She edits print features and web essays; he edits the books section.
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Trump then made handwritten edits to a draft of the letter, along with Miller's own edits.
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In the play, simple gene edits are already available, but edits for complex conditions are still in trial.
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EditorsNote: Multiple stat corrections; edits to play-by-play for clarity; other minor edits; Edit 2: Syntax fix.
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"All of this stinks of political overtones regarding timing of edits and the edits themselves," yet another user wrote.
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Facebook mistakenly displayed the account or accounts that made edits to each post, rather than just the edits themselves.
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However, after that round of edits, there is an additional $15 charge for each full round of edits after that.
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On one page, a paragraph about neuroticism in women versus men is currently being contested—undergoing edits, reversions, and then edits again.
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As ORES spends more time identifying damaging edits, it will learn faster and more efficient ways to catch similar edits in the future.
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So far, discussions of safety have focused on whether CRISPR makes edits in the wrong place or edits incorrectly in the right place.
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It has winner and loser edits (an industry term for the kinds of edits provided to favored contestants — and their opposite — in reality shows).
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According to Wikipedia admin TheSandDoctor, the most recent penis-replacement edits were made using hacked accounts, using trusted editors to smuggle in vandalizing edits.
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He offered edits, as an official who listened in on the conversation, and gave his edits to his boss on the National Security Council.
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In one, the company edits a film and offers it for purchase or rental to the customer (or edits a purchased film for a fee).
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" Nunes admitted making "minor edits" to the document, but characterized them as "grammatical fixes and two edits requested by the FBI and by the Minority themselves.
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" Grassley then asked for the electronic "metadata," which would include "who created the original drafts, who made the edits to the draft statement, and when those edits were made.
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On Tuesday, according to a Twitter account that automatically tracks edits to congressional Wikipedia pages from congressional IP addresses, someone with a congressional IP address made edits to Gosar's Wikipedia page.
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"Commissioner Rosenworcel came to Chairman Wheeler's office with a bunch of edits on the order, and those edits were unacceptable to his office," according to a person familiar with the matter.
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A spokesman for Nunes rebutted Schiff's accusations, saying that the only changes made to the memo were edits to grammar and two edits requested by the FBI and the panel Democrats.
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The updated Android app will now track and save any individual edits you make to a photo, letting you go back — at any point — to adjust those edits or undo them completely.
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Now, by relying on Local Guides' rewards program instead of allowing anyone and everyone to submit edits, the Maps team may see an uptick in helpful reviews, location edits, and user-generated info.
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Click here to view original GIFUsers can access this live edits update by going to Tools under Accessibility settings, turning on screen reader support, and checking "Show live edits" in the same menu.
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Unlimited edits could be a heavy, heavy burden for Twitter.
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The edits made do not directly correct a biological defect.
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Ginny Weasley edits the sports page of the Daily Prophet.
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You could show a history of edits like Facebook does.
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She even edits her text once she sees the images.
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Noms also focuses on versioning and edits are not destructive.
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Readers can now click and instantly buy edits from Style.
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Gerbic herself struggled to make her first edits years ago.
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She also makes edits that photographers can't in real life.
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" On Monday, three edits from the same address read: "Help!
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The conversation is presented below, with minor edits for clarity.
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The original caption reads (with some edits from the photographer):
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I read over what I did and write light edits.
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The film's unimaginative staging and awkward edits don't help, either.
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She's based in Manchester and edits The Commons Sense Network.
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They recorded the folk tales they heard with minimal edits.
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Dominique Matti edits for Philadelphia Printworks, and writes for herself.
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"Please do not make edits like this again," he wrote.
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Mr. Rainbow writes, styles, records and edits his videos himself.
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David Steinberg edits the daily, nationally syndicated Puzzle Society Crossword.
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They suggested minor edits, which I submitted three days later.
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When I saw her edits, I couldn't recognize my piece.
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He had fewer edits to make, fewer jokes to crack.
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In November, we premiered two 8ULENTINA edits called 8ULENTINA BLENDS.
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If you can abide the radio edits applied to songs whose longer/more complete versions you may already know, you'll find some pretty amazing stuff cut short, but the edits also ensure constant, natural flow.
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Its new Chrome extension is also far from its first online experiment; in 2008 it briefly tried allowing anyone to contribute edits to its articles, just like Wikipedia, except edits were approved by staff members.
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It's mostly minor line edits, nothing structural, which I'm pleased about.
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But more than a thousand such unintended edits is a lot.
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Looking into the actual edits, however, shows what MedwedianPresident actually did.
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This is a transcript of the exchange, with some minor edits.
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However, there are plenty of fan edits that do the same.
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I clean up edits on an online piece that's running tomorrow.
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He dutifully edits the videos, but mostly lurks in the background.
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Others were nearly silent, or spliced from tiny edits into montages.
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ET: SB 822 has passed through committee including Assemblyman Santiago's edits.
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Long films and edits everything on her iPhone X, she said.
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So, she decided to tweet the photos with a few edits.
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"I don't think it's fair to say 'minor edits,' " he said.
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There have been subsequent edits to the order since then, however.
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Stop falling for the quick sound bites and the crafted edits.
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I reviewed the latest video edits and the client's feedback notes.
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Here goes nothing: Han shot first, but leave Lucas' edits in.
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The source says Frida Mom never responded to the proposed edits.
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IT also now works with Excel for easier edits to spreadsheets.
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Hi can whoever edits the Khaled Meshaal story please message me.
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We send back a few edits but it overall looks good.
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Two edits were specifically requested by the FBI and the minority.
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Elon Musk has been perusing his Wikipedia page and suggesting edits.
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She edits out many lines, only to maintain all the intensity.
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The edits come from the companies that fill Amazon's Everything Store.
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The counselor also helped with the essay, mostly just providing edits.
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Lauren Greenfield: Trump's election happened about midway through the film edits.
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Adding things, making edits, and ultimately changing the world around him.
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While Breaking Bad has always been fertile ground for fan edits, these edits and supercuts have tended to focus on isolated aspects (like the show's beloved POV shot) or highlights (Walt freaking out) of the show.
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Google doesn't say how it weighs up which edits get applied—we're guessing that the amount of detail you provide, how many edits you've suggested in the past, and suggestions from other users all play a part.
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It uses Artificial Intelligence to make quality edits without the human touch.
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NBC defended its edits but that did little to quell the frustration.
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Usually the edits I do for my mixes are my favorite parts.
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Reality — how posing, lighting and edits impact your perception of a photo.
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I could even make edits to a document created by someone else.
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Google Search sometimes "edits" links out of results because of various laws.
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That he edits the shit out of since he didn't get clocked.
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It's also got tools for small edits like cropping and rotating images.
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But before QuikStories, GoPro's algorithmic edits were still something that required action.
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That's a type of artificial intelligence that analyzes and edits the photos.
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Maya's mother told BuzzFeed News she does not "necessarily mind" the edits.
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He edits the center's TaxVox fiscal policy blog and Daily Deduction newsletter.
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That's why Greely thinks researchers should be required to register their edits.
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" She then edits the film still and "pastes it to the painting.
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There is Fox News, an entire network that edits to the right.
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The edits were apparently made on the same day of the Dec.
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President Obama's wikipedia page ranked ninth on the list, with 24,706 edits.
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At some point, some edits were made and that's what you saw.
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Reporters and contributors pitch story ideas and ask for edits in Slack.
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Everything has been filed, typos and final copy-edits have been made.
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He also shared documents that he said showed some of the edits.
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Here, on a nine-foot-long oak table, Iturbide edits her photographs.
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In the past, these back-and-forth edits would have been impossible.
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She said she edits her signs down for maximum simplicity and impact.
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It was removed and subsequently republished on September 223 after minor edits.
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She's always making small edits and updates to keep the space fresh.
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She films and edits videos herself, all while facing numerous physical ailments.
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"Sugar" could have used another round of edits — it is maddeningly repetitive.
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The partner only wanted to know if I accepted her sister's edits.
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That's 1.8 trillion edits a year that Amazon needs to sort through.
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The tool you want depends on the kinds of edits you're making.
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Then she edits and arranges the photographs, adding written testimony from the participants.
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I'm just walking down the road, there's no edits or cuts or anything.
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Taupin sends lines of poetry, which John edits and pairs to a melody.
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So I've excerpted that section below, with light edits for length and continuity.
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Some edits were successful, he said, but two "substantive" corrections were not made.
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We show the performers and what they're doing, and try to minimize edits.
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Those edits include adding photos and information about Gorka's policy speeches and books.
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But without knowing where the edits occur, your eyes easily gloss over it.
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After completing a session, you can make as many edits as you want.
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After all, you can apply your own edits before you share to Instagram.
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Screenshots from the Android Maps app showing how to suggest and verify edits.
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The president-elect's page came in second, with 8,933 edits, according to Wikipedia.
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The 2016 elections predictably made up a significant portion of the year's edits.
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As mini-biographies, these obits undergo layers of drafts, rewrites and close edits.
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"There r 2 #BedVideo edits, as there were 2 directors involved," she said.
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But for him, the need for edits could never justify such maddening results.
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The Wikipedia community closely tracks anonymous edits stemming from IP addresses in Congress.
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The music streaming platform has started collecting suggested metadata edits from its users.
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She creates collages, enamel pins, and co-founded and edits a drag magazine.
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He made his final edits a week before he died at age 73.
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He currently edits The Times's newest word game for digital subscribers, Spelling Bee.
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After just one relatively straightforward set of edits, it was ready to go.
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Stylus input means you can get super specific and accurate with your edits.
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Every filmmaker, or reporter for that matter, edits interviews for clarity and brevity.
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I still remember when my publisher sent over edits in HARD COPY format.
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"This was not planned," Maloney said, adding that he edits Wikipedia entries "voluminously."
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It's much better to go back and make all the edits at once.
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" An Amazon spokeswoman said, "We did not make editorial edits to the images.
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With IRL streams in particular, there are no edits in the traditional sense.
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EditorsNote: minor edits Nuggets carve out 121-113 win over Magic ORLANDO, Fla.
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I remember talking to editors, or getting edits back on stories about Facebook.
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He currently edits The Times's newest digital games, Spelling Bee and Letter Boxed.
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The air traffic controllers and the pilots made edits and then signed on.
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"We would go back and tweak and make hundreds of edits," he says.
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The juxtapositions and common themes she unearths and edits together are often breathtaking.
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I took on all of the technical responsibilities and started making small edits.
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Going forward, some of the Map Maker editing features are getting absorbed by Local Guides, including adding and editing places, sharing additional details about a place, moderating edits, viewing the status of your edits, and, most recently, editing road segments.
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"In its increasingly strange attempt to thwart publication of the memo, the Committee Minority is now complaining about minor edits to the memo, including grammatical fixes and two edits requested by the FBI and by the Minority themselves," the spokesperson said.
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" The letter also raises concerns over "edits to remove reference to the intelligence community's role in identifying vulnerabilities related to Secretary Clinton's private email server" and "edits to downgrade the likelihood that hostile actors had penetrated Secretary Clinton's private server.
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From these tracks, he made his own edits and crafted three hour-long mixes.
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Or, is it all fast-takes and quick edits to create a frenetic pace?
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Extracting the DNA from the cell could allow for more edits at one time.
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EditorsNote: Edits for clarity and style throughout Stephen Curry scored on a drive with .
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During the day, she films and edits videos or watches videos from other users.
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However, Republicans on the committee said the changes were "minor edits," like grammatical fixes.
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After harvesting T cells from three patients, his group made three edits to them.
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But when I do edits, obviously you're taking on an existing piece of music.
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AYE YO look who's at the BTSMVAs(Please make better edits than us) pic.twitter.
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And natural edits is one of the USP's Prisma Labs is claiming for Lensa.
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Lastly, it's reviewed by Guyon, and, if there aren't any edits, the production begins.
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The verified signature prevents against this by requiring a private key to make edits.
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The most significant edits are to characterisation, and they are not always an improvement.
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Guess Amelia might have to be making some edits before the book hits shelves.
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T. reads and edits the chapters I just finished and then he makes dinner.
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It's important to note that you carry out these edits at your own risk.
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The letter after Trump's edits indicated that the meeting was only about adoption issues.
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In other words: It's a bug that edits fear out of your brain's vocabulary.
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Sixteen pages and one month of edits later, she had a single blog post.
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So, I was tasked with making some edits to that portion of the puzzle.
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Some disaster films can't be saved with edits or rewrites, especially when they're real.
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Most of his videos are Minecraft gameplay footage with some edits here and there.
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Less work for Jussie means more work for writers, who are busy making edits.
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If DNA is thought of like a blueprint, any edits to it are permanent.
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The malicious edit was made by a source that attempted several other hateful edits.
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The edits are very straightforward, and it's just about experiencing language that you're hearing.
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The changes might be borrowed from early track edits or leaks, according to Spin.
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The movie will be released in China if Tarantino makes edits, according to Variety.
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Kevin Kosar is a senior fellow at the R Street Institute and edits LegBranch.com.
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Psaki, now the White House communications director, has denied that she approved the edits.
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Wagner told The Times at the time that the errors were "just minor edits."
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The talk pages, where Wikipedians discuss the rationale behind edits, have devolved into flamewars.
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Gable still edits Searchlight , but its work has been eclipsed by HOPE Not Hate.
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He edits his shots on his smartphone, sharing his favorite ones with his friends.
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"Some of my edits at the beginning were not constructive at all," he said.
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" But then, he edits himself, saying: "She's a warrior — for so many good things.
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The filmmakers defend their edits as being entirely representative of what Mr. Durst said.
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Sam Ezersky currently edits The Times's newest word game for digital subscribers, Spelling Bee.
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A discussion will be moderated by Lauretta Charlton, who edits the Race/Related newsletter.
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As for edits, I love the new clues for 17A, 24D and especially 20A.
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Elizabeth Robinson Wiley, the boys' mother, edits a magazine called Home on the Rangely .
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They have raised questions about edits to Comey's statement clearing Clinton of criminal wrongdoing.
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And on Fridays and Saturdays, the cluing gloves are pretty much off, edits notwithstanding.
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Maybe that's because he edits Fireball Crosswords, one of the toughest subscription crosswords around.
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One popular meme has been edits of Mei, a Chinese climatologist character from Overwatch.
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What's the scripting process like, and who do you trust with your script edits?
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But completing all those applications and essays took many edits around the kitchen table.
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There's always a slight lag as the document catches up to the latest edits.
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Redactions, cuts or edits will only feed frustration and lead to further conspiracy theories.
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For example, the immediate popularity of these two hilarious edits of the original. pic.twitter.
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He serves on his local school board and edits the Journal of School Choice.
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And on Fridays and Saturdays, the cluing gloves are pretty much off, edits notwithstanding.
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What do you do to stay organized or do quick edits on the road?
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The manuscript also contains handwritten edits by Malcolm X and his collaborator Alex Haley.
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The original material the label put out was completely different than the disco edits.
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His biggest issue -- edits that made it seem like he was cracking under pressure.
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It's got tons of Larry Levan's edits that he would play at Paradise Garage.
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In terms of the amount of coverage, and the amount of edits you see.
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" The researchers said the work was the first of its kind designed to spot these sort of facial edits, and constitutes an "important step" toward creating tools that can identify complex changes including "body manipulations and photometric edits such as skin smoothing.
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"In its increasingly strange attempt to thwart publication of the memo, the Committee Minority is now complaining about minor edits to the memo, including grammatical fixes and two edits requested by the FBI and by the Minority themselves," Nunes spokesperson Jack Langer said.
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Another way to rewrite the story is through edits and taking pieces from other episodes.
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It edits its New York Stock Exchange sticker symbol from KORS to CPRI, as well.
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I sneak out a little early since I'm just waiting on edits from my boss.
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There are some YouTube edits that are so spectacular they pretty much speak for themselves.
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Going off that same vibe, I included club edits of Spice Girls and Britney Spears.
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How do edits like the "Gasolina" / "Fuel" thing that starts this mix come to you?
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The edits have since been removed, but you can see them in the screenshot below.
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White House edits video to remove question about whether Putin wanted Trump to win. pic.twitter.
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But Docs' best collaboration feature, Suggested Edits, was never properly supported in its mobile apps.
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But it's clear that the edits editorialize the incident to make Acosta look more aggressive.
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Kendall, on the other hand, has received one of the best edits of the season.
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The email invited Mr. Lonsdale to propose edits to the article if he saw fit.
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Do you prefer to record live, or is it a matter of overdubs and edits?
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At long last, Rachel Corbett, who edits Modern Painters, wrote the book this story deserves.
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Her Instagram is full of site-specific dance performances that she shoots and edits herself.
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Some communities have also introduced contemporary edits to costumes, replacing natural materials with synthetic ones.
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This means that the app is able to do edits that other apps can't touch.
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Reviewing their merit and making edits is part of the regular rhythm of our business.
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Earlier this week, Burr indicated he had integrated some administration edits into the upcoming draft.
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But maybe, just maybe, Twitter is delivering some much needed edits to that particular fable.
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She edits her writing and then naps in the altitude tent wrapped around her bed.
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By making redactions, edits and cuts, journalists' curation removes noisy edges, distractions and unnecessary clutter.
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Its placement in the secure server could have been why the edits were not made.
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Lawmakers on that panel are making edits and proposing amendments to their legislation this week.
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When queen Anna Wintour attends your performance, you're in for a treat — and some edits.
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He edits this newsletter at night... He promptly headed home to keep working from there.
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The Lieu amendment was one of 29 Democratic edits offered during the nine-hour markup.
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Sanders will do some barnstorming now, soliciting tweaks, edits and ideas from around the country.
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Then Teecom moves those drawings to PlanGrid, an iPad app that displays and edits blueprints.
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" Zachary Petit, who edits the design magazine Print, described the cap's design as quite "jarring.
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But they've also done a bunch of edits in Baltimore club and regular house genres.
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Once satisfied with the drawing, he paints it, edits it, and tweaks colors as necessary.
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What I tried to do in this book is go back and pull wider edits.
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Her PAC writes, directs and edits campaign ads for progressive candidates who support gun safety.
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Conceivably every cell in the body, some 37 trillion, could be programmed with the edits.
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That specialist — who has a greater familiarity of foreign names and places — edits the record.
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Mr. Gordon then edits these images on the computer, making spare abstractions from the outtakes.
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Inslee's wife, Trudi -- or, as the grandchildren call her, "Bee" -- edits and publishes the books.
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Type "AI: [User] to complete edits on Chapter 2" or other applicable action item.3.
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" Musk tweeted on Sunday, saying the page was "a war zone with a zillion edits.
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He still makes pitches waver and rhythms dissolve; he switches texture with sudden, surreal edits.
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Even with Mr. Haagensen's edits, however, "Lolita, My Love" still centers Humbert over his victim.
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They're really cool and they had a bunch of edits of these uncommon disco tracks.
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We went back and forth as I keep bothering them with changes and new edits.
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He edits classic commercials into his journeys, and seems drawn to relics of American kitsch.
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When your edits confuse your audience instead of moving the story along, that's a problem.
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AK will send footage to a crew in New Jersey throughout the night for edits.
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Bots are slower than humans (and clearly more persistent!) with respect to revisions, because they "crawl" over web articles in search of edits (rather than receiving alerts), and they're often restricted in terms of the number of edits allowed over an allotted period of time.
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Sadly, no matter how gloriously persistent the fans were, the moderators kept changing the edits back.
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It's a working lunch, and we spend most of the hour strategizing edits to this paper.
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They just kept popping up, in fan-created YouTube edits of scenes from the movie Carol.
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Netflix will produce and distribute the film, with edits done in accordance with Welles' personal notebooks.
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Our brain edits the pauses, the "um"s, and the half-started sentences into coherent English.
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Thanks to Bazaart, moving photo edits between your iPhone and Photoshop just got a lot easier.
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" Vermont also pointed out that Lsjbot has made "more edits...than there are speakers of Cebuano.
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If you spend any time editing other writers' drafts, Suggested Edits is a game-changing feature.
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Also coming soon, designers will be able to immediately preview their edits on connected mobile devices.
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You can also do this by tapping "Me" (on the upper toolbar) > Privacy > Sharing Profile Edits.
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He also edits a Tamil-language magazine, Thuglak, which often features satirical cartoons on its cover.
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ONE OF THE most famous edits in cinematic history comes early in "2001: A Space Odyssey".
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Simple edits, like adjusting the exposure, can sometimes take a half-second or more to render.
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I'll get paid for this one later this week after it goes through some final edits.
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"Ugh Just Rave is a collection of edits I made for my live sets," she said.
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So I've excerpted that part of our conversation below, with light edits for length and clarity.
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Limited to 100 copies, Supreme is reportedly one long track split into movements and four edits.
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Since observing the Effect, ED has also helped unearth much darker historical edits to our timeline.
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Because DNA breaks are scary business, some cells go into first-aid mode, rejecting Crispr edits.
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Clevelanders are overjoyed, as evidenced in their shopping habits, Wikipedia edits and fire truck dance parties.
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It's a place where you can be a minor celebrity just doing speed edits in Photoshop.
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Its software automatically edits out the body of the drone and stitches the two images together.
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The app automatically edits clips and photos into a short video, complete with music and transitions.
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She recited her edits over the phone to her support liaison who emailed them to me.
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A wicker chair held a thick stack of unpublished poems, typed up with hand-scrawled edits.
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In response, the company announced it would suggest edits to posts instead of simply rejecting them.
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That site has since been taken down for edits to better reflect the Trump administration's agenda.
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About 75 to 80 submissions arrive each week, said Ed Shanahan, who now edits the column.
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But edits could not be made in time for use during the next semester, she said.
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As part of their process, Fonzi first edits a version of the film without consulting Haynes.
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Lately I've been busy running around photographing different concerts, friends and catching up on photo edits.
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High-quality videos and edits help attract audiences and create a more immersive experience for players.
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Ray Filar edits the Transformation section of Open Democracy (which you should really check out here).
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More than 30 edits included the hashtag, but countless others may not have been found yet.
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But this and other recent studies find it can cause unintended edits, and possibly trigger cancer.
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Each of the edits make Solo's killing of Greedo an act of retaliation or self-defense.
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Sir Harold Evans notices and soon she is writing for The Sunday Times, which he edits.
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The artist's typewritten pages, covered in handwritten notes and edits are lined up in another case.
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It's essentially a pair of molecular scissors, or a technique to make precise edits in DNA.
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" Any "edits were done in good faith," Mr. Moskowitz said, and ultimately, "no homeowners got defrauded.
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Over the years, multiple edits have been made to A New Hope alongside the original trilogy.
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The documents obtained by the Brady Center reveal the additions and edits that came from him.
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It has soared into the meme world with many parodies, instrument dubs, and surreal video edits.
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People noticed a travel influencer was using the same cloud edits in many of her photos.
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I was looking for random disco edits and I came upon the label called Decks Records.
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Plain glass will replace them within a few weeks, with private donors paying for the edits.
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Diego Ribadeneira, an editor who oversees transit and infrastructure coverage and edits Ms. Fitzsimmons's work, agreed.
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The edits identified by Reuters occurred in the chapter of IARC's review focusing on animal studies.
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But in the context of the previous edits from Lucas, each one making Solo less culpable, the edits have had a sort of Streisand effect on the scene in making it more important, more talked about, and more integral to Star Wars canon than was originally intended.
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" A spokesman for Nunes responded to Schiff's letter by calling it an "increasingly strange attempt to thwart publication of the memo," saying changes were made that were "minor edits to the memo, including grammatical fixes and two edits requested by the FBI and by the Minority themselves.
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In the other, viewers pay for technologies that let them make those edits themselves on the fly.
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Or the time someone dropped a Star Wars reference into D.C.'s slogan, among other interesting edits.
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These edits were on the section of the page that covered his comments about the conspiracy theory.
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First drafts would go through policy experts and back to the President for final edits or approval.
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The edits raised questions about whether the video violated either Facebook or Twitter's policies against manipulated content.
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"They were not up to speed," said Nitin Gokhale, a security analyst who edits a defence portal.
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Mr. Pouyan makes digital copies of historical miniatures and edits out the figures, altering history through elimination.
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The Times edits and checks; its motives are different; it is not linked to hostile intelligence agencies.
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Everyone sees the same document and will always get the latest version with any edits and changes.
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We make edits on it for DJ sets and mock together little things for our live show.
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Additionally, there's an option for an AI-assisted Autopilot Mode, which automatically edits your stream for you.
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But not long after you leave, you realize you're unhappy with the way you left those edits.
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In the Photos apps, the Touch Bar can scroll through photos, apply filters, and make some edits.
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The changes are noted as CSS edits for developers, so the quick fixes can be implemented easily.
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The Prynt app lets you make a number of photo edits, add text and stamps and doodles.
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Making edits on a PDF can still be a pain, and most popular apps offer few solutions.
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While he was successful in making certain edits, those two omissions were not corrected, The Times reported.
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Edit note: We have made some edits to this diary to protect the identity of the diarist.
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With edits to the anti-stall system, the plan is to include new pilot training as well.
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The user, however, has only made edits to the pages of Gorka and his wife, Katharine Gorka.
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If true as claimed, the edits he made would be inherited by any of their future offspring.
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More impressive is the ability to jump between photos without losing any of the edits you make.
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On Instagram you're used to seeing a beautifully taken pictures of appetizing food with loads of edits.
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Kreisinger is best known for her video mashups where she edits popular footage to change its meaning.
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Typically, our validation system prevents malicious edits from entering the system from any third party data source.
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And even he, King George the Creator, was governed by his wife's edits on the first movie.
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The edits would put change the pace of the story to better fit with the previous seasons.
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When he's not doing that, he's crafting brilliant edits and tracks that grace sets across the world.
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The Wikipedia page for "Congressional staffer edits" notes a history of productive and unproductive behavior from Congress.
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A couple of edits kept up with The Mountain Goats and the band's front man John Darnielle.
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An official with the Alabama Republican's office did not immediately respond to an inquiry about the edits.
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As usual, Will, Joel and the rest of the team made some fantastic edits to the clues.
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It is unclear why some edits seemed to make it into the summary while others did not.
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Obama's edits, handwritten in the margins of the drafts or sent to the group in an email.
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You'll see a rough draft, send back any edits you have, and they'll complete the final copy.
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I'll share it here (with a few edits for length.) And we can keep the conversation going.
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"We thought it was an insightful article, and we asked them to consider minor edits," she said.
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"Homecoming" is awe-inspiring and flawlessly edits together her two shows into one incredible TV-watching experience.
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The only elements you can't suggest edits for are the track title, label, duration and cover image.
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All of the edits that were made by the agency have now been reversed by Wikipedia's volunteers.
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There's one editor who's super young and she writes and edits a lot, and she's very accomplished.
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These descriptions are often ... They go through edits and things like that, but they're often absolutely tortured.
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After a second or third round of edits, that video goes to the brand for their thoughts.
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Each version is separately preserved on the T-Net system, forming an archive that documents various edits.
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The various edits underscore two things: the morality of Han Solo and his threshold for mortal violence.
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The airline didn't edit or asked for any edits to the films, said Delta spokesman Adrian Gee.
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Thanks to Joel Raabe, who edits this show, and to my producers, Golda Arthur and Eric Johnson.
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Kyle Crichton, who edits the profiles, has chosen 11 exceptional women who appeared in it during 2017.
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You also can fully tweak the edits it provides if you'd rather be a more involved creator.
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It's easy to use while still providing everything you need to make professional edits and audio adjustments.
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While these usually involve slicing scenes of violence or sex, they often involve more politically-minded edits.
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Lizzie edits and mixes the show at home with ProTools and her beloved Sennheiser HD 380 pros.
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I got a document number two weeks later, no edits needed, whatever good that might do me.
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Minor edits throughout Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills looked right at home on a national stage.
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Now, it appears DaBaby took a swing on his own -- in clear view, without any convenient edits.
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At the FDA, she was putting those skills to use screening livestock DNA data for unintended edits.
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Team Bloomberg edits last night's performance, drawing out his rivals' silence to make them look like dummies.
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Benjamin Wittes, a friend of Comey's who edits the blog Lawfare, defended the ousted FBI director's actions.
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The edits are peppered with royal terms such as "sovereign" and "reign," nodding toward a monarchical perspective.
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This means that only accounts older than 4 days with 10 or more edits may edit it.
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Dr. Milman said a journal he edits will publish one of Dr. Bourgain's final papers next month.
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Some of the edits are simple updates to a product, or a company trying out new marketing.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy has repeatedly cited random Wikipedia edits as evidence Google is censoring Republicans.
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With CRISPR, they can now make these edits quickly and cheaply, in days rather than weeks or months.
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Bailey told me she's always trying to consider the broader and historical context of the texts she edits.
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Visitors will get a peek behind the photographer's process, viewing his contact sheets marked with red pencil edits.
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"There was no specific reason behind bringing out [a selection of specifically gospel-focused edits] now," he says.
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While he animates and edits the videos, he insists, the boys are the ones really calling the shots.
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I take notes on the edits they want and then make myself a healing cup of coffee afterwards.
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At $2.99 it won't break the bank and offers a lot of tools to make the perfect edits.
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The government had said Kerkhoff forgot to bring up the deletion when discussing edits but it wasn't intentional.
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Racist edits were made to Tran's Wookieepedia page, and she and the film were attacked by troll websites.
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An upcoming Smart Annotation feature in the Pages app will let you leave and receive edits more easily.
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Clients now seem constantly unimpressed by her submissions, and require hours of edits to make the work publishable.
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The German bots were the most civil, making an average of just 24 reversion edits over a decade.
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That's when I work on whatever book I'm in the middle of, whether it's edits or first drafts.
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Over the last two months, the artist says that he and Diaz finalized edits for the exhibition twice.
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Most recently, Chrissy released an EP of disco edits called Four Slices on new Chicago label Chi-Steez.
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Jigsaw only used edits written in English, so Perspective can only moderate in English — for now, at least.
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On the 17th of October a version of the Underdog Edits release goes for £28 with no cover.
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That way you can see who made different edits to a document at what point of the process.
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As the portraits circled around social media, the internet seized an opportunity to make a few minor edits.
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And even if your story does get an offer, you have to undergo a series of extensive edits.
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She edits nothing, simply acting as the facilitator of — and yet an intervener in — an electronic erotic exchange.
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He announced a new policy Wednesday in which every video would be posted immediately with all edits disclosed.
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While the book edits include just 30 images, more photographers are included in the digital portfolios on Spotz.club.
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Jenner is credited with "additional vocals" on Genius, a website that allows edits from both fans and artists.
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File edits, renames, additions, and deletions get undone, actions in shared folders get rolled back, and so on.
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The provision will be in brackets, the sources say, meaning it's incomplete and subject to edits or removal.
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For the video installation, she edits together clips from popular Egyptian films that feature shots of the pyramids.
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When she comes home, he sits on her lap while she edits her pictures, sometimes of war refugees.
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Robin Cantin, 47, a public servant from Montreal who edits in French and English, joined GSoW last year.
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Once the animations and edits are locked in, the team moves into production to define these scene assemblies.
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Here are some of the best edits: Tormund switches spots with Sansa to sidle up closer to Brienne.
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Easy ... he edits himself in the Madden '17 video game and sees how he looks with different teams!
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He edits and designs them himself, lending him full control over his stories and how they are told.
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The company had to shut down Map Maker temporarily, following this and other spam attacks and obscene edits.
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In addition, starting today, edits submitted to Google Maps will no longer be available Map Maker for moderation.
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But guess what, some Slack accounts track edits and maintain records of the messages before they were edited.
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These edits can either be done in real-time, or in post production after your recording is done.
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That means the laboratory edits could be passed along to all subsequent generations springing forth from this individual.
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They now have the opportunity to make suggested edits or changes and send it back to the majority.
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Shortly after the edits were suggested, the US announced it was leaving the Geneva based Human Rights Council.
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Against that background, Ms. Jiang's appeal as someone who writes, shoots and edits her own videos is clear.
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On the left sidebar, you can make several edits, such as adding layers or customizing the appearance. 4.
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Doctor Mike's editor Dan films and edits the YouTube videos from Mike's desk, and uses high-end equipment.
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She edits, reworks, and rearranges her interview texts, cleansing them of any strangeness that doesn't serve her purposes.
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We'd regularly make small tweaks and edits until one day, months later, we released it into the world.
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In the end, that mod ended up way more than just audio edits and work for some people.
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We should not forget that skate edits have been open to all types of music from their inception.
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She dives between minimalist icons, slowed-down edits of legendary synthesists, recently uncovered spoken word experiments, and more.
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The NFL believed they had the right to provide edits to the White House's statement, which FNIH denied.
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YouTuber socially awkward fangirl has uploaded quite a few of these edits, and even more on their Tumblr.
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Where Lucas edits to show us why Han wouldn't shoot first, Solo rambles on about why he would.
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The scenes of Matt's education are diverting and overly ingratiating, characterized by snappy edits and broadly deployed comedy.
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Op-Ed Contributor Mr. Trudolyubov edits The Russia File, a blog published by the Kennan Institute in Washington.
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"DOD knew about the White House statement and provided edits in advance of its release," Ms. White wrote.
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Cohn insisted on extensive reshoots and re-edits, taking "Shanghai" over budget and making it another financial failure.
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It makes it easy to chain clips together and add very basic transitions, effects, backing music, and edits.
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Project Veritas often records surreptitious videos and edits them in an effort to highlight allegations of liberal bias.
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While R. cleans, I write down the general scaffold of the recipe I made tonight with my edits.
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He also said he doesn't recall anyone suggesting edits to the record to reflect Zelensky's mention of Burisma.
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Bloomberg spokesperson Galia Slayen told The Verge the edits made were so flagrant as to not be deceptive.
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Scribendi returned both a changes-tracked version of the document and a "clean" version with all edits accepted.
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That's just three of more than 175 edits the group unveiled today in an article published in Nature.
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That means you can pass them over to friends or colleagues without worrying about them making unwanted edits.
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It prides itself on curation and inspiration, allowing shoppers to navigate by brand, item or its stylized edits.
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Elon Musk fact-checked his own Wikipedia page and requested edits including the fact he does &aposzero investing.
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In comparison with the royal scribe's tidy hand, the edits are formed of a rather distinctive chicken scratch.
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The indictment said Ms. Veselnitskaya exchanged emails with a senior Russian prosecutor, attaching drafts with edits and comments.
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Many of her suggestions "were adopted, either essentially verbatim, in rephrased form or with light edits," it said.
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In 2250, he piqued our curiosity with an excellent DJ-Kicks mix full of charming and soulful edits.
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He currently teaches writing at Parsons and co-edits the Catenary Press with Rob Schlegel and Rawaan Alkhatib.
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The account has on more than one occasion posted several different edits of the same photo, including black-and-white versions, which could indicate that any edits made to the photo of the president on Saturday were not part of a "Fake News" agenda as Trump claimed in his tweet.
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Asked about the edits, Jaryn Emhof, a spokeswoman for the foundation, said only, "The page was reviewed for accuracy."
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He also provided documents to the House Intelligence Committee that showed the edits to his statement by Trump's lawyers.
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It provides you with "Guided Edits" on how to touch up your photos so you can make them pop.
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Nearly a dozen pages worth of emails were located, including draft versions of the video's script and various edits.
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Monsanto told Bloomberg their edits were only cosmetic, and Critical Reviews of Toxicology said they'd be investigating the matter.
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It combs through your photos, stitches together GIFs and collages, and suggests enhancements and edits to improve your shots.
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I've been working on this publication for a while, and we've gotten edits from reviewers for the first submission.
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The judge also ruled that prosecutors violated evidence disclosure rules in not revealing video edits that the government made.
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That argument does not make sense to Patricia Mukhim, an activist who is Khasi and edits a local newspaper.
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Those edits don't immediately go live, however, as one user's input alone isn't enough to determine the edit's accuracy.
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According to emails obtained by BuzzFeed News, he edits and writes for Taylor's magazine, American Renaissance, under a pseudonym.
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That all changed this week when Google finally released full support for Suggested Edits in the mobile Docs apps.
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The demographics of who makes movies, writes movies, edits movies, produces movies and stars in movies are equally stark.
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I send it in and let them know that I'm available to make edits if they need me to.
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The infused cells with these unintended edits did not survive as well as the correctly edited genes, he said.
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Most of these edits were made from old editor accounts, which were often left unused for months or years.
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Overall, bots represent just 0.1 percent of Wikipedia editors, but they stand behind a significant proportion of sites's edits.
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The overworked image became part of the joke, the punchline echoing through a maze of reblogs and photo edits.
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But it is just a matter of time before someone, somewhere, edits human embryos that are grown into babies.
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Once your edits are in, the folder should look like this: Feeling a little stressed out after all that?
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Its brilliance as a plot device in the book is that it obscures and edits, corralling mismatched characters together.
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The website was taken offline ostensibly for edits to bring it in line with the Trump administration's new policies.
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However, the delegate Bradley Williams denied authoring the edits and, upon review, he does not reside at this address.
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I think I have found a new pastime, and it might involve doing jump cut edits with my dog.
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Matthew helps transfer Hilde's stories to her website, and her older sister, Isabel, 12, edits and posts her videos.
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Simple edits will cost just a few hundred dollars, and longer, more complicated changes will run into the thousands.
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They "make Vanguard look more like its client base," said Dan Wiener, who edits a newsletter for Vanguard investors.
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Apple, Google, and Facebook all have ways of automatically repackaging a user's videos and photos into easily shareable edits.
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Like Git, Noms lets users replicated data and edit it offline on multiple machines, then syncs up the edits.
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It also emphasizes versioning so edits don't destroy previous versions of data, making it easier to retrieve if necessary.
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Here are a few of the best edits: Party Rock Anthem has the same bpm as Uptown Girl pic.twitter.
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GSoW is anticipating an uptick in traffic to Wikipedia pages about conspiracy theories and planning edits to related articles.
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For example, edits need to be made in a unique markup language called Wikitext, which can be a pain.
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Sammy Harkham, who edits the much-admired comics anthology Kramers Ergot, sees an affinity between Chick and counterculture cartoonists.
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While the look might be perfect for IG, it's definitely not great outside the world of filters and edits.
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As someone who is heavily photographed, Kim Kardashian West has probably endured her fair share of bad photo edits.
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All of us can see each other's changes, in real time, with our edits continuously saved to the cloud.
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Bills don't often move through a whole chamber of Congress without any edits, especially on such a complicated topic.
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Advanced photographers who want even more control over edits should look into the recently updated Adobe Lightroom for iOS.
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Members submit a summary of their opinions to BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, who edits them before their public release.
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The film often handles this with multiple edits; some moments needed smoothing out with the help of visual effects.
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Q. To the best of your knowledge, did the President provide any edits to the statement or other input?
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Q: To the best of your knowledge, did the President provide any edits to the statement or other input?
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We have all of the timing, the drafts of the memo, and the dates and times of the edits.
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Instagram is now letting users save drafts of their photo edits so they can come back to them later.
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Joshua Alvarez edits syndicated opinion columns for The Washington Post, and he's a contributing writer for Washington Monthly magazine.
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The anonymous Wikipedia edits were made while the committee was questioning Kavanaugh about sexual misconduct allegations made against him.
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But that was the result of a third-party making edits to the state's Wikipedia page, not Google itself.
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That morning, I had turned in a round of edits for a book I was helping a friend write.
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Many people re-uploaded the live stream with slight edits so that it wouldn't be detected as a duplicate.
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For a mad moment, people even began shooting Instagram edits on their brand new Iphones with the VHS filter.
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On DJ History, collectors and fans could exchange ideas, edits and parties, comment and more often than not critique.
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The conference was hosted by Marta Lamas, a noted Mexican feminist who edits prominent Latin American journal Debate Feminist.
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The second half of the show will include new or exclusive remixes and edits from their previous DJ sets.
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"Everyone filters their shit, edits, or Facetunes, so you forget what normal faces or bodies look like," she says.
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When Ms. Forbes tried showing Mr. Coates some of the more aggressive edits, he declined to look at all.
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For Valentine's Day, Daniel Jones, who edits the Modern Love column for The Times, discussed the tech he's using.
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Mr. Kazin, who teaches history at Georgetown and co-edits Dissent, is writing a history of the Democratic Party.
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"There was a guy named Andrew and this lady who edits a magazine," Cardinal Dolan said in an interview.
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Happily, all of the edits and the accompanying explanations gave a warm sense of the person behind each poem.
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Wood said there's no cutscenes or edits, and a lot of the suspense and such hinges on sound design.
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It took a couple rounds of edits before the lawyer was finally satisfied that my subjects were sufficiently disguised.
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"The environment is ripe for new distilleries to emerge," said Cheryl Harrison, who edits the blog Drink Up Columbus.
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My father-in-law, a retired doctor, is 83 and he still edits books and runs several medical websites.
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But it is unclear whether that draft was the initial copy written by Strzok or one incorporating others' edits.
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Our resistance to a complex, nuanced and real past is informed by the "edits" of history and popular culture.
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Why Emily would be into Adam, who writes poetry and edits a literary magazine, is a mystery to Jenny.
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And it's painfully ironic that the juror would ask this of Carmichael, who now edits a major feminist website.
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If you show it to them and your edits are good and smart, you've changed it, you've added value.
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Reuters has not seen any other sections of the draft and cannot say whether they also underwent significant edits.
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I would speculate that King refused any meaningful edits to this book because he wanted reading It to actually hurt.
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Then, they added the anti-CRISPR protein and the Cas9 together, and that, too, decreased both wanted and unwanted edits.
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This is definitely an improvement, though it can lead to misunderstandings when edits are made during and after that time.
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Don't get me wrong, everyone edits their stuff — I edit my stuff — but I don't edit my photos into oblivion.
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Intelligence briefings, classified memos, speech edits—President Obama clearly can't share the details of his daily Oval Office reading list.
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Users send them pictures and specify how they want them to look, then SelfMade's team will make the requested edits.
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With the film coming out on Blu-ray soon, expect to see more extensive fan edits in the coming months.
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Since the tweet was posted, fans have been working hard on edits because the internet is a cornucopia of magic.
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"One thing to note is that people don't get shot behind failures," said Madden, who edits North Korea Leadership Watch.
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The first draft needed a few thematic edits, including a breakfast-test-violating reference to a popular action figure brand.
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It's no surprise that Suggested Edits completely changed our editing workflow for the better when it was introduced in 2014.
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She edits and writes for Conde Nest on fashion as well as serves as a contributing editor for WSJ Magazine.
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And on Wikipedia, the Murder Kroger page since mid-2015 has collected more than 250,11991 page views and 70 edits.
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Users will be able to make these edits on desktop in the mean time in Fusion Studios and Adobe Premiere.
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As a new study published in PLOS ONE reveals, Wikipedia's bots don't always get along, frequently undoing each other's edits.
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The bots also behaved differently than human editors, triggering edits much later than human editors, and engaging in protracted conflicts.
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This option appears when you hit the "Back" button in the app – something that would have previously discarded your edits.
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According to Reuters, citing American government sources, Chinese officials had asked for sweeping edits to a 150-page draft agreement.
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According to the volunteer, Watson had mailed Wikipedia a printout of his page, with a number of proposed handwritten edits.
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Once the files are backed up in the cloud, syncing the edits should be easy and shouldn't require heavy bandwidth.
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It's a collection of fonts, images and layers of edits and other things taken in from other places, composited together.
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Daily Total: $0 Edit note: We have made some edits to this diary to protect the identity of the diarist.
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Some are handwritten in elegant script while others are printed, and many have edits penciled in, sometimes as a correction.
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The Washington Post went through several edits on its online story, gradually downplaying the certainty of how the baby died.
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And after the app has created these edits, users can still go back in and tweak them to their liking.
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Some of that can be mitigated in edits and extended reshoots, but scrubbing them out completely is expensive and difficult.
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A second problem is that, even if the edits happen in the right places, they might not reach every cell.
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He gets featured on a tabloid-style show that edits his interview to make him "admit" to being a harasser.
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Dame went through several rounds of edits over the following months, spending approximately $150,000 on revisions and ordering additional inventory.
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These days See mostly does deliveries, video edits, and photography, but she still gets excited when unusual jobs pop up.
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Click on a file and hit the space bar to access the file in Quick View, then make your edits.
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The protein, called p53, acts as the body's cellular "first aid" kit and also causes some CRISPR edits to fail.
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This week's list includes Reddit's new app, an app that crowd sources edits for your photos and Microsoft's translator app.
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EditorsNote: adds Whiteside's rebound total, other minor edits James Harden continued to feast on the Florida teams on Wednesday night.
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They tracked edits over a 10-year period and found that bot activity differs from human activity in several ways.
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The update fixes both of these problems, helping cut down on clutter while allowing people more freedom with their edits.
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However, he could only change Cs to Ts and Gs to As, which is only half of the potential edits.
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The Twitter bot shows 1,749 edits since July 2014 — which comes out to an average of 45 changes per month.
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The most impressive thing about it is how it retroactively edits your Live Photos — and almost always makes them better.
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I worked pretty much every weekend, made edits on Christmas, would duck out of a birthday party to answer emails.
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Of course, similar complaints have been made about the way the WWE — professional wrestling's biggest promotion — selectively edits its archives.
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The anonymous Wikipedia edits were made when Judiciary Committee members questioned Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh during last Thursday's hearing.
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She cherry-picks parts of schmaltzy films to focus on, and edits out the parts that hurt and mock her.
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To that point, there were seven different plans, a slew of edits tossed out and many more ideas thrown around.
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"Utilizing edits, marginalia, redaction and layout manipulation, the Counternarratives project highlights oppressive patterns seen in news," explains Bell to Creators.
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So far, only the page on neuroticism has received edits that are clearly related to Damore's manifesto and subsequent firing.
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Between yesterday and now, the page has been revised 27 times, compared to its average of 4.2 edits per month.
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Asked by Hirono about the edits, which she called "offensive and condescending," Willkie suggested he was not responsible for them.
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As Epicgenius, Mr. Ng has made over 180,000 edits to Wikipedia and created more than 17,000 pages for the site.
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Mr. Picker's changes include rewrites and visual edits — adding photos of subway construction that were available from the public domain.
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Now she keeps up a slate of freelance jobs online, and edits a blog that offers tips on day care.
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Ellevest offers advice to accomplish this, but edits can be made to both the cost and timeline at any point.
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Arnold and Vallée reportedly never spoke, and Arnold never got to submit her cut of an episode without Vallée's edits.
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A human reviewer stopped all of the other anti-Semitic edits made on Thursday, but pushed the "Jewtropolis" edit live.
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Once everyone has picked their food, the person who started the order can make any final edits before placing it.
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He is associate director of the Hispanic Institute at Columbia, where he edits the journal Revista Hispánica Moderna, or RHM.
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As Politico's Burgess Everett and Marianne LeVine reported, these edits were in response to pushback from GOP lawmakers including Sens.
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There were no rules in place barring edits of that type, department spokespeople have maintained, making any further investigation unnecessary.
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Simple modifications and edits can be just as effective in misleading people, and are harder to spot using automated tools.
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However, the settlement agreement stipulates that any edits to pre-approved language need to be approved again by Tesla's committee.
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It then edits or modifies the DNA, which can deactivate genes or insert a desired sequence to achieve a behavior.
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Sarah Anderson directs the Global Economy Project at the Institute for Policy Studies and co-edits the IPS publication Inequality.org.
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In quiet moments, I draft up final edits to the institute's website, including making updates to the banner in Photoshop.
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Both connect to your cloud account and can share and apply image edits instantly on the same image across platforms.
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Between shoots, Mr. Rock, 68, edits his photography books and travels all over the world to attend his exhibition openings.
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The only entries from your initial grid that survived our edits were your central entry and 15- and 17-Across.
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It follows the lives of half a dozen young women in disorienting, whip-fast edits of bling and scornful gazes.
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Gigliotti would have to quickly retool the broadcast so that every Oscar was presented without edits, in the traditional manner.
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For every ScienceTake, Chris edits the video and together we construct the basic story and what the script should say.
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He says the plan is "a bold first stab at reform," but offers some edits to make it more effective.
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All along, the camera moves with her; edits are cleverly disguised in blurs of movement or pushes through solid objects.
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There have been problems with CRISPR modifying unintended gene targets and making worrisome, and permanent, edits to an organism's genome.
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This latest collection features heady and unusual remixes and edits of tracks from performers such as Bjork and Junior Boys.
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The consequence of all these edits is that the pacing frequently stutters, and in fact sometimes grinds to a halt.
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Using their software, you can then use the 360 footage to create a lot of compelling effects during edits, including panning and transitioning between views, zooming in and out and basically pulling off final edits that you wouldn't even be able to get with a few different cameras and shooters all going at once.
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Later, I remember that I need to make a few edits to a deck for work, which takes about an hour.
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There's not any combination of cuts, edits or re-dubs that will make 20th Century Fox's Deadpool palatable to Chinese censors.
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This line was added in by the president himself as the team worked on edits before the anniversary event in Alabama.
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Tom himself has made some small edits to the original text, to make the excerpt work as a stand-alone article.
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Because technology handles everything these days, you'll no longer need to type to dole out passive-aggressive grammar edits via text.
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Your historical edits appear on the left, and you can click on any entry to open it in a separate window.
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"—Mhysa "King Isis is a collection of edits I did for an art show I put together in 2015 called Disruption.
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Hernan Diaz edits an academic journal for Columbia University and is the author of Borges, Between History and Eternity (Bloomsbury, 25).
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It was right on this day, the day I got copy edits, and that's going to have to be good enough.
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Some creatives have come out in opposition, saying that they still use MS Paint to resize images and perform basic edits.
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All sample photos are straight out of the camera with no edits, though some have been converted from RAW to JPEG.
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And when Fraietta's team sampled their blood every few months, the researchers kept finding cells with the edits they had made.
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The caption's equally as great on this 'gram: "(PS: She does her OWN photo edits/selections...as she should)," Solange wrote.
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The learning curve seems easier than Photoshop and I'm finding that I can make really nice edits without too much work.
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The released edits follow a list of Trump's suggested joke topics that longtime Roast writer Aaron Lee released back in August.
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We want to know your favorite BTS award show looks, your favorite moments, and see the best edits you can make!
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Vindman said that he would have made edits to the transcript, the sources said, who added they were only minor changes.
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And yet for all their Day-Glo color combinations and frenetic edits, her videos, especially, have a lyrical, even confessional side.
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Filters and user-tagging can be tweaked individually, or a single batch of edits can applied across every photo or video.
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Among the first set of 20 (undisclosed) titles that it reviewed, the committee requested edits to 11 and rejected nine outright.
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It's the perfect launching pad for any written idea as long as you're willing to make your final edits somewhere else.
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One user has called for the section to be locked "to prevent vandalism," but it is currently still open for edits.
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Working with mice, researchers found that edits made with CRISPR can also result in thousands of unintended changes to a genome.
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Daily Total: $157.50 Edit note: We have made some small edits to this diary to protect the identity of the diarist.
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I don't expect most people to do that, and I make edits of tracks so they can exist in whatever showcase.
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"The electronic publication of this version, awaiting edits from the Senator following his meeting with Judge Garland, was inadvertent," Edwards added.
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At the foot of the revision list you can show or hide changes, and see a more detailed log of edits.
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Edits and fakes are prolific enough that "FAKE!" has become the default; a dubious photo is presumed fake unless proven otherwise.
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And of course, they are used to rip parts of films, overlaid with subversive new typography or edits to shift meaning.
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Then she'll see me do the set, she'll have ideas or edits and the jokes will kind of grow from there.
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I make mac and cheese and sit down at my computer to scan film, work on edits, and update my website.
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The resulting edits were all less than a minute long, and some of them (Into the Woods; Noah) were... zero seconds.
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In his spare time, Grigas writes and edits Wikipedia articles, and even created that article about fake news I quoted above.
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The best part of Kjellberg's channel over the years, at least for me, was the sly, self-deprecating edits he made.
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And besides, she says, even if you could pinpoint any errant edits, what would they tell you about the animal's health?
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The XPS's trackpad is responsive and its touchscreen is intuitive—two features which contribute to the ease of making precise edits.
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Khloe Kardashian posted this picture on Instagram, and people were quick to point out potential edits on her hands and hair.
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The Google Docs for coders, Git helps you keep track of your file edits and modify different versions of your project.
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But when a scientist edits the genes in an embryo prior to implantation into the womb, the germ line is altered.
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But as the safety agency edits and Fiat Chrysler seeks a fix for the rollover problem, incidents and accidents have continued.
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Narrator: One of the last steps is doing a walk-through with her team and making edits before the final reveal.
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I always overpack, so I anticipated having to go through a few more rounds of outfit edits than I normally would.
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"The song was ahead of its time, it used stutter edits and manual plugins to compose the song," he points out.
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They can be hands-on from the start, making edits, adding original material and using the tools to speed things along.
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Bush's page won the title of most edits, narrowly beating out a page that lists all of World Wrestling Entertainment's personnel.
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The For You tab will automatically organize memories from the past...Suggest some edits...And spotlight recent photos from your contacts.
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The company's AI has been able to learn from the tools available in Photoshop to make some of those edits automatic.
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Here's some edits/blends that I've been playing in clubs and mixes in 2015 that you guys have been asking about.
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During his explosive testimony last week, Cohen said the edits had to do with the timing of the Trump Tower discussions.
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She often favors a sorta "fuck mixing, let's dance" approach, slamming these spiky edits into one another rather than blending them.
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Our anchors privately said they felt like corporate mouthpieces, especially when they found out no edits of the script were permitted.
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For Wikipedia neophytes, every page has its own Talk Page, which is where users can debate the merits of certain edits.
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Grab suspended work in Thailand by the GlobalLogic team after OSM members complained about numerous incorrect edits in OSM forum posts.
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Out of 150,000 map edits we contributed to OSM in Thailand, 52 (0.03%) were flagged as mistakes by the local community.
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These edits are traded like Pokemon cards between their creators, and have found a nostalgic audience of tastemakers and fans worldwide.
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What you won't see: Proposed rules are frequently updated to include suggested edits from commissioners leading up to a formal vote.
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As the recent study demonstrates, even if desired edits are perfectly made, do we know what all the effects would be?
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For several hours, another special counsel, Jim Walden, displayed some of the specific edits of the bill on a large screen.
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He's now a student at Stanford University and — in his spare time — edits the crossword puzzle for The Orange County Register.
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That reassembly, in turn, is freshly stored again, so that the next time it comes to mind it contains those edits.
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Skeets edits an online publication called Cloudthroat and organizes a poetry salon and reading series called Pollentongue, based in the Southwest.
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The tabloid that Hu edits is known for its nationalistic coverage and bellicose opinions, which are frequently quoted by Western media.
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On the day we met, Mr. Reynolds had been up since dawn, poring over final edits and tweaks on the film.
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I pitched the great Lou Ann Walker on including a lit-themed puzzle in the journal she edits, The Southampton Review.
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At the time, students posted a list of demands that the university's chancellor, Kent Syverud, eventually signed with three line edits.
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One version, obtained late Thursday, included edits with comments from an administration official, indicating it was still a work in progress.
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A Google web engineer made a browser tool for fun that edits humans out of a video feed in real time.
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Daley, a journalist who now edits the Web site Salon, goes to interview a second former Pennsylvania representative named David Kessler.
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Weinstein attended a screening of Kernochan&aposs film in New Jersey as it was going through its final edits, Kernochan said.
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Activists have been monitoring the EPA and other government agency websites for edits that remove or limit access to scientific information.
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But before we leave, she opens a laptop to check some edits on a piece she's writing for The New Yorker.
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The filtering could become sophisticated and deeply granular, allowing for massive edits that could even transform the film's arc, themes, or message.
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He also apparently lost work files for edits he was working on and says that he's missed out on subsequent licensing opportunities.
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Later, we see Doyle calling Rory after she edits a review of Jungle Book which he wrote for the Stars Hollow Gazette.
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It's interesting—in the initial phases when Willy is looking at the text he's in charge, he's the one making the edits.
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Neil pointed out that the website Shapiro edits, The Daily Wire, had praised him for an earlier interview he conducted about Venezuela.
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Ayer's Suicide Squad was arguably the nadir of DCEU to date, hobbled as it was by clashing creative visions and endless edits.
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Hurwitz went back to the drawing board on season four recently, 'remixing' the edits to transform the season into something more cohesive.
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On Thursday night, Rabit released his "C2C" mix (Composer 2 Communion) is heavy on the hip-hop and flagrant on the edits.
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Microsoft is also integrating digital assistants like Cortana to translate text, pull in content from the web, suggest edits, and other tasks.
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EditorsNote: Minor edits Furkan Korkmaz scored 31 points to carry the host Philadelphia 76ers past the Chicago Bulls 118-111 on Sunday.
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However, Republicans on the committee say the changes cited by Democrats consisted of "minor edits to the memo," such as grammatical changes.
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Colonel Vindman went through the transcript, made changes and gave his written edits to his boss, Mr. Morrison, according to the person.
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My copy is getting a ton of edits that I don't necessarily agree with, and it frustrates me more than it should.
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Elena Cresci from The Guardian noticed that Reyes edits old posts in order to make him look like some time-predicting genius.
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If it all went well, they'd try the edits in a more elite dairy stud (sorry, Buri) and move into the market.
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The performance quickly went viral back then and remains an easy-to-find meme today, with numerous remixes and edits on YouTube.
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In a single day, about 500,000 edits are made to the English version of Wikipedia, and approximately 800 new articles crop up.
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Fittingly for a discussion that touched upon the superficiality of media, we are publishing the transcript with only the lightest of edits.
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She was fielding fact checks and edits for a story about sexual misconduct that would shake the entertainment world later that weekend.
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The downside is that you can only make edits immediately after you've taken a photo; you can't edit photos you've already saved.
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WP:Firearms is also active on the page for the National Rifle Association, mobilizing against a number of critical edits in recent months.
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What I can't get back to later is the beautifully imperfect view that's unfolding right in front of me—no edits required.
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The more choices the camera (or camera app) is making for me, the less leeway I have when making my own edits.
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There's another important caveat: You can only save a draft if you've tagged people, added a caption, or made some other edits.
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Often, the fights started because participants had a history of beefing in past edits, and were intentionally trying to sabotage the process.
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The lab recently launch edits first product, the IBM Learning Lab, which helps developers leverage IBM tech like artificial intelligence agent Watson.
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"Millard, who edits and annotates the Tales, is constantly interjecting little footnotes throughout the stories about how certain things relate," Riggs said.
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As Markay pointed out, the IP used to make those edits previously edited the page for White House senior advisor Stephen Miller.
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You've never experienced easier edits, either: Screen capture your first drafts, mark them up, and fire them off to your editor instantly.
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Whether he's crafting shimmering disco edits or rocking the booth at Dekmantel's Selectors festival in Croatia, Rahaan will make you feel good.
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After loading data sets into the app, users are able to isolate particular data points and make edits in appearance and classification.
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Our thought bubble: Tweaks to legislative language during floor debate is nothing new, and Democrats are highlighting written edits to draft language.
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West has described The Life of Pablo as a "living breathing changing creative expression" in reference to all its post-release edits.
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Others—like edits of Macklemore, Babymetal, and, because why not, Smash Mouth—prove that not all nightcore is interested in sonic cohesion.
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As you'd expect, drafts allow you to save your work mid-post so you can revisit edits and other adjustments another time.
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With vaporwave, most acts relied on simple edits and effects—namely reverb, delay, and frequency band-pass filters—native to digital software.
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BuzzFeed retroactively blacked out any references of Gubarev or his companies, but the dossier had already been widely shared without such edits.
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In October 2011, avant culture website DIS Magazine premiered a 25-minute mix of originals and edits from the then-unknown Ghersi.
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As Ms. Luttrell adds to and edits her word list, she will find that she has a lot more options going forward.
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He also asked for all communications between the INR and personnel from the president's office — including edits and comments — regarding the hearing.
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The bill is undergoing final technical edits in response to Department of Justice (DOJ) comments that were received late Wednesday, Burr added.
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I didn't want to wake up and have to wade through a deluge of everyone else's opinions and edits, six hours later.
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I admit that I've really enjoyed watching the edits of Trump footage by Vic Berger since the Republican debates began last year.
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Droid Life says users can pick up to 10 images to post at once, with separate filters and edits available for each.
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Composition books are filled with scrawls, sentences and pages are dashed off with incredible speed, and then chopped up with unforgiving edits.
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" A rep for Mapbox tells TMZ ... "Mapbox has a zero tolerance policy against hate speech and any malicious edits to our maps.
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The enigmatic producer, who released his latest album Happiness in September, returns with four, disco-soaked tracks simply titled Eli Escobar Edits.
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Last month, the company finally gave its creators the ability to publish their video edits to the VSCO feed alongside their photos.
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There are also options like time-lapse, hyperlapse, panorama, gesture control, and a "story mode" that automatically edits footage together for beginners.
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Following the IRS's surgical edits this week, bitcoin is the only remaining example of a virtual currency offered on the agency webpage.
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"Any and all edits to this report were done solely based on editorial and policy considerations," said a spokeswoman, Daniella Gibbs Léger.
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This makes it awesome for adding quick edits to RAW files, exporting finished JPGs and sharing directly to social apps and websites.
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My colleague who edits the Farsi section of the newspaper suggested we go to the area and cover the incident from there.
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Evaluating puzzle submissions can be tricky, since even minor errors in the grid can be difficult to fix without edits spiderwebbing outward.
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She calls them to verify their details, makes edits to their posts and guides each person to the right authority or resource.
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Those are just three of more than 175 edits the group unveiled today in a scientific article published in the journal Nature.
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But officials testified that Volker, Giuliani, and Sondland offered specific edits to the statement — including specifically mentioned the 2016 election and Burisma.
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The English-language version recently surpassed 6 million articles and 3.5 billion words; edits materialize at a rate of 1.8 per second.
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When asked what edits were made, Cohen answered he would need to look at the document to recall how it was edited.
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The publication reported that it had obtained the 85033 letter sent during a dispute about edits on a manuscript Page had written.
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About 85033 percent, 339 applications were granted with edits — like including a reporting requirement or shortening the duration of the proposed surveillance.
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We chatted a little more, and she told me she's never been shy or secretive about her Instagram edits to her followers.
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"These edits were done in 2014 when we first acquired the film and before Mr. Trump was elected president," the spokesperson said.
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Ms. Swift's own entry, which is partially locked to prevent edits from unregistered users, did not reflect the casting decision until Dec.
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It offers good opportunities for a variety of stacks, is reasonably wide-open, and can accommodate edits without sacrificing the entire puzzle.
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Eligible images entered cannot be altered on desktop photo processing software, like Photoshop or Lightroom, but edits on iOS applications are allowed.
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I asked Articoolo to write me a short article about it, and here's what it gave me, with no edits for grammar.
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To cut through the massive assortment, there are helpful categories like best-selling basics and trend-driven edits like "shades of red".
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I was so pulled in by the episode's story and central dilemma that I simply didn't notice there were no obvious edits.
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Kalashnikov chooses his footage with care and edits them together to create a uniquely compelling journey through the roads of modern Russia.
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She also contributes to and edits the Upshot, the Times's section focused on analysis and data visualizations about politics, policy and everyday life.
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A friend who edits a monthly jazz magazine tells me that nearly 2360,2180 new jazz records were sent in his direction last year.
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He also crafts smart and sharp disco, house and synth pop edits as both a solo artist and in collaboration with other musicians.
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Howard tweeted at the end of March that his edits were "locked" – as of this morning, meanwhile, they were mixing the musical score.
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"Of course it's exposing," she told the Times of being on stage in the play with no edits, retakes or post-production trickery.
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From there, it will walk you through the process of shooting and then neatly package it up, complete with edits and cheesy music.
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In Suarez's book, editing the genomes of human embryos is common, but strict limits are placed on edits that are considered too risky.
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The honeymoon came to an abrupt end one night when I popped in a disk to finish up edits on some audio files.
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The issue with Suggested Edits was that it only worked on the desktop version of Google Docs, and not on the iOS app.
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As the writer changes and edits the job post, Textio updates the score based on how inclusive and jargon-free the language is.
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"Justin didn't like or comment it looks like it's fake n there r many apps for some fake edits like that," _xbiebz wrote.
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If you're normally glued to your PC making major photo or video edits, or coding a new app, Samsung's Chromebook isn't for you.
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All the more impressive because unlike caption jokes or Pepe edits, these memes require a pretty advanced knowledge of photo editing to work.
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Git Complete: The Definitive, Step-By-Step Guide Git is an extremely popular tool used by engineering teams to track edits in programs.
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There are no guarantees that all the requests will be approved, and the Department of Defense has previously rejected requests, pending DHS edits.
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CRISPR seems to have cut only the DNA spots it was supposed to, without making any so-called off-target edits, he says.
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In Final Cut Pro, for example, Touch Bar can be used to add effects, make edits, or show an overview of the timeline.
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You will be highly proficient in Pro Tools, and you will smooth, mix and master edits to broadcast quality on a quick turnaround.
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"He says things at every appearance that need a fact-check," said Angie Drobnic Holan, who edits the nonpartisan fact-checking outlet PolitiFact.
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And with similarly effective gene edits, scientists believe they could improve more otherwise rare and unheard of fruits and vegetables for the masses.
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After a while, they realised that the damage inflicted by more edits than this was triggering a cellular self-destruct mechanism called apoptosis.
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All edits are saved and you can revert back to your original photo at any time by clicking the "Revert to Original" button.
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Kris, Kim, Khloé, Kourtney, and Kylie have liked her photos before, and Kourtney, Kim, and Khloé have even reposted some of her edits.
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Like a number of other internet microgenres over the years, nightcore shows the vast potential that a few simple edits can have online.
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Anyone, from state regulators to consumer advocacy groups to Lemonade competitors or even interested customers can make edits and contributions to the policy.
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Now, it seems the rapper has decided to reach back even further into his discography to make a few more late-stage edits.
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I could've done without the 17 minutes of orgasmic dry-heaving that preceded the eyeball vomit, but no one's asking for my edits.
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You can swipe through your images in Photos with previews, scrub through videos, and make edits like rotating photos, cropping, and adding filters.
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The annual list of deaths has been the most edited page since 2628 on the website, and this year's article saw 28503,22019 edits.
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"If you ask photographers what's their least favorite part of photography — one, it's finding new business, and two, it's the edits," Ryan said.
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At that point, the FCC will have a few weeks to make final edits before sending the rules off to the Federal Register.
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Edward Niedermeyer, an analyst who edits the industry site Daily Kanban, said Tesla has departed from those methods to speed up its line.
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Adrian Bonenberger, who deployed twice to Afghanistan as an infantry officer, wrote the memoir Afghan Post and co-edits The Wrath Bearing Tree.
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The rest of the commissioners will have time to review Pai's recommendation and suggest edits to it before they vote on May 2900.
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Reuters reported earlier Wednesday that China made sweeping edits to a proposed trade agreement that were sent to the U.S. late last Friday.
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I'm not buying a laptop to play games or to crunch 4K video edits — I'm buying it mostly for personal use and work.
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As he walked through the greenery, he thought about how evolution would overpower whatever CRISPR edits a scientist made to an animal's DNA.
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"Among the edits they wanted to make were the title and the lede," he said, using newspaper jargon for the article's opening passage.
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A person who mostly uses a computer to browse the web, watch some movies, and edits the occasional photo in Lightroom or Photoshop.
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On its own, it edits only a single organism, which then might or might not pass on the genetic change to its offspring.
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And these aren't rushed Garageband demos and hackneyed edits—each release carried CupcakKe's inimitable DNA imprint of raunch, humor and playfully aggressive lyrics.
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It seems like whoever's making the final edits on "Game of Thrones" these days needs another Starbucks ... because they done messed up again.
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Curry told me she was wrapping up edits on the film last January when a friend informed her that Le Guin had died.
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She quotes a Harvard psychology professor, Deirdre Barrett, who accepted a paper on extrasensory perception for the academic journal Dreaming , which she edits.
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"Turns out some airlines work with a third party company that edits the movie based on what they deem inappropriate," the actress tweeted.
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There's many edits of Josiah saying how confident he is that he will be moving forward as the roses are being handed out.
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When he died in February, Peter Serkin was putting the final edits on his recording of a trove of pieces by C.P.E. Bach.
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But the guitar scene was cut to condense the film; and as the executive producer, Ms. Streisand had the final say on edits.
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She edits nonfiction for The Rumpus, serves on the board of the Coalition for Responsible Home Education, and is working on a memoir.
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His detractors accuse him of excessive charm, but it may be more accurate to say that he edits brutality from his world view.
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It also handily is pronounced "My clunky," which is precisely how I like to imagine Lucas refers to the pacing of his edits.
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Devin N. Morris, who edits and publishes 3 Dot Zine, told me that he sees self-publishing as a political and radical act.
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It isolates men and women from their families, friends and smartphones, liquors them up and edits them into catty bitches and aggressive bros.
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Adrian Bonenberger, who deployed twice to Afghanistan as an infantry officer, wrote the memoir Afghan Post and co-edits The Wrath-Bearing Tree.
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Avery Hartmans, reporter: I'm thankful for the VSCO app, which lets me quickly and easily make sophisticated edits to photos on my phone.
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The edits, which included a long pause to a question posed by Couric, portrayed the members as dumbfounded by Couric's gun control questions.
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"They've regularized this stuff instead of it just being a one-off," Michael Madden, who edits the website North Korea Leadership Watch, told Mashable.
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When all of your edits have been made, Priime Raw saves your photos in non-destructive, max resolution, no compression up to 120 megapixels.
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I say "hack" because the process is not easy and requires a mix of bootloaders, kernel edits, custom drivers, and a lot of patience.
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Details: The edits, which were made roughly two weeks into the six-week enrollment period, affect the "How to Apply & Enroll" page on HealthCare.gov.
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SR: So I get to the office an hour or two before the show, run through the questions, do some research, make some edits.
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Microsoft also previewed some new features to inking on the Office suite in Windows 10, adding the ability to make inline edits in Word.
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The debate is over whether it was flawed fundamentally (Schiff's position) or in minor ways that required very light edits (if you believe Nunes).
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Keyboard shortcuts for formatting and header styling, comments, cursor placement, and even watching real-time edits from another person in the doc all worked.
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The Weinstein Company notoriously shot Snowpiercer's theatrical release in the foot after he refused to make edits to his bizarre, dystopian English-language debut.
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It's the same reason I try to have as few edits as possible in my movies, because every edit is a suspension of disbelief.
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I think I basically succeeded here, and this is actually the first puzzle I've had published with no revisions or edits to the grid.
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Until I can fully trust the AI, Huawei should either make the edits reversible or allow me to apply them after taking the shot.
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"I was scared to relinquish control of content because my whole professional life I've been in charge of my own edits," he told PEOPLE.
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But Cas9 precisely cuts DNA, leaving a double-stranded break that allows the cell to repair itself once the desired edits have been made.
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This is a great tool for being transparent with edits and allowing people to clearly see what you want to change, add or remove.
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I spend the rest of the day making TV, which for me means working on scripts, sitting in on edits, and attending production meetings.
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These edits are time-intensive, involving a lot of mental power to create something ultimately futile, something that destroys any sort of coherent narrative.
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We have to find time to plan whilst on the go, so while Steve edits a client video, Chanel will be looking at flights.
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I'm trying very hard not to just rewrite everything in the book, which is what I've done on each of my previous three edits.
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The difference now is that GoPro is removing all the initial steps that stood in the way of getting to those algorithmically compiled edits.
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It also securely stores videos on the Shonin cloud, lets you view videos on your phone via the Shonin app, and perform simple edits.
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The Apple Mail client for iOS, for example, can open basic versions of them, but will mess up the formatting and won't allow edits.
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They create their edits, using the smaller files, and then use the full resolution source video when they export (Adobe Premiere makes that easy).
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However, the bill included Coons' edits, two industry sources told Axios, enabling him to add his name later after the DACA excitement wears off.
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EditorsNote: 11th graf: Edits Whiteside to 83 rebounds Dragic pushes Heat past Pelicans MIAMI — Goran Dragic heard the chants, but he was slightly confused.
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Or only allow edits within the first five minutes after a tweet has been shared to fix things like broken links or spelling errors.
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For instance, the FDA asked her to confirm, via full genome sequencing, that there had been no unintended edits that jeopardized the animals' safety.
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The app is currently testing a new drafts feature that allows you to save your progress mid-post — edits and all — to finish later.
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Because it's a game about visiting rather than living in the islands, it edits out the more local districts in favor of tourist sites.
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For these tracks, speed and pitch edits prove the easiest route to a fun, no-skills-necessary remix, shareable online only moments after creation.
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You'll learn tips and tricks for a seamless workflow, discover how to install presets and do custom edits, and even master Lightroom's modern interface.
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Using the pin code to gain access allows invitees to view, comment on, suggest edits to or directly edit Google Docs, Sheets and Slides.
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But as eagle-eyed fans have pointed out, the UFC often edits its video in a way that makes its favored fighters look better.
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But scientists haven't used the CRISPR technique to make the edits, relying instead on a virus to insert the sequences into the cells' DNA.
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They're also playing with the business model, with the initial subscription offering definitely feeling a bit underwhelming vs the core free AI-powered edits.
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The anonymous Wikipedia edits were made as the three senators questioned Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh during his Senate Judiciary Committee hearing last Thursday.
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Muksin also edits Disney princesses into real-life situations, like the animated Cinderella running away after Zendaya upstages her at the 2019 Met Gala.
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It also allows for three-dimensional graphics in Microsoft's popular PowerPoint presentation software, and a new "Paint 212.7D" application allows edits in 22013D simulations.
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The former Uber engineer, who now edits a technical publication for the payments company Stripe, gave her first interview since hitting publish on Feb.
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" Cohen, who appeared taken aback by the remark, said he was working with his lawyers to make "edits all the way through the night.
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Bachelor Clues' edits are vicious — eyes turn into laser beams, and, on this Instagram page, nearly every contestant looks like they're about to vomit.
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Since then he's made over 230 edits to the curling page, specifically, and volunteered countless hours to improve other articles related to the subject.
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These sources say: Big decisions, and edits to crucial documents, are made in the dark of night, with scant input beyond the inner circle.
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And it's impressive: the teenage artist not only skillfully edits Schongauer's midair tangle of demons-and-saint, but sets it against an invented seascape.
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As usual, Will's edits to the clues improved the puzzle considerably, but I am quite proud that he left the theme entry clues unchanged.
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Already, VSCO allowed users to apply photo-like edits to their videos by doing things like applying filters or adjusting the exposure, for example.
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Early on in the Joyce wars, in fact, Arion Press issued a new edition of "Ulysses" that included some of the preliminary Kidd edits.
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Andrea Lawlor teaches writing at Mount Holyoke College, edits fiction for Fence magazine, and has been awarded fellowships by Lambda Literary and Radar Labs.
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Dog said he usually weighs in on edits of the show, but after his wife, Beth Chapman, passed in June ... things changed for him.
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On Mondays, my colleague Rachel Dry — who edits the Sunday Review — will often be calling your attention to one piece from the weekend issue.
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Divided opinions usually take longer to release as drafts circulate through chambers and those justices seeking a fifth vote discuss -- in writing -- possible edits.
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Grammarly encourages users to go through edits point by point, a helpful feature with a practice as nuanced and open to interpretation as grammar.
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Users can use Photoshop on their iPads or desktops offline, with edits being cached on the device until they connect back to the internet.
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Kushner also defended the numerous edits he has been forced to make to disclosure forms filed with the government to acquire a security clearance.
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While Elite's edits were correct, they weren't terribly deep—although that was enough to propel it to a second-place finish from the readers.
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And, if you submit a letter, make sure you're available on email or phone to field edits made for space, clarity, civility and accuracy.
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As a chef, You is a joy-seeking tinkerer who tweaks and edits her work every time she is driven by a new idea.
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To all the students who are about to lose their deductions, have you ever turned in a paper with handwritten edits in the margin?
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The company operates a marketplace of photographers, and has developed software that automatically edits, filters and generally beautifies uploaded photos of products and places.
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Katie Couric has been hit with a $12 million defamation lawsuit for her role in an anti-gun documentary criticized for having misleading edits.
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The handwritten edits also cross out an entire segment of the bill giving a tax deduction for tuition payments toward some qualified religious instruction.
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In tests in which the fake videos were shown to a group of 138 volunteers, some 60 percent of participants though the edits were real.
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To give one approximate measure, there are three times as many articles in French on Wikipedia as in Arabic, with five times as many edits.
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She edits talk-show appearances, studio footage, audio interviews, and photographs into a moving and inspiring biographical narrative splayed across a five-channel video installation.
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Then it's back to the office where I make some final edits to the paper, so I can send to my boss by 303 p.m.
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Now listed as a UNESCO World Human Heritage Site and an Asset of National Cultural Interest, though, Casa Vicens may only receive certain structural edits.
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Twenty days ago, user MedwedianPresident made a number of edits to OSM disguised as minor alterations to Auckland City Park and the City of London.
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Specifically, anonymous users will no longer upvote, comment, merge questions, suggest edits, send thanks, edit answer wikis, revert edit log operations, or send answer requests.
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Charlie: These Larry Levan edits of Gwen Guthrie are the perfect fusion of disco and reggae; it's Sly and Robbie produced stuff with Gwen Guthrie.
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According to the Huffington Post, the former business mogul made edits to the drafts of the show's proposed jokes in order to exaggerate his wealth.
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Then, she used the app's auto tool on the entire photo, followed by the selective tool to make minor color edits on the cactus plant.
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Today, VSCO's video editing tools are more focused on photo-like edits, including the use of presets and adjustments to things like exposure or contrast.
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"As frustrating as editing is, it's the perfect alignment of bizarre scenes, beautiful people, and crazy edits that make the process so rewarding," she explains.
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A key concern with CRISPR-edited cells is that the technique has been shown to create some "off-target" or unintended edits in the genome.
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From there, the camera beams the photos over LTE to Relonch's cloud service, where artificial intelligence picks the best shots and edits them for you.
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So far, editors are dealing with the issue through close scrutiny of any new edits to the page, and a new focus on account security.
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So he edits the tweet, leaving little trace of the original error—unless Twitter imposes that clunky revision history feature that users would probably ignore.
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Hunter has made it known numerous times throughout the game (yet unseen in the edits) that he wants to come after me and Marie first.
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Better editing controls in PhotosApple is also making it easier for people to make professional-grade edits on their photos within the official Photos app.
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It has an 8-megapixel front-facing camera that has a beauty mode, which edits the "complexion and shape" of a face in real time.
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Her human, Olivia Lazer, edits Zelda's head into photos of guitar-playing nuns, Bill Gates lounging on his office desk and the poster for Jaws.
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Mr. Pollack publishes and edits The Taxi Insider, a monthly trade paper whose current issue has two photos of Mr. Pollack on the front page.
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Her models are the stars of several video series she shoots and edits, using fellow creators on the platform to help dub voices for characters.
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EditorsNote: Edits throughout Pageau's 4th goal lifts Senators in 2nd OT OTTAWA — Jean-Gabriel Pageau was worried about his pregame routine before Saturday's 3 p.m.
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Google's app goes big on the search and AI features (like face and object recognition), without as much attention given to edits or visual appeal.
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Still, we also found a slew of other vids from the resort in Ocho Rios, Jamaica and there are NO obvious edits in these clips.
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Indeed, the intense number of tweaks could have introduced a significant number of unintentional mutations, which aren't immediately obvious given how many edits were made.
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First, you've got a much bigger screen to work with, and that means getting a better view of your pictures and the edits you're making.
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I never got involved because I heard that he interferes with edits and those types of things, but I had no idea about this behavior.
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I see us as craftsmen along with the guy who does the lights and the guy who edits and the guy who pushes the dolly.
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Also, they're constantly fighting for the attention of some handsome rando while producers play mind games and give them villain edits based on a whim.
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Since that very first buy, her collection has grown to roughly 200 pairs of shoes — after a few edits and donations to charities and nieces.
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Workflow: The capability of the system to track and facilitate the progress of a process — edits, approvals, et al — is a topic all by itself.
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All Wikipedia edits are traceable via IP address, and you can see from this log page on Wikipedia that someone with the IP address 143.231.
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During testing we found its footage to be crisp and clear with accurate color in addition to sound quality that's worth keeping in professional edits.
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Imagine if, after Moses's death, his successor Joshua had decided to grab a hammer and chisel and make some light edits to the Ten Commandments.
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Benjamin Wittes, a confidant of former FBI Director James Comey who edits the blog Lawfare, defended his friend Friday after new criticism from President Trump.
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Once you're logged in, you're able to add edits to things like explicitness, language, genre, mood and "aliases" — other ways people refer to the song.
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And someone had emailed it around that time to people with China ties, including Bill Bishop, who lives in Washington and edits the newsletter Sinocism.
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When your edits are complete, you can save video back your Camera Roll, where you can choose to share it out to other social platforms.
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