All three services worked better on male faces than female faces, and on lighter faces than darker faces.
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Although their faces are neutral, according to the software, people will register Aniston and Lively's faces as happy faces.
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There are other faces—nonwhite faces, women's faces—far more deserving of having their stories told, and futures fretted over.
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She's put faces — gorgeous, devastating faces — to black female vulnerability.
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When I'm uncomfortable, I make faces — big, mugging, obvious faces.
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" In Hurley's "Our Faces, Radiant Sisters, Our Faces Full of Light!
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One of the TWINS sensors faces east and one faces west.
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We see faces here — but we see faces in clouds, too.
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For example, they've investigated chimpanzees' ability to recognize faces by testing whether the chimps can recognize human faces, instead of faces of other chimps.
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A few photos where faces would be visible have the faces blacked.
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I think they have a choice between a lot of old faces, very old faces and then these new faces that are spewing garbage on them.
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The algorithms used to match faces get better as they see more faces.
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So, fresh faces might help, but fresh faces with more thoughts behind them.
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In a sea of mild faces, even slightly threatening faces might seem scary.
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Robicheaux faces up to 40 years in prison while Riley faces almost 31.
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One faces north and one faces south, but the layouts aren't much different.
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Manafort faces 18 new charges in Virginia, while Gates faces 23 new charges.
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"Fundamentally, the construction of female faces is similar to male faces," said George.
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Saw some angry faces and some determined faces but they felt like decent folk.
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We humans are all bland faces blending into a sea of even blander faces.
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Quartz faces other revenue headwindsQuartz faces other challenges as it pivots to reader revenue.
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One faces the sea; the other has a thatched roof and faces the jungle.
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If convicted, Mr. Cammarano faces 40 years in prison and Mr. Zancocchio faces 45.
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After they had been reminded of death, they also viewed happy and angry faces as more socially threatening—as these faces indicate judgement—than neutral, seemingly innocuous faces.
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Apple didn't use CGI to create those faces — they shot those faces in a studio.
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Overall, black faces were more than twice as likely to be misread than white faces.
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Because he faces an election in April, he faces the hardest and most consequential calculations.
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Besides the perjury count, Courser faces three misconduct in office charges, while Gamrat faces two.
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I saw some angry faces, and some determined faces — but they felt like decent folk.
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They were about 290 percent better with the smiling faces than with the frowning faces.
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But Korea faces the same kind of problems the rest of the world faces, right?
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"A lot of times we're out there with sad faces, very focused faces," Kuzma said.
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And while American tweets also included a number of positive emojis, like smiling faces and heart-eye faces, they also often included crying faces and skulls, according to the study.
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"Estimates of facial age appear to be biased towards the middle-aged faces, resulting in younger faces appearing older than they are and older faces appearing younger," the paper says.
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It doesn't pair faces with names, it just recognizes faces it sees a bunch over time.
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Europe needs new faces and strong faces, so we need personalities that in effect embody that.
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Dwight, the father, faces nearly five years in prison; son Steven faces up to four years.
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In the beginning of the ad campaign, those faces were actually stock faces that we bought.
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There's multiple sites generating fake human faces by studying millions of pictures of real human faces.
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Some people struggle with processing faces and others struggle to access faces that they have processed.
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Surprisingly, that model transferred really well to drawing and paintings — even though the faces the team worked with, including pretty basic drawings of animal faces, don't really look like human faces.
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For instance, when viewing faces on a computer monitor, lab subjects report that happy faces seem to last longer onscreen than nonexpressive ones, and angry faces seem to last longer still.
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In other words, endless videos in which the faces of porn stars have been replaced by celebrity faces — or rather, algorithmic approximations of celebrity faces that reside deep within the Uncanny Valley.
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It did not occur for French people confronted with Israeli faces or Israelis confronted with French faces.
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Some people's faces break into goofy grins, some bashfully cover their faces, and others laugh out loud.
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The fish correctly recognized 81 percent of faces out of a possible sample pool of 44 faces.
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But I see so much anger in their faces, I don't see real love in their faces.
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Manafort faces up to about 15 years in prison, while Gates faces up to about 10 years.
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Mai faces 10 years in prison for smuggling, and Shih faces a maximum 219-year prison sentence.
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The discriminator attempts to determine which images are generated cat faces and which are real cat faces.
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He faces a maximum of 85033 years in prison, and she faces a maximum of 10 years.
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If men shaved their faces the way women shave their labia, men's faces would be chewed up.
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Younger faces were perceived to be older than they were, and older faces thought to be younger.
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This year, she and Ms. Gebru — a Google researcher and co-founder of a group called Black in A.I. — released a study that showed that three leading facial recognition algorithms were substantially worse at classifying darker faces than lighter faces, and worse at classifying women's faces than men's faces.
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This kind of comparison could lead directly to the pattern my research group saw in our experiments, because when threatening faces are rare, new faces would be judged relative to mostly harmless faces.
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In this new study, published Tuesday in the Royal Society Open Science journal, very masculine faces and those with beards were rated more attractive than feminine-looking male faces or clean-shaven faces.
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Stephens faces 22003 felonies and Brandon faces 210 felonies linked with molestation and have both pleaded not guilty.
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"Live Focus Video" recognizes faces, and can blur the background behind those faces, like Portrait Mode for video.
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Obviously, not all Asian faces are created the same, but generally speaking they are different from other faces.
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"We had many young brown faces in a room with many old white faces," Mr. Enriquez Henry said.
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But Lora faces greater concerns now that he faces the prospect of having to find a new job.
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Shkreli faces charges of securities fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud, while Greebel faces only conspiracy charges.
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Dinardo faces four criminal homicide charges, and Kratz faces three criminal homicide charges, according to a criminal complaint.
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Netanyahu faces no charges over the submarine deal but he faces possible indictment in three other corruption cases.
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If convicted, Mr. Berkley faces up to 25 years in prison; Mr. Lai faces up to 32 years.
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Khalid, who faces one charge of conspiracy to provide material support, faces up to 15 years in prison.
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The black-and-white pictures capture 15 new faces, and the focus is very much on the faces.
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The faces were all there, the faces that I'd always known, but they looked nothing like I remembered.
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The project, however, faces a number of obstacles, including the long-standing difficulties PDVSA faces in paying contractors.
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Sometimes Jansen faces the best hitters in the opposing lineup, but just as often he faces the worst.
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She faces the winner of the Republican primary, where Army veteran John James faces venture capitalist Sandy Pensler.
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We have stopped seeing the faces of our immigrant brothers and sisters, and the stories behind their faces.
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On the simple task of guessing the gender of a face, all companies' technology performed better on male faces than on female faces and especially struggled on the faces of dark-skinned African women.
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Instead of carefully deciding how threatening a face is compared to all other faces, the brain can just store how threatening it is compared to other faces it has seen recently, or compare it to some average of recently seen faces, or the most and least threatening faces it has seen.
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We choose a lot of images with black faces, we show those faces because we believe in intercontinental travel.
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Every time I see the faces, when their faces are grim, I&aposm almost always in a great mood.
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And one of the things for example, is men wanting to cum on women's faces — orgasm on women's faces.
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In addition to the drug charges that Sychanta faces within Canada, he faces possible extradition to the United States.
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Next up is the Hall Of Faces, where there are dozens of lifelike dead faces etched into the wall.
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Studies have found that newborns will pay more attention to faces than to faces whose features have been scrambled.
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Of the top 29 grossing games on Google Play, 44% more app icons feature male faces than female faces.
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The ones who saw the smiling faces lasted 12 percent longer on the ride than with the frowning faces.
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Mr. Ortt faces three felony counts of offering a false instrument for filing; Mr. Maziarz, 63, faces similar charges.
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Correction: This article originally stated that Manafort faces 240 years in jail; he faces a maximum of 80 years.
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If you look at the faces of young people, regardless of weight, their faces are full and full of convexities!
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A database of faces sourced from Guadalajara probably won't be useful when scanning against faces in a mall in Wisconsin.
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Meanwhile, asian faces were perceived as female, regardless of gender, and black faces were perceived as male, regardless of gender.
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But, deployed by law enforcement, it can scan faces caught on camera and match them against faces in criminal databases.
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Previous studies have shown that sheep recognize their trainers' faces and the faces of other individual sheep in their herd.
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Like when I make faces, he'll reenact the faces that I'm making because he registers that he can do it.
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In many of their faces I'd seen the faces of my own family, people I loved and who loved me.
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The outlet reports that Vaughn, who faces two additional hacking and extortion charges, faces up to 80 years in prison.
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Moreover, "the variation among criminal faces is significantly greater than that of the non-criminal faces," Xiaolin and Xi write.
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Surveillance cameras equipped with automated facial recognition software scan the faces of passersby, making unique biometric maps of their faces.
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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen both have gorgeous faces – but those faces don't look so great when they've been swapped.
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Kalina faces a charge of criminal sexual contact, ABC reported, while Vellina, now in India, faces two charges of rape.
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In this election, I see the faces of children in my neighborhood, the faces of my nieces and my nephew.
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Half of them were shown two photo lineups, one with an array of white faces and one with black faces.
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Women ranked faces with heavy stubble most attractive; light stubble, heavy beards and clean-shaven faces were judged less attractive.
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Later, Sansa stumbled upon her younger sister's bag of faces, prompting Arya to play the Game of Faces with her.
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There's evidence to suggest that facial recognition tech struggles to recognize non-white faces, and research also shows teachers are more likely to perceive the faces of black students as angry than the faces of white students.
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Related: Meet the Artist Putting Human Faces on Taxidermied Animals Distorted 3D-Scanned Faces Are the Stuff Nightmares Are Made Of Deconstructed Faces Look Like Skin Masks and Beehives Screens Are Stealing Your Face in This Photo Set
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Something I've talked about is like, are you comfortable with having Black women's faces or Black people's faces on your timeline?
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The face-name effect occurred for French people confronted with French faces, as well as for Israelis confronted with Israeli faces.
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This study found that in the fine dining restaurant scenario, men's tattooed faces were rated more positively than women's tattooed faces.
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Barron faces an additional count of child abuse, and Leiva faces an additional count of assault on a child causing death.
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Aren't these heads, these faces "to meet the faces that you meet," as T.S. Eliot wrote, a nuisance and a necessity?
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The kid can't process characteristics of faces, which is the goal, but they also can't process faces at all, which isn't.
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Many of the new watch faces, such as the fire and Breathe app-based faces, look more organic on the screens.
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A few of the fanbots also have screens for their faces, allowing online fans to upload their own faces onto them.
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The first game is "names and faces," in which the athletes are tasked with memorizing the names of random people's faces.
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Instead of doing their makeup on their actual faces, people are creating full faces of makeup, using their thighs as canvases.
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The police captain faces charges of violating police regulations and faces up to two years in prison and dismissal, prosecutors said.
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The authors, Drew Walker and Edward Vul, presented 130 participants with group photographs containing three female faces or three male faces.
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One bulge is on the side of Earth that faces the moon; the other is on the side that faces away.
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Joe Manchin, who faces a re-election race in West Virginia, another state Trump won easily -- also faces a tough choice.
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We remember their faces (which are often the faces of movie stars), even if we're not quite sure who they are.
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The same side of WASP-76b always faces its star, much as the same side of our moon always faces Earth.
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There are over 20 styles and countless color options in those styles for both men and women, from monochrome or leather bands, to mother of pearl or marble faces, to typical analog faces, to faces with multiple sub-dials.
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Unlike iris prints, CBP already has visa holders' faces on file — and unlike fingerprints, faces are easy to check at the gate.
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The watch also gives users access to the up the Tag Heuer app that comes with watch faces and...more watch faces.
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"This robust ability to recognize familiar faces often leads us to incorrectly think we are good at recognizing all faces," Ritchie said.
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It's not immediately obvious why this jelly features two types of tentacles—one set that faces up and another that faces down.
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Vector can also position faces in space, which seems like a much trickier problem: we (usually) don't have glyphs on our faces.
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The parents rarely share photographs of their young daughters' faces, often taking many snapshots from behind and blurring or covering their faces.
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As a child, I was surrounded by a sea of black faces and knew how beautiful, strong and inspirational these faces were.
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We learn this first when Stripe begins to see roaches' faces not as the feral, zombie-like visages, but as human faces.
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On TV I saw black faces beaming with delight from every corner of the US, while white faces twisted with snarled bewilderment.
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McClure faces up to 20 years in prison, according to ABC 13, while Bobbitt faces a maximum of 10 years behind bars.
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The first group tended to prefer faces that appeared more feminine, but the second group found all the morphed faces relatively unattractive.
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Facial recognition tech is pretty good at identifying white male faces, because those are the sorts of faces it's been trained on.
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Though he no longer faces the mandatory life sentence that would have accompanied a murder conviction, he faces up to 35 years.
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Both are crimes under Morocco's penal code, and she faces up to two years in jail; her doctor also faces jail time.
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But the mood is different this time around, even if we recognize a few of the faces (more on those faces shortly).
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Psychologist Philip Goff and colleagues have shown that people associate images of apes more readily with black faces than with white faces.
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Legs without torsos, torsos without legs, Greek faces from antiquity, German faces from the 18th century, gods and officers, artists and noblemen.
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If convicted, Glasgow faces up to five years in prison and $6,000 in fines, while Busch faces up to 15 years and $35,000 in fines, and Prysby faces up to 20 years and $45,000 in fines, according to court documents.
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Alexes HazenAssociate Professor, Plastic Surgery, NYU School of MedicineOur faces change primarily due to the soft tissue or fat component in our faces.
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The camera roams through the room throughout, settling on faces in the crowd, almost entirely black faces, and occasionally diving into the choir.
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The tech can recognize faces in pictures or video format and instantly run those faces against millions of images that span multiple databases.
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Depressed users were also more likely to post photos with faces, but compared to healthier users, those photos contained fewer faces per image.
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One of the challenges of capturing the faces of animals with AI is to get them to point their faces to the camera.
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The faces in this crowd and the faces represented on this screen tonight are a statement about the need for programs like ours.
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GANs can use data (such as pictures of human faces) to produce new things (such as impressively realistic images of ersatz human faces).
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We're sure it graced other attractive celebrity faces at the Oscars; in fact, it's probably gracing a few faces near you right now.
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The system scans the faces of students as they roam the halls, looking for faces that have been uploaded and flagged as dangerous.
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Sure, the selfie doesn't show their actual faces, but rather odd, polygonal drawings of their respective faces, but the demonstration was astounding nonetheless.
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Shirley Temple (actor) How we chose the new faces Half a century later, some of those original faces feel a little, well, dated.
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In other words, when they ran out of threatening faces to find, they started calling faces threatening that they used to call harmless.
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Faces of friends, colleagues and the familiar faces of people I see time and time again at fabric, but have not yet met.
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Howe captures the faces of his subjects with incredible clarity, but contradicts that accuracy by cracking away at his images of their faces.
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The problem, to Sanders loyalists, is the fact that Sanders faces long odds has been consistently overstated to suggest he faces impossible odds.
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"I look into their little faces and see their brows furrowed and watch for their faces to relax," Dr. Pratt-Chavez told CNN.
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And I was very pleased to see their faces again, and I never imagined that I could see their faces in my life.
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Bands, bodies and, more importantly, Apple Watch Lite faces would obviously start pre-loaded with faces to match the band and body designs.
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Zuma faces multiple allegations of corruption and in Cyril Ramaphosa -- the new president of the ANC -- he faces a critic of that corruption.
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And as punishment for using the faces when she was not yet no one, the God of Many Faces has taken her eyesight.
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Her mother's boyfriend was taken into custody and faces charges of murder and assault (her mother also faces three counts of willful cruelty).
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This means that dogs aren't just learning from being around us that human faces are important — they are born to look at faces.
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In deterring chemical attacks in Syria, the world faces a severe version of a problem it faces more broadly there: lack of leverage.
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This means that US pork now faces cumulative Chinese import duties of 71%, excluding value added tax, and fruit faces a 50% levy.
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In another, a group of men bares their bravest faces, masculine and snarling, as their faces distort and reveal a more sincere reality.
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But Cassandra faces poverty the way she faces everything: with a clear-eyed and deadpan sense of humor that makes her extraordinarily likable.
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It turns out that most people are able to do this more quickly when the white faces and positive words are assigned to the same key (black faces and negative words are assigned to the other key), compared with when white faces and negative words are assigned to the same key (and black faces and positive words are assigned to the other key).
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"She makes the best faces, the perfect black women faces, faces that say 1,000 words without (her) saying anything," said Brittany Packnett, who donned a "Maxine the Maverick" T-shirt as she posed for selfies with Waters at a Friday night event.
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The researchers paired dominant male faces, subordinate male faces, and female hindquarters with some brand logos, then paired scrambled images with other brand logos.
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Fresh from his inauguration, Trump now faces the task every president now faces: Marshaling political support for his priorities, and making sure they stick.
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Hog farming faces pressure in China over environmental concerns, but aquaculture faces less opposition, helping it to expand and require more feed, he said.
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Analysts believe China's central bank still faces a tough job stemming capital outflows, especially as the world's second-largest economy faces persistent downward pressure.
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The ad features the cartoon faces of Stewie, Peter, Lois, Brian, Chris and Meg superimposed over the faces of a crew team mid-row.
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"He asked me, do I recognize any of the faces, and I didn't recognize any of the faces, so I said no," Nakamura said.
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But Vasher argues the danger she faces on the road is far greater than the danger she faces while parked at a truck stop.
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Amid the faces of friends, crushes, and colleagues viewing my Stories, lie the faces of nigh-on every single person who's ever ghosted me.
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We have dots on our face, and all of the performance we do with our faces is translated onto the faces of the apes.
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McCullum faces two counts of cyberstalking, while Browne-Louis faces two counts of obstruction of justice and a maximum of 20 years in prison.
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The watch comes in multiple styles and with multiple bands and features 36 faces, including health and fitness-focused faces for the physically ambitious.
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The tool, called the Morpho Video Investigator, also flags when faces repeat over the footage and matches them to similar faces that appear online.
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What's being incorporated into the IQ is more advanced: It can distinguish between faces and remember faces that have been labeled by the user.
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These famous faces aren't just stuffing their faces this turkey day, it seems like they're making sure they can still stuff into their clothes!
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This is this idea that people are much better at recognizing faces of their race than they are of recognizing faces of other races.
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It is torqued so that the face faces one bearing (cradled by arms and a pillow) and the belly and genitalia faces the opposite.
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The emojis began to show little crying faces, and then a flood of tiny angry orange faces poured across the face of the phone.
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But I would caution that the healthcare sector faces headwinds as we are in an election year and the sector faces increased regulatory scrutiny.
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And even though they had only 10 scans of black faces—they had 100 white faces and over 800 Asian faces—they found that their algorithm generated a 3-D model that matched a real person's head better than the previous one-template model.
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In fact, several studies using eye-tracking software have concluded that dogs read our faces in the same way that humans read each others' faces.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan has been agreed with the EU but faces deep opposition in parliament, where it faces a vote on Dec.
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Trump faces tremendous pressure to step up his game next month when he faces off against Hillary Clinton for their second general election match-up.
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Sayoc faces a maximum 48 years in prison if convicted on the five counts he now faces, including for mailing explosives and threatening the Clintons.
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According to one study, among three in four whites and Asians, microflashes of black faces are more likely to produce negative associations than white faces.
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So when we see an emoji our brains recognize those little yellow faces as actual faces, giving us us emotional context we can connect to.
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The game of Memory uses a deck of cards whose faces come in matching pairs; you lay out the deck in a grid, faces-down.
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There will also be some new faces in the mix: Adam Scott, Dax Shepard, Alyssa Milano, and several other new faces will join the sequel.
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With crossed arms and solemn faces, family and friends congregated up and down the street where the coffins lay, their faces stricken and postures resigned.
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" With a dataset of 1856 faces and their respective criminal records, the authors claim to have discovered a "law of normality for faces of noncriminals.
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Suspect faces federal and state charges Suspect Robert Bowers, 46, faces 44 federal charges, including counts of hate crimes that are potentially punishable by death.
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In its bankruptcy filings, Cartel faces claims of about $1.9 million and Titans of Mavericks faces more than $776,335, according to court records filed Tuesday.
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Detective Desormeau faces a maximum penalty of seven years in prison, and Detective Cordoba, also 33, faces up to four years in prison, prosecutors said.
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For example, a racial implicit association test measures how much quicker you are at pairing positive words with pictures of white faces than with black faces.
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In the first experiment (A), the fish were shown colorful pictures of human faces, and in the second experiment (B), the faces had certain features removed.
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He had cyclists do a test to exhaustion, and on the screen in front of them, he flashed pictures of either smiling faces or frowning faces.
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Smiles were plastered on their faces, and on the faces of the many soccer fans who caught the video on Twitter and relished in their joy.
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The cells that make the intestines, for instance, need to know which side faces into the intestine and which side faces the rest of the body.
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They then mapped various features of faces (like the distance between eyes) onto a grid and used them to create 2000 photos of manipulated human faces.
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Socially moderate Treasurer Josh Frydenberg faces a stiff challenge from an independent, while Health Minister Greg Hunt also faces an uphill battle in southern Victoria state.
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Then he focused on the faces of his adult daughter and son as they leaned over him, their faces stricken and their eyes full of tears.
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Fertitta pointed out that in basketball stadiums people are able to see players' faces — unlike in football where the players' faces are covered by a helmet.
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Things are more focused on body language and performance; or otherwise, the faces of my subjects are composites of multiple faces to create a single image.
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"When we look at the faces of these children, we can't help but see our own children's faces," Charlotte Willner told the San Jose Mercury News.
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There are no new faces — or for that matter, old faces — on the horizon, ready to lead the party into a new era and electoral victories.
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But Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat who faces re-election this year, faces resistance from some state legislators, especially in the other boroughs and in the suburbs.
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He is also a photographer, with a website, I See Faces, which shows what appear to be faces in everyday objects, architecture and other unexpected spots.
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But it's also kind of worrisome that it's constantly looking for faces, or tracking faces of people like your mail carrier, who might not know it.
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Fields, who faces up to life in prison and also still faces separate federal hate crime charges, was at the rally in support of white supremacists.
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Algorithms falsely identified African-American and Asian faces 10 to 100 times more than Caucasian faces, researchers for the National Institute of Standards and Technology found.
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Court documents reportedly claim that Daniels, during her performance, forced faces of club customers into her breasts and used her exposed breast to smack their faces.
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"Children are really fascinated by faces, and your faces are all over your cooking books and he would say &aposThat&aposs Mary Berry,&apos" Middleton said.
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"You have women who are getting in their faces, in these senators' faces and saying 'how dare you talk to a woman that way,'" Earhardt said.
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First, two close shots show black men's faces looking out at us, followed by one or two shots of black women's faces, followed by more men.
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"The crime scene, the faces of the parents struggling, the tears coming down their faces, the faces of the children in their hospital beds will be something that I carry with me for the rest of my life, as will every first responder that night," he said.
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Each of the faces below was generated by an AI. Starting with the faces on the left, from 2014, you can see how dramatically AI capabilities have improved: In 2014, we'd just started on the task of using modern machine-learning techniques to have AIs generate faces.
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With all the chaos, couldn't see faces, and the few faces that I saw were just covered in blood, so I really couldn't tell who it was.
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As she found, all classifiers performed better on male faces than female faces and all classifiers were least accurate when determining the gender of dark-skinned females.
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Related: Meet the Artist Putting Human Faces on Taxidermied Animals Deconstructed Faces Look Like Skin Masks and Beehives Screens Are Stealing Your Face in This Photo Set
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But in order to effectively flag the faces of volunteer "persons of interest," the system must also disregard the faces of persons who are not of interest.
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If convicted as charged, Hicks faces a possible maximum sentence of more than 60 years in state prison and Tamburo faces more than 15 years in prison.
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In the trailer, we see a number of familiar faces, including Ofred, Moira, Nick, Serena Joy, Commander Waterford, and Aunt Lydia, along with a few new faces.
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California faces the same problems any state trying to enact gun control measures faces—namely that American gun laws are a patchwork of local and state regulations.
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The two walls are covered with images of faces and masks from all over the globe, cut up and mixed together to make strange new near-faces.
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When chimpanzees are experts at recognizing something, such as other chimp-faces or human faces, they're able to pick it out even if it's flipped upside-down.
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Along with several new watch faces, Apple will reportedly add more "complications" to make it easier to view glance-able app data from right on watch faces.
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Daily tasks like walking to the market or catching a bus once meant covering their faces with scarves and hiding the scars on their faces and arms.
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As we showed people fewer and fewer threatening faces over time, we found that they expanded their definition of "threatening" to include a wider range of faces.
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"By using the faces of those we recognize — familiar faces — we look to re-sensitize the community to really see the problem," Belafonte said in a statement.
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For the faces of the soldiers, Mr. Hayes used the faces of local U.S.C.T. Civil War re-enactors, and some descendants of actual participants in the battle.
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He watched a film called "Faces," a 10-minute, silent, black-and-white documentary showing the faces of Vietnamese children during bombing raids, which turned his stomach.
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The plea is expected to address both sets of charges he faces -- for the upcoming trial in DC and the 10 counts he still faces in Virginia.
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He saw his family's faces in their faces, but also something different, something that could equally well be described as ignorant or unself-conscious, phony or free.
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"Children are really fascinated by faces, and your faces are all over your cooking books and he would say 'That's Mary Berry,'" Middleton told the cooking star.
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He faces more than 780 allegations relating to a 1990s arms deal alone, and faces criticism for his links to a family of powerful businessmen, the Guptas.
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"Children are really fascinated by faces, and your faces are all over your cooking books and he would say &aposThat&aposs Mary Berry,&apos" Middleton told Berry.
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Computer vision has improved dramatically, with AIs getting more sophisticated in their ability to generate fake faces or video, "enhance" real images, and identify objects and faces.
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This will sound like an excuse, but I have something called prosopagnosia, which means I can't recognize faces, not even the faces of the people I love.
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Cops said they had seen her forcing the faces of several undercover vice officers, male and female, between her breasts and smacking their faces with her breasts.
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Your mileage may vary, but to me, the faces in the black-and-white segments looked more detailed, more "real" than the faces in the color segments.
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First, it has a couple of special watch faces that aren't available on the regular version (Apple still doesn't let you load faces from third party developers).
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Kosinski and Wang's hypothesis is that it's primarily identifying structural differences: feminine features in the faces of gay men and masculine features in the faces of gay women.
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Perrine told The Drive that the driver faces a maximum sentence of 365 days in jail and $5,000 in fines if convicted on the charges he now faces.
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If convicted of their crimes, Avery faces a maximum of seven years and fourth months in state prison while Andrea faces up to two-and-a-half years.
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"We must be able to discriminate faces worthy of our thoughts, feelings, and actions from false alarms that are not actually faces," Wheatley wrote in a recent paper.
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If you teach a computer to recognize faces by making it memorize thousands of them, all it will do is learn the particulars of all the specific faces.
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If convicted, an individual faces a maximum fine of $500,000, or up to 10 years prison, or both, while a company faces a fine up to $1 million.
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In a typical system, faces are scanned (from still images, videos, or a live stream), and their features analyzed and then compared with labeled faces in a database.
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Ms. Hilton writes much more enthusiastically about her male characters' thrustable organs than she does about their faces — the penises have personality, but the faces are completely forgettable.
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He faces faces accusations that he pursued relationships with teenagers, molested a 14 year old, and sexually assaulted a 16 year old when he was in his 30s.
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Amazon rebutted that study, arguing that its findings were only related to the software's ability to spot and analyze faces in footage, not match faces to a database.
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The reliable real-time identification of more than a billion people by their faces alone is not possible yet, but the Chinese system doesn't depend on faces alone.
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This particular mental training consisted of memorizing faces that were similar to one another and then matching the correct faces as they appeared randomly on a computer screen.
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To test the commercial systems, Ms. Buolamwini built a data set of 1,270 faces, using faces of lawmakers from countries with a high percentage of women in office.
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"When we look at the faces of these children, we can't help but see our own children's faces," Ms. Willner told The Mercury News of San Jose, Calif.
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Her series of bodiless faces in pinks, blues and grays depicted long lashes blooming from almond eyes, hairstyles of tight circles, the faces surrounded by hearts and cubes.
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Guidance counselors would show me pamphlets with white faces in white coats or white faces in dark suits, and they would ask me what I wanted to do.
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In one great shot, Picard faces the projection screen with Locutus's picture on it, and the camera swivels around to juxtapose the two faces, underscoring his internal tension.
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A new software called Flux revealed a lot more details in the actors&apos faces, like how their faces are shaded and the way the lighting hits them.
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The systems falsely identified African-American and Asian faces 10 times to 100 times more than Caucasian faces, the National Institute of Standards and Technology reported on Thursday.
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Regret is written on the faces of auto executives' faces when they say it, but the age of the internal combustion engine is slowly coming to an end.
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Most of the female performers' faces look too big for their heads, and you half expect those faces to slide right off like in a David Lynch movie.
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"If you are taking video surveillance footage, and running facial recognition systems, you have uncooperative subjects — they're not necessarily looking straight at the camera, their faces might be partially obscured, there could be multiple faces in a given frame, and faces might be blurred because they're in motion," she said.
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" When used the system "reduced error by a factor of two" and 81% of the faces found were actual faces "compared with 29 to 64 percent for prior methods.
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Wehelie faces seven charges of making false statements to investigators and one for obstructing a federal investigation, the indictment said, and he faces up to 25 years in prison.
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Across social media, her disciples have taken to #breadfacing, smashing their faces into loaves of bread, stroking their faces against tortillas and sticking their noses in leftovers from Applebee's.
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Official lenses created specifically for dogs' faces have arrived on Snapchat, meaning that people can take photos or videos of their pet and turn their faces into something goofy.
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Saleh faces up 53 years in prison when he is sentenced on May 16, along with Mumuni, 22, who pleaded guilty on Thursday and faces up to 85 years.
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Those participants who were single consistently rated dissimilar faces as more attractive, in contrast to those who were in relationships, who preferred the more similar faces in the photographs.
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Drawing inspiration from the grand granite faces of Mount Rushmore, Marshall's mural depicts a colorful scene of towering trees, with trunks that appear carved with the faces of women.
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TECHNICALS: Zinc faces major resistance at the November high of $2,647, while copper faces major resistance at its November high of $6,113, broker Marex Spectron said in a note.
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Because the artificial intelligence was able to make the connection between faces and brain activity, that suggests that region of the brain has something to do with remembering faces.
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A nearby Elizabeth Catlett sculpture, "Faces for Two Worlds" (1980), takes up this idea more earnestly: A bronze head with two opposing faces visualizes the concept of double consciousness.
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Mr. Ghani and Mr. Stanekzai were still depicted, but four smiling women wearing head scarves that left their faces uncovered were added to the two with their faces concealed.
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The disappointments and satisfactions they have lived through are etched on their faces, which are also the faces of two very famous movie stars — Jane Fonda and Robert Redford.
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" Pete Sessions faces tough test - Politico: "Texas Rep.
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A study by MIT computer scientist Joy Buolamwini published earlier this year found face recognition is routinely less accurate on darker-skinned faces than it is on lighter-skinned faces.
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Currently, the disgraced movie mogul faces criminal charges in New York for alleged sexual violence against two women, but he also faces a number of civil charges for sexual harassment.
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The Trinidadian artist sprays these subject's faces with red paint, his memory marked by his own experiences of Carnival tradition J'ouvert, in which Carnivalgoers paint their faces with red clay.
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Martínez faces up to 30 years in prison for the murder of Peguero, and his mother, accused of complicity in the concealment of Peguero's corpse, faces up to 20 years.
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Two MIT Media Lab studies found that facial recognition systems from top tech companies routinely struggle to tell the gender of female faces and of darker-skinned faces in photos.
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In the piece, re-published as the economy faces strains during a protracted trade war with the United States, Xi takes an unvarnished look at the problems the country faces.
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While there are many faces in the fight for a fair minimum wage, the faces of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) women and gender nonconforming people are often missing.
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Harris, who faces charges that include wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, faces a mandatory minimum sentence of two years in prison and a maximum of 32 years if convicted.
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For instance, when meeting many new people on the same day, we might forget some of the faces because we have many similar memories of faces interfering with one another.
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Also, promos for the show are generally not considered canon — a trailer for a previous season, for example, showed faces of still-alive characters displayed in the Hall of Faces.
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The faces are sourced from a huge 100-million-image data set (Flickr Creative Commons), through which another machine learning system prowled and found as many faces as it could.
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Facebook has acquired Masquerade, a photo and video filter app that lets users distort their selfies by mashing them together with celebrity faces or letting them swap faces with friends.
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New faces driving innovationSpeaking of that, as venture capital decouples from Silicon Valley at the earliest stages, new faces are emerging as the go-to entrepreneurs with next-level innovation.
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These poems are haunted by images of human faces staring out from all kinds of screens, faces that are themselves screens upon which the world projects its fantasies and anxieties.
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In 2019, federal research found that even top-tier facial recognition algorithms misidentify faces of people of color at 10 to 100 times the rate that they misidentify white faces.
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While the Sonos Move's midrange driver faces forward, the tweeter faces downward into a custom-molded plastic waveguide that sends sound waves out of the speaker body in multiple directions.
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Although the tech is pretty good at identifying white male faces, because those are the sorts of faces it's been trained on, it often misidentifies people of color and women.
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Xi Jinping has backed out of the spotlight as the country faces its worst crisis in years, reflecting the political risks he faces if efforts to contain the virus fail.
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The mountain's 60-foot faces were the work of Gutzon Borglum, who led the team chiseling and blasting the faces of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln.
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About 10,000 dehydrated wild camels are at risk of being shot and killed in Australia, as their home region faces a long drought and the country faces hundreds of bushfires.
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So in addition to being able to track faces and eyes, the camera can latch on to a specific object and track it if eyes or faces are not available.
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And so when I am making these crazy faces — and also, for the record, I feel like John Mayer makes the craziest faces when he sings, so hopefully I'm not John Mayer status, hopefully I'm a little bit toned down from his faces — but I will say that I really am feeling it.
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In the new poll, the pay-for-play question was accompanied by one of two images of college athletes: either an "all white faces" treatment of three head shots of young white men in athletic uniforms, or a "mixed faces" treatment featuring two of the same white faces and one African-American face.
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"They made a mask that actually fits on East Asian faces, because the other masks are designed for Caucasian faces and often don't actually seal properly," says Xu. Hosmer explains that most mask-making companies in China simply import all their parameters from the United States, using headforms based on Western faces.
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As Abe faces questions on his ties to a nationalist school involved in a murky land deal and his defence minister faces calls to resign, political uncertainty is an added risk.
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As Abe faces questions on his ties to a nationalist school involved in a murky land deal and his defense minister faces calls to resign, political uncertainty is an added risk.
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Sinan Narin of Virginia faces a charge of felony aggravated assault and misdemeanor assault, and Eyup Yildirim of New Jersey faces two charges of felony assault and a misdemeanor assault charge.
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It'll figure out what faces are important to you — your kids, your dog, your cat — and learn to take short video clips when those faces do things worthy of a picture.
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Increasingly, films are using software to digitally render faces at various stages of aging, regressing older actors' faces by decades or even bringing people back to life on the silver screen.
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The threat Trump real estate faces is, of course, the same threat all of south Florida faces—a combination of rising tides, eroding beaches, more powerful storm surges, and inadequate infrastructure.
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"The zero to 10 scale or smiley faces and sad faces is how we diagnose the most prevalent and the most expensive health-care condition in the United States," Meshkin said.
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While Snapchat has a number of lenses that morph users' faces into dogs and monsters, this lens does recall offensive, decades-old stereotypes about Asian people's faces, particularly the shut eyes.
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AbbVie has been looking to diversify its portfolio as blockbuster arthritis treatment Humira faces competition from cheaper versions in Europe and faces expiration of its patents in the U.S. in 2023.
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In most cases, women are better at recognizing faces, but when it comes to Transformer faces, it seems that childhood experience has finally given men the edge in in facial recognition.
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"We stripped out every unnecessary pixel by building a real-time panning and zooming technology that automatically keeps callers' faces–and only their faces–in view at all times" Zane explains.
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The paper, called "Progressive Face Super-Resolution via Attention to Facial Landmark," uses a method called face super-resolution, which makes artificial human faces using an input of real human faces.
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" He especially dreaded a recurring vision of the ocean "paved with innumerable faces, upturned to the heavens: faces, imploring, wrathful, despairing, surged upwards by thousands, by myriads, by generations, by centuries.
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The Burning Sun nightclub in Seoul faces allegations faces allegations of bribery, violence against customers, securing prostitutes for VIPs, rape, drug trafficking and drug use, according to the Seoul Metropolitan Police.
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In India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist party faces a looming reelection, and in Pakistan, the military faces pressure from young nationalists to look powerful after being caught off guard.
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He prays that no director faces this again -- Neil.
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He faces 3 charges -- 1 felony and 2 misdemeanors.
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Two hit films - two very different faces of Asia.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Britain's cyberspace crackdown faces big tests.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - Narendra Modi faces an airborne dilemma.
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But bitcoin still faces challenges — some old, some new.
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" Szalai observed that the chickens have "really individual faces.
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Pawlenty faces 2014 nominee and County Commissioner Jeff Johnson .
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Madsen faces up to life in prison if convicted .
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RELATED: Analysis | Trump now faces Comey's moral assault 2.
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I know what we'll do - we'll paint our faces!
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Of course Facebook itself faces a similar risk — i.e.
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Nariman Tamimi -- Ahed's mother -- also faces charges of incitement.
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Because I see you ... all these faces of change.
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" Ms. Dvorovenko said: "You don't need to make faces.
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Great at striking faces ... terrible at striking golf balls.
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There are paintings on two more wooden doors, and a car hood, titled "Extinction," marked with two graphic faces; some exuberant drawings by the artist's grandfather, Sam Mackey, who gave him his first paintbrush; and several paintings from Mr. Guyton's "Faces of God" series, in which heavily simplified faces are painted against bright monochrome backgrounds.
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If a dataset—say, a bunch of faces—contains mostly white people, or if the workers who assembled a more diverse dataset (even unintentionally) rated white faces as being more attractive than non-white faces, then any computer program trained on that data would likely "believe" that white people are more attractive than non-white.
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"Play against the natural angles of your face," he says, by looking to angled brow shapes to balance more rounded faces and more flowing brow shapes to soften faces with sharper features.
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There is a scene in Uglies where the two characters do edit their faces electronically, but it's very much that they're preparing themselves mentally for when they will have new faces surgically.
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Ignatov also faces 20 years in prison, while Ignatova faces five separate charges, which could add to up a maximum of 85 years in prison if she's found guilty on all counts.
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If the Pixel 4 is going to avoid that bias, Google needs to train its new algorithm on a wide array of faces — and just using employees' faces isn't going to work.
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Half the people in the Boston crowd are wearing Haarms wigs that have hair strategically placed in front of their faces, and they are always moving the hair away from their faces.
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There will be six new faces, including an especially adorable "smiling face with three hearts", hot and cold faces, a "pleading face", a "woozy face", and a "partying face" complete with confetti.
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When that video is needed as evidence, faces other than the people directly involved may need to be blurred out, and you can't do that unless you know where the faces are.
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It's a new year and we have some fresh faces for TechCrunch — faces whose interests run the gamut from robotics to venture to gadgets and photography to science to transportation and beyond.
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But now, prospective patients — including teens — are using filtered images of their faces from apps like Snapchat to inform what they want their faces to look like after going under the knife.
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What is shocking, disturbing, and all too plausible, given recent history, is that ordinary people — civilians who don't receive implants — don't see roach faces: They just see human faces on their enemies.
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Notably, there are barely any white faces in the trailer – a reflection of the reality of South Central L.A. and of the diverse faces we need to be seeing on our screens.
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More controversially, Kosinski and Wang's paper claimed that the program based its decision on differences in facial structure; that gay men's faces were more feminine and lesbian women's faces were more masculine.
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Research from 2012 suggests that faces photographed from just 45 centimeters — about 1.5 feet — away are considered less trustworthy, attractive, and competent than faces photographed from 135 centimeters, about 4.5 feet, away.
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So while they may struggle to recognize fearful or sad faces and are less responsive to threats and punishments, they can identify happy faces and they do respond positively when getting rewarded.
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Mallinckrodt has been under pressure as it faces scrutiny over the pricey gel, while its respiratory treatment Inomax faces looming competition after a ruling invalidated some of the drug's patents in September.
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The pizza chain, one of the modern faces of pizza delivery, faces competition from the aggressive promotions and wider range of food offered by aggregators such as Uber Eats, Postmates and GrubHub.
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A national database of criminals at large includes about 300,000 faces, while a list of people with a history of drug use in the city of Wenzhou totals 8,000 faces, they said.
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Photo-Illustration by Nicolas Ortega; Source: Courtesy Metropolitan Police Service One quirk of facial recognition is that, from infancy, we tend to be better at recognizing faces of the ethnicity that we are most frequently exposed to: white people are generally better at recognizing white faces, black people tend to be better at recognizing black faces.
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But Biden faces his own challenges, including questions about whether he is too old and too centrist for a party yearning for fresh faces and increasingly propelled by its more vocal liberal wing.
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Visitors can get their faces microneedled, have a breast augmentation consultation, or have either Dysport or Restylane injected into their faces to get rid of wrinkles, plump their lips, or erase frown lines.
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Even without access to these key components Huawei faces a challenge, but without ARM's architecture designs or instruction sets it faces a nearly impossible task of manufacturing a smartphone without US technology inside.
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The four faces are doubly blind — their eyeless faces can be covered over and shut in further darkness — while the target is a stand-in for the body that also marks its absence.
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Sophos also faces stubborn incumbents in McAfee and Symantec, has yet to offer any substantially differentiated technology and faces commoditization from the 25+ other traditional endpoint security vendors fighting for the same dollars.
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The Tomb Guard marches 21 steps behind the Tomb, turns, faces east for 21 seconds, turns and faces north for 21 seconds, then takes 21 steps down the mat and repeats the process.
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Since it's limited to just faces tweaked by this Photoshop tool, don't expect this research to form any significant barrier against the forces of evil lawlessly tweaking faces left and right out there.
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Investors say Teva, which faces pricing pressure in its core generics business and faces competition on its key branded drug Copaxone for multiple sclerosis, must choose a new CEO with extensive pharmaceutical experience.
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More happy (or unhappy) faces When Apple's iOS is updated this week, you'll be able to start using hundreds of new emojis, because we just don't have enough smiley faces in our lives.
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The reorganization plan faces tough odds in Congress, where even aside from the dispute over work requirements, any reorganization faces opposition from congressional committees that could lose power if their jurisdictions change. Sen.
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Susan Wieland, who lives opposite the emoji house, believes the eyelashes on the faces in particular are aimed at her, as she'd had eyelash extensions put on just before the faces were painted.
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As the year draws to a close and Trump faces a 2019 looking inward to the myriad investigations he faces at home, he will no doubt turn his back on surging global turbulence.
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On both fronts the party faces the same paradox: almost all of the Democrats' most familiar and powerful faces are graying while it is growing more reliant on younger voters to win elections.
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In its glass, the works of Sable Elyse Smith are reflected; the faces of cartoon children, copied from propagandistic coloring books intended for children of incarcerated people, join the faces of Weems's subjects.
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The ad briefly shows faces of television journalists, including several from CNN, with the words "attacking our president," and a voice-over at the end says "the president's enemies" as their faces reappear.
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The scope of the problem Khan faces, and his plan to address it, both stand in stark contrast to the epidemic of violence President Trump faces — not to mention the US's comparative inaction.
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In the experiment, each subject studied a series of some 200 images, a mix of faces and scenes, and identified the faces as male or female, and the scenes as indoor or outdoor.
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The real peril can be seen on their real faces.
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With no turbines, the project faces delays, the sources said.
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The fictional version of the N.Y.P.D. has some new faces.
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He faces life in prison if convicted on all counts.
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And she still faces an authenticity problem, even among Democrats.
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Is he capable of being nimble when he faces scrutiny?
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But Ms Pelosi faces an open rebellion to her rule.
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These are not the faces of a happy welcoming party.
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Crisp faces charges of assault, resisting arrest and aggravated kidnapping.
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He faces up to eight years in prison if convicted.
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Australia also faces a tough program over the next year.
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One of Mexico's most successful industries faces a similar challenge.
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It's unclear whether he faces any charges, the AP reports.
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For others, scrubbing their faces clean has the same effect.
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We wash our faces daily, sometimes even twice a day.
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She already faces a narrow path to the governor's mansion.
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The tech giant faces scrutiny from US allies, as well.
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Teacher accused of feeding live puppy to turtle faces charge .
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The stakes are high, given that Sears faces a Dec.
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But what about group shots where the faces are tiny?
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They have round faces because they have short, powerful jaws.
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Trump also faces a broader problem once he takes office.
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She faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
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It faces a court hearing on Thursday on the issue.
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Qorvo, on the other hand, faces a more precarious situation.
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Croatia faces a snap election, most likely in early September.
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Venezuela faces shortages of food, medicine and other basic goods.
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Harrouff also faces burglary and resisting arrest charges, police say.
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She stuck country music in all of our faces tonight.
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He also called her faces "awesome" (which they absolutely were).
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Belarus faces a USD0003m international bond maturity in January 2018.
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Rivera started to weep when he saw their beaming faces.
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The chancellor faces a gruelling schedule in the coming days.
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Will there be more grim faces on the other networks?
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He faces a tough transition from wayward prince to king.
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Clooney and Gerber even had pumpkins carved to their faces.
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Episode 29 — "Mirror Faces" Welcome to the world of Trinkets.
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She faces charges of hindering the apprehension of a felon.
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"Look, everybody faces pain," Hunter Biden said in the interview.
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There may also be some familiar faces in the mix.
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Now, Rubio faces the sobering possibility that even with full
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The issue still faces ongoing action in the lower courts.
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It's a magical moment seeing their faces & watching their reactions.
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Fognini next faces South Korean No. 6 seed Hyeon Chung.
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Of his many faces, Fedra is his most well known.
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His favorite thing is rubbing on people's legs and faces.
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It's not just about the faces that we see onscreen.
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Wirapol faces separate charges of child molestation and child abduction.
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It also faces numerous lawsuits from owners of those vehicles.
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Now 20, Carter faces up to 20 years in prison.
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Fox faces other private civil litigation tied to the scandal.
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If convicted, Pickett faces up to five years in prison.
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It was as if we were showing our true faces.
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The front row also had a lot of famous faces.
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A DEA spokesman said the woman faces felony drug charges.
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Faces matching the watchlist will be kept for 30 days.
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It's time we started seeing the faces for the crowd.
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Sonagachi, now more than ever, faces a wildly uncertain future.
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Slager faces a maximum of life in prison if convicted.
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We think it's the most serious problem that humanity faces.
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Second, the U.S. faces both fiscal and current account deficits.
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Do their strikingly gorgeous faces help speed up the process?
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If convicted, Coel faces up to 30 years in prison.
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Like Vector Aibo can recognize faces and some emotional expressions.
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If convicted, Spacey faces up to five years in prison.
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And they weren't the only famous faces getting new jewelry.
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Swift has been seen pulling faces when Bieber is around.
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She faces two counts of providing material support to terrorists.
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This weekend, West Virginia faces the latter on the road.
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Challenges ahead Trump faces stark challenges in the days ahead.
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Heller, rated the most vulnerable Senate incumbent, faces Democratic Rep.
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He faces up to six years in prison if convicted.
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It faces resistance on the February peak of 6,261 points.
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Who wouldn't crack a smile looking at those photogenic faces?
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" She says conversations about disability usually consist of "white faces.
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Walker faces vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and reckless driving charges.
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It also faces a tougher regulatory landscape than at home.
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I'm telling you, it's right in front of our faces.
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These wasps use each other's unique faces for individual recognition.
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KURTZ: Every press secretary faces some version of this dilemma.
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He now faces a tougher campaign to unseat Democratic Sen.
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Mack has pleaded not guilty to the charges she faces.
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John Culberson faces a challenge from Democratic lawyer Lizzie Fletcher.
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Incumbent credentials In Ramaphosa, the opposition faces a formidable opponent.
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Image: Martini et alCognition: Can twins recognize their own faces?
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He also faces 173 counts of sexual battery by fraud.
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The doors opened to our homemade banners and smiling faces.
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But shortages may not be the biggest threat Impossible faces.
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She faces up to 20 years in jail if convicted.
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"I love seeing old faces and new ones," Jordan said.
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Their beds rest on gravel and flies circle their faces.
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And judging by these faces, we do not blame them.
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Google faces yet another investigation by a U.S. government agency.
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Disembodied faces sing from the walls as Elfman spastically dances.
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Still, I miss their morning kisses and sweet little faces.
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But she still faces no clear challenger to her power.
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Orta similarly has his breakdown moments, as he faces jail.
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And I see you and all these faces of change.
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She faces felony charges for battery, false imprisonment, and robbery.
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Assange faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
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Holmes faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
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In many ways, that's the primary challenge Single Parents faces.
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It's like watching a lava lamp made of human faces.
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Baghdadi's reported killing comes as Trump faces an impeachment inquiry.
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But it's not just coal that faces an existential crisis.
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She became one of the faces of the #MeToo movement.
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Tawanna P. Gaines faces one charge of federal wire fraud.
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Luperon was arrested and now faces federal narcotics smuggling charges.
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People are cool with wearing cameras on their faces, right?
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If convicted, Boykin faces up to 1 year in jail.
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Waller, who is married, faces life in prison if convicted.
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Instacart in particular potentially faces major challenges after the acquisition.
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Two women sat under it, their faces scrunched, shoulders tense.
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As for us, please excuse the rain on our faces.
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We quite literally shop for people whose faces we like.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, Trump faces the easier unification task.
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Abiy's liberalizing, democratizing reforms continue, but he faces stiff criticism.
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They pick up the flirting with Black faces and stereotypes.
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I see allies betrayed, their faces in my picture frame.
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Globally, spending on water infrastructure faces a huge funding shortfall.
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Bridenstine and Musk say that SpaceX faces two big issues.
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Uber also faces a criminal investigation over the alleged theft.
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Their faces in the blue light were stiff as corpses.
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She emailed: Go deeper: Tesla faces threats from every direction.
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Mustafa remains in custody and faces further interrogations, police said.
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Rowland has yet to plead to the charges he faces.
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One girl, Hannah, faces the camera and holds a clapboard.
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Navy faces Virginia in the Military Bowl on Dec. 28.
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"Democracy has many faces," said the government spokesman, Zoltan Kovacs.
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It was soot in their faces from being a chimney!!!
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That doesn't mean there won't be any familiar faces, though.
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In South Korea, Korean Air faces stiff competition from Asiana.
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Apple faces an EU antitrust complaint stemming from that episode.
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He faces up to 45 years in prison if convicted.
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His stone figure faces the Jefferson Memorial across the water.
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Trump's charity also faces civil action from New York state.
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And in their faces and experiences, I found my inspiration.
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One challenge the product faces is how to handle localization.
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In reality, Mr Xi faces a backlash against his project.
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"Gay faces tended to be gender atypical," the researchers said.
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Congress faces voters every other year; the president every four.
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The future king and queen had their game faces on.
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They say the app's most popular faces are consistently white.
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Oh my goodness, what a lot of challenges he faces.
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One of Nintendo's most public faces is leaving the company.
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That points to the difficulty Mr. Johnson faces in Parliament.
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Iowa will play Northern Iowa, while Iowa State faces Drake.
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Here, I just used the onboard faces and liked them.
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Its opening faces the window, outside which snow steadily falls.
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Ahead, behold the actual highlighters used to adorn celebrity faces.
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Trump faces no serious challengers for his party's presidential nomination.
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Gooding faces up to a year in jail if convicted.
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If convicted, Jackson faces up to four years in prison.
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Once among Hollywood's most powerful producers, Weinstein faces a Sept.
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Unlike last time, all the faces are obscured by glitching.
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If convicted, he faces up to 10 years in jail.
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We really do want to tell stories with different faces.
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Clermont now faces up to 20 years in federal prison.
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Netflix faces major competition in the streaming space it pioneered.
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He has not entered pleas to the charges he faces.
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Coolio faces up to 3 years in prison if convicted.
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The display means that Circa supports multiple clock faces, too.
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Afterwards we both had blood smeared all over our faces.
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The original 'Fearless Girl' faces the New York Stock Exchange.
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If convicted, Jackson faces up to 5 years in prison.
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But Faces Places turns out to have a steely spine.
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Like UPS, it faces meaningful restrictions to scaling its business.
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You can see their reaction on their faces #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.
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"What's with the hiding of the faces?" the user questioned.
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Europe, he said, faces a choice between unity and disintegration.
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India faces a slew of obstacles to expanding coal capacity.
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Deutsche Bank faces one of the biggest fines — $14 billion.
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He also faces a civil prosecution for alleged illicit enrichment.
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On trade, Mr Trump faces even more steeply rising costs.
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Britain's soft landing outside the EU faces three main risks.
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He faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted.
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Watch faces, too, are getting an update in Wear 2.0.
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Everyone faces the temptation to treat friends and enemies differently.
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The cast will, however, feature a few familiar Bachelor faces.
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"I've always had the ability to draw faces," he says.
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So, for instance, positive words with black or female faces.
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Butina faces a hearing in D.C. federal court on Wednesday.
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Lungu faces a strong challenge from UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema.
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At this point, Sepp's just rubbing it in our faces.
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If caught, he faces heroin conspiracy charges in New York.
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Their faces, however, were not included in the wedding shot.
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Two familiar faces who posed with Remy and his corral?
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The connection between genes and faces can work both ways.
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The new venture will be led by some familiar faces.
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Mr Zuma faces 783 charges of corruption, which he denies.
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" The analyst said Pivotal faces "industry and company specific headwinds.
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Bassett faces additional counts of unlawful possession of a weapon.
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So, yeah, we got our faces kicked in the mud.
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Kathleen Wynne, Ontario's premier, faces a difficult election in June.
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Mr Etete faces charges in Nigeria; his whereabouts are unknown.
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He faces up to 58 years in prison if convicted.
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Penelope has been known to pull faces while being photographed.
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He faces up to 335 years in prison if convicted!!!
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You look at who's poor: disproportionately black and brown faces.
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Kansas, 31, additionally faces child abuse and hindering prosecution charges.
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Faces, Places opens in limited US theaters on October 22018.
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Nearly every year, his UConn team faces an annoying question.
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If convicted, each faces up to 80 years in prison.
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If he's convicted of murder, Tensing faces life in prison.
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The family whose home it is has kind gentle faces.
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They both had this look of disappointment on their faces.
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He also faces misdemeanor charges of assault and criminal mischief.
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He faces up to 21970 years in prison if convicted.
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Schnatter faces other repercussions for his racist language as well.
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Chombo faces charges including trying to defraud the central bank.
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Culp faces similar issues that plagued Flannery's tenure, Gibbs continued.
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If convicted, she faces up to eight years in prison.
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Now it faces a constitutional crisis that threatens its unity.
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The agreement still faces a potentially difficult road to approval.
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She faces up to 14 years in prison if convicted.
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Weinstein currently faces three separate rape charges in New York.
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Marie Claire's Fresh Faces issues hits newsstands on April 18.
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The cartel kingpin faces federal charges in seven U.S. states.
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He faces up to 2.5 years in jail if convicted.
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Nor will your daughters' faces see the curse of time.
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She faces the possibility of life in prison without parole.
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Between the lines: May faces pressure to resign over Brexit.
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Between the lines: China also faces a massive coordination challenge.
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The Rylkov Foundation now faces additional pressure and intensive audits.
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But Elevate still faces a marketing and public relations challenge.
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If convicted, Peterson faces an additional 62 years in prison.
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Each count she faces also carries a maximum $250,000 fine .
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Soon more unknown faces entered the room to observe her.
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He faces 27 years in prison at sentencing on Jan.
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Barneys' now faces the challenge of keeping brands on board.
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Britain faces bigger decisions and the atmosphere is more deranged.
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Janet Yellen, today's (outgoing) Fed chair, faces a similar puzzle.
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But Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, also faces an election.
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Outside America the industry faces a mishmash of conflicting rules.
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Dogs, at least, are uncommonly skilled at reading people's faces.
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The trio appear to be doing their best dragon faces.
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Would we wind up with makeup running down our faces?
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You've emerged as one of the faces of this group.
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She faces up to life plus five years in prison.
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He also faces at least four investigations for these activities.
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" "I was everybody, unity, one life with 6 billion faces.
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Typically dogs don't really appreciate people blowing air their faces.
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"I see a lot of faces every day," Gilson said.
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He faces up to eight years in prison if convicted.
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He faces the possibility of life in prison when sentenced.
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But, they won't be the only famous faces in attendance.
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Cummins faces 10 years to life in prison if convicted.
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Northam faces Republican nominee Ed Gillespie in next week's election.
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If convicted, he faces up to a year behind bars.
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He turns and faces the audience with a big smile.
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These realistic faces are the work of researchers from Nvidia.
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While he cited progress, Culp stressed the difficulties GE faces.
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If, as expected, Powell is confirmed, he faces tough challenges.
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The family makes its furious 'Dom has gone rogue' faces.
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Basically, their sex lives are written all over their faces.
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"There will be faces people at home recognize," he says.
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The winner faces Mercer or Drexel in Sunday's championship game.
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But, as the season progressed, the zombies became familiar faces.
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But hurricanes are not the only disasters the island faces.
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Not all the disasters that Dominica faces are natural ones.
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But he faces an uphill climb -- to say the least.
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It faces Roundup cancer lawsuits by more than 13,400 plaintiffs.
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Besim faces a potential life sentence in prison if convicted.
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In Ohio, Clinton faces deeper image challenges than in Florida.
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Additionally, Boeing faces lawsuits from the families of crash victims.
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The site reveals the boot stamping on our faces forever.
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The company faces growing competition in the business from Amazon.
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But the problems it faces will only become more severe.
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The chancellor faces a grueling schedule in the coming days.
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If convicted, he faces 10 years to life in prison.
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Female employees, their faces uncovered, lead meetings of male colleagues.
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However, each shipper faces its own challenges in the market.
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Still, the company faces lots of competition on this front.
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The insurance industry faces a few headaches as a result.
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Halkbank faces potential U.S. fines in relation to that case.
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It faces, though, huge questions and significant and growing competition.
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Immediately, I could sense the doubt melting from their faces.
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Still, the retailer faces longstanding challenges that stretch beyond stores.
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That is what faces some of the world's poor cities.
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And this is precisely the challenge US law enforcement faces.
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There are a lot of long faces and dark scenarios.
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Instead, you get to control the series's most iconic faces.
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He ran around the Southside pointing guns in people's faces!
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The agreement still faces challenges before it can enter force.
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Eviation faces competition to bring electric flight to the masses.
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Sephora also faces growing competition from the likes of Amazon.
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He faces a maximum penalty of life imprisonment, if convicted.
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The Fed also faces risks if it waits too long.
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He admitted using excessive force and faces life in prison.
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This is, I think, the dilemma President Trump faces today.
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The commission faces an uphill battle in the opposite direction.
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Adelaide faces a less fortunate version of herself in 'Us'.
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The Lenovo Yoga Chromebook faces a different set of issues.
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If convicted, Cosby faces up to a decade behind bars.
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Sad to say goodbye to these faces for the season.
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Faces Places is screening in select theaters beginning October 6.
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Christine Hallquist faces long odds in Tuesday's primary in Vermont.
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She faces trial in September and has pleaded not guilty.
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" McMorris Rodgers faces close race in Washington state - WaPo: "Rep.
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He faces a maximum sentence of 2 years in prison.
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The measure faces an uncertain future in the Senate, however.
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If convicted, Assange faces up to five years in prison.
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Emiliano Medina faces multiple charges, including assaulting a police officer.
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Kids got their faces painted and were given balloon animals.
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She faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted.
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Alameda County prosecutors say he also faces parole violations charges.
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Still, animal groups say the species faces too many dangers.
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Will words and faces function together or fight for attention?
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Stone faces charges of lying to Congress and witness tampering.
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He faces four felony counts of indecency with a child.
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The Black Sea state faces early polls on March 26.
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He faces up to four years in prison if convicted.
|
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Meanwhile, the company faces a constantly shifting set of challenges.
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Whitaker faces increasing scrutiny over his criticism of Mueller's investigation.
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She faces a deeply divided government, party, parliament and country.
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There was nothing but misery and shock on everyone's faces.
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He remembers faces around the office, but not every name.
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Slager faces 30 years to life in prison, if convicted.
|
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California also faces high poverty, homelessness and housing affordability challenges.
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He faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison.
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"Every state across the country faces flood risk," Lightbody said.
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PARIS — He has been called the man with three faces.
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He faces an arraignment on the second indictment on Monday.
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But it's far from becoming law, and faces long odds.
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For candidates, this usually entails putting on their best faces.
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In fact, I believe it faces a steep uphill battle.
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Also, an idea of Britain that faces its own history.
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The government also faces two further challenges to its popularity.
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Every startup faces huge challenges on the road to success.
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Bereday, 52, faces a maximum of five years in prison.
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Trump faces the prospect of a significant loss to Sen.
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"You only see Japanese faces in the place," he said.
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Headlines Deutsche Bank faces action after an internal probe on.ft.
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Epstein faces up to 45 years in prison if convicted.
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He cautioned that AbbVie's primary drug, Humira, faces patent risk.
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He faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted.
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The new director therefore faces great external and internal challenges.
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These are not just random faces in an angry crowd.
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Most of the gifs I made are focused on faces.
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Still, Manning faces a difficult transition to freedom, Strangio said.
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Every book in the store faces outward, displaying its cover.
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The process by which faces are detected, masked, and replaced.
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He also faces an internal administrative investigation, his department said.
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A photo posted by morphyðŸ'¦ I mix faces of celebs.
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Did you want them to spit in each other's faces?
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Art Festival Meet the Faces Behind Street Art's Tropical Getaway
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She faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
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If convicted, Oakman faces up to 20 years in prison.
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Charlie's Angels are back — and with some relatively new faces.
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VW also faces more than 500 lawsuits from U.S. owners.
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Purdue faces lawsuits by at least 11 states besides Montana.
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If convicted, he faces a sentence of life in prison.
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I'm making faces at them and Oprah is just talking.
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In Nigeria, Gokada faces a competitor in local startup MAX.
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If convicted, he faces up to 5 years in prison.
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He faces a detention hearing in Fort Worth on Feb.
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My sister makes funny faces when she meets hot ladies.
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"That is the reality that she faces," said Andrea Corley.
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Option markets seem aware of the risks sterling still faces.
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Nandy: When I started painting faces, I did not discriminate.
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Iraq faces no pressure to repay or service this debt.
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Get ready to meet some new faces at Liberty High.
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And the Fed, of course, faces its own communications challenge.
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Despite these prophylactics China now faces its own financial crunch.
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The party which for decades has dominated politics faces humiliation.
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But he now faces the burden of defending his record.
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The data come as Asia faces a holiday shortened week.
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This comes as Toshiba faces a growing US tax probe.
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Joe Donnelley, who faces a tough reelection battle in 2018.
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I like seeing familiar faces and getting close with people.
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If convicted, he faces up to 30 years in prison.
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He faces a maximum sentence of 35 years in prison.
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If convicted ... he faces more than 10 years in prison.
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Driving the news: The Environmental Protection Agency faces a Nov.
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Saunders said the latest results show the challenges Gennette faces.
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If convicted, he faces up to six months in jail.
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If convicted, Manziel faces up to one year in jail.
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Yet this economic crusade faces continued friction and implacable hostility.
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Nassar faces a combined maximum of 60 years of imprisonment.
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This is our future: wearing other people's faces for fun.
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She faces up to a year in prison if convicted.
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Priebus, one administration official said, faces "fresh, new hell" daily.
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Trump's longtime confidant Roger Stone, for instance, faces a Nov.
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If convicted, officials say he faces a "substantial prison sentence."
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When Trump sits down with Sisi, he faces a test.
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It's a sign of the mounting problems the retailer faces.
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"Those little smiling faces when you walk in," says Christian.
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Maybe they didn't want to see our customers' smiling faces.
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Mawarire faces up to 20 years in jail if convicted.
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Click on to meet the future faces of the industry.
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Fahmi faces a second similar charge in a separate court.
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It's a way to track faces, track data, track everything.
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But that's not the only environmental issue the world faces.
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If convicted, Sayoc faces up to 58 years in prison.
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If convicted, she faces up to three years in prison.
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Nate Diaz -- who also faces punishment -- had his hearing postponed.
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The faces are different, but they have pleasantly familiar shapes.
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Federer next faces Spain's Feliciano López on Saturday, Sept. 2.
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Brunson faces up to 35 years in jail if convicted.
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The automaker also faces investigations by 48 U.S. state attorneys.
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Congress faces an October deadline to raise the debt limit.
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America faces flash points and threats from around the globe.
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Oh, and there are some new bands and watch faces.
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At the same time Mr Erdogan faces rising economic headwinds.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton faces Republican Donald Trump in the election.
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He faces life in prison if convicted of the killings.
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Liddell faces this situation often and always wonders, what if?
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White LGBTQ people aren't neglected; their faces never not seen.
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Edge also faces challenges from a number of technology startups.
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No president would want that blowing up in their faces.
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It is the Russian president who faces the worse predicament.
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Their fight puts faces on a subject that's mostly theoretical.
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Watch faces can be changed by swiping across the display.
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Neither of their faces is visible in the short clip.
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The acid burned the skin from their faces within seconds.
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The company faces a separate criminal probe into the matter.
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I'm always laughing, I make funny faces, I speak loudly.
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Zhu also said the global economy faces significant downward pressure.
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Each count she faces also carries a maximum $250,000 fine.
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His overarching priority of EU membership, meanwhile, faces serious obstacles.
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Bruce faces 15 years while Deborah is looking at five.
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She has a picture of the whole family making faces.
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I have held the hands and looked into their faces.
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He even faces a possible challenge to his party leadership.
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It faces Myanmar on Saturday in its last group game.
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But the party faces a difficult map in the Senate.
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He faces up to 29 years in prison, Frolik said.
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Some folks left and some faces changed at the studio.
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Add that to the many other lawsuits Volkswagen now faces.
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The bank also faces multiple regulatory probes and private lawsuits.
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Rubio faces a primary challenge from wealthy businessman Carlos Beruff.
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If convicted, he faces up to 25 years in prison.
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Babis's deputy Jaroslav Faltynek also faces charges in the case.
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When they get back, we put our game faces on.
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He faces up to 75 years in prison if convicted.
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You'll wonder why Emily doesn't simply chew everyone's faces off!
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But the reported deal faces a hard sell with lawmakers.
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"Our faces are our identities," Schatz said in a statement.
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"It's a problem the whole field faces," Dr. Bateman said.
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Mr. Dervishaj faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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The man faces charges of burglary and felony bail jumping.
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Shamo has pleaded not guilty and faces trial in August.
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Mr. Dockery now faces 25 years to life in prison.
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But Gillespie faces two big hurdles, both tied to Trump.
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Is it possible that Trump faces a historic landslide loss?
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Portman faces a tough reelection bid against former Ohio Gov.
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He faces a maximum penalty of two years in prison.
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He still faces charges in the U.K. for skipping bail.
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Kirk faces a difficult reelection race in Obama's home state.
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Worse, he now faces a damaging allegation of domestic violence.
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Angelo now faces the possibility of five years in prison.
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The cast is a medley of old and new faces.
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And the Bank of England faces an extraordinarily knotty situation.
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Schumer faces high hurdles to winning the Senate in 21625.
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He faces a maximum sentence of 45 years in prison.
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The company faces a $140 million judgment in that case.
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Donald Trump now faces an opponent he trails in polls.
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What's more, Beyond Meat already faces significant and growing competition.
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AlphaGo faces off against Ke Jie once more on Saturday.
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The European Championship opens Friday when host France faces Romania.
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She faces up to eight years in prison if convicted.
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People can predict intimate traits of others from the faces.
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Taylor, 25, faces one charge of child abuse and neglect.
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But when kids swap faces with adults it's always hilarious.
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" She scoffed, "I can tell because their faces are busted.
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He also faces burglary and resisting arrest charges, police say.
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