play on an episode once they clicked through.
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Adi Robertson: While Haywire never clicked with me for some reason, I totally agree with you, Tasha.
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However, when people clicked on the link, they were directed to the voter registration page for Vote.
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Dr. Deming's concepts clicked with Japanese automakers, said Paul Williamsen, the strategic communication manager for Lexus International.
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McAuliffe was cracking jokes, same as always — and that's "when it all kind of clicked," Kettmann says.
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The performance studio was sealed by black curtains where Volkmar Kliën's atmospheric electronic score buzzed and clicked.
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These were real people, but not real likes — none of them clicked on the like button themselves.
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It'll first start blocking ads from redirecting visitors to another site when they haven't been clicked on.
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I regretted spending $25 on nipple covers as soon as I clicked the "place your order" button.
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For now, Facebook wants to help every Page adapt to the silent-until-clicked auto-play format.
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They're doing that based on what other people have looked at or clicked on in the past.
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According to Mellencamp Arroyave, it all clicked when she saw Vanderpump trying to shut down the conversation.
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"I saw a part that said DNA relatives, so I clicked on that," Tolson explained to Today.
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In fact, Facebook defines publishers by often they are clicked on by readers in a geographic area.
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More than half clicked on a mobile ad, and 35 percent purchased because of a mobile ad.
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Javier apparently signed up for AdWords, thinking he would make money when people clicked on his advertisement.
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According to the cybersercurity company SecureWorks, the link used in the Podesta email was clicked two times.
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Prosecutors said after users clicked on an attached file, the malware would get installed on the computer.
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He heard about SkyTrek through "friend of a friend," and clicked with Jamie the minute they met.
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In beta testing, Arkadium says that 17 percent of users who saw a factive clicked on it.
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We clicked open the analysis tab, which delivered the news: My pores are in the 97th percentile.
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Kimmy Schmidt's first season clicked because its characters had plenty to offer beyond their surface-level absurdity.
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In the case of the YouGov survey, who knows why so many people clicked "other/not sure"?
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If you clicked on that headline then it's safe to say you know what you're in for.
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Google is making it a lot easier to refer back to links you've clicked in previous searches.
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I don't know why I'm even writing something here because you have almost certainly clicked play already.
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But when he clicked on the account, he saw that it had already been banned by GitHub.
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I clicked on the Submit an Idea link in the menu, then the Jump to Form button.
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I clicked play, and quickly felt my nerves telling me that what I was watching wasn't right.
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And then I saw this tweet and everything just clicked for me: geese have serrated tongues pic.twitter.
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They're there to encourage the human operator to really think for a moment about what they've clicked.
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Files will display inline when clicked, making it easy for staff to view them on their phone.
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When a nearby fire engine opened its doors, and he was momentarily bathed in light, she clicked.
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When the suspect clicked the article, their computer was infected, allowing the FBI to track the suspect.
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Tonight was just one of those games where all three of us clicked most of the time.
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Belmont shot 33 percent in the competitive opening 23 minutes while Boston College clicked at 212 percent.
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So I clicked on it, and learned that BARBETS had been used exactly once before, in 1948.
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KELLY From the first moment I sat down with Billy Bob again, it just clicked right away.
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Note that I previously mentioned that I clicked on those listicles about celebrities who have killed people.
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"I just went online one day and clicked the 'Ordain Me' button," he explained before the ceremony.
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Halfway through the project I got to Future and Rocko's "Chosen One" and something clicked inside me.
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And then, almost like magic, Reed played him this beat, everything clicked, and "Cash Machine" was born.
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Then something clicked, and we said we like where this is going, but let's refine it now.
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I lounged, arched, and did yoga while his shutter clicked as fast as a rolling snare drum.
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GS: It took a while for it to click, but once it clicked it was crazy great.
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And as I got to know him, once we got to Toronto, it was like it clicked.
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He was often euphoric when he played with the group because his grooves so often clicked perfectly.
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After conducting a Google search for coronavirus information, he realized any links he clicked on wouldn't download.
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We are kinda kidding with that headline, but hey you clicked, and guess what we're speaking truth.
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"By the time I've clicked to bid on cattle, the auction is over," Wilfong told me recently.
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Within 24 hours, Ms. Barber-Just saw that nearly a thousand people had clicked on the article.
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Easy and comforting describe the five dishes NYT Cooking readers clicked most often in the last year.
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LOR's product was a set of algorithms that clicked in during a market downturn to limit losses.
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Brooke and Red, two people who clicked on Tuesday night, have since earned the couple hashtag #Bred.
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It got louder as the "laps to go" counter clicked down with every spin around the rink.
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"We clicked the first time we met," says Rachel, who gave Abasolo the coveted first impression rose.
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I clicked on the price and was redirected to JetBlue Vacations, which had the price at $1,306.
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This appears as a green button, and must be clicked within 24 hours of receiving the email.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas absent-mindedly clicked his retractable pen for about a minute before Republican Sen.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas absent-mindedly clicked his retractable pen for about a minute, before Iowa Sen.
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"I just clicked when I met him and first talked to him," Dench told NBC Nightly News.
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The computer asked him to confirm the choice and he clicked yes, according to the investigation's timeline.
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Ms. Whelan and Mr. Brooks met at the Fire Island Dance Festival in 2011, and immediately clicked.
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After she turned up, something clicked and the restaurant began to get attention around Paris and abroad.
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Yet Off Broadway renditions, such as "The Donkey Show" and "Here Lies Love," have clicked more successfully.
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If someone clicked anywhere on the site from anywhere in the world, the government wants to know.
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The victims, apparently users of an outdated Windows operating system, had clicked on files sent through email.
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Smith recently clicked on one for a free set of clip-on tool bags designed for mechanics.
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So, you clicked for a Starbucks happy hour story and got a little music review for free.
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This creates the impression that more people have clicked on these ads than is really the case.
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It's a little bewildering, but I clicked the Apple TV save and it carried everything over again.
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I don't remember the last time I clicked on a banner, pre-roll or mid-roll ad.
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When Maiberg clicked on the notification, he only saw a blank interface with a spinning loading wheel.
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I clicked on the cartoon woman on the gurney, who was being wheeled into a trauma bay.
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I clicked on a hashtag associated with the tool, #iCloudKeychain, to check out more tweets about it.
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Then in 2017, everything clicked—career highs in batting average, home runs, OPS, a legendary playoff moment.
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According to the Reddit post, if you've clicked "Allow" in the Google Docs prompt, you've been compromised.
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Some users who did have a registry clicked through to find that no items had actually been purchased.
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Clearly, the message was posted too early because the upgrade didn't come through when the link was clicked.
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In short, had anyone clicked the top link they would have sent their money into a black hole.
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When Podesta clicked the link and entered his password, he gave the hackers access to his email account.
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Hynes's work as Blood Orange first clicked with me on UK rockers Foals' 2012 installment in electronic label !
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News cameras clicked and flickered as Rivera hugged his sobbing mother, her cries ambient in the TV footage.
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It was like something clicked and I thought, 'I'm going to be known as an interactive street artist.
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"They became close after he was asked to take some private photographs and they "clicked from then on.
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After four years of abuse, it finally clicked inside of me that he wasn't ever going to stop.
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When users opened the attachment or clicked on the link, their infected computers became part of the botnet.
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According to Bitly's own statistics, that link, which has never been published, was clicked two times in March.
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She got on the phone with the head of the fund, Laurie Bertram Roberts, and they instantly clicked.
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They have met in person only twice at a resort in Florida, and apparently "clicked," sexually and otherwise.
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The blow clicked the talk button on his chest radio handset, delivering the roar back to the aircrew.
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I felt genuinely in tune with my emotions and my mental health and my life clicked into place.
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"It's really dumb luck that we met and clicked," she added, revealing that the couple met on Tinder.
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Over 2 million people have clicked in their attendance — but of course a vast majority are likely joking.
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Anyone who clicked that link could leave a message, without so much as a username attached to it.
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In addition, Mixmax allows users to easily track when emails are opened, which links people clicked and more.
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Uber's legal team argued that it was unclear if the former executive had even clicked on the link.
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We played the first result and then clicked the top video recommended by the platform's Up Next algorithm.
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And if, having clicked through, Google asked you to log in again, would you think something was wrong?
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It was so nice meeting them on the day, that was so lovely, and we really all clicked.
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Trending had previously contained keywords that would reveal headlines when clicked on or hovered over with a mouse.
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When Stefani headed back to The Voice as a judge last fall, the two clicked and began dating.
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But that long-drawn-out sentence is referring to the moment that C.R. clicked and ran a cheat.
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Have you ever clicked a Gizmodo post and wondered whether it was written by a 17-year-old?
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Those meetings apparently clicked on Thursday, with the FCC ruling that SpaceX could move forward with the project.
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Kalanick said he didn't remember if he had clicked on the link but said he probably would have.
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I access my cousin's profile on my account, clicked on Settings and scrolled down to her Viewing Activity.
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Drawing and illustrating just clicked with him from the beginning, but he also loved telling stories with words.
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Another 2013 study found that emergency room doctors clicked a mouse 4,000 times during a 10-hour shift.
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But I think what really clicked for my parents was me going to the Bahamas with Benefit Cosmetics.
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Maybe you clicked a link from Twitter or Facebook and presto, this article popped up on your screen.
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I prayed that my family and friends would be OK. Then I pulled the trigger, and it clicked.
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Once clicked, the link pulled data from within the iMessage application and exported it to an outside source.
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When you tap on the emoji in the bar, the typed word is replaced with the clicked emoji.
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Lawyer Jacqueline Schaap said De Mol's reputation suffered damage when people clicked on the ads and were defrauded.
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And it immediately clicked, like that was Bruce dressed up, and that's what my dad would always say.
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When Ranjan clicked on her profile, she saw that the two had been to the wildlife park together.
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These new ad units, when clicked, will take players directly into the game where they can begin playing.
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I clicked 'Friends' on her page and lo and behold, all of the youth of Hollywood was there.
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The Chargers' initial score arrived when Rivers clicked with tight end Hunter Henry on a 20-yard reception.
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Something finally clicked in my head, and I knew that it had nothing to do with my son.
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I clicked "conversion" and made a campaign to promote subscriptions to the COVER/LINE newsletter I co-write.
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Once I clicked play, I was welcomed by the sounds of ocean waves and a calming, female voice.
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And a city in northeast Ohio clicked Bob Costas quiet and went searching for something that would numb.
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Simply put, they clicked, so much so that Reagan chose Mulroney to deliver a eulogy at his funeral.
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Cross Sell lets you individually curate which goods are displayed to customers who have clicked on other products.
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By June, 20 staff members for the campaign had clicked on the short links sent by Russian spies.
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Then Lindy told me about Weddington Way, and assuaged my fears the minute I clicked on its site.
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"Selena and I were in the same group and we just clicked," Raisa told Latina magazine in 2013.
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Maybe you clicked on the link to avoid doing something you really should be getting done right now.
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The man clicked his flashlight twice, illuminating a hole in the earth, upright, six feet high or so.
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RyAnne Fultz, who suffers from a type of epilepsy that is triggered by patterns, clicked the wrong link.
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Columbia University found that nearly 60 percent of all social media posts are shared without being clicked on.
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I couldn't figure it out at first glance — but once they opened the car door, it all clicked.
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If you clicked that link right now, it'd send you to some clunky, likely non-phone-optimized website.
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When I clicked on "Link an External Account" a dialog box popped up that showed several popular banks.
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For example, a retailer can email people products similar to ones they clicked on in a previous email.
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Elliot was too cold, standoffish and unlikable, Mr. Esmail concluded, and that was why no audition had clicked.
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The story involved him painting, but also occasionally working as a courtroom sketch artist, and suddenly it clicked.
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What teenagers see on Pornhub depends partly on algorithms and the clips they've clicked on in the past.
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He tossed sand at them, clicked porcelain fingers, forced them into a sleep from which they couldn't awaken.
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Plus, when you clicked on a user's account or a hashtag, it took you out of the feed.
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Cookies allow companies to monitor which websites people visit and what ads they have viewed or clicked on.
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I clicked on the Citizen app, which showed that the altercation had already been reported to the police.
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DAYTON, Ohio — Dr. Randy Marriott clicked open the daily report he gets on drug overdoses in the county.
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Things finally clicked for me last fall on a trip to San Diego to celebrate Kristen's 40th birthday.
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Some businesses, like clothing retailer Reformation, have continued to send me emails weeks after I first clicked Unsubscribe.
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Hours before the storm hit, J.J. clicked open a beer and sang me his version of Bonnie Raitt.
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I clicked through galleries of post-op women who decorated their surgery scars with henna and floral tattoos.
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Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican, absent-mindedly clicked his retractable pen for about a minute, before GOP Sen.
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When he clicked, he blanched: Thousands of his photos were laid out on the open web for free.
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In many cases, the employer will pick the person they clicked with or got along with the most.
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On the day college decisions went live online, I squeezed my eyes shut and clicked on the link.
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" Lowe gave a quizzical look, took the message for a joke and clicked on another message: "Congratulations Chaunte.
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Forty percent have clicked on a malicious link in a "phishing" attack email scam, the Google study found.
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The new Fab Five -- Antoni Porowski,Bobby Berk, Karamo Brown, Jonathan Van Ness and Tan France -- also clicked.
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Yet as many as 313 percent of them clicked on the hackers' phishing links, the AP analysis indicates.
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Devlin clicked the mouse and showed me how the structures would move, both revealing and containing the tension.
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YouTube&aposs creator studio shows the percentage of viewers who saw the thumbnail and clicked on the video.
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I clicked the "i" button in the lower left hand corner, which opened a small password-creation window.
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The event quickly went viral; within days, hundreds of thousands of people had clicked the page's "Going" button.
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But it also includes less obvious things like those ads you've clicked on and all your old messages.
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Stelter cataloged her missteps: Lauer didn't laugh at her jokes; she stepped on Lauer's toes; they never clicked.
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I cannot imagine its stalker rage if I had clicked "Never" allow the app to track my location.
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Forty minutes later, they were told it was all a mistake, and that an employee clicked the wrong button.
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She measured the noise level both when the dryer clicked on and while there were hands in the stream.
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I clicked "Autofill" and wham: 44 songs—3 hours, 49 minutes of music—zapped life back into my shuffle.
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It was at that moment that something clicked in my mind that I didn't want to do this anymore.
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We leaned in close as I stretched out my arm and clicked a few frames on my iPhone 6S.
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Let's get down to why you really clicked on this article—our list of best models for pet owners.
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I don't think the team has clicked on all cylinders in every aspect of our lineup and pitching staff.
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" I clicked in only to find Re/Done's restock of "The Ass Rip," accompanied by the header, "Bold Move.
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But last year something clicked, and I thought to myself, I only have three more years until I'm 30.
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Their losses involve lost potential revenue or the lack of people who clicked on an ad and bought something.
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The president never quite clicked with Mr. McAleenan, who previously served as the head of Customs and Border Protection.
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I'm willing to take a chance and assume that since you clicked into this post, you probably do too.
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The little detail that really clicked for me is when Alfie Allen has that single sort of eye twitch.
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It was about a group of fully-developed characters interacting with each other in a way that just clicked.
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Either way, the ads were clicked on, liked, and shared, reaching untold numbers of unsuspecting readers in the process.
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I clicked on the one I wanted to view, and was immediately watching the show that was currently running.
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Seriously, I clicked through more than 50 pages of Amazon cases to compile the cutest and most fashionable available.
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Getty's first ride was actually with another instructor, Jess King; but once she took Jenn Sherman's class, something clicked.
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I clicked into my own skis and scooted up to a double chair called Livada, or "meadow" in Serbian.
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And then it just kind of clicked for me: like, being brown and being a woman and Chicana feminism.
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A few years ago, I searched for some videos and one thumbnail looked nice, so I clicked on it.
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When users clicked on the Google Doc link, they were sent to a page that actually goes to Google.com.
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Turn the Voice & Audio Activity toggle switch to off, and after you've clicked through the confirmation dialog, you're set.
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There, Piquet Jr. clicked off about 450 kilometers (or roughly 100 laps) of driving across two days of testing.
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I played a successful TV chef who clicked with my wife's character, an ambitious young politician, at a party.
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Security meltdowns on your smartphone are often self-inflicted: You clicked the wrong link, or installed the wrong app.
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That's when it clicked in my head that he had been grooming me to become one of his pets.
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I can't tell you how many people clicked on this post, but please know that it was a lot.
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When she stepped back, Link could read the words: Chloe clicked the top back on the Sharpie with triumph.
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Once you've clicked, however, rest easy knowing that the majority of your digital fingerprint has been erased from Facebook.
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The lead actor wasn't supposed to be British, but when Chris Geere auditioned, it immediately clicked and felt right.
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When clicked, you're taken to a revamped inbox that looks like what you'd see if you had visited Messenger.
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And as a connoisseur of snacking it sort of just clicked, where 'I should make something that resembles food.
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When you clicked to open the document, you'd be taken to an innocent-looking web page hosted by Google.
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Once clicked on, it will expand to show a user how the post has been tailored specifically to them.
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Wow: Columbia University found that nearly 60 percent of all social media posts are shared without being clicked on.
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There, the President sat on one side, his hands deferentially placed on his lap, while cameras clicked and flashed.
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If you clicked in far enough, the app got permission to read your emails and email all your contacts.
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A few hours into The Frozen Wilds, last year's winter-themed expansion for Horizon: Zero Dawn, everything clicked again.
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Time and again, YouTube has helped me understand concepts, offering numerous different explanations till I found one that clicked.
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When the shoppers clicked through and entered account details, scammers gained access to victims' accounts and placed fraudulent orders.
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The plaintiffs in the case argued that Facebook inappropriately sent its data to marketers when they clicked on ads.
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His fingers clicked in a blur as he placed angled steps, upside-down, to mimic the Arc's beveled top.
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The idea of the red bees somehow clicked with readers, and scores of news outlets picked the story up.
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In total, more than 140 people clicked on the link that led to iOS spyware, according to the report.
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It opened in June of '98, and it lost money every single week until November, and then it clicked.
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Let's get down to why you really clicked on this article — a list of best models for pet owners.
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If the user tapped or clicked somewhere on the site during the browser session the video will be enabled.
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"We have the same morals and the same values, that all clicked nicely," Stamos told People at the time.
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But Dyson said when he made comparisons and analogies to Game of Thrones, it immediately clicked for his students.
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The idea behind it, presented in a lecture by Berkeley-based clinical psychologist Susana Bustos, immediately clicked with Godasi.
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Below, you'll find the much better work from the GIF artists you clicked on this link to see. Enjoy!
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"Royals" clicked with its audience and everything around it seemed to be able to turn it into a hit.
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The tweet went viral, and more than 2.5 million people clicked on the link, according to the bitly data.
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As we talked about it more, he seemed almost relieved, like something finally clicked that hadn't quite made sense.
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I logged on to the computer and clicked on the patient's chart, scanning the notes that tracked his decline.
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So it immediately clicked with you, this is a giant story, and this compared to Delphi or Prodigy. Everything.
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Once people clicked on the spoofed domain and provided their log-ins, they were rerouted to the original network.
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I do know that I got pretty lucky, finding spans that clicked with each other within a few tries.
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I can't remember exactly how things clicked into Candace transcribing her own transgressions and the foibles of her friends.
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While waiting for the ambulance to arrive, for some strange reason I clicked on "Learning to Fly" on YouTube.
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Sure, I easily could have clicked onto the invaluable Baseball Reference site and found what I wanted to know.
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Samuel clicked and bought a black shirt with the S.R. Studio logo printed upside down, for four hundred dollars.
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She clicked on the attached link and was brought to a Twitter account bearing her name and several pictures.
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For example, one product focuses on searches that people are making, including keywords used and results that were clicked.
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He had just clicked on a tweet from former President Obama, announcing his list of favorite books from 2019.
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Yesterday, a photo story from the Westminster Dog Show was, not surprisingly, the most-clicked article in the briefing.
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" Then, on his computer, he clicked on a headline: "Trump Claims America Should Never Have Given Canada Its Independence.
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He would bring along his marionette when he went to perform as a drummer, and one day it clicked.
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"I clicked on it and instantly knew that I had been had," the retired Air Force major general said.
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Whenever a reader clicked on Chase's icon on the page and ordered a card, Adeney got a hundred dollars.
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As Seeger and I spoke, I idly clicked different hats on the figures and clipped props into their hands.
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Dating IRL and leaving everything to fate clearly hasn't been working either, or you wouldn't have clicked on this.
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I clicked on Track My Package a dozen times in the next few hours, then again the following morning.
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" Momentarily puzzled by an entry labelled "Lacking," I clicked the drop-down menu to see "Eye, Limb, Tooth, Teeth.
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And sometimes, if it's an understandable error (you clicked on model A2425A rather than model A2425B), they'll make allowances.
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As a prologue, I typed the words "Cam Newton" and "hits" into Google, clicked and let the videos roll.
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Despite never having clicked the command to woo-hoo for a baby or trying to get pregnant at all.
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He connected Ms. Sanchez with Drake, and the two "clicked," she said; she's been his image director since August.
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Reporters clamored, cameras clicked and video was taken as a little girl ate a clementine on her mother's lap.
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"Our minds kind of clicked right off the bat, just in pickup and short practices we had," Baker said.
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Meantime, I hope its humans + robot team gets better at picking trending stories for me, because right now they seem to rely on a feedback loop that overindexes whatever I clicked on last: I may have clicked on a story about "Saturday Night Live" last week, but I don't care about it today.
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Secondly, only the website where the ad was clicked will be allowed to measure ad clicks, cutting out third-parties.
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He clicked on a pocket flashlight and stretched a plastic Slinky in front of my then-two-year-old's face.
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The email he clicked on looked like a real LinkedIn connection request — but actually came from a fake domain, lnked.com.
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Users could ignore the feature, but some apparently clicked in error on the special button instead of the usual button.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)On Wednesday afternoon, I clicked on a picture of a woman on a website called Deepnude.com.
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But he had clicked "like" on the story about Black Lives Matter, and he was friends with Nuñez on Facebook.
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If a user clicked the gray box, they would be taken to the full article about the US terror attack.
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When the cameras on the inside all clicked in unison, I couldn't help but notice the shutters sounded awfully familiar.
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I clicked the unlock button from a website and the hood of the robot popped open to reveal my dinner.
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But then something just clicked and it was perfect because Brian and Jeff (Molyneaux, co-producer) are like my brothers.
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Once clicked, the software exploited a trio of previously disclosed iOS vulnerabilities to silently install itself on the target device.
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When a callback button is clicked, it generates an HTTP call to a registered webhook that triggers a predefined action.
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He was preparing for a return to his life in Santa Fe, N.M., when they clicked into each other's lives.
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A Fortnite security bug let attackers access user accounts after they clicked a suspicious link that was sent to them.
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The new Share Chrome extension can be clicked from your Chrome's browser bar to open a News Feed story composer.
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Once you've clicked through the typical setup process, a light and basic set of widgets will appear on your desktop.
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When I clicked purchase, it just loaded and loaded and loaded … and loaded … and finally said there was an error.
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When I clicked that, my scrawl converted into a list and I was able to drag and drop to reorder.
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On December 15 of last year, Newsweek reporter Kurt Eichenwald (pictured above), who suffers from epilepsy, clicked on a tweet.
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A friend of the star told PEOPLE that the pair likely clicked due to similarities between McLoughlin and Lambert's father.
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We assume that if you clicked on a story about Barack Obama playing Santa Claus, you are prepared to cry.
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According to a recent study by Columbia University, 59% of links shared on social media are never actually clicked on.
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Then suddenly something clicked for him and he saw a way to put blockchain and cryptocurrencies to work in Salesforce.
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When subjects were addressed by name, 56% of them clicked on the email phishing scam, while 38% Facebook users did.
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We don't know how many of those 122 election officials clicked on the malicious link and had their computers compromised.
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In 2016, another bug could crash any iPhone or the Safari browser if a user clicked the URL for CrashSafari.com.
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Something has clicked into place to marry her aesthetic with the moment, because she really doesn't seem to have changed.
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Of course once it kind of clicked and I saw what this machine was capable of, I was totally hooked.
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Researchers say they were able to use this to see what profiles users had viewed and which pictures they'd clicked.
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The page wouldn't even prompt you for your password, but instead listed all your Google accounts ready to be clicked.
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And when everything clicked, the Thunder were not just a formidable team but one that looked more or less unbeatable.
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We just clicked and I couldn't stop wanting to see him because he was so much fun to hangout with.
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I had forgotten about the song entirely when I clicked, and was overcome with internet nostalgia for a better time.
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After some back and forth, Grant sent the suspect a fake article which, when clicked, grabbed his real IP address.
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About 61m users were presented with an "I voted" button and shown pictures of friends who had clicked on it.
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One of the adverts had been clicked over 25,000 times, judging by the Google analytics data of its shortened URL.
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So had I. When I was making games, something clicked and I decided to make a game with that concept.
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Since the link went live June 1, OHSU providers have clicked nearly 14,5003 times, said Dana Zive, the registry's director.
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But this summer, Argentina's path to a title has clicked into sharp focus, especially with Brazil and Uruguay already eliminated.
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I figured it was some marketing ploy, but being curious, I clicked on it anyway and watched the first video.
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I clicked on one that had a thumbnail shot of a key fob like mine, with two hands holding it.
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By the third time Jeff and Sharee smoked themselves through a time wormhole and/or Windows 95 screensaver, it clicked.
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The site will now surface comments in-line, meaning they'll appear right below article when the comments icon is clicked.
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Nelesen, who describes herself as a "staunch Hillary supporter," told ProPublica she clicked on an "unbelievable" link about the election.
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At 11 or so, he said, he clicked on a banner ad by mistake and found an image depicting rape.
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When clicked, guests are taken to a landing page that shows the host's playlist and invites them to join in.
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It also began to prefetch stories by downloading mobile content before links were clicked, when it identifying slower connection speeds.
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Since you clicked on this post, you probably already have an idea of what sets Chromebooks apart from traditional laptops.
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That leaves open the possibility that people may have clicked on phishing links several days after they received an email.
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Later in the day, he told me about his favorite verse, Matthew 11:28, and his worldview clicked into place.
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The county does not know the source of the email and was unable to say who clicked on the link.
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The demonstration video showed a cube floating inside a VR app that can be clicked to activate a digital ad.
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According to data from Buzzfeed, the most popular cat posts get almost quadruple the traffic of the most-clicked dogs.
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But when he clicked on Dillon's profile and saw a GoFundMe link in his bio, he took a different approach.
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When we came up with 'Feeling Hip,' it just clicked, and our T-shirts were on the NBC Nightly News.
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But before I clicked "Proceed to checkout" I was hit with a sobering thought: Could coronavirus cling to these boxes?
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Netflix is CONVINCED I will like this show and I've nearly clicked on it dozens of times thinking its Vikings.
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The vibe there quickly grew on me, though—and pretty soon my group of friends really clicked with another group.
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And it just kind of clicked that these are the guys I'd want on my unofficial governor's expense review board.
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Kenneth Biby, the property manager at Natalie Gubb Commons, clicked a button, sending the lottery numbers to a randomizing website.
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And the noise polluting your ears is coming from an ad preceding a video you had never clicked to watch.
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But Stephens has clicked into a much higher gear since they last played, in the semifinals in Cincinnati last year.
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By the end of the second act, something clicked into place and her characteristic gift for indelible detail had returned.
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The researchers said that the links, if clicked, were designed to silently install NSO's Pegasus spyware on the targets' phones.
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He clicked his mouse, manipulating a digital lever on the screen, and "Dio's" eye suddenly, eerily shifted to the left.
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Over two hours, a dozen presenters clicked through slides extolling the virtues, idiosyncrasies and dating criteria of their best friends.
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But when misinformation could not be denied and Congress came calling, he clicked back into apologize-and-move-on mode.
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I can only surmise I clicked on some technology-related content in my Facebook feed, either intentionally or by accident.
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I returned to the U.K. and did my masters at the Canterbury School of Architecture and something kind of clicked.
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But when Simrill clicked to reply, the email address that popped up was one he had never seen Barron use.
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At 113 hours and 55 seconds, Sakinyan defeated the game's final boss, walked over to their timer, and clicked stop.
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Delphine gave her videos racy titles and her fans clicked, only to find humorous takes on the topics she described.
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REUTERS - Alia Bhatt's two earlier releases in 2016 clicked at the box office and won her accolades for her performance.
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Garner says that the pair immediately clicked, quickly finishing each other&aposs sentences when discussing technology opportunities at the company.
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I am not 100 percent certain what I thought would happen once people clicked, but that did not concern me.
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I finally clicked on the reading in my monitor's dashboard I had been paying the least attention to: air pressure.
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If you're sick of seeing the same ad for those shoes you clicked on weeks ago, try a privacy browser.
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That's when it clicked in my head that he had been grooming me to become one of his pets, too.
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We'd never played together as a band before, and after two weeks it kind of clicked in, then we stopped.
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When a target clicked on an attachment or link in the email, the hackers gained access to the target's computer.
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When people using Gmail clicked what they thought was simply the "Send+Archive" button, several unintentional e-missives went out.
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"You don't have that often with people, but we just, like, clicked," said Bencic, who watched the match in Mladenovic's box.
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Fans who clicked "Accept" on the AirDrop request had 60 minutes to pick up the free kicks from a nearby location.
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This makes moving through search results quicker, and can even help expose you to results you may not have otherwise clicked.
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If victims clicked through and granted seemingly innocuous permissions, they exposed their entire Gmail account to whoever was behind the scam.
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"This... this is going to change everything," you said, fumbling for your debit card as you clicked over to Apple's website.
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I performed her executive functions for her: I reached over her left shoulder, grabbed the seatbelt, and clicked it into place.
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But once I clicked on that foreign content, Netflix stopped my activity and asked to me to turn off my VPN.
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In previous Mass Effects, solar system-hopping was nearly instantaneous, planets spilling their secrets as soon as you clicked on them.
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It's unclear whether or not Wood clicked on the story and read that Affleck said this when he was only 24.
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But once I entered the workforce and started spending a lot of time online, it was like a lightbulb clicked on.
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Recent Ad Activity appears to show the past three months or so of ads you clicked, liked, commented on or shared.
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Like the Beats X, the backs of the Byron BTs are magnetized and can be clicked together for a tidier look.
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And everything has clicked with Steve," said a source, adding that Kazee, 43, is "very supportive of her as a mom.
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"I think we clicked blades entering the spin, and it's really impossible to spin with that kind of friction," says Bates.
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She clicked on the profile to read more, and soon realized that Michael was in fact her longtime buddy Mr. Balkin.
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He clicked the link and gave it his Gmail password, allowing the hackers to download years of his correspondence with Clinton.
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Rodrigues said that several people have clicked the "buy it now" button, but had no intention of actually purchasing the item.
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Clicked it, found it was some guy looking for that 'naughty police woman' that he hooked up with at that party.
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And since the "visit" site button is now the most visible button, that's probably what'll end up getting clicked the most.
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Facebook still appears within the "Apps" section via the web, with the button "Login to Facebook" seemingly waiting to be clicked.
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The North Korean hackers reportedly sent texts to South Korean officials containing a link that would activate a virus if clicked.
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Rogen said that because of how well they clicked on set, he didn't expect Heigl to speak negatively about the film.
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" Crack Pie still shows up on Google searches, but once the link is clicked, Milk Bar's website says "Milk Bar Pie.
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I am now guilty of extending the life cycle because this is my job, but you're also guilty because you clicked.
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Teller explained to PEOPLE in October 2017 that he and Sperry "just clicked" after meeting at a 2013 Grammy after party.
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In a post on Tuesday night, Google defended itself, reminding users of exactly what the permissions they clicked through looked like.
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I knew the day it really clicked for her when she looked at me and said, 'This is bigger than me.
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Most people know the backdrop: While announcing executive orders Tuesday to strengthen gun control laws, Obama halted as the cameras clicked.
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We saw R.E.M. dozens of times, seeking the precious peak moments when something clicked during the concert and it became spiritually
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And there was the ingenious mechanism that rotated the battery contact, scraping away corrosion whenever the user clicked the power button.
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To test out the attacks, the group created a disposable Google account and then clicked through one of the phishing emails.
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TheBridge now includes open job listings in both industries, which Corley says are the most clicked-on parts of the newsletter.
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This time, unfortunately, Mansoor clicked on the attachment in the email and got infected, giving hackers access to his email account.
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For example, when you typically see a link you've already clicked in Google, the blue color link color changes to purple.
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" After getting pitched so many piecemeal enterprise solutions, it suddenly clicked for Hamid why customers would want "one stop for everything.
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I've read articles about him, I've clicked on the links in those articles, and I've followed a lot of Twitter threads.
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"I went to a speed dating thing, and I really clicked with a few of the women," I'll say over dinner.
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The same combination clicked in the fifth as Gonzalez singled, and Marisnick went deep again, giving Houston a 10-2 lead.
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I clicked to see all the mentions of me, then quickly refreshed my newsfeed, clearing out those mentions for all time.
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Despite the aide also writing that Podesta should change his password "immediately," Podesta clicked on the link, compromising his email system.
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I clicked open an image of my brother, seated in his living room, in handcuffs and an olive-green prison uniform.
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The ads, when clicked, link to a YouTube ad called "The Price," which attacks the GOP's latest attempt to repeal ObamaCare.
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Then he clicked the lighter and I was pulling as he had pulled, not too hard, not too soft, just right.
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By then she was returning to the dating pool and had met a few men on Tinder, though nothing had clicked.
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To make matters worse, I accidentally clicked 'snooze' instead of 'dismiss,' so the reminder popped up again a few minutes later.
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I clicked restart because my failures were a moment to reflect, and I was ready to head back into the fire.
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"I reported it as soon as I realized what I had clicked on," Jared Holt, a reporter on extremism, tweeted Tuesday.
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Then he clicked on the algorithm behind the visuals: a torrent of incomprehensible digits in the simple typeface of Linux code.
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Maybe because things never quite clicked with the whole viral marketing thing, publicity efforts seem to have taken a sharp right.
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Then something clicked on the final day, including four consecutive birdies on the final nine that pushed him to the front.
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That's the night when I really clicked with their drummer, Harley Flanagan, whom I had briefly met previously at a show.
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The two instantly clicked over their shared experiences, which Bedingfield says alerted him to the benefits of socializing and going outside.
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Our recipes are one of our most clicked things on our site and they're out, of course, all over the internet.
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Later, at the wheel, I had a breakthrough; because I had absorbed the online potters' tricks, centering had clicked for me.
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Teller explained to PEOPLE in October 2017 that he and Sperry "just clicked" after meeting at a 2013 Grammy after party.
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Mr. Canty suggested they give Mr. Pirog a shot; the trio began jamming at Mr. Canty's rehearsal space, and clicked immediately.
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When I clicked, I heard a short recording of a room with a football game playing on television in the background.
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Netflix posted the "Nailed It!" holiday special this weekend, and let me tell you, I have never clicked on anything faster.
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Digital ads are cheaper and carry metrics showing how many people clicked, how long they watched and how many people shared.
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Some ads they encounter would no longer be personalized to their interests, and if clicked on less, could cut industry spending.
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In Nicholas Kristof's article My Worst Columns he writes about his least "clicked on" pieces for the New York Times website.
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Anyone who clicked on this article because they want to replace their beginner's juicer will be psyched on this Omega deal.
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I clicked again, my screen filled with two blue eyes and a neat row of teeth, freckles, red tie, black suit.
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When I asked him if he was afraid of dying in the Ténéré, he shook his head and clicked his tongue.
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Recipients who clicked on the links were prompted to give the sender access to their Google contact lists and Google Drive.
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Philadelphia tied the score 7-7 on its second possession when Wentz clicked with Celek on a 5-yard scoring pass.
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A LinkedIn reader, Varun Paul, asks what you did to make sure you clicked with the Rockets as quickly as possible.
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Even sites I opened through Twitter or links I clicked on through a text message were recorded in the Ads folder.
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According to a new report from PitchBook, only 17 U.S. companies have clicked over to unicorn status so far this year.
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Some people include Linktree links in their Instagram bios, which, if clicked, bring users to a custom page with multiple links.
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On the morning of the 15th, he awoke early, opened Twitter, and clicked a link to a video interview from CNN.
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That data it collected included what people searched for and clicked on, from LinkedIn pages to PornHub searches to Amazon purchases.
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His sole desire on earth was to know what I wanted, and I could sense his satisfaction the second it clicked.
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The owners of Facebook Pages were especially posting more content because they received financial benefits when people clicked on their content.
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His national security adviser, H.R. McMaster -- who's never clicked with Trump -- remains in his post as finding a replacement proves difficult.
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MTM's on-air mascot was a meowing kitten, whose image evoked, and gently satirized, MGM's roaring lion, and the branding clicked.
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I clicked again, my screen filed with two blue eyes and a neat row of teeth, freckles, red tie, black suit.
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She and Jackson met some years back at an Idaho writers conference after Jackson had written "Sacred Hoops," and they clicked.
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I clicked on the ad to discover Occupy White Walls, a game launched late last fall by indie development company StikiPixels.
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When that is clicked, a user needs to enter their full email address or linked phone number to reset their password.
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"We clicked a little," says Urbina of the mentor twice his age who had been tasked with befriending the troubled adolescent.
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"When I clicked on the offer, it did not give an option for picking [whether] to support or not," McCollum said.
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Where he didn't like the angle on a turn, he clicked on the rails, and pulled them in the desired direction.
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Over the past few months, the house has attracted plenty of interest online: It was the second most-clicked home on Realtor.
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I clicked through a few times to clear the stink lines out and provide Eggbert with treats until he refused to eat.
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Instead of a physical click, trackpads generate haptic feedback to trick your mind into thinking that you actually clicked on the surface.
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