A couple of friends were talking about combing the wreckage for survivors, and a couple of other friends were talking about combing the wreckage for food.
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Then she began combing through the thousands of other names.
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We'll be combing Ashley and Nico's Instagram accounts for clues.
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Authorities are still combing through videos taken in the area.
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"I was combing her hair and holding her hand," Mrs.
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Authorities are still combing Berreth's house for clues, May said.
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Can you use science to describe the act of combing?
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Search parties from multiple nations are currently combing the area.
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Investigators are combing through mounds of evidence in Austin, Tex.
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Try thinking of your young daughter combing her hair out.
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He worked at night, combing through documents page by page.
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Inside, crime scene investigators could be seen combing for evidence.
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It makes sense that combing through tax returns is so popular.
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After seizing the devices, investigators have been combing them for information.
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Our Washington bureau spent the day combing through its 448 pages.
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Combing through her mother's writing has at times felt painfully intimate.
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I've seen worse on you, Tiny said, combing out the coils.
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"We're playing with it, combing its hair, brushing its teeth," he said.
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Not to mention all the hours spent combing through microfilm (and microfiche).
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Mulvaney told the newspaper he is "combing through" those draft lawsuits now.
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Crews are still combing properties looking for the remains of missing residents.
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I spent so much time combing the beach and looking in trees.
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Rescue workers on Sunday continued combing through the muddy aftermath in Mocoa.
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After combing through the patent, we still have a few burning questions.
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My uncle's babymother had seen me combing my afro on the bus.
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She sprayed Beatrice's hair with water, gently, and started combing and snipping.
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"I was combing her hair and holding her hand," Bush told Today.
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But crews were still combing the debris, searching for signs of life.
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The commission is combing through more than 22019,000 comments on the rule.
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Shashi stays home, combing her sister's hair and forcing her to bathe.
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Schuette said his investigation will continue as they keep combing through evidence.
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He spent the next two years combing the country to find out.
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To create this list, I spent hours combing through reviews and suggestions.
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But there was Reem, combing out the fleas from the cats again.
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She stares deeply into it, combing her hair and eating an apple.
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Now, forensic teams are combing through the charred rubble, searching for victims' remains.
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But combing Cantor's meticulous archives, the curators unearthed paintings they didn't know existed.
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It&aposs like a lot easier than you know combing through healthcare policy.
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Marines were combing the beaches on foot, and others were on personal watercraft.
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While combing through the plane wreckage, Itoh found something else: a blackened canteen.
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Investigators are currently combing through a 120,000 square-kilometer area west of Australia.
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General manager Jaime Cohenca led the search, combing through applications and Twitch streams.
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Officials spent the early morning combing through the bus and removing the victims.
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Combing through this index can turn up some good stock buys, say experts.
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Now, dozens of law enforcement agents are combing the region for the escapee.
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For the record, Feder is optimistic — and still combing through the Hollywood archives.
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Police, with the help of helicopters and rescue boats, are combing the area.
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Mina said police are combing through Loibl's phone and computer for more information.
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" Why it matters: "Investors combing through fund holdings could easily miss these positions.
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The army and pro-government militias are still combing parts of east Aleppo.
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Feeding her puréed fruits with a little spoon, combing her eight remaining hairs.
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"A patrol is currently combing the area looking for the attackers," Sangare said.
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Hair-combing experiment results are useful for more than just overcoming bedhead, though.
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Even just brushing her teeth or combing her hair could set her off.
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Researchers found a number of other disturbing patterns by combing through the database.
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Now, a search engine makes combing through leaky AWS datasets that much easier.
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Whatever the origin story, Ms. Horowitz began combing from her home in 1997.
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She tried combing out at home but wanted to be sure it worked.
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The character Kookie was famous for combing his impressive locks with a comb.
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It is also combing China's provinces for more beefy talent like Mr. Wang.
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The process involves painstakingly combing through graphic details of the shooting in court.
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Canadian planning for the meeting went beyond combing the archives for a flattering photo.
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Another shared a photo of a little boy excitedly combing an elderly woman's hair.
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They said that security forces were combing the area for more gunmen and explosives.
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You'd be forgiven if you've had some trouble combing through Samsung's laptop product page.
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Go gently, and don't be tempted to keep combing for the sake of it.
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Thousands of people were combing the area, looking for any sign of the girl.
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Police in Minnesota want to solve a crime by combing through Google search history.
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After combing through every current holiday shoe collection, we rounded up the worthiest contestants.
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I love combing through my great grandmother's recipes and finding family recipes to recreate.
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If your answer is a resounding yes, then it's time to start combing them.
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Step 1: Unravel your twists, lightly combing out the front with an Afro pick.
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"We began combing the area and slowly found members of the group," he said.
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They spend a lot of time combing the Alley for the next big thing.
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Researchers are still combing through the files to see what's fresh and what isn't.
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She began combing the store for the offending employees, and soon encountered Mr. Brown.
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Police said they are also combing through hours of footage from 47 hotel cameras.
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But at night he wandered through the house, combing through closets, drawers and cupboards.
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Combing other records to flesh out a narrative can run to many times that.
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Investigators were still combing through Mr. Paddock's background and searching his home on Monday.
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I imagine in heaven there is someone combing your hair and scratching your scalp.
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Space sleuths immediately began combing through the data for signs of Vikram's final destination.
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Now industrial harvesters rode over the drained bogs, combing the earth into even geometries.
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Investigators combing the scene for evidence were spotted taking pictures of graffiti, Sky News reported.
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Teams have been combing the mountainside looking for fissure that might lead to such shafts.
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There are few things more nostalgic — and often, wildly grotesque — than combing through dated recipes.
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I find combing through the aisles and shelves looking for treasures to be incredibly soothing.
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So, does this bargain-centric approach to combing the racks sound like your shopping M.O.?
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If he throws it out the window, I&aposm sure investigators are combing that place.
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Inspired by ketamine, scientists are combing through these substances and testing their effectiveness on depression.
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Analysts will be combing through the details for indications on where the sector is heading.
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The accident remains under investigation, and the military was still combing the Gulf on Monday.
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Spears says the investigation is ongoing and police are still combing through the twin's computers.
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Patients are also overwhelmed at the prospect of combing through mountains of clinical trial research.
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Well, we here at Vox have been combing through the report to answer those questions.
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From the looks of "Tailspin," he really spent the next two years combing his backlist.
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It also prevents Congressional appropriators from combing through the budget and making important spending decisions.
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"The Turkish troops are now combing Nairab town after the Syrian forces had pulled away".
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Press photos showed emergency workers combing through a wide field of smoldering wreckage outside Tehran.
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Mr. Bryant began combing drugstore aisles for ring pops to regularly present to Ms. Weeks.
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We are currently combing through the report and will write up a full explainer shortly.
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It's clear when combing through these comments that park lovers were split on the increases.
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Once inside, they beelined it for the pharmacy and spent several hours combing through records.
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Oliver does a good job combing through the details, so make sure to watch above.
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"I found the first bump four years ago when I was combing my hair," Brandon says.
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Defensively, Simmons is an already intimidating shot-blocker, combing athleticism with an innate sense of timing.
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Officials across the area are combing through their files searching for similar deaths, specifically elderly women.
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Investigators combing the property earlier this year found seven sets of remains stuffed in garden planters.
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Ever since, people online have been combing through old photos of Butina posing with American politicians.
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Before then, senators and their aides are combing over documents he has provided to the committee.
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It's the office combing through the financial holdings of Trump's Cabinet nominees to look for problems.
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No more combing through department store racks of boxy, outdated suits in various shades of mushroom.
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On Sunday, searchers were combing through an area of Duval County, adjacent to St. John's County.
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MACCALLUM: And obviously, this is heating up and they were basically combing through his apartment complex.
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Now, Credit Karma's Unclaimed Funds tool streamlines the process by combing through state databases for you.
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Additionally, I've memorized your method for combing your daughter's hair without it hurting, because that's important.
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Stapinski's investigation involves interviewing the present-day inhabitants of Vita's village and combing through local archives.
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Crews inspected the debris, combing through wheelchairs, mattresses and pieces of metal trying to identify bodies.
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Democrats are combing through the roughly 85033-page draft report that Republicans handed them on Tuesday.
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Turkey's armed forces said that troops were combing the streets for mines and improvised explosive devices.
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Profilers were working to determine a motive through interviews and combing through physical and digital evidence.
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Even if you're not combing through papers, the principle of "think weeks" can help any entrepreneur.
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Favorite. A mermaid who only dreams of walking, dancing, and combing her hair with a dinglehopper?
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Television showed rescue workers combing through the rubble of dozens of villages immediately after the quake.
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This is, at least, a conclusion Quartz has gleaned from combing through posts on Sina Weibo.
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The wave forms their systems were combing through looked a lot like recordings of sound waves.
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Coroners and forensics experts are now combing the wreckage for what no one wants to find.
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The organization was making phone calls and combing the streets, trying to get people into shelters.
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They rented at first, spending nine months combing real estate listings and visiting properties to buy.
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I get absolutely nothing from combing through my inbox to weed out what I don't need.
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He was too busy scrolling through hundreds of photos and combing over data on his computer.
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Slowly, her right arm floated up and she began gently combing Pop Rocks from her hair.
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Combing through this information, I realized that Face ID is basically safe for me to use.
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Nevertheless, there are risks (as I have previously raised) in Mueller combing through Trump financial deals.
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BRUSSELS — They scan websites and pore over social media, combing through hundreds of reports a day.
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About 300 fire fighters and volunteers were still combing the area on Friday for those still missing.
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Brigitte Barthélémy and her husband Alain were combing a beach for driftwood when they came upon it.
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Authorities are now combing through the warehouse where the shooting took place as part of the investigation.
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For residents like Pat Harber, Wednesday was spent combing through what was left of their wrecked homes.
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It will also use the investment for hiring and expanding its machine learning-based news-combing technology.
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Ahead, we're combing the latest research to help demystify all of the facets of this complicated condition.
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He teased both sections by back-combing strands and then rolled them down and secured with pins.
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She and Molly (Yvonne Orji), are combing through all of the details to piece together Lawrence's intentions.
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Investigators are also combing surveillance video footage to reconstruct Saipov&aposs movements in the weeks before Halloween.
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Citizens volunteer their time combing the area looking for those who might be thinking of killing themselves.
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It's getting smarter by listening and hearing and digesting and then combing through everything that everyone said.
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I then towel-dried my hair and applied No. 3, saturating my strands and combing it through.
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The thing that we focus on is the family backlog, combing it in — that's a decade away.
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I had three children myself and had vivid memories of long, dreary nights fine-combing their hair.
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He also said that Crawford has a criminal history and that investigators are still combing through it.
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I'll take combing through some semi-tangled wispies in the morning over brushing on mascara any day.
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So we've been combing over everything trying to give the best representation of Nia that we can.
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Deeper into the suite, a lean and lanky hairdresser is combing a very long platinum-blond wig.
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This is a soft way of almost back-combing your hair by exciting or tickling your roots.
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I spent days combing through Cave Brown's personal papers in the special collections library at Georgetown University.
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In the now-viral clip, Ariyonna says, "I'm so ugly" while Shabria is combing through her hair.
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Lobbing grave allegations without evidence, combing for evidence after arrests and prolonging detention have become standard practices.
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The US Marine Corps, Air Force and Navy acknowledged that they have been combing through old records.
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They began by combing research databases for relevant studies and wound up with 23 published since 1980.
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Matonis began combing VirusTotal and FireEye's historical collection of malware, looking for matches to that code sample.
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Don't worry if it clumps up — just massage it into the hair and shape (no combing here).
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He favors scanning the middle of the valuation spectrum for companies combing earnings acceleration and dividend growth.
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Over recent months, the government was tasked with combing through thousands of files to identify the children.
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Emergency services combing through the rubble have now found the bodies of four men and two women.
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Yet despite Alibaba's boast to the U.S.T.R., combing the millions of listings could be difficult or expensive.
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Despite conducting numerous interviews and combing through a pile of documents, they still weren't ready to publish.
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Forensic anthropologists are combing through the remains at a secure facility on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.
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They need to think hard on whether the data they are combing is reflective of historical prejudices.
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Combing this with our intention and sexual pleasure gives us the benefits of crystal therapy and sexual healing.
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One thing that became immediately clear combing through the data is how greatly musical lifespans vary by genre.
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The girls are actually sitting in a line, combing each other's hair while wearing silky, lacy evening wear.
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About 100 police officers responded to the shootings, interviewing witnesses, combing for evidence and helping with the investigation.
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And many LGBT Indonesians are combing through their social media to "unfriend" anyone who might disapprove of them.
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Hilary Duff and her BF did some hardcore beach combing down in Mexico ... with minimal clothing, muchas gracias.
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"If I even looked at your hair, you'd start crying," she told me recently about combing my hair.
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Garland's adversaries will be combing through his body of legal work in search of any potential objectionable opinions.
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Large banks employ thousands of screeners that spend their days combing through false positives flagged by existing tools.
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Dozens of aftershocks were felt Wednesday, endangering the more than 22,6.43 firefighters and soldiers combing through the rubble.
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Dozens of aftershocks were felt Wednesday, endangering the more than 1,300 firefighters and soldiers combing through the rubble.
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Crews are combing the remnants of houses where all evidence of life has been wiped out by flames.
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Trilobites Archaeologists have been combing the ancient city of Petra in southern Jordan for at least two centuries.
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Video from the scene showed rescuers combing through warped metal and injured people being evacuated from the wreckage.
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Prosecutors said the FBI is combing through the information on those devices to filter out any privileged communications.
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In other words, it's possible that it won't just be Trump's interns combing through your delusional online complaints.
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Which is how we justified combing through each track on Views and trying to find Rihanna somewhere. Anywhere.
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But he doesn&apost think he should be the one going out and combing LinkedIn for potential candidates.
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For now, investigators are still combing through around 20,000 pages of documents turned over by the Trump campaign.
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He has said he watched the raid on a news broadcast showing police officers combing through his apartment.
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Thousands of rescuers, including volunteers, are still combing remote areas of the Florida Panhandle for those reported missing.
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Combing through those users' followers led to still more bots, who led the team to yet more users.
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A game is released and people are combing through betas, and there's a whole phrase for it: datamining.
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This time, they said, the military has already been deployed and is combing Yobe State, where Dapchi is.
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Inspections, he said, sometimes require combing through moldy stacks of papers, or records so old they are unreadable.
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Shortly after the investigator left, Tony headed to Karen's house, where the police were still combing through evidence.
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Combing your email to figure out what the real story is before you head into a client meeting.
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Using a ship equipped with advanced undersea search equipment, Mr. Allen's team began combing the newly identified area.
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Yelp rounded up the most romantic restaurant in every state by combing through reviews and searching relevant keywords.
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Cruz operatives have been combing the state and are likely to win all or most of the 37.
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This indicates that someone planted it during the few days in which police were combing through the scene.
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Pictures showed forensic-specialist officers wearing masks and plastic jumpsuits inside the properties and combing through rubbish bins outside.
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Seasonal activities, from camping to park picnicking and beach-combing, are when the comfort of our bums matter most.
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The deal was a push further into the frozen food industry, combing frozen brands Healthy Choice and Birds Eye.
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Regulatory agencies will have to decide if an AI makes fair decisions by combing through training data for stereotypes.
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When you, a stranger, have finished combing through Sam's personal life to your satisfaction, you wipe the phone's memory.
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We had a room full of people combing the carpet looking for this tiny spike with magnets and everything.
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Combing weed and cold or flu will not lead to some kind of bad high out of Reefer Madness.
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" But, she added, "What I haven't seen is a wide scale systematic approach of combing databases for mass deportations.
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The CNN investigation, which involved combing through court records and police reports, is one of the largest in scope.
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This includes combing through an individual's Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter histories before offering an automated assessment of their character.
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Then he's finger-combing through it, separating the strands that have been twisted together under my tichels all day.
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But she has learned many things -- to stay neat and clean, wash her hands before eating, combing her hair.
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The jiggling thus induced shifts the fibres around in a process that is, in effect, the opposite of combing.
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"He combed one side of her head and then started combing the back and found the tick," Lantz said.
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Some people won't plan a trip without combing through travel sites and hitting up friends familiar with the area.
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They can add up really fast, and it's easy to find yourself combing through an ominous credit card statement.
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Crews searching for the dead Crews on the scene of both fires are combing through blackened ruins of homes.
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We're told the house has surveillance cameras inside and out and cops are combing through video for a lead.
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In her hunt for forgotten fruit, Ms. Dalla Ragione also began combing estate archives, convent records and ancient books.
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Ellis is likely to check in on the progress that's been made in combing through the evidence before trial.
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Government forces took control of swathes of Palmyra and conducted combing operations to clear mines on Thursday, it said.
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That's meant combing through 13,000 articles and adding step-by-step photos, videos, expert information, and keeping it updated.
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And that was just after combing through the sections that had already been published ahead of the book's release.
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He starts combing through the crop, carefully picking off shriveling leaves so the healthy buds can get more light.
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Why were they hovering ominously over the frightened crew instead of combing their golden hair on the sea shore?
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Before being slapped by the harsh white of the "site error" screen, I had spent 220 minutes combing Keen.
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We're longing for the day when just combing our brows into a respectable arch is enough to get by.
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Another editor, Kristin Bye, joined us and spent weeks combing through the footage to get acquainted with the narrative.
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Their efforts lasted more than a year, combing through over 100,000 pages of documents and interviewing multiple key sources.
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She arrived and immediately started combing through a vase of flowers on the table, checking for government listening devices.
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Since then, scientists have been combing through his body of work and looking for errors, inconsistencies, and general fishiness.
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After combing through the web, we've rounded up the best speaker deals out there for a variety of needs.
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They could be blackmailers, combing through the messages of high-value targets like politicians, government officials, and wealthy individuals.
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While the UC Davis team typed up their manuscript, scientists at the FDA were combing through the data too.
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After combing through the responses, complete with misspellings and some unprintable portmanteaus, we came up with some interesting observations.
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Combing the two will reduce the number of options for consumers and lead to higher prices, that plaintiffs contend.
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Fans have been analyzing her recent social media posts — and even combing through her hit reputation music videos — for clues.
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Goldman is drumming up business with new companies and combing through its operations to find another $5 billion in revenues.
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The artists spent months combing through research in order to track behavioral and movement patterns they could mimic on screen.
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In the summer of 2015, a Facebook engineer was combing through the company's internal data when he noticed something unusual.
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Here are a few of our personal favorite personals — although for best results, we recommend combing through the archives yourself.
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I went through and did some slight back combing from the crown to ensure the hair pins will hold tight.
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Reeves's trick, which she calls "getting J.Lo-ed", is back-combing the ponytail to give it more height and thickness.
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He spends hours making phone calls, hitting up estate sales, and combing the corners of the internet for collector's items.
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The 76-year-old went missing last July 15, and there was an extensive search, which included combing his home.
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After combing through the ballots, Sessions said he identified 200 ballots that may have been tampered with by the activists.
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Officers from Directorate K show up to toss his bedroom, combing through his underwear drawer, looking for who knows what.
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He looks great but he could just use a gentle nudge to do any grooming other than combing his hair.
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Until Murphy reveals more details about the new season, though, we'll be combing through his Instagram posts for more clues.
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Make the dough: In a large bowl, combing the flour with the sugar, turmeric, curry powder, salt, and baking powder.
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The product, from ToLife Technologies uses a combination of a combing and vacuuming function to remove both lice and eggs.
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CVS' unique structure of combing retail with a so-called PBM made it possible to create the system, Hourican said.
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"We like to think NantWorks is combing the inventive spirit of Thomas Edison or Leonardo da Vinci," its website says.
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Combing through this data, the FDA would be able to see, in real time, which devices might be causing problems.
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For the last few days, a search team had been combing the area, knocking on doors and handing out fliers.
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Reporters from The New York Times are combing through his deposition to highlight key parts and provide context and analysis.
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Agent Hopper appealed for the public's patience with a case so complex that agents were still combing the crime scene.
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They can start by camping out in Cohen's storage space, combing through his documents returned to him by the FBI.
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Search teams had been combing about 1,000 acres of heavily wooded areas, through freezing cold, heavy rains and high winds.
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In addition to the officers at the scene, dozens of analysts will be combing Islamic State propaganda and deciphering data.
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The case sparked a detailed review of the re-enlistment program, with dozens of auditors combing through the 35,000 records.
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Searchers combing through the charred areas have rescued hundreds of animals -- including dogs, cats, horses, donkeys, ducks, and a tortoise.
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Authorities are still combing the area to see whether there are more hidden graves at the site, the statement said.
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While her husband was busy starting a new business, she was by Robin's side, holding her hands, combing her hair.
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The team behind the current paper has been combing through data from a survey of 1,800 active galaxies since 2008.
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Glassdoor's annual list is determined by a methodology that involves combing through reviews posted between November 2016 and October 2017.
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And beauty-wise, combing, brushing, and filling your brows is about as simple as it gets for majorly impactful results.
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Rather than combing through a massive list, you could just see outlets related to business, fashion, gaming and other verticals.
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The process of combing through millions of pieces of data is whittled down from days to minutes, the company says.
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Analysts have been combing over the prior relatively undiscussed periods when a global pandemic coincided with a nasty market drop.
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The exercise can mean combing through tons of creative and even scrapping ads, even if it means eating the cost.
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For the past few years, Spotify has been combing music review sites and blogs to find the best new artists.
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But I spent some time just yesterday with the New York attorney general, and we've been combing through this record.
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Hundreds of forest rangers spent months combing the jungles of Maharashtra looking for tiger tracks, scat and scratches on trees.
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Osh Ahmad, from Fremont, is part of the federal Urban Search and Rescue California Task Force, combing through what's left.
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She said there were about 1,000 combing businesses in the United States last year, up from about 40 in 2009.
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The firm is also changing up its foreign-exchange-trading business, combing G10 Trading and Emerging Markets Local Currency Trading.
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While they were combing through the neighborhood, authorities noticed that the doorway to one home was damaged and forced into.
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Glitches, accidents and mistakes made with the combing process are preserved like fossils or amber in the carefully sanded surfaces.
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In terms of subject matter, I've found after combing through many photographer's archives that they're often working on similar themes.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol are carrying it out, combing the country, seizing and terrifying the innocent.
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The military joined the rescue efforts, combing the forest up to 15 kilometers away from where he was last seen.
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According to additional reports from the police, the gunman also carried a device and officers are combing the club for explosives.
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Combing through our findings, the one group that supported soda taxes by the widest margins seems to be self-identified liberals.
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"Traditional highlights also require some teasing, or back combing, of the hair and fully coating the shaft with lightener," she says.
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But they do claim to be comprised of "analysts," combing through data provided to them or digging up their own links.
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Ruhm tried to get through this hurdle by combing through death certificates to estimate how many were likely underestimating opioid deaths.
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Investigators had been combing the area for most of this year and focused on the ravine around the start of July.
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The company launched an investigation into the incident soon after it happened, and it's still combing through evidence from the accident.
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Security forces were combing the area to search for militants who may have escaped following the attack, a second official said.
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Astronomers first spotted this moon in 2013 by combing through images of Neptune that were taken by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.
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The two spent hours listening to shortwave broadcasts, combing frequencies on a Zenith Transoceanic radio with a seven-foot telescoping antenna.
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Immigration authorities have started combing old citizenship applications for fraud, with the intent of rescinding citizenship if any evidence is found.
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Researchers combing through samples of the ransomware have already discovered several bitcoin wallets in which thousands of dollars have been deposited.
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"The operation has now ended but we are still combing the building for any possible militants who are hiding," he said.
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It forces you to untangle your memories, combing through the seasons and phases of life to pinpoint exact moments of pleasure.
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A forensics police team was combing the site for clues about why the walkway collapsed and interviewing building management on Tuesday.
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At an April photoshoot in a small Ridgewood apartment, Daye is standing by a kitchen table, combing through his music library.
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After all, how many nights have you sat in bed combing through your feeds, oblivious to the person next to you?
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A NTSB inspection crew was also combing over the Boeing 737-700 for signs of what caused the engine to explode.
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That was in response to a car combing earlier this month that killed at least 40 Indian paramilitary police in Kashmir.
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The Times reported on Thursday that Mueller was combing through Trump's tweets as part of the probe into obstruction of justice.
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After combing the internet for design ideas, I settled on a system of interlocking birch boxes to create a solid bedframe.
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Detectives are also combing midtown Manhattan for surveillance footage, eye witness accounts, anything that can help them piece together what happened.
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I've got to ask: You've been combing through reality shows virtually every week for about a decade and a half now.
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From splashing water at the car's bumper to combing your hair with the sponge, Watson and his baby have you covered.
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"Tunes 2011 to 2019" tracks a period when Burial's fans started combing his songs for clues about his state of being.
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As the storms tore through Mississippi overnight into Sunday, they left a trail of destruction that authorities are still combing through.
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Power crews are combing side streets and remote neighborhoods to find people without electricity and start repairing streetlights, Mr. Mapp said.
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By combing through histories and firsthand accounts of the trail, we've found some horrifying examples that little eyes should never see.
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He died Saturday from complications resulting from the cancer linked to months he spent combing through the rubble at Ground Zero.
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In his nearly two years with the O.C.C., Mr. Zarrad was often on the road, combing through the books of regulated banks.
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In the clip, Lawson can be seen combing through Beyoncé's dark brown and blonde-highlighted hair, which reaches down to her waist.
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Those attempts include combing through voter databases, scanning for vulnerabilities or seeking to alter data, which have been identified in multiple states.
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In the mean time, scientists are still combing through the data they do have on the ground, making discoveries like these mountains.
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Hernandez's body was found over the weekend by dive teams who'd been combing Dallas' White Rock Lake for the pair, police say.
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CNN's report was based off old-school combing of police reports, federal court cases, and county court databases in 20 major cities.
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The team is still combing through and annotating thousands of comments, and it plans to release the final dataset early this year.
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When he wasn't filing subpoenas or combing through the results of them, Berryman spent every spare moment reading up on soccer corruption.
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Or, as I discovered while combing through old Money Diaries for this story, you can just read the Money Diaries each week.
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Meanwhile, the search for Dulos' estranged wife, Jennifer Dulos, continued Monday, with teams of investigators combing wooded areas along the Merritt Parkway.
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Rescue crews were combing through the rubble overnight in the hope of finding survivors and to discover the cause of the explosion.
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We're never just standing there doing biceps — we're combing multiple muscle groups so that we're maximizing our time and burning more calories.
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Starting in the very back, I sprayed my Rucker Roots Leave-In Heat Protectant all over before combing it through each section.
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The whole point is to arrange your hair in a way that requires little combing or brushing, protecting the hair from damage.
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It took two whole years of operation before authorities found his poorly hidden email address, combing through old forums and hidden links.
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The Look: Textured UpdoStep 1: Apply styling powder to the crown of your head, combing it through your hair with your fingers.
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You zoom in and out of the screen, panning across this massive scene, combing the visual field for these little goofy things.
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After two weeks of combing the neighbourhood, his mum chanced by a poster from a pet groomer advertising that they were there.
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The Press Assocation received the funding in partnership with Urbs Media, an automation software startup specializing in combing through large open datasets.
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Within hours Hillsborough County, Florida, sheriff's deputies, along with the FBI and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, were combing the area.
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Didlake envisions historians, archeologists and anthropologists combing through the coffins, learning more about the patients and the mental institution where they died.
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Editors are constantly combing through them, making sure there are no glitches or porn and that the collection is up to date.
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Search teams and concerned community members have been combing the woods in the area since, hoping for any sign of the boy.
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He even shared his cheat code for combing her hair without tears: water, argan oil, shea butter, and a wide-tooth comb.
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After combing the grounds, cadaver dogs uncovered a mass grave on Wednesday, in which they found Finocchiaro's remains, the Washington Post reports.
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As Terry navigates his complicated grief, combing through Luka's tweets for elusive validation of their shared offline life, the show gets baggy.
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By combing its additional detail with the color gathered from the color sensor, the dual camera can theoretically produce a sharper photo.
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Portland police are combing through surveillance footage of local businesses but have thus far been unable to find any trace of Klinger.
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That airstrike came in response to a car combing earlier this month that killed at least 40 Indian paramilitary police in Kashmir.
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As of Sunday, search-and-rescue teams were still combing through the rubble there, and at least 46 people remained unaccounted for.
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When combing that with Poser's estimate for the number of store closings, that would amount to a $238 million windfall for Dick's.
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Dictionary writers spend their days combing through examples of English, searching for intriguing word usage or new coinages that might pop up.
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The coming months will be spent combing through thousands of court documents to see who to add, said labor prosecutor Rafael Gomes.
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Earlier, Turkish investigators were combing a forest and other sites, an official told us, looking for Mr. Khashoggi's remains or other clues.
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Combing through the relatively few experts who used the websites just before Conficker C appeared, investigators found the IP address of smartsystem.com.
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Many of those combing for remains were retired search-and-rescue workers — about the same age as the missing people they sought.
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Those attempts include combing through voter databases, scanning for vulnerabilities or seeking to alter data, which have been identified in multiple states.
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That's according to a highly reliable tipster who spotted the feature combing through the code of a beta version of the app.
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That slept-on texture was the perfect canvas for curling, and a lot of back-combing with Tangle Teezer's new Ultimate Teaser.
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His father had spent fateful months alongside firefighters combing the wreckage of the twin towers to search for remains, a painful task.
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His father had spent fateful months alongside firefighters combing the wreckage of the twin towers to search for remains, a painful task.
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A large-scale search and rescue operation for the three missing children continued Wednesday, with about 80 people combing the surrounding area.
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"We have investigators on scene, combing through everything they can find for additional evidence," Riverside Sheriff's Deputy Mike Vasquez said by telephone.
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If your dog's puke is green or your cat seems unusually sedentary, combing the Internet for answers can just make you more worried.
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Engelhardt likens the effort to detective work, as it involves combing through constellations of genetic variation, and even discarded data, for hidden gems.
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" State-run news agency SANA said the army deployed at the crossing after combing and clearing it of the remnants of "terrorist groups.
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Law enforcement are executing search warrants on two residences believed to be associated with Aghdam, and are combing through her social media posts.
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"Combing your hair, brushing your teeth, getting dressed; all of those are what you need as a human being to have your dignity."
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In Florida, about 1,700 search and rescue personnel have checked 403,000 homes, Scott said, combing through the debris in communities like Mexico Beach.
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That's how I'd ended up at the Westfield Topanga mall in Los Angeles, methodically combing through Zara like a Roomba for black clothing.
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The end result was a bright blue beauty dedicated to combing efficient-fishing of high quality Alaskan cod with a low environmental impact.
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"Our staff are combing the area and urging everyone to evacuate," he said, speaking at a news conference in the Indonesian capital Jakarta.
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The layout at first glance looks somewhat bare bones, but when you start combing through all the tucked away settings, things get detailed.
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By combing over this data, the team found that Antarctica has been releasing significantly more ice into the oceans with each passing decade.
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Not only is it combing the two MVPs of the Super Bowl spread, it also helps cut down on mess from traditional wings.
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Caruth, 39, is listed in property records as one of the owners of the Corsa Avenue home police were combing through Wednesday morning.
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C., that he's combing through Mueller's report and removing classified, grand jury, and other information in hopes of releasing the rest to Congress.
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Tell the stories of the brother Marines that are on the crash site combing for every piece of every person on that plane.
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Syrian military engineers were already combing the area for mines which Islamic State are suspected of leaving behind amid the ruins, he said.
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The two have a habit of combing through the scenery for little trinkets they can take home, such as beach glass and driftwood.
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In combing through documents to make sure his agency could defend the spending in future audits, Mr. Fisher said he came up empty.
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About 75 officers are combing the 30-plus acres outside Woodland Park, Colorado where Patrick Frazee lives, a law enforcement source told CNN.
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The immediate area around the club remained off-limits, with mobile command posts parked nearby and F.B.I. agents combing through the crime scene.
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The story made headlines nationwide and sent well-meaning strangers combing through the photos for clues, eager to reunite them with their owners.
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I lay in the sun until the tide touched my shoes, then crawled around on my knees, combing for the luminous green pieces.
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Around 500 specialists and more than 20 cadaver dogs are combing the incinerated hills and gullies of the wooded community for human remains.
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Ken Sanders, 75, had just finished combing ten homes in Ridgewood Mobile Home Park, a retirement community on the east side of Paradise.
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They still knew of his temper, of his predilection for choosing starlets to "flirt" with like he was combing through a buffet bar.
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A confession began when I, without combing my hair, dressed For a day that would find me walking out of that parking lot.
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After combing the world and turning up nothing, the investigators discovered more than 100 in Pakistan who had mutations in both ApoC3 genes.
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Combing through pictures online in the hopes of seeing just a few familiar faces, I mostly notice how empty the rows are now.
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The task forces will be responsible for combing through existing regulations within 90 days to determine which ones can be repealed or modified.
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"Hundreds of hours of work, combing through almost an asphyxiating amount of open source content to get the information they're after," Miller said.
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Cops are combing surveillance footage and want to speak to both the 13-year-old and his father in connection to the shooting.
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Armed officers continued to patrol the area on Friday evening, combing the area to ensure there was no ongoing threat to the public.
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Those ratings incentivize news networks to sensationalize their coverage, repeatedly airing graphic images of violence and combing over the excruciating details of attacks.
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That said, the UFC is always making an effort to combat this problem by combing the global MMA scene for new heavyweight blood.
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You can also spend days combing and brushing horses, and braiding their manes the way my sisters used to when they were younger.
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One such video created a stir on the internet in early February, leaving no doubt that there was some heavy combing going on.
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Members of Texas EquuSearch teams told the affiliate they were combing through an area near the Creepy Hollow Haunted House after receiving a tip.
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Klum's glam squad can be seen combing her hair into a tight updo before applying a clear wig cap and gluing down the edges.
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Search teams have already started the grim task of combing the charred remains of more than 22018,000 buildings destroyed in the last five days.
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Search teams have already started the grim task of combing the charred remains of more than 7,123 buildings destroyed in the last five days.
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Combing through my old grocery receipts, my students discovered that nearly 30% of our UK grocery bill — mostly alcohol and produce — came from Europe.
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Ones that'll convince you you're going to wake up in a dystopia (American Gods) and others that'll have you combing Reddit for clues (Westworld).
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A squadron of firms is ready to assist them, combing through ship transmission data, commercial satellite imagery and other public and semi-public information.
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Law enforcement sources tell us NYPD officers combing through Kate's Park Avenue home came across the anxiety meds, which were prescribed to the designer.
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But nobody had found a naturally occurring quasicrystal until Princeton physicist Paul Steinhardt stumbled upon one in 2007 while combing through museum rock collections.
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Blaine Gibson, an American lawyer turned self-funded sleuth, has spent more than a year combing beaches across the region where the plane disappeared.
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Two weeks ago, the department released body camera footage of police officers entering and combing through Paddock's hotel room at the Mandalay Bay resort.
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Taylor Swift released her video for "Delicate" during Sunday's iHeartRadio Music Awards and naturally fans have been combing it for hidden messages ever since.
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Like many AI systems, Smart Compose learns by studying past data, combing through old emails to find what words and phrases it should suggest.
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However, it follows the aesthetic template that Blomkamp established with District 9, combing the CG characters and sets with a found footage-style filmmaking.
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We love combing through the database to search for the most incredible properties you can book, and slotting them into our Airbnb Wish Lists.
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Combing through Scott's Cheap Flights, the travel magazine found that the deal is good for trips through winter and spring, minus the usual suspects.
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By combing the userbases of Truecaller and Truedialer into a single app, Truecaller also increases its advertising revenue potential by catering to more eyeballs.
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Finally, there's M & M: Bob Mueller and big media, all combing through every meeting, business deal, and foreign contact by Trump and his staff.
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Citizen scientists all over the world work to aid in scientific discovery by combing through data and looking to the sky with backyard telescopes.
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Thousands of rescuers had been combing through rubble to find 2500 people missing after the landslide devastated their remote mountain village in Sichuan province.
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The Times reports that around 5,000 moderators will now start combing the profiles of its nearly 30 million users and axe gun-related content.
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"You don't mind, do you?" she asks while already combing through Lionel's hair like it's the scene of a crime on NCIS: Los Angeles.
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The magazine said it identified the nation's top 50 most bicycle-friendly cities by consulting with experts and combing through government data on ridership.
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They're expected to raise rates for the fourth time this year — though investors will also be combing for clues on their plans for 2019.
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I start by combing through 12 months of checking and credit card statements, using the data to draft a list of the year's expenses.
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At the same time that a settlement has been reached, Yahoo and its board are still combing through the preliminary bids received last week.
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After studying spreadsheets and combing the Internet until our screens blurred before our eyes, we found a considerable number of great deals this year.
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Around this time each year, we start combing through the closet and digging through drawers as we embark upon the tradition of spring cleaning.
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The company is combing through Canadian junior miners' portfolios and tracking drilling results to identify assets that could become high-yielding mines, Bristow said.
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A Syrian state television correspondent in the town of Saraqeb said the army was combing the town after the retreat of Turkey-backed rebels.
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Investigators kept combing the wreckage on Sunday, some 20 kilometers (11 miles) from downtown Havana, searching for a second black box containing mechanical data.
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This is especially true in technology investigations because the subject matter is so detailed; combing through data and conducting technical tests is time consuming.
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Researchers combing through archives discovered that cigarette makers had applied their marketing wizardry to sweetened beverages and turned generations of children into loyal customers.
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Under the guise of friendship, Wendy has resumed contact with Taylor — and begun combing through old therapy files, looking for a weakness to exploit.
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As night fell, the Barcelona police were frantically searching for the two other vans, combing the streets and underground parking garages, the official said.
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"Combing the brows allows you to see where you're missing hairs," says Jaikaran, who prefers brow pencils over powders for better control and coverage.
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As acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney noted on NBC Sunday, he has been "combing through the law" and trying to find additional funds.
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The district attorney's office, which investigates officer involved deaths, was still interviewing witnesses and combing through surveillance footage in the area, according to Wagstaff.
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One of the screaming commanders spotted them, holstered his radio, took a comb out of his breast pocket, and headed over, combing his hair.
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"His eyebrows stand out," the 12-year-old girl told a reporter combing the streets near Mr. Ghosn's home for clues about his disappearance.
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As we're constantly combing the world wide web for all of the best stuff, as mentioned, the first place we start is our Instagram feed.
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Some 830 people had signed up to spend their Thanksgiving combing through ash and rubble in forecast heavy rain, searching for human remains, Honea said.
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We already have to contend with employers and credit agencies combing through past posts to reach conclusions about hireability, loan-worthiness, even health care eligibility.
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PEOPLE confirms that investigators have impounded the Tacoma and a crime scene unit has been combing it for forensic evidence related to the Shabani case.
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Whether you've been combing the internet for clear aviators or haven't found that perfect pair of tinted lenses yet, Giant is sure to come through.
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Still, it's nice to be afforded the option of combing through all of the information that one of the world's largest company holds on you.
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He said his forces were combing the al-Ghazalani, al-Jawasq and al-Tayaran neighborhoods in search of fighters, improvised explosive devices and booby traps.
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Photo: Liza LizarragaMany ancestry tourists like Lizarraga have spent hours painstakingly combing through physical and digital records to piece together the puzzle of their ancestry.
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Some 830 people had signed up to spend their Thanksgiving combing through ash and rubble in forecast heavy rain, searching for human remains, Honea said.
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Searchers are desperately combing Kentucky Lake for Jerry Greer, the 19-year-old son of country singer Craig Morgan, following a boating accident on Sunday.
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She said many collect the seeds by crawling onto recently harvested patches of land on Monte Sacro and combing through the earth looking for leftovers.
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There's a tender vulnerability to the tragically uncool middle-aged man carefully combing his hair to the side in preparation to meet a famed director.
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The contingency of genius-weirdos that derive true pleasure from combing all 12 pages of an Etsy search for "flat mule" are a rare breed.
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I spend just 15 minutes combing through my inbox this morning to allow more time for working out and any other snafus that may arise.
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After combing the site, the Argentine team found various teeth and bone fragments of 19 different people, ranging between 15 and 38 years of age.
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Throw in busy lives and daily responsibilities, and the thought of combing through loads of profiles sounds like the last thing you want to do.
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I wasn't quite sure how to capture this feeling without it feeling like costumes or a period piece, so he just started combing thrift shops.
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The government is combing through its balance-sheet to find ways to boost returns; it will report the results in its budget on October 29th.
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Investigators continued poring over Saipov&aposs phone records and online contacts and combing surveillance footage to reconstruct his movements in the weeks before the rampage.
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Likewise, if you want to research a topic more deeply — something that requires combing through several pages of results — you probably save that for desktop.
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The Houston PD just addressed the media -- saying they're combing through lists of people who were in the locker room when the jersey went missing.
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Double that if you were with a friend, combing through files to decide what multiplayer game you'd want to configure and play for the evening.
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For the past week, hundreds of Japanese rescue workers have been combing the forest in search of the grotesquely adorable 7-year-old Yamato Tanooka.
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Syrian state media quoted a military source as saying that engineering units were combing the area to deactivate bombs and mines planted by the rebels.
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"Unfortunately, slow, manual processes like combing through suspected bad actor reports, or performing half-hearted quarterly ban activities just won't cut it anymore," Cook stresses.
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After combing through dozens of your responses, here are some of our favorites: And the winner: Check VICE's Instagram next week for our next installment.
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Divers have been combing the river for Yeshchenko's remains, but instead found the skeleton of a man, a find apparently unrelated to the historian's case.
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PEOPLE confirmed that investigators have impounded the Tacoma and a crime scene unit has been combing it for forensic evidence related to the Shabani case.
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Like his father and grandfather before him, Mr. Wang, 53, made a living combing the Yellow Sea for flounder, herring, fat greenling and yellow croaker.
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Stone told CNN that investigators were apparently "combing through" his personal life, including business affairs, but claimed it was because they lacked evidence of collusion.
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Congressional investigators are already combing through thousands of internal Boeing and FAA documents, working to determine how the plane was certified in the first place.
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I don't recall reporters combing the poorest, most crime-ridden parts of Britain in 2012 to find people ready to grumble about the London Olympics.
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Moreover, cameras and computer vision will accelerate the idea that combing through multiple pages of results feel as obsolete as texting with a numeric keypad.
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The researchers (all men, if you were wondering) from Harvard University set out with three core questions in mind: What is the best combing strategy?
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Hell, I'll even bold these so if you're a writer on deadline and you're combing this piece for relevant stats to break out, you can.
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For all we know, Carey is probably combing through SoundCloud, testing out blends in Traktor, and hitting up producers for unreleased dubs as we speak.
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But Pattison's team is small — the WHO's communications team has 30 people and just three are dedicated to combing social media and flagging problematic posts.
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Most often, she does it by combing through the expurgated pages of the Great American Songbook, singing tunes of bewildering political incorrectness, like this one.
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If I don't take my Afro pick, it's just like, 'Oh, I guess I won't be combing my hair on this trip to Tucson, Arizona.
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"Because this appears to have a political motive, I'm sure the FBI is combing protective intelligence databases for threats against these particular individuals," said Stewart.
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Making grave allegations without seeking concrete evidence, combing for evidence after arrests and prolonging the duration of detention became standard practices for the Turkish judiciary.
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I joke about my financially savvy son suing me one day for financial malpractice after combing through the records of our nest egg whittled down.
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She was born in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and raised in Montgomery County, Md. Through her company, Combing Cotton, she pursues her interest in social equity.
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From these groups, I learned that editors put calls out for submissions on Twitter, so I started proactively combing that site for leads as well.
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We undertook hours of research combing through both consumer and expert reviews and ratings before settling on the whitening kits we've included in this guide.
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Officials at the agency are now combing through hundreds of comment letters from financial institutions, trade groups and consumers that were due on July 210.
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Dive gathered the materials for the project himself, combing through the widespread destruction left behind from the most recent bush fires in his home state.
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Eric was at a mirror, filing his teeth into sharp points, and Donald, Jr., was on a stepladder, combing the mane of a trophy lion.
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But that estimate was generated by combing through case files for patients who returned to the clinic to inform staff of their detransition or regret.
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But, in combing through the testimony of survivors from the Riese camps, she found no mention of weapons or engines being built in the tunnels.
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The "seek and find" element is a clever way of coaxing the viewer to spend time with the illustrations, carefully combing every nook and cranny.
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While combing through every inch of my room for loose change, I found the sack of coins jammed into the drawer of my bedside table.
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It's unlikely the agency will decide to take a proactive approach and start combing products on Amazon in search of reviews that hint at danger.
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Combing the aisles for natural frosting isn't exactly a piece of cake, and "Shark Tank's" Heather Saffer of Dollop Gourmet can tell you that from experience.
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PEOPLE confirmed that investigators impounded the Tacoma and that a crime scene unit has been combing it for forensic evidence related to the Shabani case. 5.
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But since companies sometimes are combing through hundreds of resumes, jobseekers won't necessarily get a chance to show what they're good at without those referrals. Leap.
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When I'm combing through video, it would be nice to know what you were wearing so I can identify you in a room full of people.
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Some laws do protect against abuses of genetic privacy, but none of those prevent law enforcement from combing through Ancestry's DNA database to solve a murder.
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Cadaver dogs and others have been combing the property where Brown was found, leading to Friday's discovery of a body (whose identity has not been released).
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So everybody is going to be combing through every comma in their record to see if they can find a clue for what they would do.
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Meteorologists are combing through the debris for clues as to how high the winds actually got, since no anemometer survived the onslaught to provide accurate readings.
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Sources tell us officials thoroughly investigated the altercation -- combing through multiple videos and interviewing several witnesses -- and ultimately determined Baer's action's did NOT constitute a crime.
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Arriving at a cool Corot nude in a darkling landscape or a crisp Picasso nude combing her hair was like gulping fresh air in a miasma.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian army troops entered the strategic town of Saraqeb in rebel-held Idlib province and begins "combing" its neighborhoods, state media said on Thursday.
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The inspiration for this style of gameplay was Mr Miyamoto's own childhood memories from the countryside of Sonobe, Japan: combing rice fields, scaling hillsides, fishing lakes.
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Investigators began combing through the rest of the garbage at the Metropolitan transfer station and eventually unearthed two arms — both missing hands, the police spokesman says.
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For a refined, polished look to your waves, celebrity hairstylist Tym Wallace recommends combing a nickel-sized amount of serum through your hair immediately post-shower.
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Two weeks ago, the department released body camera footage of police officers entering and combing through gunman Stephen Paddock's hotel room at the Mandalay Bay resort.
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I remember combing through my own personal memory bank while watching AFV, thinking about what might happen if any Baila bloopers were featured: Would everyone laugh?
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In a video clip that has since gone viral, a man is seen sweetly combing his wife's locks while she sits in a Florida hospital bed.
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Reporters at publications that recieved the leak are still combing through the data for stories, but we already have a sense of how huge it is.
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Within days of Hurricane Harvey's landfall in Texas last August coastguards asked Mr Warren for volunteers to help track chemical spills by combing through aerial photos.
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Rowling's recent spat of e-books, however, are the same for everybody everywhere; there's nobody combing through the text to fix things up for American Potterheads.
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Thompson added that authorities are still investigating the boy's motive and are combing through his social media accounts and looking for other potential threats or comments.
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Actually, they're not standalone emoji, reports Buzzfeed: Instead, they're constructed by combing existing icons, allowing them to create men or women working in a given profession.
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As people who spend way too much time combing through Vogue Runway, we always narrow down a season's worth of collections to a few favorite pieces.
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The students arrive the next day for what Eldredge calls "scene processing": combing the debris for evidence to show what kind of bomb caused each explosion.
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Hardjono suggests, for example, that smartphones could generate unique identifiers by combing a user's phone number and the IMEI device ID number assigned to every smartphone.
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How else do you explain the fact that Ariel, Belle, and Co. aren't off hustling between combing their hair with dinglehoppers and reading in royal libraries?
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The whiteboard is not privy to what little free time I have and that it's spent combing technical articles and books to hone my new craft.
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Combing Los Angeles and New York's past and present while staying chill throughout, Victory Lap is proof that a debut can be a product of experience.
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" Combing through this research, I have yet to see a rigorous undertaking of something Geist reminded me of: "Trans women don't really talk about sexual isolation.
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Combing through the security footage, hoping to find who left behind these two dogs, Jackson found the clip of a dog being dumped from the car.
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Regulators from South Africa, Germany and the Netherlands are combing for clues and possible culpability in the spectacular fall from grace of the sprawling retail empire.
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Investors will be combing through the Fed chair's comments for any details that could shed light on the timing of the Fed's next interest rate hike.
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After combing through Mr Zarrab's e-mail account and smartphone, American investigators say they have found evidence that supports the claims made during the 2013 probe.
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Economists often determine elasticities by combing through economics literature and seeing what other studies say about how people respond to changes in the health insurance market.
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Firms are looking at different structures to comply with the rule that takes effect on December 24, often combing their own capital with outside-investor money.
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The group surveyed roughly 1,000 parents across the United States about how media affected their children, in addition to combing through 150 articles in academic journals.
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You start out with the investigation, combing crime scenes for clues and evidence, while also interrogating witnesses for any bit of usable information you can get.
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DOJ spokesman Ian Prior said in a statement last week that officials are carefully combing through the documents page-by-page to protect certain sensitive information.
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But rather than combing through endless greasy takeaway restaurants, Sprig makes it remarkably simple to have brought to your door something fresh, tasty and nutritionally transparent.
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The result is that journalists combing through WikiLeaks' disclosures, and WikiLeaks itself, can end up misinterpreting emails in an attempt to hype up their news value.
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One of Destiny's defining features was the repetition of objectives: combing the environment for upgrade materials, completing the same "patrols" over and over, repeating "strike" missions.
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It's a beautiful sentiment that in the track takes place over the routine of combing your partner's hair or noticing an unguarded moment between two strangers.
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Mr. Saldaña threw himself into it, combing areas where criminals may have murdered people, organizing free DNA tests and raising money to pay for it all.
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As my colleagues Eliza Shapiro and Michael Gold wrote, buses leave depots before dawn and could interfere with the nearly 1,600 snow plows combing the streets.
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Tefaf is also unique among art fairs for its rigorous vetting process, which involves dozens of experts combing the booths to authenticate the wares on offer.
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Gibson's strategy has been to study oceanographic patterns to try and figure out where debris might have traveled across the Indian Ocean, then go beach-combing.
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Just under 200 people are still declared missing, and search crews are combing the area looking for remains, slowing the ability of cleaning crews to enter.
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With less than 2209.50 points to go before the index cracks that mark, one technician is combing through it for the best picks at their peak.
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Police officers have been combing the footage from CCTV on the London transportation network for clues about who had placed the bomb that exploded on Friday.
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Before the bush became too dangerous, they would gather as many as a hundred people at a time for major hunts, combing the bush for prey.
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Absolutely. Sietsema himself planted a seed of doubt on Instagram, and noted that readers are combing through his recent reviews in attempt at finding the photo.
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Many of the rescue efforts have been focused on Mexico Beach, where canine teams are combing through mangled structures and piles of rubble looking for survivors.
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"No doubt Democrats will be combing the bill for little nuggets, particular provisions that do embody highly targeted policies that will look like giveaways," he said.
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Police said they are now combing through 17,000 intercepted phone calls and 10,500 messages exchanged between the group as part of evidence collected during their arrests.
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Some other adventures guests can choose from include river rafting, salmon and trout fishing, beach combing, and downhill sledding on glaciers — any time of the year.
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Over the past decade, Julius and his team at UC San Francisco have been combing through a vast chemical library of animal venom to discover new toxins.
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It picks up on noise (which can determine hair dryness, frizz, split ends), how forcefully you're combing, and even has a system that counts your brush strokes.
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"I have been beach combing all my life so to come across something strange like this was totally exciting," Bresler explained in a Facebook post on Thursday.
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Officers are combing the area for witnesses and surveillance footage and have found where they believe the bricks came from but have not yet identified a suspect.
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Gapen does not expect to hear much from Fed officials at the conference on rates, though investors will be combing through every word looking for policy clues.
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The Panama Papers story emerged through journalists from hundreds of media outlets around the world combing through 2.6 terabytes of documents—the biggest leak of all time.
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This exhibit makes use of research that Ms Mir did in 2007, when she spent months combing through the microfiche archives of the New York Public Library.
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I try combing my hair, but give up because it's just too tangled (there has to be a solution), and put it in a bun before showering.
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Police joined by the FBI have spent days combing through Waveny Park, Dulos' home in Farmington and another property he owns for any sign of Farber Dulos.
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They exist in a world where people spend hours in libraries combing through source material for crucial pieces of information that can make or break entire cases.
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It's another for political consultants (or the myriad other entities who may buy Facebook's data) to be combing through our sexual preferences, romantic desires, or weird fetishes.
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While combing through the archives of the Mount Wilson Observatory, he came across an unpublished exchange of letters between physicist George Gamow and Walter Adams in 1944.
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I remember sitting her between my legs, combing through her two-textured hair, and thinking, "I want my hair to do that," as her roots curled up.
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No more collecting a giant blob of data and then combing through it for a publishable outcome, a practice known as "HARKing"—hypothesizing after results are known.
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At least 83 humans perished in Monday&aposs deadly blaze, and rescue crews are still combing the devastated area of Mati in search of dead and injured.
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Combing the nearby forests for hours yielded no sign of an Ashram and no swirling gateways or mysterious portals to whisk us away to captivating new realms.
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"That one really bothered me," Allen says, describing how they uncovered the pattern by combing through the charts of children who'd been taken to the emergency room.
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Investors will be combing through the documents to see if there are any indications as to when the Fed could raise rates over the course of 2017.
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People have been digging through bins and combing through racks (and searching eBay and Etsy for #finds) long before I decided to stop shopping at H&M.
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With more than a dozen fires still burning, 2000,250 firefighters are not only battling the blazes, but painstakingly combing the rubble in incinerated neighborhoods, looking for victims.
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Rescue operations in most of the area were halted two days ago, but teams were still combing Amatrice, which is 105 km (65 miles) east of Rome.
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After more than three months of combing through thousands of pages of records, The Times was able to piece together a corporate history for those 39 shareholders.
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CNBC researched Buffett's strategy combing through decades of Berkshire Hathaway meeting transcripts using the Buffett Archive to find his best wisdom and strategies for the average investor.
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Both had worked as consultants at Miramax, where Mr. Joubert was tasked with combing through hundreds of unproduced screenplays to see what, if anything, could be salvaged.
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Mr. Napout's lawyers pointed out the government's advantage in combing through 30,000 pages of documents that prosecutors said they had recently shared with defendants in the case.
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As a teen-ager, he spent weekends combing through record shops, launching pirate radio stations, and promoting his own parties—"putting on clubs," as he called it.
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Being immersed in the news is always tough, but combing through dozens of sexual assault accusations against one of Hollywood's biggest figures has been an exhausting task.
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Instead, the internet is combing through books, movies, and TV shows of times past in search of any premonitions that could have foretold our current global pandemic.
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The retailer also took it a step further by combing through its customers' favorites and selecting only the very best in terms of quality, design, and value.
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Much of a morning on Wall Street is spent combing through piles and piles of analysis from a myriad of banks, research firms, and buy-side shops.
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She did not grow up obsessed with fashion — though she enjoyed combing through her mother's jewelry drawer — and early in life thought about being a television producer.
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Now, in addition to his work at the School of Visual Arts, Mr. Traub is focused on combing through his digital files, looking for more whimsical connections.
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Now Rob is the subject of the stories, and people are combing through his life, along with the lives of his colleagues, to find the telling details.
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Gogo, which is what everyone calls her, is an artist who turns the teeth, bones and plants she finds combing the island into gold and silver jewelry.
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In 2013, Washington State joined Florida and Minnesota in combing through its state codes and statutes to adjust terms like "ombudsman" (now "ombuds") to be gender neutral.
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Combing through YouTube comments can be as harrowing as it is hilarious, with people spewing as much ugliness and hate as they do posting pithy comedy gold.
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But she did some good, old-fashioned reporting (and some combing of Instagram) and came away with a pretty clear picture of how the revelry went down.
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Finding trees in Antarctica Fossil hunting in Antarctica involves combing parts of the Transantarctic Mountains that extend across the continent, dividing it into East and West Antarctica.
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The police were combing through video from the platform and the area to better understand what happened, but the preliminary investigation suggested that the attack was unprovoked.
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Here's the quick and dirty: Margot has compiled a master list of events from new and old favorites, friend recommendations and an exhaustive combing of summer listings.
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Captain Estelle Hong leads the 235th Engineer Company in the California National Guard, a group of local soldiers tasked with combing through lots where houses once stood.
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Combing through more than 10,000 studies published since 1999, the review by a dozen-plus experts provided the clearest look at the scientific evidence on marijuana yet.
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And physical keepsakes, too; this isn't a Netflix documentary where forensically combing over old evidence might reverse the course of justice or bring to light something new.
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I put dozens of hours in, typically, playing each stage as a giant playground—meticulously combing through stealthily, then experimenting with all my wacky powers on a whim.
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After combing through hundreds of short film submissions, Latifah and her team are excited to debut two short films by newcomer directors B. Monét and Haley Elizabeth Anderson.
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Using two unbelievably fluffy canines as their models in the clip, the pair set to work, spraying, primping, blowing, combing and transforming their pooches into works of art.
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"Security forces and intelligence outfits have been instructed to further intensify combing and targeted operations with the aim to eliminate terrorists and sleeper cells," an ISPR statement said.
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LVMPD undersheriff Kevin McMahill says investigators are combing through hundreds of videos associated with the incident ... but featured 1 bodycam video that he believes helps tell the story.
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After combing through the 30,000-square-foot manufacturing facility, police found the shooter hidden in the back machine shop, where he was killed by officers just before 3pm.
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They're isolated from family and daily routines, and banned from engaging in activities like combing their hair, spending time with family, and even eating their favorite foods. Why?
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Those shows were combing through real-life atrocities of murder and abuse; American Vandal is connecting the dots on who made a lot of teens poop their pants.
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Since Sunday, Red Cross workers and investigators have been combing the site, while grieving families have gathered to mourn and villagers have stood beyond the yellow tape watching.
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Despite strong winds and heavy rain, search teams and concerned community members were tirelessly combing the woods in the area since Hathaway disappeared, hoping to find the boy.
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Regulators from South Africa, Germany and the Netherlands are combing the evidence for clues and possible culpability in the spectacular fall from grace of the sprawling retail empire.
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He mixes an explosive track with a bizarre saxophone record and honey-sweet vocal sample, before combing acid records with tambourine music and a brutal, slow dub record.
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The FBI and other US agencies have been combing through information obtained through that FISA as part of its ongoing investigation into the Trump campaign's links to Russia.
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If, like me, you enjoy a late-night history binge, then combing through 1980s news archives is like reading ahead for spoilers on the show (OMG, Chernobyl's coming!).
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We see her attempt to groom Lily into being a perfect little doll, as if a child's character development were facilitated through combing their hair and applying perfume.
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When he was president, Mr Jiang was widely regarded as a bit of a buffoon, given to occasional boorishness (eg, combing his hair in front of Spain's king).
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Usually we have to employ a kind of textualism—combing lyrics and gestures for a corollary in reality—to assign to our stars moral, cultural, and political values.
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" By song's end, he's combing old e-mail threads, laughing at shared jokes, staring at an image of the cosmos—"You could be anywhere on the black screen.
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Combing through the box, I soon struck the gold of a letter that confirmed and amplified the portrait of Uncle Paul that I am drawing seventy years later.
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While the startup has kept a close eye on costs since launching, they find additional expenses to trim by combing through their credit card statement every few months.
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When he was a teenager, Mr. Buryk, now 66, began combing the shelves at Surma for books and embroidery as a way to reinforce his Ukrainian-American identity.
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Addicts took to combing city streets and trash heaps looking for scrap metal and other bits of junk they could sell for cash to buy in-demand drug.
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Police are combing the luxury pad for evidence ... apparently unaware that someone in the apartment is shooting video, which would be a major violation of French privacy laws.
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His coiffure may move in impossibly strange ways, but swears his hair isn't fake; it's just the elaborate result of a combing technique that he perfected, he says.
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Residents had grown accustomed to regular protests by Jewish and other groups outside the two-story house, ever since investigators combing through Nazi records identified him in 275.
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As of Tuesday, rescue personnel combing the steep jungle terrain with earth movers had found 18 survivors, and the death toll had risen from nine a day earlier.
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Confident that they have found everyone involved in the boy's case, Mr. Egetemaier's team is combing through material they collected to try to find suspects in unrelated cases.
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Mr. Sabato had 257 student volunteers combing through the documents this week, searching for more about Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby and many other characters from the drama.
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At a certain point, once I'd amassed enough ammo to know I wouldn't be running out anytime soon, I stopped meticulously combing through every space I walked through.
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It usually involves an elaborate process involving drying your locks a certain way, combing them a certain way, and using a hair straightener until your arms fall off.
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In other words, it's basically like someone else combing through the inventory for you for free, and slimming down the online experience to about 15 highly valuable options.
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So it was no surprise that she had taken on the arduous task of combing out the just-past-shoulder-length locs she'd been growing since age 10.
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Ms. Baresel-Brand stressed the extraordinary difficulty of tracing ownership back over the decades, despite a multinational team combing archives in Germany, France, the United States and elsewhere.
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As editor of the porn blog Fleshbot, I spent hours combing the XXX side of the internet, acquainting myself with all manner of perversions and obscure sex acts.
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Sure, we're staying on top of the latest advancements in puffer-coat technology; combing the web for the coziest winter boots; and making mile-long knitwear wish lists.
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In 2010, eBay wanted us to find our next purchase by combing through a brightly colored word cloud that might as well have been written in Comic Sans.
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The police said they relied on technology to help them determine the day of the killings, and investigators are still combing through video, cellphones and cell tower data.
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John Oldham, the elections administrator in Fort Bend County, said four of his employees were combing through documents related to 8,035 people that his office received on Monday.
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Fox has done a formidable job combing through three decades of County's art to assemble this show, and produced a pair of zines featuring interviews with the artist.
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I began combing my past for clues to what had shaped the person I had become, and scanning my present-day life for ways to improve my wellbeing.
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Before he was nominated, Republicans worried that combing through all of these documents could significantly slow Kavanaugh's confirmation process, so they opted for an expedited — and unorthodox — route.
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They simply take in the information presented, but in Portal the story is a mystery that the reader (or player) uncovers by combing through a series of databases.
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It has sent protesters to the streets in more than one nation, and has American officials combing through bank transactions leading to a nebulous web of offshore accounts.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Calling all bearded redheads: Canadian artist and author Douglas Coupland is combing the planet in search of Vincent van Gogh's closest lookalike.
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Authorities found the vehicle in the parking lot of a church in Desert Hot Springs, police said, and are combing it for evidence to try to identify the suspect.
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So if scientists combing, say, the potentially habitable waters of Jupiter's moon Europa were to stumble across a new life form, how could they know what they had discovered?
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Destroying Trump's appeal, then, requires showing that Trump's allegiances are opportunistic and even false — an argument Axelrod suspects will be backed up by careful combing of Trump's business record.
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In the month since Reid's hacking claims fell apart, reporters, conservative activists, and internet researchers have been combing through the archives of her blog to find more damaging material.
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After Martinez began confessing, McWhorter said he dutifully reached out to places where Martinez said he left bodies, to try to interest detectives in combing through their cold cases.
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Combing the hair fresh out the shower isn't advisable, as when your hair is wet, it lacks elasticity and so the downward pulling motion just makes the hair break.
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The hundreds of hours he had poured into his conspiracy videos made him unusually adept at combing through Google results, academic databases, and social media for nuggets of information.
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By combing through thousands of pages of internal documents, Kearns and her team have gained unprecedented clarity into the machinations of the sugar industry during the mid-20th century.
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Astronomer Tabetha Boyajian and her team from Louisiana State University were combing through Kepler's data and found that the spacecraft had observed this star and recorded its strange behavior.
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Unfortunately, his maid threw away the keys to the money, which were stored on a thumb drive, so he's combing through a giant pile of garbage to find it.
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He led colleagues in combing through data compiled by the Neutral Mass Spectrometer aboard the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE), a robotic mission that orbited the moon.
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Last year, as part of an honors research project on identity crises among Muslim-American teenagers, Aleena spent hours online combing through public comments on news articles about Muslims.
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It is a topic that I frequently revisit when I am stoned; one that lends itself to falling down Wiki-holes, combing through forums, or rambling to your friends.
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"As I had hypothesized, the friction of contact with our bedding along with the further mid-hookup finger-combing by my partner, amplified the product's bedhead effect," she says.
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We don't know about you, but at WIRED, we are exhausted after perusing every spreadsheet and combing the Internet for every last deal after this year's Amazon Prime Day.
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Perry picked up cat pampering quickly, took on a job as an entry level cat groomer and was soon combing out and washing up to 18 cats a day.
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After the world was gripped by Adnan Syed's potentially false conviction via the podcast Serial, along came a spate of Netflix documentaries combing over evidence in old murder cases.
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Roddenberry's family and the company's team have spent a considerable amount of time combing through the "treasure trove," as Roth calls it, to find the best things to share.
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Both the counterterrorism police and the Financial Intelligence Unit tasked with combing through the finances of radical clerics and of charities linked to them were valuable sources of information.
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About 22015 search-and-rescue personnel backed by National Guard troops were combing tens of thousands of charred acres in Sonoma County for bodies, sheriff's spokeswoman Misti Harris said.
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Ur Online's researchers are tracking down artifacts, some of them forgotten and unlabeled in museum storehouses, and combing through photos, notes and sketches from the Woolleys and their colleagues.
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After combing through the stories and examining the traits that men like Todd share, I noticed that they all seemed to feel emasculated, made impotent, by their mundane lives.
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A couple of months in, I truly was spending far less time combing through pitches and tips, particularly thanks to the custom buckets that Superhuman sorts your mail into.
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But the major work we are doing, looking ahead to the iNext [electric SUV], is about gaze, head pose and gesture tracking and combing those with the other modalities.
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The study's authors utilized meta-analysis—the process of combing through findings from numerous independent studies—to discover just exactly what effect protein has on the feeling of fullness.
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Because the authorities did not have a license plate number, they began combing through records — all of them, for every vehicle with the same make and model in Texas.
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Bali told Reuters the operation included sweeping for mines and combing for fighters still hidden in trenches and tunnels dug beneath Baghouz, the last patch of Islamic State territory.
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To select the songs for this performance, she spent hours combing through his tapes, notebooks and floppy disks at the Library of Congress and the New York Public Library.
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The New York Times first revealed the existence of this "loose network" of conservatives who were combing through the Twitter feeds of journalists from prominent outlets (including the Times).
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With more than 223,250 rescue workers from across the state combing through the thick mud, two more bodies were discovered over the weekend, bringing the death toll to 21782.
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He spent most of his time either in the Eisenhower Executive Building adjacent to the White House or in the Library of Congress, combing through books and transcribing quotes.
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I could honestly spend hours combing through all of the fascinating stuff in the VHS Vault, and I'm glad it's being preserved for whenever I need some 90s nostalgia.
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A shelf up front displays an $84.95 "essentials" lice kit containing shampoo, oil repellent, combing solution and a comb, all branded with the Licenders logo, a green-feathered wing.
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In order to avoid damaging evidence, survivors should try to avoid showering, using the restroom, changing their clothes, or combing their hair until after the kit has been collected.
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Even if you've been out of the workforce for a while, reach out to ex-colleagues, friends, neighbors and alumni, don't be bashful about combing the territory, she said.
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After combing through the grayscale images, Nicholas Reeves, an English scholar, detected several ridges that had escaped notice for a century—the ornate paintings had provided too much distraction.
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The craft is one he took night after night, combing the river for people who needed a hand on their way from a slave state to a free one.
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Ms. Geraghty's group has been combing the jail dockets to find people like Mr. McCrary, who had been detained for long periods for want of a few hundred dollars.
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"Thanks, Obama" initially rose to prominence at the same time as over-exaggerated infomercials where people failed at simple tasks like moving plates of food or combing their hair.
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The Furminator is a grooming tool that takes the extra step beyond brushing and combing by removing "loose, dead hair" from your pet's undercoat without cutting or damaging the topcoat.
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Although rare visits to the IKEA store are their favorite thing in the world, the friends spend their days laying in Frankie's hammock eating popcorn and combing through the catalog.
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Owner Amah Ayivi's personal style of rugged-French-African-bohemian-artist is a thing of beauty, and by combing the shelves at Marché Noir, the look can be yours too.
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"When she walked in she told us just cut it all off I can't deal with the pain of combing it out, she called herself worthless for it," Olsson wrote.
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Sure, you could spend hours combing through Insta feeds or relentlessly researching the best nontoxic versions of your tried-and-true favorites — or you could try these editor-vetted finds.
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Thousands of search and rescue workers are going home after spending the last 281 days combing through the ash and rubble looking for residents who died in California's deadliest wildfire.
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Federal agents spent four hours on Thursday combing through the Corona, California, home of Syed Raheel Farook, the older brother of the male shooter in last December's San Bernardino massacre.
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If you're interested in combing through the 454 pages worth of explanations on everything from accusations of conservative censorship to Cambridge Analytica, you can dig into the documents, embedded below.
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Like Tarbell combing through Standard Oil's court documents, Ms Zuboff picks apart Google's patent applications to find evidence of its switch to surveillance as the means for its power grab.
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A new generation of scholars are combing through the art of prior generations to identify artists who were really important and made contributions that were somehow excluded from art history.
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Right now, investigators continue combing the crime scene and interviewing two other persons of interest to see is this shooter had help and now a motive is still not clear.
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Combing through the ashes As of last Friday, firefighters and other responders had done preliminary searches in about 90% of the burned areas, according to Sevier County Mayor Larry Waters.
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Twitter citizen journalists spend a lot of time in the weeds, combing through original source material: real estate filings, business incorporation listings, legal documents, or old but newly relevant articles.
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He belongs to a new generation of mammalogists, who find new species by combing through dusty museum collections, sequencing DNA, and mounting rugged expeditions to Africa, Asia, and South America.
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She called herself "a person of best practices" and said she had been combing through research conducted by the Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance, a branch of the University of Baltimore.
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But the bureau has just begun the process of combing through the new emails, and officials believe that at least some are duplicates of messages that have already been examined.
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The Times, citing three people briefed on the matter, said Mueller was also combing through negative statements from Trump toward Attorney General Jeff Sessions and former FBI Director James Comey.
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After the Ritz detentions, what one source described as an "army of accountants" began combing through the company's books, trying to make sense of the government's liabilities to the firm.
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"There'll be an army of actuaries and lawyers combing through the accounts, arguing over the wording of the Dutch guarantee," said Fortes, adding this discussion alone could take a year.
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Cohen has not been charged with any wrongdoing but his attorneys have been combing through 3.7 million files and hundreds of encrypted messages that were swept up in the raid.
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The platform then scours the internet for any publicly available information on each individual recipient, combing through their Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, videos and podcasts in which they appear, etc.
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A police forensics team was combing through the rubble for clues as to why the walkway, which overlooks the main lobby, crumpled without warning, said Jakarta police spokesman Argo Yuwono.
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After weeks of combing through data from the Marine Management Organisation using spreadsheets, Graphics News Editor Michael Ovaska and his team illustrated it in a charting programme called d3.js.
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The former factory worker uses driftwood, pebbles and shells to create his cameras, combing the shorelines of his home for parts of fallen trees, naturally polished by the sea's waves.
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The community of Thousand Oaks is just starting to grieve its losses, and investigators are still combing through the background of the gunman, who was found dead after the shooting.
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Thinking a few solid friendships might be the key, I took to searching for soul buddies with all the fastidiousness of a bargain shopper combing the sale racks at Macy's.
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Advocates and lawmakers were still combing through the details of the budget for any such surprises on Tuesday, though Mr. Cuomo said there were no such cost shifts this year.
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He knows the race is on: drug companies across the world are combing through scientific research to find the next painkiller, the one that won't spawn a generation of addicts.
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Carefully combing through an impressive amount of material, Poirier assembles the history of a decade in Paris as she tries to explain how these figures came to loom so large.
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Rubchinskiy achieved a similar effect the season before, when he worked with Kappa and Fila, combing their logos with his name in the distinctive, decorative script of his native language.
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Scrap collectors were on Monday combing the rubble, cutting through iron fittings to collect metal to resell and looking for anything of value after authorities ended a search for survivors.
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They're also great for leisurely strolls, too, taking in the sights and sounds of the resorts without worrying about making that Fastpass+ reservation or combing through crowds to get somewhere.
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If the idea of combing Amazon to find the best prices on a high-pressure shopping weekend is giving you the willies, look no further than this handy-dandy roundup.
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He begins the process each morning by combing through the recent submissions, a vast majority of which now arrive via email, and settling on the main topic of the day.
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Last month, Collins announced he would suspend his campaign -- and Republicans began combing New York state law for a loophole by which to replace him with a relatively unencumbered substitute.
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U.S. officials continue to investigate Saturday's hit, poring over satellite imagery, analyzing radar tracks, and combing through intercepted communications in search of a smoking gun, the New York Times reports.
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Christopher Whitworth, the ScienceTake producer, and I are constantly combing through scientific journals and news releases to find studies or experiments that used video in the course of the research.
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After painstakingly combing through my credit card statements and admitting to myself that I was living beyond my means, I decided it was time to give meal prepping a go.
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By combing through more than 10,000 studies published since 1999, the review, conducted by more than a dozen experts, provides the clearest look at the scientific evidence on marijuana yet.
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Three policymakers aware of the central bank's deliberations on the budget said they are combing through the numbers to test how Jaitley struck a balance, and question some of the assumptions.
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But instead of combing through the leftover, not-so-cute costumes at Party City this year, we suggest using pieces from your closets to create your own genius DIY Halloween costumes.
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County officials had only just begun -- if they started at all -- combing through the lists of voters they received from the state before the effort was halted by a federal judge.
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In fact, research firm IHS Markit forecasts that China will buy more than three-quarters of servers made specifically for combing through surveillance footage for faces, the New York Times reports.
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For example, eDiscovery may mean a team of associates combing through hundreds of pages of email correspondence on a screen, instead of printing it all out like lawyers used to do.
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Nazi Germany had these public health offices that kept large registries on individuals, combing through school records, medical records, down to sports club records, and each person would have a file.
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Kevin McMahill, undersheriff of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, said that despite running down more than 21,9 leads, and combing through social media and computer data, nothing has turned up.
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Make a note of deductible expenses, charitable donations and other relevant tax info so you aren't combing through receipts and credit card statements next year when the details aren't as fresh.
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I spent a good part of this year cry-listening, parsing through YouTube videos, and combing through the stream of poetic obituaries that captured these larger-than-lives in final testaments.
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The Today show announced this morning that Matt Lauer has been fired from NBC due to allegations of sexual misconduct, so naturally people are combing through his past for warning signs.
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But combing through the data — even the data the organization links to on its site — suggests that many of No Little Girl's claims are exaggerated at best and misleading at worst.
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The father-son duo spent years combing this bit of Pennsylvania wilderness with high-end metal detectors, drills and other tools to prospect for a fabled cache of Civil War gold.
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But Grammy nominee Janelle Monáe, 33, says that before she made it big, combing through the racks for her next vintage find wasn't the money saver it was intended to be.
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Tokyo (CNN)A missing 7-year-old boy was found unharmed after searchers spent nearly a week combing dense forest in the northern Japan island of Hokkaido, Japanese officials said Friday.
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Gather Some Intel When I'm tasked with creating a personalized gift for a VIP, I start by combing their social media feeds and getting advice from the people they're closest to.
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In part to help resolve the impasse, researchers have tried to identify the star system where 'Oumuamua originated by combing through the newly released data troves of the Gaia space telescope.
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The process often feels like an archaeological dig, carefully combing through Twitter conversations, studying emojis and hashtags, videos and images, to figure out the cues that often end with gunfire erupting.
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The problem is no one wants to spend an hour combing through their friends' social media pages (or worse, monitoring them 24/7), so we just end up asking them directly.
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But here's the thing: After combing through celebrity riders allegedly leaked online over the past few years, we found the list of demands for beauty products to be pretty darn reasonable.
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Instead, it involves combing through a mountain of receipts, making sure everyone who was supposed to send me a tax document did, and carefully carrying enough ones to splinter my abacus.
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The initial fervor surrounding the Netflix series Making a Murderer may have died down considerably, but there are still plenty of people combing back through the cases in their own minds.
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Students were later released to their anxious parents who had jammed the area around the school, while police spent much of the day interviewing witnesses and combing over the crime scene.
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GOP operatives are feverishly combing through the archives looking for opposition research on O'Rourke, giving a fresh look to everything from his voting record to his DWI in 2628 (The Hill).
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The police were also combing downtown Dallas for what they believed was a bomb planted by the snipers as the heart of the country's ninth-largest city was put on lockdown.
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"Since the day after the election, we have had lawyers and data scientists and analysts combing over the results to spot anomalies that would suggest a hacked result," Mr. Elias wrote.
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Outside of an occasional press conference announcing a Cabinet appointment, the slog of combing over obscure federal agency rules, filling hundreds of federal posts and preparing to govern attracted little attention.
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Earlier, witnesses said sporadic gunfire had continued at the hotel early Thursday morning, with Police still combing the building's five floors for militants and to rescue those still trapped, Reuters reported.
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Seija Ojanpera, the owner, spent four months combing vintage shops, Etsy and eBay to find its period-authentic décor, which, along with the colorful patterned wallpaper, is different in every room.
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The bright, high-ceilinged shop has a lived-in air and the international vibe — Peruvian rugs, antique French tools, colorful Portuguese plates — that comes from a lifetime of combing flea markets.
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The Pentagon is investigating allegations that coalition airstrikes killed as many as 200 civilians in Mosul, Iraq, by combing through 700 separate video feeds captured over 10 days in the area.
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I was Fox Mulder combing through the X-Files, Rod Serling opening a door to the Twilight Zone, even Rosemary Woodhouse convinced that the neighbors were members of a ritualistic cult.
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This isn't the website's first rodeo with highly sensitive and secretive reporting, much of which involves combing though publicly available data, or databases that can be purchased or have been leaked.
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I proceeded to fritter away entire workdays combing through recording forums (shout-out to Gearslutz!) and Googling pictures of radio studios, lusting after large diaphragm condenser mics and palpitating over preamps.
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The government's proposed plan outlined a strategy for piecing together exactly who might have been separated by combing through thousands of records using a mix of data analysis and manual review.
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We have been combing through the list since it was released a few weeks ago...verifying names, doing our initial vet of who should have been purged and who should not.
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Air Force officials could not tell the Times how many times crews had been sent to Trump Turnberry specifically but said they are combing through vouchers to determine the exact count.
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That is the question Ms Rappaport tackles, combing intelligently through the often bowdlerised archives of several countries, and trying to get past the romantic tone of much previous writing on the subject.
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Bankers operating in Hong Kong have told Reuters that the Panama Papers have triggered a massive compliance exercise there, with banks carefully combing through their accounts to ensure there are no problems.
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For example, the fringe Trucker jacket was designed for her childhood love of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and her wide-leg and pleated jeans were inspired after combing through the Levi's archives.
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Combing through news reports, social media anecdotes, and direct submissions to the SPLC database, the organization's staff has collected 867 reports of hateful intimidation and harassment between November 9 and November 29.
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After seven years of documenting sound patterns and combing through data collected from different locations in the Bering Sea, scientists were finally able to visually identify the right whales, confirming their theory.
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They still have a dozen investigators working on the case — half of them full time — while other authorities are combing financial and communications records to try to find links to the killers.
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About 100 investigators have been assigned to look into the case, and they are combing through roughly 350 hours of video footage and 250 other items of evidence, a police spokesman said.
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Combing the data captured by plane, drone and hand-held devices, the team were able to build a data-rich virtual 3D model of the landscape more rapidly and with higher fidelity.
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Even so, combing through the joint communiqué, signs of genuine co-operation were to be found, including a commitment to agree on new rules regarding "market-distorting subsidies" and state-owned enterprises.
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Evans, with the help of Young Republican volunteers, has compiled a database of all the convention delegates using a combination of direct phone calls, scouring social media and combing through public affiliations.
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On Thursday, sheriff's detectives and FBI agents spent hours combing through his modest single-story house in Citrus Heights, a Sacramento suburb, and probing the backyard with poles for signs of digging.
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At the same time, they are combing the remarks of their own bosses to be just as ready when some long-forgotten attack on the other side comes back to haunt them.
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Investigators from the medical examiner's office were expected to do a skeletal examination, and police investigators were combing the area for video and trying to trace Ms. Odom's whereabouts before her death.
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" By "combing" through the nearly 10,000-word privacy policy, the complaint says, users can learn "that their geolocation may be tracked for purposes other than 'personalized local weather data, alerts and forecasts.
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I also have a fondness for thrift shopping and relish combing through racks to score a unique piece at a bargain price, a practice I'm aware many find cumbersome and time-consuming.
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After combing through tons of reviews, we've found five notable hair dryers that stand apart from the rest, so you can choose the hair dryer that best fits your needs and budget.
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A "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" spokeswoman told ITK on Wednesday that the show's producers are working with a variety of sources, including combing social media, to find federal workers affected by the shutdown.
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Our morning routine consisted of my mom combing my jet-black hair, applying Johnson's baby powder all over my face, and begging me to not spill breakfast on my starched school uniforms.
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Despite not actually being an Ouya user, Straka said he "gasp[ed] in horror" when the announcement was made—so he started combing his contacts for like-minded folks passionate about Ouya.
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Mueller's investigators are combing through years worth of data from hard drives, cellphones, iCloud backups and more following the indictment of Stone, the infamous Republican operative and longtime adviser to Donald Trump.
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Inside the brick and tin houses it was blazing hot, and so the neighborhood women sat in the narrow lanes, combing their children's hair or washing lunch pots at the public tap.
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A. It's not the glamorous, headline-making work, it's the day-to-day examination, combing through and interrogating things that people have just assumed were the only way things could be done.
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Can you imagine Ben Carson's Housing Department or Jeff Sessions's Justice Department looking for great innovations and combing the evidence for what works best to improve public safety or house more Americans?
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The billionaire had just spent more than $115 million to help elect a Democratic-controlled House of Representatives, combing through dozens of races before sinking his fortune into two dozen of them.
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For our latest installment of Hype Machine, we spent hours combing the site to bring you the highest-reviewed, most added-to-cart products in the Glossier œuvre for your shopping pleasure.
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Felix screamed all the way to the kitchen table, where Mr. Bedor fitted him with an "Elizabethan collar" — a clear plastic funnel enclosing his head — and went to work combing and cutting.
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As if to emphasize that assertion, a reporter combing through the new set of Gaymoji in search of something that would symbolize a person of Mr. Simkhai's vintage could find only one.
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The iOS Mail app and Outlook both offer a similar Unsubscribe link at the top of emails, saving you from scrolling to the bottom and combing through the fine print for one.
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How Big Tobacco Hooked Children on Sugary Drinks Researchers combing through archives discovered that cigarette makers had applied their marketing wizardry to sweetened beverages and turned generations of children into loyal customers.
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While I was cooking or combing somebody's hair, they'd grill me on legal stuff with flashcards, and I'd have the kids sit as a mock jury to reiterate what I'd learned that day.
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Researchers gathered data over three years by combing through news reports indicating a death was "precipitated by a selfie" or that a person had died while attempting to take a photo of themselves.
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Unlike Eve, I ultimately control my impulses in the end, and resign myself to combing through ingredients lists and Googling potential irritants before I can even think about putting something on my face.
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Authorities have narrowed their search for the body of a Florida hairdresser missing since May, zeroing in on a Georgia landfill where local police and FBI agents are combing through truckloads of trash.
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The study is the largest systematic analysis of obesity data ever done, with researchers combing the medical literature and crunching thousands of data sets on obesity in adults and children covering 20133 countries.
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After destroying the deserted camp, the patrol made a puzzling decision: They decided to keep pursuing their targets by combing nearby villages, according to the Nigerien general and the anti-terrorist unit official.
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November: Investigators file about 20 search warrants, looking into local sex offenders, reviewing surveillance videos gathered from homes and businesses in the area and combing through mounds of cellular phone and technology data.
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With hundreds of aspiring gossip-hounds combing the platform for drama — down to the happenings of tiny subcommunities — it might not make sense for a single publisher to invest time in a competition.
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There are pictures with girlfriends, with a lover eating and reading and playing cards; another picture shows a black woman combing back her hair; there are a few stills with her daughter, too.
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After nearly 20 days of combing through ash, rubble, and twisted metal looking for residents who died during California's deadliest wildfire in history, thousands of search and rescue workers are now going home.
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The effort was expanded the next day to include boats, ground teams, a police helicopter and drones combing the riverbanks for several miles along both sides of the swift-flowing Mokelumne, it added.
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One time when her mother was taking a midday nap, she felt someone push their hand through the open window to put their hand on her head, combing their fingers through her hair.
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Investigators are still combing through evidence in the macabre case of Dr. Lina Bolanos and her fiancé, Dr. Richard Field, who were found dead last Friday in Field's luxury penthouse in South Boston.
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At least 12 people died in the fire at the 24-story Grenfell Tower, but that number will probably rise sharply as the London Fire Brigade starts combing through the tower's smoldering remains.
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As of Thursday, its 100 rescuers – who have day jobs such as dentists and lawyers - and five dogs were still combing sites, in the hope of finding survivors, especially the young and old.
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Riley Jones, the band's drummer, takes to methodically combing the porch, checking underneath plants and on windowsills, before trying to use a bent coathanger to feel around underneath the door for a key.
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Other measures he proposed included combing the social media profiles of refugees and other migrants to look out for signs of radicalization, as the authorities in the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden have done.
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Letter To the Editor: In "Hidden Gold in College Applications" (column, March 6), Frank Bruni writes of college admissions officers combing applications of students from underrepresented backgrounds, seeking evidence of resilience and persistence.
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When we talk about this techno-vernacular, or a kind of creative work where you're combing your culture and how you integrate and deal with technology, that previously only existed in your imagination.
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The answer has big implications for 2018, and both sides will be combing the Virginia results for clues -- particularly the results among college-educated whites and in the DC exurbs-about who's right.
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In the process, the ease of hunting on a computer rather than combing through the help-wanted sections of dailies, highlighter in hand, drained the newspaper industry of a vital source of revenue.
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Echo speakers can also be used to get access to other streaming services, including Spotify, Pandora and iHeartRadio, but its more advanced features, like combing through lyrics, will work only with Amazon's service.
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His father's death having amounted to a rather narrow premise, there is a sense here of the author combing through every experience he's had in recent years in search of thematically relevant material.
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If you use the same credit card for business and personal expenses, you may wind up combing through your statement to separate out the business statements and calculating the amount of interest paid.
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And while organizations like the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association are combing through the more than 300-page rule, they say they are also ready to fight and may take legal action.
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Orszag, one of Obama's chief economic advisers, spent hours in her personal office combing through drafts of the law, and occasionally bringing a White House-approved list of proposals to meet her demands.
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Gina Tumbarello, director of international policy and trade for the American Feed Industry Association, said that her group is still combing through the TPP and plans to pick up the pace this spring.
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Hundreds of volunteers and police officers spent the Thanksgiving holiday combing through the wreckage, searching for the remains of victims killed in the blaze as the ongoing rains looked set to complicate their work.
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That undertaking reportedly proves difficult for moderators, some of whom the Times says rely on Google Translate and have "mere seconds to recall countless rules" while combing through up to a thousand posts daily.
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" The news agency reported that Sigley had "handed over several times the data and photos he collected and analyzed while combing Pyongyang by making use of the identity card of a foreign student [sic].
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After combing through hours of freaky, fiendish, and fearful footage, we have put together thirty-one of the best Halloween flicks—each highlighting an iconic trope of the genre—in the perfect viewing order.
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"My first time meeting her I was terrified and excited at the same time," Mangrum told me as she pressed my edges before combing my hair in a perfect spiral and pinning it down.
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In November 2008, days before Swartz's 773nd birthday, FBI investigators were combing the internet for any information they could find on the young man fated to become one of the internet's most celebrated figures.
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Rescue workers combing the beaches and waters off the north shore of Oahu for a fifth day were called off at sunset, as the Marine Corps prepared to begin recovery and salvage operations. Capt.
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The site has for years been at the receiving end of censorship, but much of that was done automatically by keyword scraping, or with an army of censors manually combing through millions of posts.
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Everyone knows the dangers of the desert, and they've heard the stories of the hundreds of bodies that are found every year by human rights workers combing the desert just over the US border.
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Like a lot of machine learning software, Corti's algorithms learn by combing vast datasets, looking for the patterns that match certain outcomes (in this case, whether or not someone is having a cardiac arrest).
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One way to pinpoint possible new words is through corpus research, which in this case is essentially taking a whole bunch of different texts and sources and combing through them to look for patterns.
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DP: The messaging management service Centricient [which raised $6.5 million last August], the human genome combing service Encoded Genomics [funding undisclosed], and Renew, a benefits platform for seniors [that raised $3 million in November].
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Authorities were combing through the charred remains of a house in Northfield Center Township, Ohio, early Tuesday to determine why the home suddenly exploded Monday night, killing a family of four, including two children.
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Rescue efforts since then have been hampered by more than 200 aftershocks island and emergency services personnel worked through the night, combing through rubble in the rain and cold as they searched for survivors.
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Someone's combing their hair, someone's fast asleep, or cooking a meal, hugging a column and curled around it, singing a lullaby and they are definitely not happy about having us there in their homes.
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Police have described Riess as "armed and dangerous," and—with murder, grand theft, and identity fraud charges pending against her—they're combing the country to track her down before she can claim another victim.
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The Times stumbled on the cases it linked to N.Y.U. while combing through a database of 265,250 Hart Island burials since 1023, originally compiled by volunteers for the Hart Island Project, a nonprofit organization.
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That means if you're a digital entrepreneur, you get the pleasure of combing through the year's expenses to try to remember why you took out certain subscriptions and whether you can write them off.
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Terry Williams, whose father's estate was taken over by strangers even though he'd named her the executor of his will, has spent years combing through guardianship, probate, and real-estate records in Clark County.
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Investigators were hunting for any indication that Mr. Mateen might have had help in planning or carrying out the slaughter, and they continued combing through the battered, blood-spattered wreckage of Pulse for clues.
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Around the same time, the Palace Museum in Beijing released an app developed by Moujiti Studio that lets people view centuries of the museum's porcelain collection in high definition while combing through historical details.
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After combing the geographical data for all its users in the U.S., Badoo found that, contrary to popular belief, larger cities and more densely populated areas might not be the best places for singles.
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Combing the crash site with a metal detector, he sports a pith helmet—a cliché of colonialist attire, and not that funny, given the record of Western exploitation in this part of the world.
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Trilobites In 2016, Lida Xing was combing the amber markets of Myanmar when a merchant enticed him over to his booth with what he said was the skin of a crocodile trapped in amber.
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A good chunk of the population is stuck indoors in self-isolation as a cautionary measure, spending most of our days puttering around in sweatpants, working from home, and combing the web for entertainment.
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Hundreds of forest rangers fanned out across the jungles of central Maharashtra State, combing the bush for tiger tracks, scat, stray hairs, long scratches on trees — anything that might reveal where she was hiding.
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McCaul, who is the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee said investigators are combing through Conditt's cell phone and electronic devices as they look for clues that could lead them to his motive.
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We spend our days combing the inventory of retailers big and small, looking for the must-haves that will help our readers solve a problem, feel their best, or indulge in some self-care.
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One official with direct knowledge of the events said Mr. Cohen-Watnick began combing through intelligence reports this month in an effort to find evidence that would justify Mr. Trump's Twitter posts about wiretapping.
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When I was a teenager, combing a combination of print magazines and used books and the early mass internet, I felt like I existed at a specific intersection of the leylines of lived life.
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Opinion Columnist A few years ago, when I was self-employed and had recently had my second child, my husband went combing through my credit card statements, looking for tax deductions that I'd missed.
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At a news conference on Wednesday night, Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said search and recovery teams had finished combing through the ruins of approximately 13,000 homes and other buildings incinerated by the blaze.
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Finally, after verifying our answers and combing our records, we received word that the United States government had chosen us as strong candidates for resettlement; they were offering us a home in Austin, Texas.
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Recently, while combing through some old belongings at my grandmother's house, I came upon a couple peculiarities that brought visions of late-night gossip sessions and Dragon Ball Z role-playing flooding back to me.
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Combing that trend with the wider economic swing we've seen to on-demand services, you can see how the concept of an efficient, price-competitive leasing model might persuade people to give that a try.
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During the offseason, I've been busy combing through trailers, tracking Kit Harington hairstyles, wading through fan gossip, and otherwise searching the signs and portents for hints about how the next set of stories might unfold.
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Experts are said to be combing through Trump's domestic and foreign business interests, his personal life, his charitable foundation and those he has associated with, using Freedom of Information Act requests to uncover new details.
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In the years since his death, Crichton's widow Sherri has been combing through those files, and recently discovered a new manuscript called Dragon Teeth, which is now set to be published by HarperCollins in 2017.
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For the second time in as many months, detectives from the New York City Police Department are combing through piles of garbage at local landfills, searching for the remains of a murdered woman, PEOPLE confirms.
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The unusual references apparently made by suspect Alek Minassian reflect a real-life online underworld of misogyny and violence that law enforcement officials now are combing for evidence of the motive behind the vehicular carnage.
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Investigation continues Der Spiegel said it is still combing through the allegations against Relotius and will set up a commission made up of people from both inside and outside the company to investigate his work.
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Wikileaks, as is its style, seems not to have done much in the way of curation, simply dumping the emails out in a searchable database that journalists have been combing through in search of stories.
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After combing through METRC data the researchers found that one ounce of bud is equivalent to about 2700 to 2000 edibles with 216mg of THC each, or between 3.1 and 5.5 grams of concentrated extracts.
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BAE, which is not one of the security firms that Bangladesh Bank hired to help with forensics, said it found the malware on its own by combing through repositories that collect samples of malicious files.
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"Our forces are still conducting combing and search operations and as soon as they are finished we will announce the liberation," Mustafa Bali, spokesman for the Syrian Democratic Forces, said in a note to journalists.
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Combing Census Bureau data and city audit documents, the commission noted that of nearly 4,600 American municipalities with populations above 5,211, the median received less than 2000 percent of their revenue from fines and fees.
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For 30 minutes, her fingers worked their way through my hair, brushing and combing and braiding while I sat in a rocking chair, she on the tan striped sofa, the news playing in the background.
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Mr. Ortiz had stopped in the bodega before and like so many others, he'd been combing the videos on the internet of the killing, and picked out all the instances when someone might've stepped in.
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Combing through Facebook likes, they found that "The Walking Dead," for instance, was among the most popular shows in rural areas and "The Big Bang Theory" was among the most popular shows in urban ones.
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DOJ spokesman Ian Prior said in a statement at the time the subpoena was issued last month that officials are carefully combing page-by-page through the tranche of documents to redact sensitive case information.
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Companies are now combing through the law to figure out exactly how it will affect them, and their lobbyists are already working to persuade the Treasury Department to draft rules in ways that benefit them.
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Buttigieg's opponents will now be combing through each of these clients, looking for politically problematic actions McKinsey could have proposed, like laying off workers or, when working for a health care provider, cutting back services.
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"American Vandal" is an uproarious, proudly idiotic sendup of "Serial" and its true crime brethren, combing through conflicting timelines, cellphone records and bizarre tangential leads to investigate the genesis of some profane parking lot graffiti.
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I have also spent a lot of time combing through my earlier articles to identify women whom I have interviewed in the past to find people I can reach out to again in the future.
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Looking at any one of the colorful images from her series of fruit trees, one thinks of people combing their hair and beards, applying makeup, and tucking in their shirts and blouses for the camera.
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Now, unless you're combing every app your new lover has every night like a concerned parent rifling through their teen's sock drawer for weed, it's impossible to find out who else has their eye on them.
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One night after a show at the Morris Civic Auditorium in South Bend, Indiana, he turned in desperation to Saul, his "fixer," the man who always seemed capable of combing out even the most tangled messes.
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In front of an audience of trade unionists, Mr McDonnell said that his team was combing the manifesto see "whether or not it stands the test of time, whether or not it needs to be radicalised".
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A rural Tennessee community has rallied together to help find a 2-year-old boy missing for more than a day, with hundreds of volunteers combing the woods where he disappeared late into the night Friday.
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Less than three hours after the blast, an object police described as a "possible secondary device" was found just a few blocks away from the original explosion on 27th Street while officers were combing the area.
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The hair pro amped up the volume by back-combing the star's hair (from the root to the crown) with a fine-tooth comb, bringing Jones' hair to new heights but with a softer, sleek style.
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Havana, Cuba (CNN)Cuba began a two-day period of official mourning Saturday, as investigators continued the grim work of combing through the wreckage of the crashed plane that took the lives of over 100 people.
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That process involved combing through candidates' most recent opinions for evidence of wavering from the conservatism that placed them on Trump's list of 25 contenders in the first place, one source close to the process said.
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I enjoy slipping it on and fastening the sash and—because this, too, has become part of the ritual—wetting and combing my hair so that, unforeseeably, I am more spruce than I've been in years.
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Forensics officers spent months combing through the charred rubble for victims&apos remains and for clues to how a blaze that started in an apartment kitchen was able to race through the 24-story residential building.
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Historian and author Evelyn Farr has compiled the most complete collection of the couple's correspondence, combing archives across Europe for clues and revealing what was beneath blacked-out sections of some of the letters between them.
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He spends his mornings combing through late-night posts on Big Brother online forums and watching feed highlights that he missed while asleep, then curates a set of notes, and goes live with a morning update.
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Meanwhile, teams of scouts have been combing the forest area an estimated 800-1000 meters above the chamber where the group is trapped, searching for any vents where they could potentially drill to reach the boys.
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In a separate development on Friday, John J. Miller, the New York Police Department's deputy commissioner for intelligence and counterterrorism, said at a news conference that investigators were combing Mr. Saipov's phone records and internet contacts.
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Fatal Encounters identifies and tallies up deaths caused by police by combing through media articles and other sources of public records (though this data collection was initially crowdsourced, the organization now largely relies on paid researchers).
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According to a statement from the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Office, search and rescue teams from multiple agencies in the surrounding area had spent days combing an area of approximately 30 square miles, or 19,000 acres.
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Though we each bring a different perspective to these interviews, all of us have done our homework, down to talking to voters at Iowa fish fries and spending hours combing through candidates' records and policy papers.
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These researchers select significant political claims and set out to determine their veracity by combing through old news stories, speeches, past interviews, scientific and medical data, expert opinions, anything that could help distill fact from opinion.
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A powerful nighttime earthquake in the southern Philippines killed at least six people and injured more than 120, with officials combing through cracked buildings and nearby towns Saturday to check on the damage and other possible casualties.
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I've always instinctively felt this, as someone who's self-soothed by settling in for a complete reorganization of a bookshelf or combing through my wardrobe to make sure everything hanging in there was going to get worn.
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To start, I've submitted my last quarterly payment of 2019 and sent 1099s to my contractors, and then I'll be combing through any deductions I might have missed, wrapping up my accounting, and checking my vehicle logs.
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Just ask her about her beauty regrets, like threading her eyebrows as a teenager ("I looked hilarious at 16," she recalls), or the days when she'd sit through a grueling 20-minute combing session as a child.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The skull of Luzia, the oldest known human fossil in the Americas, was found by researchers combing through debris at Brazil's National Museum, which burned down in September, the Museum said on Friday.
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The caption of the video posted by Truman Café says, "Combing two of Melbourne's obsessions - lattes and avo," but it's followed by a crying laughing emoji, which gave us hope that this item is just a joke.
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The helpful thing about this podcast is that it's geared toward the local police work being done on the case — which looks much different on the ground than it does to internet aficionados combing through old details.
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Seven days later search crews continued combing through the wreckage of demolished neighborhoods looking for any sign of additional victims in Panama City Beach, Mexico Beach and Port St. Joe, the communities closest to the storm's landfall.
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You may remember the game from the excellent trailer at E3 in June, which showed a character who spends his days combing through old newspapers in order to redact unhappy stories that might upset the general population.
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Ask Product Hunt should be helpful for users who want to take advantage of the startup's database of nearly 100,000 products, but don't feel like combing through lists of services just to find what they're looking for.
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Officials in the Trump administration are combing through conservative budgets to find ways to save money in an effort to get rid of the "tremendous waste, fraud and abuse" that Trump pledged to eliminate during the campaign.
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For weeks, hundreds of agents had been combing Philadelphia for the amateur burglars who had embarrassed the F.B.I. by raiding a suburban field office and stealing a thousand files, and then baffled the bureau by evading capture.
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It wasn't until next morning, as IT staff began combing through server logs, that they discovered the true purpose of the attack: The DDOS, and the all-hands effort required to fight it, had been a diversion.
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Gomes said, despite six weeks of combing the couple's grand home in the city's north end, serving 20 search warrants, taking 127 witness statements and gathering around 2,000 hours of security videos from nearby homes and businesses.
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Galleries are adding more women to their rosters, museums like the Uffizi in Florence are combing their storage facilities in search of treasures that deserve airing, and numerous institutions have been mounting exhibitions of art by women.
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Try your luck combing through the Goodwill Store on Waialae Avenue for discount prices on Reyn Spooner "aloha shirts" or comb the racks of hand-loomed wild silk or linen gauze clothing and scarves at Indigé Design.
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Democrats are also combing through many aspects of President Donald Trump's life, from his business dealings to his campaign to his alleged affairs, a culmination that has left Trump venting to allies like South Carolina Republican Sen.
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The panel has the daunting task of combing through hours of testimony from 56 witnesses -- including 14 government cooperators, mostly former traffickers and cartel associates -- who took the stand in Brooklyn, New York, during the federal trial.
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Combing through more than 6,500 information sources, they publish daily verified reports of shootings and can categorize them using up to 120 different variables, including tagging them as hate crimes, domestic violence, police action, or accidental use.
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Our LAPD sources say they are on the hunt for the victim and are working closely with LA Fitness execs, combing over surveillance video and checking member swipes during the time in question to ID the victim.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Everyone knows Craigslist is rife with the weird and the wild, but since 2013, Brooklyn-based artist Eric Oglander has been combing the online marketplace for one quotidian object: the mirror.
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Alarmed by her husband's cognitive decline, Tia eventually found her way to Dr. Omalu, who inspired the recent movie Concussion, starring Will Smith, in 2011 after she began combing the internet for answers and read about his research.
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The government can obtain an incredible amount of detail by combing through one person's Facebook posts—which is unsurprising, since movements like the fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline rely on social media to get the word out.
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Hackers are now homing in on health care because they've discovered that while credit card numbers sell for only a few bucks, information about people obtained by combing through their health-records can sell for more than $30.
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And then, for more than a full 60 seconds, he peered into a mirror that he had propped in his locker, combing his fingers through his closely cropped hair, making sure each short strand was placed just right.
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We could spend a long time combing through The Handmaid's Tale for scraps of mentions of the revolution, and our understanding of the Sons of Jacob's inner workings would still be about as clear as an impressionist painting.
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What takes this story beyond the plot line of a Nicholas Sparks novel, though, is the clip of Sam tenderly combing through Nellie's hair as she lays in a hospital bed — and it's bringing on all the waterworks.
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Mike tells People that he and his wife have been "combing her hair since day one," and, at the rate it seems to be growing, the IRL Rapunzel from Russia might have some competition in a few years.
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The brand recommends you spray your head section-by-section, but we also tried spritzing it all over, combing through with our fingers, and washing out, and noticed the same high shine results after we dried our hair.
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Even as he was speaking, however, inspectors were combing through the offices of the billionaire Mikhail D. Prokhorov, whose RBK newspaper has published a string of articles critical of associates of Mr. Putin, the Interfax news agency reported.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, I have been combing through an extensive and varied picture book collection at my local library, but I have had trouble finding a certain kind of book for my 4-year-old grandson.
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An unpredictable president, he once claimed that he could cure AIDS with herbs, prayers and a banana, and he has carried out literal witch hunts, combing the countryside for suspects and forcing them to drink a hallucinogenic potion.
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By Thursday night, agents and law enforcement officers, confident they had found the alleged bomber, were combing through social media posts of Sayoc and began surveilling him either Thursday night or Friday morning, the law enforcement official said.
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The top price in the sale was the £334,000 given by a telephone bidder for "Sylvie," a life-size marble statue of a slender female nude combing her long hair, by the little-known French sculptor Prosper d'Épinay.
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The Chicago police are combing through security camera footage and have identified two "potential persons of interest," but the lack of progress in the investigation has fueled speculation online that the attack did not happen as Smollett described.
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These extensive discussions typically last for 90 minutes with an added 30-minute follow-up, and Marchese meticulously prepares for them, spending hours researching his subjects, combing through everything he can find, and memorizing pages of potential questions.
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The astronomers who use Keck spend nights remotely combing through its observations at headquarters in the nearby town of Waimea, but Smith still makes the trek to the telescope whenever she can, often with her students in tow.
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Tracking the Turd Burglar — and trying to prove McClain's innocence — involves our teenage filmmakers extensively combing through Instagram, both to unearth past clues about pranksters at school, and to find proof of who was at which party, and when.
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The bomb squad is combing the area to see if there are more homemade bombs," Anton Charliyan, West Java police chief, told Metro TV. "Situation is safe for now, but we must remain on alert and not underestimate things.
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BAGHOUZ, Syria (Reuters) - The operation to take Islamic State's last enclave in eastern Syria looked close to an end on Wednesday, with no sign of clashes as U.S.-backed fighters said they were combing the area for hidden jihadists.
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Photo: GettyThe Department of Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been seeking the technology sector's help to carry out President Trump's proposed "extreme vetting" of visa holders by combing their social media information, a proposal that's been percolating since January.
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"I was dying — I felt the struggle because I bleached my hair two years ago and at one point it just started falling out, and I kept combing it like her," Solis told BuzzFeed News of her friend's stream.
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Imagine the audacity of combing the world for a single actor with the right name, just so you can arrive at the punchline "Mac Book says get a Surface Laptop" without an army of lawyers breathing down your throat.
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Ocean Infinity announced in a statement that it had ended the search three months after it began combing the Indian Ocean for remnants of the airplane, which crashed in 85033 during a flight from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to Beijing.
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In the face of Democrats' stalwart commitment to combing through Kavanaugh's paper trail, McConnell has said he could push a vote for the nominee until right before the midterms if they don't let up, according to a Politico report.
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Vessels from the United States, Britain, Brazil and Chile have been combing the seas as part of the search; the Argentine Navy's four P3-B maritime patrol aircraft have been grounded and unavailable for deployment, according to Jane's Research.
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He added the death toll remained provisional as corpses were undergoing identification, and that the army was undertaking a combing operation on the ground with support from international forces, including French troops from the Barkhane operation and U.N. peacekeepers.
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Conspiracy theories and speculation, fueled by confusing government statements and low-res photographs from the crash site, swirl as local authorities on the ground and open-source investigators working from their desks at home begin combing through the evidence.
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Read: It's Official: Pelosi Says the Impeachment Inquiry Is On Democrats will now set about combing through every inch of the scandal to build their case to the American public that this time Trump really has gone too far.
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The New Old Age Ever since President Trump nominated Judge Neil M. Gorsuch to fill the empty seat on the Supreme Court, interested parties have been combing through his writings and appellate court rulings looking for signs and portents.
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Until he recounts writing his coming-out essay for The South Bend Tribune, I had begun to wonder if Buttigieg had decided to airbrush his life story, with an eye to some future opposition researcher combing through these pages.
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The painting's true identity was discovered by art historian and presenter of BBC1's Fake or Fortune, Bendor Grosvenor, after he was combing through the website Art UK, and was skeptical when the work's creator was listed as unknown.
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There are 615 people combing though this small California town, its neighbor, Magalia, and other areas in Butte County, trying to shrink the list of missing people that keeps swelling more than a week after the Camp wildfire swept through.
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Rick Scott said late Saturday that rescue teams had been combing through the rubble of Mexico Beach, a city of about 1,000 people along the Florida Panhandle that was effectively wiped out when Michael hit as a Category 4 storm Wednesday.
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To get that wet sheen, Stephen smoothed a hard gel from the roots to the mid-lengths of Zendaya's hair in small sections to make sure every single piece of hair was coated before combing the front layers behind her ears.
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Cramer broke down and gave recommendations on 22019 names in the cloud-based software cohort: One of the stocks in the "cloud king" cohort, Splunk focuses on combing through, combining and making sense of machine data that run through connected devices.
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After combing through the ICIJ data, Radio New Zealand, TVNZ and Kiwi journalist Nicky Hager released a report stating that Mossack Fonseca recommended New Zealand as a good place to do business for its tax-free status and high confidentiality.
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Seven aircraft from New Zealand, Australia and the U.S. coastguard have been combing around 92,000 square km (35,500 square miles) of ocean for the missing life raft, which was designed to hold about 25 people but capable of squeezing on more.
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After combing through numerous sets of orbital statistics for spacecraft over the years, he came up with an estimate that he says is more precise than the one currently used by the FAI: 183 kilometers, plus or minus 218 kilometers.
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Investigators combing the crash site on a wooded hillside outside of Medellin found no traces of fuel in the wreckage of the BAe 0003 made by Britain's BAE Systems Plc, signaling that the crash may have resulted from lack of fuel.
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Given the sheer amount of bright objects in the Universe, it makes the search long and tedious: the researchers spent many years combing through data from telescopes that have surveyed the stars, looking for candidates that might be super-distant quasars.
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The organization is suing to stop upstream surveillance, the process by which the NSA passively monitors and collects a huge amount of data and text-based communications by combing international internet traffic as it moves across service providers' backbone infrastructure.
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Cooperating closely with investigators, salvage workers and criminal police were combing the site on Wednesday and working to recover the carriages that were lying on their side in the wooded area with a river on one side of the track.
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Instead of spending time combing through pages and pages, we took the leg work out of shopping for a new TV. Let's start with smaller models: TCL's 32-inch HD Roku Smart LED TV is now on sale for only $129.99.
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The journalists who have been combing through the trove allege that around 140 political figures, including Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, have links to the holders of the offshore accounts through family members, friends or associates.
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Why it matters: While it seems like low-hanging fruit -- given the law hasn't been enforced for 2628 decades -- abortion rights advocates are combing through laws on the books in states cross the country as a challenge to Roe v.
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Search and rescue crews using cadaver dogs were combing through the heavy soil and stone to ensure that no additional victims were underneath, Giles said, and they would keep at that task until it was no longer safe to do so.
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As Point72 Asset Management's chief market intelligence officer, Granade has the difficult task of leading the team responsible for combing through huge amounts of data to find information that the hedge fund's portfolio managers and analysts can turn into trades.
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While the company hasn't announced publicly what their long-term deal is worth, eagle-eyed observers combing through quarterly earnings reports estimated the company made somewhere in the neighborhood of $40-50 million on just the "Greatest Royal Rumble" alone.
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But what most shapes her music making — the myriad decisions on how to pace a phrase or to build character through articulation and dynamics — is the musicological groundwork of combing through early editions and manuscripts for clues of the composer's intentions.
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As Peacock and Alford calculate, companies would need to collect 3 million tonnes of dry manganese nodules a year to profit – which would mean underwater collector vehicles combing 50km a day, and reaping nodules in concentrations above 10kg per square metre.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysians have swung behind a social media campaign to hand chocolates to police in a rebuke of ousted leader Najib Razak, who complained officers combing his family's properties for evidence of corruption helped themselves to their sweets.
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Ahmad's specialty is counterterrorism, her subspecialty "extraterritorial" cases, which means that she spends a great deal of time overseas, negotiating with foreign officials, interviewing witnesses, often in prison, and combing the ground for evidence in terror-related crimes against Americans.
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Childhood memories of combing through cabinets full of hair products with concerned older women, or being constantly reminded to fix my posture, made it seem like I had a lot to change if I wanted to appeal to the opposite sex.
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Rather than evoking the art of the Narragansett people themselves, the line is a Robinson-Crusoe-style, romanticized interpretation, the conceit of which is that everything is constructed as if from the results of a particularly thorough day of beach combing.
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At a news conference on Wednesday night Honea said search and recovery teams had finished combing through the ruins of approximately 18,000 homes and other buildings leveled by the Camp Fire, which ranks as the most destructive in state history.
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Who Owns What aims to change that by pulling information from disparate government databases and identifying patterns, like a shared business address among the L.L.C.s — laborious work that would typically take hours of combing through city finance and housing records.
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American and British officials had already grown concerned about Huawei's abilities after cybersecurity experts, combing through the company's source code to look for back doors, determined that Huawei could remotely access and control some networks from the company's Shenzhen headquarters.
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A massive police presence descended upon Omar Mateen's Florida family home Sunday afternoon, hours after authorities ID'd him as the killer in the Orlando nightclub massacre ... and TMZ has obtained the first photos showing police combing the property for clues.
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Thousands of homes and businesses have been destroyed, hundreds of people who have been reported missing remain unaccounted for, and emergency workers have barely begun the grim work of combing through the blackened, smoking ruins of houses, cars, forests and businesses.
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In the past, police departments often would not dispatch officers to nonfatal shootings to collect casings, figuring they had better ways to spend their time than getting down on their hands and knees and peering under cars or combing grassy fields.
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Instead of combing through agreements for buried data use protocols and having to "opt out" of data sharing, consumers would "opt in" to data sharing in exchange for a fee, depending on the extent and the frequency of data use.
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And the release comes as Republican opposition researchers work overtime combing through the background of the former first lady and secretary of state, whose presidential candidacy faces a tough test in the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses set for Monday.
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Walter Shaub Jr., chief of the ethics office, and his team have been working nights and weekends trying to rein in what they can of the Trump entourage's abuses, combing through the financial disclosures of administration appointees and ringing alarm bells.
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They spread out across 103 beach towns, like a hundred flecks of hope on a desperate quest: combing a stretch of the Jersey Shore for Sarah Stern, a 19-year-old from Neptune City who had been missing for a week.
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So if you have spent the last four years combing over every detail of the sequel trilogy story, and you expect answers and a perfectly polished plot with neat bows everywhere ... well, then your reaction is likely more of a crapshoot.
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ProPublica and Vox have spent the past eight months doing just that — combing through government data and reports, medical records and research studies, and talking with scores of women, health care providers, policymakers and families of lost mothers around the state.
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Separately, the family and the council began combing through Nooksack history, which, like that of many tribes in the United States, is complicated by government efforts to extinguish, assimilate and relocate the tribe, and by a dearth of historical documents.
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Peter, the main character in the movie, had a soul-sucking job: Every day, he would sit in an office cubicle combing through old computer code, looking for a flaw that could make computers malfunction when the year turned 2000.
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By the time 500 people were angrily combing the streets on October 3, looking for dangerous cosplayers in what is now being called "the Penn State clown riot," it was clear the nation had a serious clown problem on its hands.
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