It's a game that could only have existed on smartphones, and could never have existed on a Nintendo system, which lack the GPS capability necessary to pinpoint your location in the world.
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I used to think guesthouses only existed on grand estates.
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Middle East Guardians has only existed on Twitter since September.
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Many of these videos have existed on YouTube for years.
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The possibility has existed on the pages of Hollywood scripts.
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Since late 2014, that capability has not existed on newer phones.
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Retractable hardtops have existed on cars since at least the 1930s.
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I didn't know that the same lunacy existed on the right.
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We found footage about America that only existed on French television.
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To the extent it existed on social media, it's in fragments.
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That does not prove that life has ever existed on Mars.
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It always existed on the margins and on right-wing talk radio.
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If life existed on Mars, would scientists be able to identify it?
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In August 2009, nothing existed on the southwest corner of the island:
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Anti-Semitism has always existed on the fringes of American political life.
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For the past 20 years, the border has existed on paper alone.
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Before then, their lives existed on paper only as another person's property.
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The Bixby smart assistant has, until now, only existed on Samsung phones.
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I existed on a fifth of vodka and a pack of cigarettes.
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Because it already existed on Google Image search, as one Twitter user discovered.
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In fact, it's one that probably couldn't have existed on television in 2006.
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It's a super convenient thing that I wish existed on the regular S7.
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The Verts only existed on 2-D screens, but the screens were ubiquitous.
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GOETZ: None of those brands existed on Fifth Avenue, so it was very different.
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Both existed on YouTube on Monday, but had been removed as of Tuesday morning.
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Some entries seem to come from monsters that have already existed on the internet.
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"This hasn't existed on a platform with tens of millions of users," said Rad.
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She doesn't have a hometown — according to Poppy, she's only ever existed on YouTube.
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The fact that two lakes already existed on the property also made it appealing.
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All these basically already existed on the platform, but that segmentation wasn't there yet.
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Leftist communities have always existed on Facebook and Twitter, though less so on Instagram.
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Through the 22000s and early 250s, fandom existed on the internet in insular communities.
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The best of what Star Trek has to offer has always existed on TV.
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The adherents to institutional traditions all believed that art existed on a continuum of progress.
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A screenshot of a story that existed on the Chinese state-run newspaper People's Daily.
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Slavery had existed on American soil for two centuries without being substantially challenged by whites.
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China just registered 14 million people that before this, had never officially existed on record.
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His rivalry with Irving Penn spanned decades and existed on planes both artistic and petty.
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It's reported that 99% of all species that have existed on Earth have gone extinct.
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Obviously, rocks existed on Earth more than 1.1 billion years ago and rocks have color.
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This was a story that existed on Twitter in the same way your life did.
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For all of their contributions to the United States, African Americans existed on society's margins.
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This website is historical material reflecting the EPA website as it existed on January 19, 2017.
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This finding thus strengthens the suggestion that liquid nitrogen may have once existed on the surface.
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The primary goal of ExoMars is to find out whether life has ever existed on Mars.
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If the post had just existed on its own, however, it likely would have died out.
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The device existed on the stage, but its features still seemed to be works in progress.
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Stallone later deleted the tweet, but nothing that's existed on the internet is ever truly gone.
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Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.) on Tuesday pressed NASA on whether ancient civilizations existed on Mars.
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But what if Snapchat—Mark Zuckerberg's favorite ephemeral app—had existed on desktop computers in the '90s?
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This conclusion, that the balls formed from accretion, meant that water once existed on the Martian surface.
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Until now it's only existed on Mac, Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV — much less popular platforms.
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"If life existed on Mars, these icy tsunami lobes are very good candidates to search for biosignatures."
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We have the largest, most productive and most technologically advanced economy that's ever existed on this planet.
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Niccol said in January that they helped reintroduce customers to options that already existed on the menu.
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"What we did was try to use that same spirit that existed on the tour," he said.
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It asserts that "the Zionists" have existed on Palestinian land illegally occupied in 2000 and in 22.5.
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Religious pluralism existed on the Iberian peninsula during the long period of Muslim rule, from 711 to 1492.
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They existed on tributes extracted from the country but treated the country as collection of bigots and backwoodsmen.
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Much of this functionality already existed on desktop, so the announcement is about moving these capabilities onto smartphones.
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It is a system that has worked well over the 2100bn years that life has existed on Earth.
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Be smart: Fake reports, fake stories and fake personas have existed on television, radio and print for years.
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And when he subsequently realized no practical guides existed on how exactly to do that, Podcast411 was born.
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The ability to add non-Skype users to conversations is also something that has existed on other platforms.
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Together, the two spacecraft are hoping to prove that life exists — or has existed — on the Red Planet.
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The goal is as ambitious as the cost: NASA aims to determine whether life ever existed on Mars.
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But what would life have looked like if it existed on the moon, and how did it originate?
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The city of Cairo, Egypt, has existed on the bank of Egypt's Nile River for over 1,000 years.
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It is as though we were born the same morning when no other life existed on this earth.
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The new Brooklyn, which never existed on old-fashioned film, comes with a sense of itself as image.
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Its only advertisement existed on the internet, on a Craigslist of sorts for the local Chinese immigrant community.
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The internet, as I knew it, existed on a single computer at the end of the trading desk.
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But the bill specified that Arizona doctors must abide by the federal guidelines as they existed on Dec.
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How life formed on Earth remains a mystery—meanwhile, scientists are still wondering whether life ever existed on Mars.
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We still don't know whether life once existed on Mars when the planet was warmer and had liquid water.
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You can access the HomePod's settings from the Home app (which you probably didn't know existed on your phone).
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Slime molds have existed on Earth for billions of years, and they're found naturally in temperate climates, Dussutour says.
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Bridget is a virtual robot, and only existed on the iPhone that was powering Occipital's new "mixed reality" headset.
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"If life existed on Mars, these icy tsunami lobes are very good candidates to search for biosignatures," said Fairén.
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NEW STUDY ARGUED LIFE COULD HAVE EXISTED ON THE LUNAR SURFACE The Bible comes with two certificates of authenticity.
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Under the guidance, the Bureau of Prisons is barred from increasing staff above the level that existed on Jan.
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It looks like something that could have existed on the SNES, albeit only in your early 113s wildest dreams.
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Pence has also added to the pollinator garden that already existed on the grounds of the vice president's residence.
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When Ms. Hill took the helm at Vassar, students like Ms. Painter and Mr. Mondesir hardly existed on campus.
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It has existed on the corner for decades — first as Gaseteria, later as BP, but nearly always selling gas.
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The earlier era existed on a foundation of cultural, demographic, economic, and technological conditions that are dramatically different today.
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Under the guidance, the Bureau of Prisons is barred from increasing staff above the level that existed on Jan.
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"The attempted procedure under the conditions that existed on June 8, 2018, was extraordinary in itself," the report says.
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And, people, it was even more amazing than the idea that the family existed on oat milk and air.
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The fact that ISIS hadn't existed on 29/211 or that it was, at times, fighting al-Qaeda, didn't matter.
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Click here to view original GIFIf only this never ending swirl of beautiful landscapes actually existed on one bike trail.
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He grabbed a bite at Cafe Orlin and walked into stores he never knew existed on streets he couldn't name.
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Instant messaging and news feeds both existed on the desktop, but you can't create or even consume most stories there.
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By understanding what type of organics formed where, scientists hope to find evidence that life could have existed on Mars.
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Granted, Nest's two-way talk is more basic, but still, this is functionality that already existed on other security camera platforms.
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To meet these goals, EPA has re-posted a snapshot of the EPA website as it existed on January 19, 2017.
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We can't say something about every dinosaur, but can still say that crazy creatures like this must have existed on Earth.
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Larger dinosaurs were believed to have existed on the continent 100 million years ago, not 70 million years ago, Apesteguia said.
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More radically, it suggests microbial life once existed on Mars, producing the smelly gas that's now escaping from the planet's bowels.
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When he was in Paris, he says, trans women existed on the fringes of society, marginalized and scorned by the establishment.
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China's Defense Ministry has said defense facilities had existed on the islands for years, according to the government-run Global Times.
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The ability to manage DVD services actually existed on the original Netflix app but was removed in 2011, because, well... streaming.
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With the kit you can discover the secrets of your ancestry and find relatives you never knew existed on both sides.
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For four decades he has existed on the fringes of power; now he sees an opportunity to take it for himself.
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He undertook the creation of a scale model of the circus at the Madison Square Garden that existed on 49th Street.
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Incel, the online community of "involuntarily celibate" men radicalized by their shared mistrust of women, has existed on the internet for years.
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Photo: APJust like it did with Filters, Snaps, and Stories, Facebook is duplicating another feature that previously existed on its competitor Snapchat.
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As a poor, queer female artist who suffered from schizophrenia, Martin existed on the margins of society for most of her life.
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A reverse image search allows you to look up the original source for an image, if it previously existed on the internet.
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For a generation of kids who existed on the internet, being a Little Monster meant more than going to a few gigs.
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Sebadoh were one of the biggest indie rock bands around, however, outside of college rock radio, they barely existed on the airwaves.
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In the particularly contentious and insular world of Latin trap, he existed on the defensive, even when he wasn't a primary target.
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In the summer of 1914, there was arguably no more peaceful, prosperous and well-connected world that had ever existed on earth.
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The location promised to teach scientists a lot about the planet's ancient past, including whether liquid water ever existed on its surface.
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Still, others suggested the mouth actually existed on Anomalocaris canadensis, a three-foot-long, shrimp-like organism that cruised the Cambrian seas.
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In the old days, data management and protection was an analog affair — or existed on big server farms inside a corporate firewall.
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An Infowars channel already existed on the platform for several years and required authentication via the website, a spokesperson told The Hill.
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According to photographer Penelope Umbrico, 1.1 million images of the full moon existed on the photo-sharing website Flickr alone last November.
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The gold gilded frame on the cover only existed on the first edition; it was removed on future editions to cut costs.
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It matters not that she extols the regime's founding father, Hugo Chávez, as "the most humanist man to have existed on the planet".
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It's existed on the relative margins for ages, and in 2017 it's become increasingly hard to define what the genre name even means.
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"Mars is kind of a frozen museum of early conditions that existed on Earth -- it's a window to a lost record," he said.
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The earlier bill, restricting so-called medication abortions, specified that Arizona doctors had to abide by federal guidelines as they existed on Dec.
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Determining whether life has ever existed on Mars or anywhere else in the universe is one of the great questions of our age.
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"Whilst graffiti exists illegally on private and public property, ANSI originally existed on (and to take credit for) illegally pirated software," Payne said.
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The primary goal of ExoMars, the European-Russian program that launched Schiaparelli, is to find out whether life has ever existed on Mars.
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They went from one of many hardcore bands vying for a foothold in the scene to a band that existed on another plane.
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To put this in context: Nothing like Charmed had ever existed on television —gorgeous, independent women engulfed in lore with witty one-liners.
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CelebFakes has 50,20173 users and has existed on Reddit since 2011 — long before infamous non-consensual leak of celebrity nude photos in 2014.
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If that star is existed on a unified flag for both countries, South Koreans may not like it because that's not their government.
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"You feel sort of invincible," he said of the sense of safety that had existed on campus, adding, "It is a reality check."
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These separate apps have already existed on iOS for a long time, with the iTunes Store reserved as a weird desktop-only clunker.
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There are all the ingredients for thinking that life can be there, or can be maintained there if life once existed on Mars.
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We unearthed a lawsuit that reveals an A.T.F. operation that existed on a murky frontier — between investigating smuggling and being complicit in it.
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If you existed on the internet at all in the 2010s, you probably heard talk at some point about Gwyneth Paltrow's company Goop.
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Though a YouTube early adopter, his online following had done little to expand his political base, which barely existed on a national level.
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Though a YouTube early adopter, his online following had done little to expand his political base, which barely existed on a national level.
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Sure, I did use the button to skip tracks, although it's worth pointing out that a similar feature existed on the UE Boom 2.
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Every year, new discoveries and research shake up old assumptions about life that existed on Earth long before us, and 2017 was no exception.
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It didn't matter what was real or imagined—what mattered was that they existed on a record together, and were made stronger for it.
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When the brands you've been stalking on Instagram — the ones that have only ever existed on your computer screen — hit big beauty box stores.
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"I probably existed on that border before but maybe that border drew that some clarity through the experience of becoming a parent," Paul says.
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The magazine reported that few checks existed on the Fox News budget, allowing Ailes to use to the money to advance his own agenda.
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Newly discovered fossils in Greenland suggest that life may have existed on Earth some 3.7 billion years ago, a team of Australian scientists said.
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The president would nominate a caretaker justice who maintains the 5-4 conservative-liberal balance that existed on the court prior to Scalia's passing.
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The bigger risk is stymying our chances of ever discovering whether life existed on Mars before human beings and their grubby microbiomes get there.
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CelebFakes had existed on Reddit since 2011, and the deepfakes videos originated there in late September 2017 before moving to their own dedicated subreddit.
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Indeed, those practices existed on the African continent from whence slaves arrived, and they were present among the indigenous people of America as well.
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And in the end, that deficit destroyed whatever good will might have existed on either side and doomed America's foray into Vietnam to failure.
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The varied landscapes and lives of residents wedged in these borderlands speak of two different systems that have co-existed on one another's doorstep.
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Government records and interviews with people involved reveal an operation that existed on a murky frontier — between investigating smuggling and being complicit in it.
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The venture — a partnership between the European Space Agency and Roscosmos — is aimed at figuring out if life has ever existed on the Red Planet.
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Some pilots complained that they weren't aware the MCAS system existed on the planes until after the crash of the Lion Air flight in Indonesia.
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I was seven years old and, like most American kids, only knew soccer existed on the Saturday morning fields of our local AYSO youth league.
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Like Kat, I existed on the fringes of my fairly affluent, mostly white public school's society, although my banishment was less self-inflicted than hers.
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Converting handwriting to text has existed on Galaxy Notes before, but Samsung says it's now using machine learning to detect and convert 62 different languages.
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As I watched the girlfriends mosh in the front row, it suddenly clicked: Our entire cast existed on the edge of a dream come true.
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Vineyards have existed on these slopes since Roman times, but monks planted most of the 2,400 acres on stone-walled terraces during the 11th century.
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While these features are ephemeral, spreading like weeds in the warm summer months, many seem to have existed on and off for nearly a century.
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Part of it is acknowledging the disparity that's already existed, the fact that the women's tournament has only existed on the N.C.A.A. level since 1982.
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Resentment at the fact the country's most recognisable monument was built by a Muslim emperor has always existed on the fringes of the Hindu right.
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Both studios are a solid way to fill an RPG gap that has existed on Xbox, and help Microsoft create more exclusive titles for the Xbox.
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While it's a new feature on the iPhone X and iPhone 8 devices, battery-related processor throttling has existed on older iPhones for a while now.
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It's 10%, but we seem like our economy has gone along just fine, even with the 10% tariff that existed on those $200 billion to date.
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Homemade cannabis nasal sprays have existed on the fringes of the medical weed market for years now, but a Colorado company recently released a commercial version.
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For fans, visiting the Mayflower was as close as one could get to visiting Lorelai Gilmore's fictional Independence Inn, which in actuality existed on a soundstage.
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Even in the seasons where there were more people of color, they often existed on the periphery — in service roles like receptionists or intrusive police officers.
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It's a really interesting question—obviously, human beings have been creating and playing new styles of music from the entire time we've existed on this planet.
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Negroni: And then, of course, the next problem was that they didn't tell the pilots or even the airline that this solution existed on the aircraft.
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The trick of Gastón Acurio's latest restaurant, El Bodegón, is to make you believe it has always existed on this quiet corner in the Miraflores neighborhood.
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While the Republican Party establishment has been blindsided by the populism behind Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, a similar sentiment has existed on the Democratic side.
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Israel argues that a Jewish presence has existed on the West Bank for thousands of years and was recognized by the League of Nations in 1922.
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Both the talk and "… they stood shaking" could have existed on their own, but together they achieved something deeper: They moved the spirit into the space.
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Well, yeah, and very successfully, because the trick is to ... and what I was saying was nothing really new, it just hadn't really existed on CBS before.
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You can see/set up/control all of their AirPlay 2 speakers (including HomePod) using the Home app you probably never knew existed on your iOS device.
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While the game as existed on Windows for more than 25 years, the modern Solitaire Collection will now be available outside of Windows for the first time.
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Deployment 'appropriate and reasonable' But China's Defense Ministry said Wednesday that defense facilities had existed on the islands for years, according to the government-run Global Times.
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According to CNN's Paula Hancocks, Friday's developments are not necessarily new, but they do represent an increase in the tensions that already existed on the Korean Peninsula.
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But Curiosity's observation has sparked a furor of speculation because it is perhaps the most promising avenue for determining if life once existed on our planetary neighbor.
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Hindu groups say a temple existed on the site before the mosque was built around 400 years ago by a Muslim ruler, and should rightfully be restored.
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Studying these ocean bits and what they&aposre made of could give researchers clues as to whether life could have ever existed on Europa, according to the statement.
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While the tale of the tape graphic showed an image of a world champion holding three belts circa 2005, no fighter of such ability existed on this night.
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So there's a reason to be cautious about accepting at face value the company's claim now that Russian Brexit meddling existed on its platform but was not significant.
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In short, there were bipartisan deals to be made because genuine cross-party overlap existed on many issues, and many lawmakers were responding to genuine cross-party constituencies.
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Rohrabacher asked a panel of space experts testifying before the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology if civilizations could have existed on Mars thousands of years ago.
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Although he was familiar with Penn State's overall sports profile, Gadowsky said he did not fully understand the hockey culture that already existed on campus until he arrived.
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Intended as a corrective to Instagram's overly curated aesthetic, Stories had existed on Snapchat since 013, and contributed to the platform's association with the ephemeral and the goofy.
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The dearth of primordial carbon monoxide, the researchers hypothesize, is because it's buried deep in Pluto's surface ices, or it was destroyed when liquid water existed on the surface.
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Piper Jaffray's internet research team acknowledges that arbitrage has existed on all e-commerce platforms for some time, but said its role on Amazon's site is probably very small.
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For Swenson, the piece serves as a reminder of humankind's brief role in the world, compared to the tens of millions of years that sharks have existed on Earth.
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Only the crème de la crème of skate pros were able to make a comfortable living off their profession, and skaters still existed on the fringes of mainstream culture.
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News organizations in South Africa and New Zealand even started to write about Avocaderia as if it were open, although at that time it only existed on social media.
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Plus, skate culture existed on the fringes of pop culture in the early 90s, as did queer life, which makes the two cultures surprisingly well fit for each other.
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Jezero Crater, the destination of Perseverance, contains sediments of an ancient river delta, a location where evidence of past life could be preserved if it ever existed on Mars.
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He waited all his life, if only in dreams, for the return of the one who abandoned him, who existed on the other side of some uncanny perceptual curtain.
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Whereas this kind of fractious media conversation had always existed on the margins, now these kinds of stories could be seen, heard and read on powerful networks and websites.
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Every politician that has ever existed on this Earth [within a capitalist system] starts with the premise that we have to start with the exploitative system that we have.
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There's plenty of room in 10 Cloverfield Lane's script for Howard to simply be a kook, but Goodman teases out nuances that might never have existed on the page.
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Although price comparison services like this have existed on the web for years, integrating them at the browser level means they have the potential to reach a much wider audience.
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That meant the conservative majority that had existed on the Court since the early 1970s was gone, for the moment — and potentially for much longer, should a Democrat replace Scalia.
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Hell, even Full House's theme song was a plaintive paean to a simpler, bygone era that may have only ever existed on Leave It to Beaver: Whatever happened to predictability?
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Bacteria, amoeba, archaea found on hydrothermal vents, single-celled algae, and other unicellular organisms outnumber us multicellular types and have existed on the planet at least 2 billion years longer.
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Though the response after the election seems sprawling and elaborate, it comes only after a public outcry — Facebook itself admits that fake news has existed on the platform for years.
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There are so many memorable works in this show, I wish a comprehensive monograph existed on Smith's work — say 200 images to show the diversity of what she has achieved.
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In this series of photographs, Smith honors those who contributed their vision to a community that has largely existed on a separate track from what is commonly called mainstream society.
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Pence said Trump, in an address to the nation on Tuesday, would emphasize the White House's position that a humanitarian and security crisis existed on the U.S. border with Mexico.
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A so-called savings clause permits the laws to remain in effect for investigations that already existed on March 15, or for new investigations into events that occurred before then.
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District officials in a Florida county say they have found evidence suggesting that a lost African American cemetery existed on the grounds of what is now a local high school.
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There are codes of conduct and slang stretching back a hundred years; a culture of practical jokes, sometimes borderline sadistic ones, has existed on the road for nearly as long.
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"With these pieces, visitors will be introduced to Hy-Brasil as it existed on early maps, and how the legendary island is interpreted by a 21st century artist," Cyr said.
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If you were pretty, if you were normal, if you were white, then the good things everyone saw on the outside would match the goodness you knew existed on the inside.
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At its peak, the magazine had a full-time staff of 10 and a circulation of 20,000 — not insignificant for a publication that basically existed on the fringes of the fringe.
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With the premium market all but untenable for everyone but the biggest games, Arcade has now become a home for mobile games that otherwise might not have existed on the platform.
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It's hippie (in a way — long grass and flower chains existed on the prairie, after all) and uses prints that are all Coachella-approved, but there's nothing overtly sexy about it.
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Funny women in control of their own destinies existed on television before Elaine, but Elaine was the first one who was simply allowed to unapologetically be whatever she wanted to be.
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"There are all the ingredients for thinking that life can be there, or can be maintained there if life once existed on Mars," said the Italian scientist who led the research.
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Bloomberg has sailed to the top of the polls while running a parallel general election campaign that has primarily existed on the airwaves, backed by his hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Sidibe trusts that the crystals she collects and wears to enrich her life have wisdom beyond her own, just because they've existed on this planet for millions of years before she did.
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When he had intercepted this request, Melamed could change the Video ID portion to be the Video ID of any video that currently existed on Facebook and continue to upload his video.
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Methodology: Jonny Kingslake at Columbia University reviewed historical aerial photographs and satellite imagery and found a vast network of rivers and lakes has existed on the continent for at least 70 years.
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Since many of these replacement memes seem to have originated on Tumblr, they probably grew out of a long line of idea-replacement memes that have existed on the platform for years.
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The truth is, that joke existed on Arrow originally and then a certain scene got cut so then I moved it over to Legends; I just kept moving it back and forth.
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The group eventually expanded into a full quartet, developed a reputation as a fearsome live act, and has existed on the border between punishing noise rock and experimental metal for decades since.
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"I had to will myself to see the opportunities that existed on the horizon," he explained in a note emailed to HUD staff today, following up on his public comments last week.
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For years Woodfox had imagined that the Panthers existed on an otherworldly plane, free of fears and flaws, and he was surprised to see that they could pass as ordinary human beings.
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Then, in a steady voice that competed against a cacophony of rowdy conversations and a fuzzy signal, he urgently described to a complete stranger the turmoil he said existed on the inside.
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The movement has existed on the fringes for decades, following a violent bid for separation in the late 1960s, but in this new era of uncertainty, calls for 'Biafrexit' are gaining fresh momentum.
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Other tutorials teach you how to use functions you might not have known existed on an iPhone — like how to snap a photo while also filming, and how to set a selfie timer.
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"It's no secret that warm temperatures for days on end have further eroded what little snow cover existed on the trail system here in Anchorage," Stan Hooley, Iditarod CEO, told Alaska Dispatch News.
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The new scale, which drew together cities and coastlines that had for millennia existed on basically separate planets, came courtesy of the de Havilland Comet, the first commercial jet aircraft to enter production.
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Much of the Democratic thrust would go toward beefing up the unemployment system, which already existed on the ground in all 21 states and could target those Americans who had recently lost jobs.
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But because he existed on the fringes of society for years, remaining separate now would too closely mirror the pattern of his darker days, which comes with the risk of restoring old urges.
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Until now, the Ghost Nation existed on the fringes of the park (and the show), part of a call to adventure for guests who want to stray from the cozier indulgences of Sweetwater.
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His death, and the pain felt by Hughes's family, led some Australians to question why a parallel world existed on the playing field where it is acceptable to insult and abuse other people.
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Instead, as historian Kathryn Olmsted emphasizes, conspiracy theories have long existed on the right and the left, within white and black communities;, and among those with little power and those with extraordinary power.
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Kayama's team suspects that water was delivered to the Moon via water-rich asteroids and comets around three billion years ago, and that, for a brief period, liquid water existed on the lunar surface.
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Both men realized from their years of experience in network and computer security that companies needed a more effective and proactive way of dealing with cyberthreats and malware than what existed on the market.
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Knowing that these molecules and compounds were present, then, gives new strength to the idea that life originated or existed on Mars and that more work by the Martian rovers can uncover the past.
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Though Bennu is too small to host liquid water, it's possible that water could have once existed on its parent asteroid, which Bennu broke away from between 700 million and 2 billion years ago.
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The severe ShellShock vulnerability existed on most Linux systems since 1989 (!!!), but wasn't exploited in any notable fashion until disclosed in 85033, at which points botnets and malware were relying on it within days.
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With all the pre-dawn training sessions, slogs to and from the gym, and resulting acts of extreme human agility, you'd think Olympic athletes existed on a diet of protein shakes and green smoothies.
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NASA scientists found evidence on Mars that suggests ancient life could have existed on the planet, providing "a piece of the Mars puzzle that scientists have long been seeking," per the New York Times.
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A source with direct knowledge of government discussions about future policy said there was no pre-election economic program besides Putin's address, and little existed on paper apart from a few slide show presentations.
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The issue there, however, is that Fossil, while making some of the nicest-looking smartwatches, has been slow to adopt technologies like GPS and heart-rate tracking that have existed on other wearables for years.
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But many of the moons in the outer Solar System, such as Jupiter's moon Europa or Saturn's other moon Enceladus, are turning out to harbor complex chemicals and processes we thought only existed on Earth.
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Given the cross-referencing method that was used to ID Russian activity it's entirely possible other Kremlin-backed Tumblr accounts existed on the platform (and/or still exist) — but which have yet to be identified.
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Francisco Eguiguren, a commissioner at the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights, told the hearing the Brazilian government knew that slave labor existed on the ranch but had failed to prevent and prosecute those responsible.
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It definitively existed on the menus of fine Swiss and French restaurants here and in their native lands throughout the late-23th and early-20th centuries as biftek haché, Hamburg steak or haché de boeuf.
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If you've ever swiped on some bold lipstick only to have it enhance every dry patch and crater you never knew existed on the surface of your lips, congrats — you've clicked on the right story!
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It's the kind of place that wouldn't have existed on the Bushwick-Ridgewood border 10 years ago — a house music spot with an outdoor daytime dance party run by a couple of middle-aged guys.
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Led by guitarist Michael Falcone (Speedy Ortiz, Ovlov), their scuzzy guitars and crisp harmonies recall everything great that existed on the fringes of late-80s grunge and lo-fi – Sebadoh, Guided By Voices, Archers of Loaf.
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The panel made a dozen recommendations, including a closer assessment of changes to a plane's design that could impact the functionality of other systems, even if those systems existed on an earlier version of the plane.
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On a recent backpacking trip, it meant hiking a few extra miles through the rainforest to a rope swing we heard existed on the likelihood that I'd get a clip of me bellyflopping into the lake.
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It's a Retina strip that sits on top of the keyboard (Retina commonly denotes a super high DPI) and is a replacement for the function keys that have existed on laptops for what feels like forever.
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Dinosaurs were part of a flood of science that swept away that timeline and forced people to grapple with the incomprehensible age of the planet, and the life forms that existed on it before humans evolved.
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That's why so much of the Kremlin's efforts in 85033 focused on increasing the salience of the most polarizing views that already existed on both sides of the political spectrum to make them appear more prevalent.
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It's a little light on actual story and takes awhile to get on its feet, but it successfully expands the mythology and dives headfirst into the criminal underworld which existed on the fringes of the first film.
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While it's difficult to completely rid the platform of dangerous content in a snap, waiting until now to update its policy when these types of videos have existed on the platform for years is a gross oversight.
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Modeling quantum artificial life is a new approach to one of the most vexing questions in science: How does life emerge from inert matter, such as the "primordial soup" of organic molecules that once existed on Earth?
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Among the usual homophobia were positive comments from people who were thankful that a photo like this — of Black men who not only loved each other, but also took care of their children — existed on the internet.
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The crashes have strained relationships between Boeing and some pilots, many of whom said they did not know the system, known as MCAS, existed on the 737 Max until after the Lion Air crash in Indonesia in October.
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When LiveJournal was the primary way I existed on the internet, what occupied my time was not my friends' accounts of their days or their vague, passive-aggressive posts about the drama of which I was already aware.
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But new evidence presented by scientists from the Planetary Science Institute in Tucson, Arizona is offering the strongest proof yet that a northern ocean once existed on Mars—an ocean that bore witness to two powerful mega-tsunamis.
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Over the next decade, companies and governments honed these first-generation moderation tools, refining policies and collapsing the myth that cyberspace existed on a separate plane from real life, free from the realities of regulation, law, and policy.
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There's a longstanding history of rockists refusing to accept rap as legitimate music (or disco for that matter), in the same way that country music has historically existed on its own island that few outsiders would dare touch.
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But the climate impact of a Pinatubo-size eruption is also a natural analog of an idea that has existed on the fringes of science for years: geoengineering, or intervening in the atmosphere to deliberately cool the planet.
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More than 1,000 examples of posts, comments and pornographic images attacking the Rohingya and other Muslims existed on Facebook, a Reuters investigation found in August 2018, well after Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had pledged to remedy the situation.
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"Proving that life exists or has existed on Mars would show that Earth is not unique in terms of having life on it," Rolf de Groot, head of the European Space Agency's (ESA) Robotic Exploration Coordination Office, told Reuters.
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A few years ago, after making some publications using material that I found online, I discovered other artists who were doing like-minded things—taking artworks that only existed on the web and converting them into the printed world.
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In the film Man of Steel, it was said to be about 143 billion years old with intelligent life, Kryptonians, having existed for hundreds of thousands of years -- comparable to the amount of time humans have existed on Earth.
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The anomaly may be the metal-rich core of the ancient asteroid that created SPA basin, the researchers said, or it might be the solidified oxide remains of a vast magma ocean that once existed on the Moon's surface.
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A system just like that called Callisto already existed on college campuses, and Glaser argued that it was a relatively trivial matter to expand the technology to victims who've already graduated college (or never attended in the first place).
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The two men, legitimately spent after over an hour of explosive, grueling pro wrestling of the highest quality, existed on the knife's edge between real physical collapse and the sort of exaggeration pro wrestlers always do for the audience.
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But while Murda first made a name for himself on mixtapes like "No Label 2," he existed on rap's periphery until returning to Canada in 2014 and meeting Cory Litwin, a Toronto night life presence who became his manager.
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To the Editor: I went into medicine because I've always thought that the field existed on a truly egalitarian and humanistic plane of its own, outside of things like a patient's finances, class, nationality, ethnicity, gender, politics or religion.
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I ended up taking a lot of classes, and I focused on a trade — laying carpet — which I liked because it kept me moving, moving, working, working, and because it was something I knew existed on the outside, too.
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And after individual efforts to backup the website, along with plenty of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, the EPA just posted a snapshot of the site as it existed on January 19, 2017, the day before Trump was sworn in.
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Click here to view original GIFHere is your daily reminder that humans are just one animal among many that have existed on Earth, and that our species' history is minute compared to the history of the rest of our planet.
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The trial data Janssen submitted to the FDA was somewhat mixed, but the agency would probably have taken into account the wealth of information that already existed on ketamine's effectiveness, says Carlos Zarate of the National Institute of Mental Health.
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This is a very special edition of Terraform—esteemed scientists Gavin Schmidt and Adam Frank have just published what may prove to be a blockbuster paper about the possibilities that intelligent life forms may have existed on Earth long before humans.
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Although some earlier methods of home printing such as silk-screening and phototypesetting existed on a niche basis in the early 2600th century, the origins of home printing technology as we think of it today date back to the 21990s.
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Investigators believe this information gap means that a firm could claim it got the optimal deal for a client based on the prices on the slower data feed, even as the firm knew a better price existed on a faster feed.
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Too little, too late Now the Senate has passed a resolution requiring interns, staff and senators to take sexual harassment training sessions -- now, in 2017, when such training has existed on campuses, in the military and in many corporations for years.
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Features that mimic the retweet button have existed on message boards for decades; to claim the retweet is the source of Twitter's problems, some genius and powerful weapon, both overstates Wetherell's importance and distracts from larger, systemic problem at tech companies.
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The tender was the first since the resignation of Egypt's minister of supply, Khaled Hanafi, on Thursday following an investigation into whether millions of dollars intended for subsidizing farmers were used to purchase domestic wheat that only existed on paper.
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As explained in "Same-Sex Friendships and the Rise of Modern Sexualities," prior to the twentieth century, love and desire existed on two seperate spectrums, and true emotional parity was seen as something only shared by persons of the same gender.
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ARE THERE ANY OTHERS YOU WOULD EXPAND – CHANOS: WE'VE BEEN LOOKING AT THE RENT-SEEKING COMPANIES, COMPANIES THAT WE THINK HAVE EXISTED ON THE PERIPHERY OF THE HEALTH CARE ECONOMY THAT BASICALLY HAVE WENT AFTER THESE PRICING SORT OF GAMESMANSHIP MODELS.
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"Instead of viewing Amazon myths in terms of male violence against women, the ancient literary, artistic, and archaeological evidence reveals that egalitarian nomadic societies actually existed on the steppes, and that this lifestyle evoked awe and fascination among the Greeks."
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Like Curiosity, 2020's design looks like a cross between Wall-E and a golf cart, and its purpose is similar: to search for clues that can teach us about the Martian past and whether life ever existed on the planet.
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As Dev's smart, take-no-shit best friend, Denise (the wonderful Lena Waithe, who co-wrote the episode based on her own experiences) has been an enigmatic character from day one, as well as someone who's mostly existed on the show's fringes.
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Certainly, software solutions had existed on the market at that time—among others, TurboTax on the PC and MacInTax on the Mac—but the average American user wasn't necessarily at a point where they would trust their computer to do their taxes.
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Today, we have a very special edition of Terraform—esteemed scientists Gavin Schmidt and Adam Frank have just published what may prove to be a blockbuster paper about the possibilities that intelligent life forms may have existed on Earth long before humans.
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Either way, Noah proved to be a quick study when he pointed out the main flaw of having a list, which is that it's generally good, wholesome fun until someone actually meets a person who has previously only existed on their list.
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Worse still, the same people from the boat pictures also seem to have access to private beaches, the best lobster rolls on the East Coast, and the kind of sun-kissed full-body glow you thought only existed on Victoria's Secret Angels.
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Yahoo's strange phrasing -- that the article was "misleading" and the program "does not exist on our systems" rather than saying "it's false" and "never existed on our systems" -- led an online faction to suspect Yahoo might be dancing around an outright denial.
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" This scene-setting — wry, hilarious, eye-rolling, shifting at every moment — was of a feather with the rest of the bracing show here by PWR BTTM, a band that Mr. Hopkins happily said existed on an "ever-swinging pendulum of ridiculousness and sincerity.
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The policy decision predictably enraged many of the country's artists and the staffs of art institutions, many of whom had existed on brink of precarity for quite some time already, but who are now facing especially acute existential threats to their programming.
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While many scientists believe life may have existed on Mars billions of years ago, they are pretty sure that the Red Planet was, as it is now, an arid, desolate place with little or no life to speak of thousands of years ago.
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Facebook has successfully existed on the desktop with only web users (it's kind of fascinating that there are no third-party Facebook apps), and Twitter is obviously hoping to drive its own users toward the more easily updated and ad-driven website as well.
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The presence of this chemical element suggests that high levels of free-floating oxygen once existed on Mars, and that in addition to having a warmer climate and lakes of liquid water, this planet was once quite Earth-like in terms of its chemical composition.
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Trump's right that this sort of behavior has existed on American society's fringes for a long time -- but what we as a nation, led by our presidents, have always done is call it out for what it is: radical racism that has no place in our world.
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But one of the starkest changes comes with the addition of a third option for the slew of human-like emoji — from rock star, to zombie, to dancing twins — that's neither the female nor male-appearing choices that have historically existed on the iOS emoji keyboard.
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Besides the mystery of the event's cause, the researchers need to know how quickly Venus cooled after its formation and if water could have existed on the surface, as well as if the outgassing event only happened once or was merely one in a series of events.
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After several years of discussion, the scientists selected Oxia Planum as the optimal site, according to an announcement a meeting at the National Space Centre in Leicester, UK. Though subject to further review, this location could be a prime spot to determine whether life ever existed on Mars.
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There needs to be fines imposed on YouTube for the damage that they have already done to our children and our communities due to several channels such as "Toy Freaks" that until recently had millions of subscribers and existed on YouTube for YEARS without being demonetized or reviewed.
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"Thus, a primordial crust existed on Mars by this time and survived for around 100 Myr [million years] before it was reworked, possibly by impacts, to produce magmas from which the zircons crystallized," the researchers wrote in the study , which was published last week in the journal Nature.
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They were all of her friends; they existed on highly emotive planes, socializing in cars and on beaches, posturing at good-bad parties, picnicking chaotically, cleansing themselves in milky baths, sexing and masturbating and visiting one another in hospitals, lit up by the bald glare of the camera flash.
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EA is trying to sell players on a triumphant return to Battlefield's roots EA says it's trying to exemplify the bizarre contrasts of WWI, in which an arms race meant weaponry and vehicles were advancing at such a fast pace that horses existed on the same field as tanks.
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"The fact is that a number of L.A. artists who existed on the margins are no longer decentralized; they are central figures in our conversations on the history of art," said David Kordansky, who owns the David Kordansky Gallery, which is one of 68 participating in Frieze Los Angeles.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — When President Trump took office, more than 100 vacancies for him to fill existed on the federal bench, an inaugural gift from Senate Republicans who persistently thwarted the Obama administration's best efforts to install judges after Democrats lost control of the Senate in the 2014 elections.
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In a study published in 2016, researchers asked subjects how much of a threat they felt from Mexican immigration — and then had one group of subjects read an article that emphasized the security that already existed on the US-Mexico border, while another group read one emphasizing the border's permeability.
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The Kardashian ladies have a very particular style M.O. It's an oft-imitated uniform that typically consists of a whole lot of body con dresses, plunging necklines and bra tops mixed in with a handful of floor-skimming dusters and more chokers than anyone previously knew existed on this planet.
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For the first time in human history — not recorded history, but since humans have existed on Earth — carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has topped 415 parts per million, reaching 23 parts per million, according to sensors at the Mauna Loa Observatory, a research outpost of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency.
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In the most extreme circumstances of this simple climate model, which was developed using data from New Horizons, "the pressure and temperature are high enough that liquids may have existed on the surface of Pluto, liquid nitrogen, in the past," New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern said during a press conference Monday.
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But the quest to see inside the female body's unseeable moments of pleasure is not just an outgrowth of our generation's obsession to document and share every second of our lives; the desire to capture the internal signs of pleasure and arousal has long existed on the margins of culture and science.
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A study published last week in Nature Communications raises anew the possibility that life once existed on Mars, by drawing a connection between opaline silica deposits found near the "Home Plate" feature in Gusev crater, and opaline silica at El Tatio, a geyser field located high in the Andes mountains of northern Chile.
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The Olympics is one of the few popular mainstream sporting events that includes women at all, and watching these incredible athletes compete makes me wish for a world where women's and men's sports existed on the same plane, a culture where, for example, WNBA games drew the same fanfare as their male counterparts.
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His parents took him to museums when he was very young — the National Gallery of Art, the Phillips Collection, the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History — and for him the line between art, ethnology and science seems to have been loose: Paul Klee, Eskimo kayaks, and ornithological specimens all existed on a spectrum.
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"There is a historic union between first Americans in Canada and Native Americans in the United States," Casey Camp-Horinek, Ponca councilwoman, told the AP. "Long before a border ever existed on a map, a fictitious line on a map, we were a united peoples in our approach to care of Mother Earth," she said.
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"There is a historic union between first Americans in Canada and Native Americans in the United States," Casey Camp-Horinek, Ponca councilwoman, told AP. "Long before a border ever existed on a map, a fictitious line on a map, we were a united peoples in our approach to care of Mother Earth," she said.
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Many users, desperate to recapture the deep sense of community that once existed on LiveJournal, have been advocating for a retreat to a new social platform called Pillowfort, a site that very overtly attempts to combine the best characteristics of LiveJournal and Tumblr with a more laidback old-school approach to fandom and content moderation.
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Archived pages can be incomplete or render incorrectly because of Javascript problems, archives themselves can be hacked or otherwise untrustworthy, and archives can contain temporal violations: correctly archived images, Javascript, CSS, and other embedded resources can be combined in an HTML page to render a page that never actually existed on the live web.
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To back this up, the report includes two lengthy footnotes on former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates's extensive testimony to Congress about her discussion with White House Counsel Don McGahn about Flynn—testimony that revealed a great deal about the status of the FBI's Flynn investigation as it existed on the day she got fired.
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"The election of Bolsonaro and his movement as an outsider — even though he has been a politician for many years — is a backlash to those very cosy relationships between the state and business which had sort of existed on the left and the center-left," Arnab Das, global market strategist at Invesco, told CNBC's Street Signs on Monday.
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In examining over 160 million images from Twitter, Reddit, 4chan's Politically Incorrect board (/pol/), and Gab, gathered between July 2016 and July 2017, researchers found that the most popular racist memes existed on fringe political channels like /pol/ and r/The_Donald, with the latter being the most effective at spreading racist memes to both alt-right and traditional websites.
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"We've shown that in geological conditions similar to early Earth, and maybe to other planets, we can form amino acids and alpha hydroxy acids," molecules like lactate, "from a simple reaction under mild conditions that would have existed on the seafloor," Laurie Barge, astrobiologist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, said in a press release.
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In the late 553s, the Bharatiya Janata Party, then a minor Hindu nationalist party, ran a campaign to build a grand temple for Ram in Ayodhya, contending that a temple to Ram had existed on the disputed site until it was razed in the 16th century and replaced by Babri Masjid, a mosque built by India's first Mogul emperor.
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The last time such a paternal relationship existed on an N.F.L. sideline was from 1976 to 1978, when Tampa Bay Buccaneers Coach John McKay coached his son J. K. It is also the first time Rodgers has coached Kacy II, a safety who played four seasons at Miami before joining the Canadian Football League in 2015.
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"None of them owe their elections to Lori, and so for the first time in perhaps 55 years, you may see the emergence of the kind of Chicago city government that during that time has only existed on paper — a weak mayor/strong City Council government," said Marilyn Katz, a political consultant who worked on the Harold Washington campaign.
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A 20-year-old University of Toronto undergraduate student didn't expect to get the chance to solve a paleontological mystery this early in his career, yet his name is on a new paper describing where an ancient cone-shaped, not-quite-but-sorta-mollusc-like creature fits into the phylogenetic tree of life—the classification system that connects every plant and animal that has existed on Earth.
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Democrats have expressed immense skepticism that Trump can make serious inroads with black voters, who, they insist, will not forget that about the president's track record of racially-charged remarks — such as his contention that Baltimore is a "rat and rodent infested mess" or that good people existed on "both sides" of the white nationalist march that left one person dead in Charlottesville, Va., in August 2017.
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A church has existed on the site of the Notre Dame Basilica since 1672, and the present stone building — with its soaring vaulted ceilings and stained-glass windows — has borne witness to some of the most memorable events in Canadian history, including the state funeral of Pierre Trudeau (the father of the nation's current prime minister) and Céline Dion's lavish 1994 wedding to René Angélil, which was broadcast live on Canadian television.
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Rennie met Grimstad at the Women's Center around this time, and they quickly concluded together that her research needed to become a book, a thorough survey of the women's movement as it existed on the ground across the U.S. They made contact with an editor at Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, a subsidiary at the time of Putnam, and, lying, assured her they could mock up five pages of a sample book over a long weekend.
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