Comparing the two, it's easy to spot the design differences.
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Some are easy to spot and others not so much.
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"This should have been pretty easy to spot," he added.
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A "word" like covfefe is easy to spot and dissect.
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Given its significant girth, it should be easy to spot.
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In hindsight, it's easy to spot my errors in thinking.
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It's easy to spot in a sea of carbon fiber.
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Looking back, this crisis was entirely too easy to spot.
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That difference is easy to spot in the numbers, too.
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He was easy to spot with his trademark bow tie.
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These hulking chunks of ice are usually easy to spot.
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But the theme of these games is easy to spot.
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Fortunately, these ruses were all too easy to spot and discount.
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But go to Amazon today, and infringers are easy to spot.
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There was just one problem: mountain lions aren't easy to spot.
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If you're counting from the crotch area, it's easy to spot.
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Nick's is easy to spot -- he's the one in a turban.
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They used to be easy to spot, with beards and dungarees.
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San Jose, California (CNN)The yard signs are easy to spot.
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The fixed-up homes are easy to spot in downtown Waco ...
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Many of those choices are easy to spot on a map.
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She's easy to spot: She's the one dressed as a boulder.
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On a clear night, the star Thuban is easy to spot.
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They are clearly designated, and fellow racegoers are easy to spot.
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Fake news is actually really easy to spot -- if you know how.
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At least in the 1980s it was easy to spot the problem.
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And despite its prevalence, the condition is not always easy to spot.
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Cultural appropriation is easy to spot when it's actually on someone's body.
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There's an easy-to-spot theme here: these are all master storytellers.
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Throughout the rest of the store, Wegmans lovers were easy to spot.
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You want to know why fake news isn't so easy to spot?
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Experts say it's easy to spot a VSCO girl in the wild.
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But he knows that good conference calls aren't always easy to spot.
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If identifying the winners was hard, the losers were easy to spot.
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It's easy to spot the starting line, because it's a giant slide.
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But the side effects of these new rules are easy to spot.
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Equally easy to spot — and perhaps more entertaining — is clear lack of talent.
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It's trivially easy to spot the deeply conservative Mormon areas on these maps.
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"For a supposedly secret society, they were easy to spot," writes Mr Kirkpatrick.
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It helps that he still rides the train, so he's easy to spot.
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Their signs were easy to spot, high above the heads of other marchers.
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Compared with us tourists, the bona fide beach naturists were easy to spot.
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THE rise of the big tech firms is easy to spot in downtown Chicago.
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They're easy to spot as they're often sporting jackets or shirts with logo patches.
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The distinctive styling of the fabrics used for airplane seats is easy to spot.
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The cracks are easy to spot, and they've been showing for a long time.
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They're pretty easy to spot because they're usually as wide as they are tall.
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These pickups are also easy to spot: they shine like tiny, white light bulbs.
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It's easy to spot first-time visitors to the Onassis Cultural Center in Manhattan.
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Wear light clothes, so anything that does get on you is easy to spot.
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She made the whole story up and the error was apparently easy to spot.
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In some publications, these fake stories are easy to spot; in others, they're not.
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It's easy to spot a herd of wildebeest making its way across the savanna.
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Today, its twinkling lights are easy to spot from afar, since the 120-ft.
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She was easy to spot, not only for her raven hair already brushed silver.
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The easy-to-spot Hallfredsson (he's completely bald) launches one far over the net.
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While older devices were relatively easy to spot, new devices are stashed deep inside.
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Global Health If a new flu pandemic emerges, it may be easy to spot.
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It's also easy to spot some hubs of the global economy with this map.
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Most of the corredores de chocolates (Mexican slang for fake runners) are easy to spot.
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Knowing the signs makes it easy to spot early, according to the American Cancer Society.
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She says that it's easy to spot an "inauthentic influencer" as the comments look "unnatural".
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The BendyMan is easy-to-spot and is available in green, turquoise black and pink.
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Signs in Korean offering services like shuttle buses are easy to spot in tourist areas.
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Thanks to these brave whistleblowers, it's easy to spot the subsequent meddling by political hacks.
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She's respected, well known, and — thanks to her affinity for glittery belts — easy to spot.
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And sure, it was easy to spot hypocrisy in the people we put on pedestals.
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A standard panoramic glass roof makes it easy to spot Woodsy Owl in the wild.
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Deepfakes are getting better, but for now experts say they remain relatively easy to spot.
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The good thing about heart disease is that risk factors are relatively easy to spot.
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Ditch rats, and the crimson traces of their last moments alive, are easy to spot inside.
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It's fairly easy to spot a true managed marketplace if you know what you're looking for.
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His eccentric, Burning Man-influenced fashion made him easy to spot at the industry's many conferences.
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It's easy to spot an impressive kill-streak, but not every accomplishment is quite so obvious.
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Even now, when users may be actively looking for the setting, it's not easy to spot.
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It's certainly not photorealistic, and when examined closely the images are easy to spot as fake.
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Most of the fraud that they investigate—especially for insurance—is just really easy to spot.
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Mars will be easy to spot nearby the bright star Antares in the constellation Scorpius' head.
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While trends like those can be easy to spot, "Day 2" organizations resist them, he writes.
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The researchers say extroverts generally display more cheerful expressions in photographs, so they're easy to spot.
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Luxury items like the Hermès bracelet are low-hanging fruit, frequently copied and easy to spot.
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The bad guys are often easy to spot: They're the ones with the beards and turbans.
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But deals from newer brands like ChefSteps and Instant Pot have also become easy to spot.
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When you look at where venture capital is right now, it's easy to spot some similarities.
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But look deeper, and it becomes easy to spot the very non-traditional love story here.
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For now, tells like disappearing facial features or audio glitches make deepfakes relatively easy to spot.
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A lot less dramatic, for sure, but still makes him easy to spot in a crowd!
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It is missing one of the fenders, which makes it easy to spot its bald tires.
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A block that's been altered would be obviously out of place and therefore easy to spot.
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That simple beat of a Rocky theme just presented those feelings on an easy to spot level.
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Its lime green color also guarantees that you'll be easy to spot even when you're far out.
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It also has a light gray interior that makes it easy to spot what you're looking for.
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The feathery culprit was easy to spot as it strolled down the road of a residential area.
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They converge from different angles on the same possible perp, who is, alas, catastrophically easy to spot.
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The easy-to-spot garment, called the trauma team leader identification vest, clearly identifies who's in charge.
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There are two kinds of bias in media today: Bias in broad daylight that's easy to spot.
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We got separated, and then found one another again (thankfully, the BOY BYE sign was easy to spot).
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But while lurid press coverage makes it easy to spot police shortcomings, it does less to explain them.
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There was a purely practical rationale, too: Stripes were easy to spot if a crew member fell overboard.
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Although it is hard to identify victims - countless remain hidden within mansions - former slaves are easy to spot.
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In the 1940's, Albert Christensen dug, carved, and blasted the easy-to-spot home into a rock.
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In four of the seven episodes available for reviewers, the monsters, victims, and heroes are easy to spot.
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Trader Joe's crew members are known for being cheerful, friendly, and easy to spot in their Hawaiian shirts.
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IT IS EASY to spot the Jewish and Arab neighbourhoods in Ramle, one of Israel's few "mixed" cities.
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And while some of the advice is easy to spot as false and disregard, other suggestions sound plausible.
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The key reason for its rise is easy to spot: the refugee crisis and rising anti-immigrant sentiment.
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They were easy to spot: seven young men, many of them bearded or ponytailed, in a tight circle.
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It's fairly easy to spot the warning signs of a partner who is intentionally hindering your career success.
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As we disembarked, a soft rain was falling, and it was easy to spot the Capetonians like me.
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Buildings used for growing marijuana are easy to spot — many are distinguished by extra lights and security cameras.
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And it's easy to spot the deficiencies of high frame rate filmmaking on the surface of Billy Lynn.
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While it's easy to spot some of the women front and center, some Twitter users were still not jazzed.
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That makes them easy to spot, and count, from orbit — which is just what the DeepSolar project is doing.
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For someone as experienced as Henson, it should have been easy to spot and fix—but everyone makes mistakes.
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But, when they're up-close — like in Erik Christiansen's photos in the book — the differences are easy to spot.
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It was shockingly easy to spot the skater guy with the hat, Jason Favreau, who is an office assistant.
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The B-52 drops bombs, but is so large and easy to spot that it also sends a message.
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Color is easy to spot: First suite on the first floor and the only one with, well, bright color.
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"I think it tells us that we shouldn't be too complacent about disguises being easy to spot," York says.
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And yet this easy-to-spot giant, which lives on tundras from Siberia to Greenland, is still surprisingly mysterious.
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When these types of crimes directly affect a vote, as the examples above do, they are easy to spot.
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It's easy to spot the imprint of Hooni Kim's Hanjan, where he was the executive chef for four years.
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But they're still easy to spot The issue of fake social media accounts masquerading as public figures is acute.
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The shopping giant placed an image of support on its homepage, although it's not easy to spot at a glance.
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Even then, the flags of the then-al Qaeda affiliate, the Nusra Front, were easy to spot on the street.
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Another is that it is easy to spot; noticing something between "to" and a verb is a gratifyingly simple task.
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Jordan's movie is filled with plot contrivances and twists that are simultaneously impossible to believe and easy to spot coming.
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Self-checkout attendants in Supercenters will be very easy to spot, as they will wear bright yellow with grey trim.
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The emcee of the inaugural Deadspin Awards, Drew Magary, was easy to spot in the crowd before the show began.
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Often, the scams are easy to spot to those fluent in online fraud, but they're designed to fool the unwary.
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But on the island it was easy to spot other Americans who had also flown down for the clinical trial.
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The logo is pretty easy to spot: "American Humane Certified" and "Food Alliance Certified" offer similar protections as Certified Humane.
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And if you know to look for it, the switch in formats in each time period is easy to spot.
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They're usually very easy to spot: Fake accounts will send a few flirty messages then ask to exchange phone numbers.
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Mr. Reilly, 19803, has competed in dozens of marathons, and he is easy to spot among the throngs of runners.
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It's easy to spot the cynical uses of affective computing, especially once it becomes readily available through consumer fitness monitors.
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"It's easy to spot a grenade in pristine museum condition, but in archaeological conditions, it's rarely that easy," Blake said.
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The work isn't easy to spot while marching in the High Line parade, but it sounds a piercing, lingering alarm.
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The cover is removable and machine washable, and is easy to spot clean since its made of tight nylon fibers.
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On smaller screens, YouTube can use just the icon alone to abbreviate its logo, while still making it easy to spot.
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The anti-social creatures spend much of their hiding under rocks, so it isn't easy to spot one in the wild.
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Vesta easy to spot compared to other asteroids in the same belt as its surface is more reflective than the moon.
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Disgruntled Bernie Sanders supporters were easy to spot — some actually booed as the former candidate endorsed Hillary Clinton in his speech.
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While such logical errors may be easy to spot in others, the group says, they're often harder to see in ourselves.
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The floats are shaped like a massive duck and a turtle, making them easy to spot in any body of water.
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At $560, it's an expensive travel accessory, but one that will certainly be easy to spot on an airport's luggage carousel.
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The eggs aren't always as easy to spot, so doctors might also ask you to perform what's called the tape test.
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Not all attacks are as easy to spot as an attacker who is trying to brute-force a password, for example.
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Harry Styles is in the new Christopher Nolan movie Dunkirk, but he's not easy to spot in the film's latest trailer.
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It's easy to spot those carrying unclean Dark Zone gear thanks to the large, yellow hazmat bags that dangle from backpacks.
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If it is not easy to define "liberal", it is easy to spot its rivals, authoritarianism and fundamentalism of all kinds.
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It is easy to spot impropriety on the part of our opponents if we spend all our time searching for them.
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The warnings are easy to spot after the fact, but largely hidden in the weeds of workaday coverage at the time.
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Named after the photo-editing VSCO app, the VSCO girl is easy to spot on Instagram or IRL (in real life).
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It would not have been easy to spot at the time because it had nothing directly to do with the Skripals.
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The boat is docked at a private yacht club but is easy to spot from the public docks at Marine Park.
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Fit City Urban kayakers are easy to spot along the Hudson River, watched over by skyscrapers and nonstop traffic of Manhattan.
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It is pretty easy to spot, as it includes the star Vega, which is among the brightest in the night sky.
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But the version used by my state, Pennsylvania, has a distinctive design that makes it easy to spot from a distance.
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By the company's own admission, the redesign is far from wholesale — even on close inspection the differences aren't easy to spot.
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Potter was easy to spot: In a town of pastels and prints, he still favored charcoal suits and crisp white shirts.
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It is easy to spot a pharmacy or store that has N95 masks in stock by the long lines and crowds.
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We tapped into a newfound power that, first and foremost, demanded accountability, and the offenders were plentiful and easy to spot.
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The monarch, who wore a bright mint blue coat and matching hat with pink roses, was easy to spot in the shop.
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Such gerrymanders are sometimes easy to spot: To pick up the right combination of voters, cartographers may design districts that meander bizarrely.
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Fortunately, these scammers are usually easy to spot: their usernames have extra letters or symbols, and the accounts were only recently created.
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There is an easy-to-spot chandelier, and several pieces of fancy-looking furniture placed against the house's pink (of course) walls.
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On the other hand vehicles at supersonic speeds and above generate a huge amount of heat, which makes them easy to spot.
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Thanks to his hallmark coat, Bill was fairly easy to spot, weaving through the crowds or perched front row at myriad shows.
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CHDs are relatively easy to spot, because babies are closely monitored during the first 24 hours of their life, Dr. Hsu says.
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Automatically generated videos are appearing in growing numbers on news companies' websites and social pages, but they're not always easy to spot.
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His speed on a wave and his white hair make him easy to spot, and have earned him the nickname White Lightning.
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Technical excellence in a good video can be pretty easy to spot: we see examples of it all the time on television.
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The city's active reservoirs, like Jerome Park Reservoir in the Bronx and Silver Lake Reservoir on Staten Island, are easy to spot.
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It's easy to spot the stitching that runs through the inflatable dome, and the air machine that keeps it afloat roars loudly.
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As the years went on, yellow taxis became popular because the color was easy to spot from a distance, Mr. Hodges said.
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Indian elephants, water buffalo and swamp deer are also easy to spot, though only the lucky ones catch sight of a tiger.
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The borders of the future won't be as easy to spot, build or demolish as the wall that Mr. Trump is proposing.
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He's appeared in immensely popular Arabic-language KFC and Pepsi commercials, and youngsters wearing his jerseys are easy to spot around Cairo.
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At the very least, their distinctive rust coloring makes them easy to spot for what they are and not a piece of debris.
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Small clearings in the forest where coca leaves are harvested, and tiny white shacks -- suspected of being cocaine laboratories -- were easy to spot.
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This is another trait that has slowly been phased out since it made it too easy to spot to those on the lookout.
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The shutdown button became more prominent and easy to spot, but Microsoft kept the lack of visual elements and flat text for shortcuts.
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Turns out, the trends were very easy to spot, with the brand's top experts reporting that customers are requesting and buying similar products.
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A few people are milling around outside their houses, chatting or drawing water or running errands, but they're easy to spot and avoid.
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On social media, it's easy to spot complaints by Amazon shoppers saying there's effectively "zero" customer support in some parts of the world.
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People nearby were shocked that such an operation could be ongoing in a suburban neighborhood where unusual activity would be easy to spot.
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But the big, gaping hole in my online creation was easy to spot if you looked closely enough: I simply wasn't that girl.
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Luckily, the big "CIRCA 39" logo and orange awning on the front and south side of the building made it easy to spot.
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There was one prominent laptop-based attack in recent years — but it was a crude bomb that should have been easy to spot.
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Mate is meant to be shared so it's easy to spot groups of friends sitting around the park passing around a single calabaza.
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They are easy to spot, not only because they're enormous and unusual, but also because they make no effort at camouflaging their nests.
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Some of the lessons are easy to spot — as in video pieces that hark back to the hallucinatory effects pioneered by Ms. Zazeela.
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Unfortunately, it wasn't that easy to spot spin-producing factors; the authors found them too wide-ranging and unrelated to draw definitive conclusions.
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You think stark stripes would make you easy to spot, but one zebra has found a way to blend in and hide from predators.
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When Sandra Bullock hurtles out into a field of stars she's easy to spot on an LED display by the glow around her suit.
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This one may be more due to typos than anything else, because it's pretty easy to spot a mistake when it sounds that wrong.
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And as brand markers, they work: whether she's in a blue dress or ballgown, it's easy to spot Belle across a crowded Disney park.
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On a recent afternoon in the sun-soaked downtown Manhattan office of SNY, the local sports cable channel, Doug Williams was easy to spot.
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Lots of other things happen at Sundance outside the theater, which are easy to spot while walking up and down Park City's Main Street.
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Unfortunately for Bramhall, the liver he was caught branding was in bad shape already and so didn't heal right, leaving his 'SB' easy to spot.
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The parallels are easy to spot: Both individuals are massively talented perfectionists whose personal struggles threatened to drown long-awaited follow-ups to early successes.
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A Donald Link establishment, Pêche focuses on serving coastal seafood cooked overtop a hearth of hardwood coals—something easy to spot in its open kitchen.
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This one is easy to spot because it has a different color and material than the target machine, but there are other tell-tale signs.
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The VSCO girl gets her name from the photo editing VSCO app, but she's easy to spot on Instagram or IRL (in real life), too.
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"Some items were easy to spot, like a frying pan that had a very wispy metallic sound," Forssell said via a Skype call from Tokyo.
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While it may not be as transparent as someone specifically asking how old you are, ageism is easy to spot if you know the signs.
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He has accompanied Wozniacki to the last two United States Opens, and at 6-foot-9, he is easy to spot at his fiancée's matches.
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Even if you're not playing Pokémon Go, it's easy to spot who is: Just look for the mobs of people looking down at their phones.
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The compartments also ensure you can organize a vast collection by product, size, or however you want, making it easy to spot exactly what you need.
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So green icebergs haven't just been a mystery for decades, they're also not easy to spot unless you're on an expedition near the Amery Ice Shelf.
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This is easy to spot if you have two instances open at the same time and compare federated timelines; there's bound to be some inconsistency. Mastodon.
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We spoke with the master cook, who was easy to spot due to the fact that he was usually walking around giving orders to everyone else.
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Doctors are learning that some problems, such as having microcephaly, or a very small head, are relatively easy to spot during pregnancy or shortly after birth.
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It wasn't evident right away, because all of the usual symbols of extravagance were easy to spot: Lavish yachts, rowdy beach parties and lots of rosé.
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He is shy and reserved, Hashimi said, and has recently stuck to the sparsely populated Iraq-Syria border where drones and strangers are easy to spot.
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The brand has had a resurgence in the US of late, and Australia too — it's very easy to spot Fila shoes, clothing, and backpacks across Sydney.
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You have to draw the two-by-two to really evaluate people accurately and it's easy to spot the agreeable givers who say yes to everything.
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Toiling in near solitude, each artist has come upon his own distinctive visual language — making their pieces easy to spot in a crowd and sought-after.
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And depending on the lighting, where the pieces meet can be easy to spot with a rainbow effect that hits on the edges of the glass.
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Nazi symbols are easy to spot, but more subtle references drawn from white power ideology also surface, like students asking to organize a white student union.
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Security experts said the Iran's OilRig hackers had become easy to spot over the course of hundreds of attacks on contractors, energy companies and government agencies.
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The black San Francisco Giants T-shirt that Barry Bonds wore was so new, the fold lines from being wrapped in plastic were easy to spot.
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It was still pretty manual, but I used a nifty little technique to visually display the soundtrack such that words were easy to spot and locate.
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Although honkers make themselves pretty easy to spot and kill, they could draw unwanted attention toward you, or distract you from hearing other helpful sounds like footsteps.
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They're typically easy to spot: ridiculous usernames, a profile picture that is also the only post they have, and little to no personal info in their bio.
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Using X and Y as stand-ins, snowclones are easy to spot: X is my middle name, a few Xs short of a Y, and so on.
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Angela Bassett was easy to spot in an electric pink gown by Reem Acra whose gargantuan bow at the shoulder was worthy in itself of an award.
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Nowadays, it's easy to spot one on Instagram from her highly-curated shots of period blood splatters or semi-nude, highly erotic, and strangely cropped body shots.
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The idea here is to put a marker in their food that they won't digest, and that's easy to spot once it passes through the other end.
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One walk through the halls and it's easy to spot the black and white signs that read "CAUTION: DO NOT DRINK THE WATER" taped above every fountain.
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A great deal of work has been done on "good" animals because they are easy to spot and familiar to most Australians, who advocate on their behalf.
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It's easy to spot members of the Dutch delegation at the Winter Olympics because they travel on orange bicycles, 132 of which were shipped to South Korea.
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After a few minutes of browsing through Maye's Twitter feed, it's easy to spot what she is most passionate about: advocating for her children and her career.
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Vision is always clearer in the rear-view mirror, but this particular sell-off in stocks was pretty easy to spot and shouldn't really be surprising anyone.
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Until recently, these distractions were easy to spot; you knew one when you saw one, and we all basically agreed on what mattered and what did not.
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An extra couple of dollars in your bank account isn't easy to spot if you're not looking for it — and it's hardly something to write home about.
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It's remarkably easy to spot in other people (especially those you don't agree with politically), but extremely hard to spot in ourselves because the biasing happens unconsciously.
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And, whereas bots are increasingly easy to spot, these fake accounts were so well crafted and detailed, there was virtually no way to recognise, flag, or track them.
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The warning signs have been easy to spot for regular users, but 2016 will mark the time when the infrastructural bottleneck inherent in such massive groups utterly shattered.
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Unlike many mechanical watches that hide their innovations amongst a sea of gears and cogs, what makes the Azimuth SP-1 Crazy Rider notable is easy to spot.
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The best places for hunting meteorites are Antarctica and the Sahara Desert, where the black rocks are easy to spot against the white snow and lighter sand, respectively.
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And now, with the Olympics at fever pitch, it's become frighteningly easy to spot the discrepancies in how the media covers and comments on men's and women's sports.
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They write: As malware like this runs in the background with no indication that it is even running, is it not easy to spot that you are infected.
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Although gender-based discrimination is easy to spot by examining wages, it is surely present in the many other facets that make up a career in the arts.
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The station I chose was tucked into the corner of a strip-mall parking lot, but the distinctive appearance of Tesla's charging stalls made them easy to spot.
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I was there with a small group of journalists—two Mexicans, a Spaniard, and two Nicaraguans—and, in a crowd with few outsiders, we were easy to spot.
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For years, insider trading was relatively easy to spot: It often involved a big bet on a single stock, former federal officials told The Hill late last year.
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The short-run effect of tax cuts is generally easy to spot — it means additional dollars in people's and corporations' pockets, increased economic activity, and more aggregate demand.
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A few of them, easy to spot in the crowd or the parking lot by their dogs, have traveled from around the United States and Canada to compete.
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It might not be easy to spot before the fact, but it tends to be more substantial than whatever fleeting gains protectionism can bring about to the protected.
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The bed offers great support with two layers of foam and comes with a removable cover that is machine washable and dryer safe and easy to spot clean.
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"This is the welcoming street, it's easy to spot," said Albert Nouri, 62, one of the owners of the Nouri Brothers Shopping Center on Main Street in Paterson.
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If you've ever held a 3D-printed object made from melted plastic, the obvious imperfections on its surface are easy to spot, and problematic for use in precision machinery.
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Beyerdynamic headphones are easy to spot without ever seeing the company's logo on them, and the same is true of many Audio-Technica, Sennheiser, and, of course, Beats models.
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Only one drinker nailed the Rioja (made from Tempranillo) and Châteauneuf-du-Pape (a Grenache-based blend), wines from prominent regions that should have been relatively easy to spot.
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He was easy to spot driving through the grounds, collecting chits of paper with bets on them, and on occasion delivering money to some lucky sap whose numbers hit.
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When teams compete in LAN events in person, under the glare of lights and cameras all around them, such mouse tricks would be relatively easy to spot and expunge.
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And, as many reviewers note, the unique design and bright color options make the luggage easy to spot among the stream of bags at airports and other transportation hubs.
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The only truly good thing about Oprah's favorite doomsday backpack is that, with its tastefully minimal design, it's pretty easy to spot among the typically neoprene aesthetic of survivalism.
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Texas delegates are easy to spot every time, with their flag-themed shirts, big old hats and footwear ranging from plain brown ropers to heavily decorated ostrich-skin numbers.
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It should be easy to spot, because most of the environment is greyscale, from the white of the glacier ice to the dark grey of the sea and rocks.
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In this iPhone schematic, it's easy to spot a rounded surface at the back of the device, indicating that there should be a conductive surface to charge the device.
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"They know how to party, they're energetic, they're easy to spot, and there are so many of them," said Cyrielle Robion, 19, a Reims local and a tournament volunteer.
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Which is why below the Mason-Dixon line, it's so easy to spot pickup trucks with Trump bumper stickers on one side and Confederate flag decals on the other.
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Click Review Files to see a sortable list of everything on your drive, which makes it easy to spot duplicates, or your biggest and oldest files, and delete them.
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The thing, though, is that many of the risk factors leading up to the crash were fairly easy to spot if you weren't earning massive profits dependent on ignoring them.
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Below you can see both women rocking the same dress, and while it's easy to spot next to each other, the two personalize it and make it look completely different.
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It's easy to spot members of the Dutch delegation at the Winter Olympics as they travel around on orange bicycles, 132 of which were shipped to South Korea by boat.
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Caruso says it's easy to spot a constipated manatee: These will be swimming with their tails up out of the water, unable to expel the buoyant gas from their behinds.
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Ultimately known as "weird Twitter," it was tough to define — talking about weird Twitter was a surefire way to get made fun of by weird Twitter — but easy to spot.
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Such fallacies are nothing new, and they're not limited to English — Aristotle, after all, seems to have been the first person to catalogue examples — but they are easy to spot.
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What&aposs more, there&aposs no guarantee the next one will be as close as Betelgeuse — about 643 light-years from Earth — and easy to spot with the naked eye.
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The castaways of treatment centers are easy to spot as they walk around, their bedrolls wrapped in black garbage bags, wild and disconsolate from loitering all day in the heat.
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It was easy to spot Chinese tourist groups in Pyongyang and it has often become difficult to book flights and buy train tickets between North Korea and China, they said.
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Decked out in their red jerseys, it was easy to spot the Welsh around the stadium, who found a new level of volume when Johns and Marshman entered the Octagon.
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The large handle on the side is easy to spot and grab out of their suitcase, while the soft, full-grain leather is a significant upgrade from flimsy plastic bags.
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The Christie team is easy to spot, though, sticking out like sore thumbs in chinos and North Face jackets among the working-class New England people in their random sports gear.
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"As a potential purchaser, it's easy to spot temporary distortions in the reviews, to investigate why that distortion occurred, and decide for yourself whether it's something you care about," Kroll wrote.
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Celebrities at Disneyland are often escorted around by a VIP tour guide, whose red-and-blue plaid uniforms (pictured below) are easy to spot, if you know to look for them.
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Gift the Cuyana Triangle Pouch, $50The distinctive shape is easy to spot and feel in a purse, while the tiny size is made for spare change, earrings, and other small knickknacks.
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The governor and his family were easy to spot on the shimmering Jersey Shore, amid 10 miles of a state beach closed by a budget standoff, even from 1193,000 feet above.
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At 6-foot-5 Snoop Dog is easy to spot at Augusta National, even though most of the thousands of spectators are unlikely to have any of his songs on their playlists.
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Abuse can occur in many forms — and that includes text messaging — so it's not always easy to spot, and that's part of why it can be so dangerous in the first place.
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"These fake reviews might be easy to spot when you're looking for them, but unfortunately the average consumer isn't going to check the details to see who's writing the reviews," Hawkins says.
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Diamonds have a brilliant, adamantine luster that makes them easy to spot, and Ms. Hollingshead happened to be sitting in just the right place to see the diamond sparkle in the sun.
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It was easy to spot softness around player movement just a few inches from the screen on the compressed stream, but even tiny details like stewards' shirt numbers were still clearly visible.
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The suspended Cleveland Browns superstar made a rare public appearance at the L.A. Lakers game at Staples Center on Sunday ... and he was pretty easy to spot -- wearing a bright orange jacket.
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The veterans are easy to spot: they ignore all borders, cross-pollinate piles of fried noodles with a few rounds of salmon maki, and dip french fries in their sweet and sour shrimp.
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Instead, the day was presided over by GP's right-hand woman and chief content officer, Elise Loehnen, who, dressed in head-to-toe red, was easy to spot in a sea of Lululemons.
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The phenomenon is easy to spot on social media, with Instagram and Twitter posts exploding with hirsute hashtags like "#beardgang" and "beardgods" praising those with well-groomed beards — and mocking those without them.
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Last September's seismic eruption has left people frightened at the slightest tremor, and the tears in the faces of those who endured the last major quake were easy to spot on the streets.
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Mr. Schultz said such a success rate was possible because "the vast majority of accounts we take down are from extremely naïve adversaries," who typically create automated accounts that are easy to spot.
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While major urban areas around the world are bright with densely overlapping lines, in places like Iraq and Syria, the lit-up outposts where troops are using fitness trackers are conspicuously easy to spot.
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So Earth scientists Joseph Byrnes at the University of Minnesota and Leif Karlstrom at the University of Oregon went looking for more signs of ancient eruptions, in easy-to-spot stretches of the seafloor.
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Sony's Extra Bass speakers are pretty easy to spot: they're big speakers with lots of LED lights and flashing strobes, and they're designed to make your next block party or backyard gathering extra lit.
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It's easy to spot when a comedian is trying too hard to be funny, but Anderson's sense of humor runs through his kind, thoughtful demeanor with the ease of water flowing from a tap.
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Racial progress is easy to spot all around us, like integrated communities and marriages; a 2017 report revealed the number of integrated marriages jumped from 3 percent in 1967 to 85033 percent in 2015.
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Auto-brewery syndrome is difficult to diagnose, and can be dangerousAlthough drunkenness is easy to spot at a bar, symptoms of alcohol intoxication can be much more subtle in people who haven't been drinking.
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In some images, the anomaly is easy to spot: Two men sprinting through the middle of the sidewalk, a group of people moving in a coordinated way, a man standing alone in a crowd.
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One Stanford professor, Richard Socher, said it was easy to spot the Chinese nationals because after the first few weeks, his students would often skip class, choosing instead to view videos of the lectures.
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This high-end spinner suitcase from Delsey features a hard exterior to protect your belongings, but has a white and copper design to keep it cute and easy to spot at the airport baggage claim.
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Like other ski facilities in the capital, Nanshan is easy to spot as the resort's 2000-acre white patch stands in stark contrast to the brown of the mountains that surround Beijing on three sides.
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The headquarters of the European Meteorological Satellite Agency in Darmstadt, Germany ("city of science"!), was easy to spot: It is shaped like one of their early weather satellites, with a central cylinder and protruding wings.
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From above, it is easy to spot the graves: They appear in updated satellite images as rows of upturned dirt in local fields and in vacant lots across the city, like sutures across the landscape.
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Of course, that tenet doesn't stop many of us from armchair-diagnosing other people as alcoholics, and, labels aside, it's often easy to spot those for whom drinking is a source of trouble or preoccupation.
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"The Duck's easy to spot because of his walk," Scott Krivitsky said, leaning against the chain-link fence encircling the paddle ball courts at the Silver Gull Beach Club on the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens.
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The tiki torches are easy to spot, but more subtle and seductive forms of supremacy — embedded in the pop many Americans consume without question — must be dissected by people fluent in the aesthetics of manipulation.
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This can happen so quickly that it takes a long time after everything has blown up to figure out what went wrong; if it were easy to spot, it would have been easy to prevent.
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WASHINGTON — Two deadly collisions between high-tech destroyers and easy-to-spot, slow-moving cargo ships in a little over two months have stunned many in the Navy and sent top leaders scrambling for answers.
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Skimming the comments on these VSCO girl videos, it's easy to spot a thrumming backbeat of negging, one where girls are being teased for everything from their voices to their hair to their bedrooms' wallpaper.
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It's easy to spot the villains because they're usually ugly (Snow White's Evil Queen), purposely gross (The Little Mermaid's Ursula the Sea Witch), and/or draped in shadows and dark colors (The Lion King's Scar).
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If only all algorithmic bias were as easy to spot as this: FaceApp, a photo-editing app that uses a neural network for editing selfies in a photorealistic way, has apologized for building a racist algorithm.
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His modus operandi to strip an album down and focus on creating a sound that highlights an artist's voice over everything makes it easy to spot his style a mile away in an over-produced genre.
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Moments of genius are easy to spot: A series of women in the rain, for example, drawn in pencil by one child, made me think of a Calder mobile crossed with a Southeast Asian textile print.
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These markings, coupled with his wide smile and bright hair colors — which have ranged from orange, purple, green, blue, turquoise, red and pink — make Bunchie easy to spot on the field (and anywhere else, for that matter).
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But the technology is improving at a startling rate, and flaws in the process, like deepfake videos that were easy to spot because the subjects never blinked, are quickly improved to make them more and more believable.
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Still, cannabis users might have short-term impairments that aren't easy to spot but could be dangerous in certain situations, said Mary-Ann Fitzcharles, a researcher at McGill University, in Montreal, who wasn't involved in the study.
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In the blur of professional athletes racing one another, it was easy to spot Grunewald: A scar, crimson and hook-shaped, stretched 13 inches across her abdomen — a visible reminder of the illness and procedures she endured.
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LOS ANGELES — Drive through the San Fernando Valley and it is easy to spot the hallmarks of suburban Southern California: streets lined with palm trees, carefully sheared hedges and red-tiled roofs, a blur of tidy development.
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Some of these are easy to spot, but some aren't, and you should make sure your web browser is up to date as well as being wary of random requests for personal details that appear over the web.
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" While it is not always easy to spot a bot — some of the ones mentioned in the Times article defied any easy characterization — Hunt suggests a few identifiers to look out for: "Bot accounts are often brand new.
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Mr Greengrass himself is almost as recognisable as his work: at any film awards ceremony, it's easy to spot the smiling, burly six-footer with the mane of grey hair and the pair of owlish wire-rimmed glasses.
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There are some easy-to-spot style cues that will help you avoid the pain that tends to come with wearing sky-high shoes: We're talking chunky heels, ankle straps, comfort soles, and platforms, to name a few.
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Easy to spot with her swooping wave of lavender-dyed hair, she scored both goals in the United States' 2-1 win over Spain on Monday, increasing her career tally with the team to 20163 in 156 games.
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"If someone posts many positive reviews at the same time or there is a similarity in text it is easy to spot, but when reviews are posted by different people this is more difficult to trace," he said.
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Twenty four-karat toilets in China, a Birkin bag party in Mexico, debutante balls in Moscow that are sponsored by Maserati: It may be easy to spot the extreme decadence in places where luxury consumption is relatively novel.
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Odds are you'll be using the e-scooter in urban settings most of the time when street lights already provide a good amount of illumination, but even without them, the Unagi's headlight still made it easy to spot obstacles.
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The 2007 show, a collaboration with his wife, Chie Hasegawa, consisted entirely of expensive fur coats, of the kind easy to spot on the streets of the Upper East Side, that had been defaced: burned, slashed, swiped with paint.
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Officials have said they believed it could take years to capture or kill Baghdadi as he is thought to be hiding in a vast swathe of sparsely-populated desert between Mosul and Raqqa, where attacking drones are easy to spot.
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In early week puzzles, it is fairly easy to spot the theme entries, even if you don't know what they are: In general, they will be the longer entries in the grid, and the clues might be posed as questions.
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None of Twin Peaks: The Return was shot in South Dakota, and the scenes that take place there do not — so far — have any standout characteristics, like a big hunting lodge, easy-to-spot diner or pair of mountain peaks.
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To be sure, the movie also has some easy-to-spot shortcomings, which are, frankly, criticisms most films in Hollywood deserve: Its story revolves around the experience of white women, shunting its characters of color into secondary, albeit charming, roles.
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The AHL teams played beneath banners celebrating the Whalers' six retired numbers and two division championships (one in the WHA, another in the NHL), and from high in the stands, it was easy to spot green Whalers jerseys speckling the crowd.
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Chapman's casual delivery have earned him dozens of comparisons to frontmen like Lou Reed, and while it's easy to spot the likeness in superficial vocal tics, Chapman's approach to songwriting tends to be a bit more is more patient and optimistic.
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Right now, it is relatively easy to spot duplicate or near-duplicate comments generated by a comment-bot, but as advocates and hackers use smarter algorithms, agencies are going to have to deploy better tools to screen out the comment spam.
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However, bankers said they would be watching closely to see how many of the hundreds of orders anticipated this week were new and how many involved adjusting earlier business or switching models, something not always easy to spot at first.
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"We've spent months looking at our entire assortment, with a focus on offering the right price every day and simplifying our marketing to make great, low prices easy to spot, all while maintaining sales we know are meaningful to guests," Tritton says.
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Even though barbed wire along the border was replaced by the sturdier vehicle barrier in 2006 - in response to the rise of Mexican drug-smuggling cartels and security fears following the 9/11 attacks - evidence of stealthy crossings is easy to spot.
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Though the women are easy to spot in the crowded streets from their pollera skirts and patterned shawls, it seems out of context to see them here, in the ring, reducing their opponents to groaning rubble while an ecstatic crowd looks on.
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Erdrich reveals herself in the memoir, and it feels easy to spot that self in her novels when she writes about a mother and a baby, or about birds and the snow, household labor or a favorite pet, a loving husband or a particular meal.
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And instead of producing green fluorescent proteins, the sensor bacteria, easily ingested by just eating a pro-biotic yogurt, could produce an enzyme that makes a colored pigment that would dye someone's stool, making the color change easy to spot after a bowel movement.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Watchfinder & Co. (YouTube)At one point in time, it was easy to spot a fake Rolex, as most knock-offs used a non-mechanical Quartz movement inside that resulted in a stuttered ticking movement of the watch's second hand.
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That's a pretty unique way to kick off life as a public company, but perhaps it isn't too surprising given that Razer planted a number of Easter eggs in its IPO prospectus — although they aren't too easy to spot in the monster 2880-page document.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads OAKLAND — Walking through the California history gallery at the Oakland Museum, it's easy to spot the Black Power exhibition — it's where you see the large raised fist, probably the most famous symbol of the 1960s and '70s movement.
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The reassurance these accounts offer also isn't confined to the idols—while browsing, it's easy to spot users anonymously requesting advice from moderators about upcoming job interviews, lucky numbers or potential relationships, receiving a grounding reassurance they might otherwise not be get in real life.
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In the Birmingham woods—a stand-in for the industry-ravaged landscape of the Victorian era—black moths avoided predation by birds because they blended into the soot-stained trees; the white moths, by contrast, were easy to spot and thus became snacks for sparrows.
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There are many time-intensive ways to determine whether review manipulation is present — including looking at each reviewer's rating history and analyzing the language of every review — but here are some telltale, easy-to-spot signs that a product is stacked with fake and paid-for reviews.
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It's also easy to spot early hints of the cultural backlash that resulted in the 2016 election: Dustin Lance Black's tear-tinged reaction to the thought of getting married, something California voters had denied him, or John Legend's references to America's continuing struggle with systemic racism.
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The benign mood is undercut only by a detail that isn't easy to spot even face-to-face with the original and that must have been indiscernible in Look's reduced reproduction: a white woman peering from a nearby window, her expression conveying worry, verging on hostility.
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His handiwork is easy to spot: the spindly heel that flares subtly at the base, resembling the stem of a champagne flute where it widens to kiss the cup; the elongated pointy toe, with its ever-so-slightly rounded tip, like the smooth beak of a swan.
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The influence of the consultants' studies is easy to spot because media coverage relies on tired stats to imply that in the US at least 30 million men and 50 million women are sexually dysfunctional, which is coincidentally the same figures drug companies promote on their websites.
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Our survey of nearly 210,493 working adults in the U.S. shows that a third of workers say they've seriously considered quitting their job in the previous three months, and it's easy to spot the potential quitters by looking at many of the happiness indicators included in the survey.
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But business was brisk on the first day of the July 183-22 air show, though analysts will be watching closely to see how many of the deals are new, and how many involve adjusting earlier business or switching models - something not always easy to spot at first.
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It was easy to spot the appeal for Walton, a former Laker himself, who got to waltz into one of the most prestigious coaching jobs in the NBA without even a mandate to win immediately—nudging along the development of the youngsters would be just fine in Year 1.
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On Sunday, as I was at Court 6 at Melbourne Park watching an Australian Open mixed doubles match that someone else had flagged as suspicious, I was thinking about how curious wagering patterns and a player's pointedly poor performance are easy to spot — but aren't enough to conclusively prove fixing.
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Turns out it was all for nothing, as security writer Brian Krebs reported Wednesday that the same company responsible for compromising the security of nearly two-thirds of the adult population of the United States also operates a secondary credit bureau that's affected by a major, easy-to-spot security vulnerability.
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" The company's EVP and CMO, Mark Tritton, disclosed that the superstore has "spent months looking at our entire assortment, with a focus on offering the right price every day and simplifying our marketing to make great, low prices, easy to spot, all while maintaining sales we know are meaningful to guests.
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But the "safe harbor" rules have not been revised since 2003 and critics say they do not reflect the electronic, fragmented nature of today's markets, which makes share repurchase orders easy to spot and trade in front of by high-speed trading firms, leading to higher prices for companies that buy back stock.
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I chitchatted with some of the team (who were easy to spot because they had some pretty sweet Hawaiian shirts) and they said that not much had changed since the acquisition and that Google hadn't made them come out Mountain View or anything, the team is still posted down in Austin, Texas making things happen.
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On the nights of April 21 and 22, in the Northern Hemisphere, Lyra will rise in the northeastern sky in the early evening and move nearly directly overhead during the night, like so: Lyra is pretty easy to spot, as it includes the star Vega, which is among the brightest in the night sky.
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It would be easy to spot Patrick Ewing in this crowd, because he would be one of the very few faces recognizable for something more than a long tenure on some program's bench, and because, in this crowd as in just about any other on earth, Ewing stands a head taller than everyone else.
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Though the Moral Majority has never been revived, its influence is easy to spot in the 2016 election, which itself served as a retroactive referendum on the Majority's former "character matters" proclamation as well as an indication of how out of step white evangelicals are with their nonwhite brethren in their perceptions of America.
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And it's easy to spot many of the plot points coming: the guy who said he can't make it to the party shows up at the party; Brendan's college roommate (played by Cameron Boyce, a young actor who died earlier this year; the first episode is dedicated to him) is keeping a secret so obvious it's a little silly.
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Ranging in price from $130 to $150 and available sometime in the first quarter of 2016, the Drive line starts on the low end with the basic Garmin Drive that includes preloaded data for restaurants, stores, and other points of interest from Foursquare, as well as spoken navigation directions that guide users by referencing easy to spot landmarks like buildings or traffic lights.
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But one need not understand net neutrality or telecom policy in order to realize that what the FCC is doing is both highly unusual and extremely fucked up: "Procedural irregularity is really easy to spot," Cory Doctorow, co-founder of BoingBoing and an activist with the Electronic Frontier Foundation who has been involved in the net neutrality fight for years told me.
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While glitter is a year-round requirement in our books, there are certain occasions that call for more sparkle than others: outdoor music festivals filled with flowers and fringe; Halloween parties with full-on '70s disco transformations; and, of course, the entire holiday season itself, when shiny red lips, golden highlighter, and sparkling eyeshadow are about as easy to spot as those seasonal red coffee cups.
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Maybe it's hyperbolic — it'll be months before we know firm numbers on cases and fatalities — but the commonalities are easy to spot: We're reckoning with a silent, invisible and potentially devastating public health crisis, and the government is refusing to tell us the facts, or what next steps to take, because it's too concerned with optics to own up to its initial mishandling of the situation.
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