But Boicourt and the others took a "finders keepers" stance.
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"They were using these range finders" in the periscopes, she said.
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This time around, there was nothing but praise for the bug finders.
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Our political parties are obviously incapable as acting as credible fact-finders.
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Investigators also found body armor, range finders and a homemade gas mask.
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If you get the job, we expect a 5 percent finders fee.
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Finders Keepers has long been interested in the rumored Dents Run gold.
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It said there was no risk of its finders gleaning any information.
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Here's the Finders experience as described by former member Robert Terrell, who met Pettie in 21996: The Finders eschewed private property, taught their kids through "hands-on" experience, and were essentially invisible to the outside world until Feb.
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These interviews seemingly convinced investigators that The Finders were abnormal, but not criminal.
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The new episodes draw from "Finders Keepers," the second book in King's series.
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All is not lost though, because Tile's range of product finders can help.
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When no one came to claim it, the finders received the money themselves.
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Other parts of the world are flat out against any "finders keepers" meteorite policy.
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By constraints he means "fly-sizing" things like scanning lasers, cameras and range finders.
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"In this and all investigations, the TBI acts only as fact-finders," DeVine said.
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Angelina and Alison are hoping to right the skewed gender dynamics of idol finders.
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"I now have months where I see only new finders," he said by email.
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He said Exxon may instead look to cooperate with Calypso finders Eni and Total.
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The 2nd Circuit held that it's up to fact-finders to decide, she ruled.
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"Students need to learn everything they can as innovators and solution finders," Hoyos said.
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" The SpaceX CEO didn't seem to have a problem with that, telling her "Finders keepers.
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In this instance, for them it was "finders keepers" — but law caught up with them.
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Pizzagate or Jeffery Epstein's so-called suicide—The Finders become a sort of Patient Zero.
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Verdict: Apparently the old rule of "finders keepers" doesn't apply to ancient tombs — who knew?
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MABEL FEATURING KOJO FUNDS "Finders Keepers" (Capitol) Post-speed garage R&B is back. 24.
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Dr Harvati and her team have now done so, using techniques unavailable to the original finders.
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Here, we've got to allow for the facts and the fact-finders to do their jobs.
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TL;DR: Tile Product Finders are on sale on Amazon, saving you 30% on list price.
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For those of you with pullers, climbers, and general trouble-finders (or even those without!), take note.
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Under Britain's Treasure Act, a market-value reward is usually split between the finders and the landowner.
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Source: Tile Gift these smart finders to the person who never knows where the TV remote is.
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A search for "Starbucks" will return dozens of "secret menu" apps, nearest store locators, coupon finders, and more.
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D.C. Police believed at the time that The Finders were satanists and/or survivalists, though not necessarily criminals.
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Impartial "fact finders," who are usually lawyers, investigate the claims and report their findings to the five-person panel.
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Mr. Koolhaas's involvement started in late 2011, when Ms. Finders joined Mr. Koolhaas's firm, the Office for Metropolitan Architecture.
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Mr. Tenney and his colleagues had broad investigative power because they were "fact-finders," and not law enforcement agents.
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Trump attacked CNN International this week, joining autocrats, drug cartels and Islamic militants who also hate independent fact-finders.
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There's something smug about that phrase, slightly self-satisfied, but the "Finders, Keepers," puts this editorializing on different footing.
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The finders of the sword were allowed to pose with their prized discovery, but they weren't allowed to keep it.
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Dota 2 doesn't even need internal bug-finders with the help it gets from some of its most observant fans.
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Kaufman, who first raised the idea of EB-5 financing, wanted a generous finders fee for his stroke of genius.
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Both finders have requested to remain anonymous, but have said that they intend to keep – rather than sell – their lucky fivers.
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The farmer-finders, all brothers from the Yang family, had been digging for water to feed their pomegranate and persimmon trees.
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The cameras were trained at the road and activated by an array of ambient light sensors, range finders, and remote speedometers.
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The fossil's discovery, in South Dakota, led to a major legal dispute involving the landowner, the finders and the federal government.
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Friend Finders Network did disclose to ZDNet that it had been aware of vulnerabilities and had taken steps to correct it.
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They were called Homo floresiensis by their finders and "hobbits" by the press, after the fictional hominids invented by J.R.R. Tolkien.
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Arguments erupt here because the country's civil code includes provisions that can give finders of hidden treasure the rights to ownership.
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Since the confetti included users' handles, several confetti finders also decided to reach out to the people who composed the tweets.
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But hey: Whoever found these was probably either going to return them or play finders-keepers regardless of whatever bounty is offered.
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Radar, scanning lasers, range finders — these things that make the perfect maps of the world, that things like self-driving cars use.
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Pill reminders, automatically generated wills and testaments, health insurance, home aide finders, and emergency call devices have been successful among many others.
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What Google knows about you What Facebook knows about you What Tesla knows about you What Internet people finders know about you
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"Collaboration and transparency with external finders has become essential to securing connected software on the Internet," said Mickos in a press release.
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This "finders keepers" approach has funneled more than $300 billion in public wealth into private hands, often foreign-owned companies, since 1872.
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Finders Keepers USA, a Pennsylvania group that describes itself as a treasury-recovery service, has documented its efforts to locate the gold.
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But fortunately for them, there are plenty of good Samaritans who are only too willing to disprove the old "finders keepers" taunt.
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As for who was behind the recruitment process, Jordan speculates it could have been one of Rick Singer's "finders" ... but he's not certain.
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"The department store was born at the same time as the art salon, and the new urban development of Paris," Ms. Finders said.
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Confronted by such challenges, courts acting as fact-finders ordinarily turn to traditional judicial methods and guidance more aptly fitted for the task.
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In the past few years, Tile has made its ubiquitous Bluetooth thing-finders even more useful by making them more durable and waterproof.
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"Finders Keepers," the middle book, had a tangential plotline about a reclusive, Salinger-esque writer and the havoc wrought by a dangerously obsessed fan.
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Almost a third of these job finders are coming from the ranks of the disabled -- the single biggest source of new worker hires. pic.twitter.
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Fact finders also evaluate credibility by applying their understanding of the ways the world operates, which is a problem when that understanding is inaccurate.
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Rotterdam now welcomes 70 delegations a year from fact-finders seeking to apply Dutch know-how to New Jersey, Jakarta and points in between.
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These centers were, unknown to their new patients, paying enormous finders fees to the referral services, on the order of tens of thousands of dollars.
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But even just the agreed-upon facts around The Finders, and the mysteries those facts create, make for a compelling yarn in their own right.
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"They pay people called 'child finders' who go out into the community and essentially put pressure on parents to give them their children," Mulheir says.
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Those exploits had been disclosed and were "obviously copied" from previously released proof-of-concept code published by their finders on bug trackers, said Marczak.
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The CIA itself, of course, has maintained that this is a non-story, and says that there are only two connections between the organization and The Finders: Isabelle Pettie, Marion's wife who died in 1984, was employed by the agency from 1952-1961; and in the 80s, the CIA used a company for its officers' computer training that happened to employ members of The Finders.
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Labels like Now-Again and Finders Keepers have reissued many of his songs, bringing him to a wider audience of record collectors and psych-rock heads.
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The app previously included millions of items available for free next-day to two-day delivery, as well as services like store maps and item finders.
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A small Alabama contractor, Docupak, which for years had printed the Guard's promotional fliers, said it could create a finders-fee program to fill the hole.
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The FBI found "hundreds of rounds of spent ammunition" in his hotel room, along with "body armor, range finders, and a homemade gas mask," per the Times.
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The company relies on bug finders, hackers, and security researchers to find and privately report security flaws that could damage systems or putting user data at risk.
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On the other hand, over the last three and half years, their wages have been 16 percent lower on average than those of other new job finders.
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Witch "finders," as they were more neutrally called, thought they were fighting God's battles against satanic foes trying to upend the structures of religion, government and community.
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Upon the return of the articles, every member of the House should abandon party loyalty and become real fact-finders, working to discharge a solemn constitutional duty.
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In the released documents, the belief that there's some connection between the CIA and The Finders is most prominent in some April 1987 speculation from a D.C. police officer, written up in a bizarre official report: Because of the assumption that there must be something bigger behind Marion Pettie's band of weirdos, rumors about The Finders have outlived the group itself, which is believed to have died out with Pettie.
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Selfless GitHub contributor Lexi Ross has put her script for finding the fattest cat onto the code repository, making it available for all fat-cat finders to download.
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He's pitched it as a higher-end alternative to Amazon, buying, warehousing, and selling products from the likes of Diane von Furstenberg's DVF, Finders Keepers, and Ursa Major.
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This is a big problem for just about everyone hoping to reach a paying audience—with Facebook and Google essentially taking a finders fee for all online advertising.
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But Hodges, who runs a small private agency called Finders Keepers with his partner, Holly Gibney, is preoccupied by some other news that may be just as bad.
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At Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park, visitors can search a massive volcanic crater for rough diamonds with a "finders, keepers" policy and free identification and registration services.
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AMSTERDAM, April 12 (Reuters) - Fact finders from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons are travelling to Syria and will start work on Saturday, the agency said.
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This group also appears to have been more likely than other job finders to find work in manufacturing and construction, and no more likely to be self-employed.
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Lodestars, in other words, are a slippery concept unless fact-finders engage in the line-item examination of billing records that Judge Kleinberg avoided as the Anthem special master.
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The Lunar Library will include simple instructions for decoding its information and later building a gene sequencer to read its contents, meant to keep it simple for future finders.
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Impoverished families are frequently duped into giving up their children by orphanage directors who hire so-called child-finders and local pastors who also seek out children, it said.
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Last year, the festival gave attention to "Finders Keepers," a truth-is-stranger-than-fiction documentary about an amputated, mummified human leg at the center of a custody battle.
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Today, in honor of Force Friday II, a slick new set of Star Wars-themed Bluetooth finders let you show off your fandom—and keep track of your stuff.
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Even so, aside from a handful of songs—including her soulful, joyous jam "Thinking Of You" and recent Kojo Funds collab "Finders Keepers"—Mabel's Soundcloud has remained relatively quiet.
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Brady brings out his mean streak because the trio at Finders Keepers already know Brady to be "an architect of suicide" with a history of goading others into it.
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Since Azerbaijan banned international fact-finders from visiting Nakhichevan, the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) employed remote sensing technologies in its pioneer investigation into cultural destruction.
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Together with a team in the Koolhaas firm that included the architect Clément Périssé, Ms. Finders dug into the archives on the ninth floor of the Boulevard Haussmann building.
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Hill came before the Senate and was greeted by an all-male panel, led by Republicans who sought to prosecute her, while Democrats, at best, remained neutral fact-finders.
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All the stuff that I get is of value, and sometimes you have celebrities who are more than willing to pay you a finders' fee to get it back.
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For a treasure trove of things that look like stuff you want to eat, but are slightly less edible, might I suggest r/ForbiddenSnacks, the finders of this tasty nugget.
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"'Entrepreneurial' people have seen that foreigners love giving money to orphanages and because of that, they just set them up and they pay child finders to recruit children," Mulheir said.
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The owners of Finders Keepers, Dennis and Kem Parada, were at the site when the F.B.I. visited last week, according to a report by WJAC, a television station in Johnstown.
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But WJAC says their cameras spotted the owners of Finders Keepers USA, a Pennsylvania-based lost treasure recovery service, last Tuesday at the site some 135 miles northeast of Pittsburgh.
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Every transaction at the top end of the private art market involves a chain, a cast of characters that stretches from the buyer to the seller: finders, agents, lawyers, lenders.
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The villagers of Huaxian County in Henan, China, took "finders keepers" to a whole new level on Thursday when a 1,800-year-old UNESCO World Heritage site was drained for cleaning.
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These are not the tactics of fact finders but of a determined group ready to use the outer bounds of prosecutorial power to give the appearance of a case they never proved.
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A purported 2005 memo from the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, posted on the Finders Keepers site, says that Parada was banned from doing any further digging at the site.
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That makes sense: We've anointed these entities as "finders of fact" for society at large; their role is to separate fact from fiction, and thereby enable controversies to be settled on the merits.
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While I've never heard of anyone going ice fishing for the beauty of the sport, practicing catch and release like some idyllic Delaware River fly-fisherman, this isn't 100-percent finders-keepers, either.
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"For London's house prices to be growing at the second slowest rate in the country would have been unthinkable for much of the past decade," Jonathan Hopper, managing director of Garrington Property Finders.
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Yaftali, the K.K.A. commander, told me that his unit's Wolfhound radio direction finders, which allowed them to determine the range and bearing of enemy radios, picked up Taliban transmissions from inside the hospital.
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Though there are a number of lost item finders on the market, Tile has become one of the biggest in the space, having sold 13 million Tiles to date, as of this January.
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Amy Flannery, the director of curriculum and instruction for the Wilson School District in Reading, Pa., said that coding helped turn children into what she calls "problem finders," rather than just problem solvers.
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For Prototype, Bhageria and Mehta reached out to their own network of entrepreneurs located in these far-flung places and offered them finders fees for companies that manage to raise capital from the firm.
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The release of the Finders documents, after years of requests, is as good a time as any to look back at an incident that set the stage for several modern child trafficking conspiracy theories.
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By their own account, The Finders were a kind of alternative lifestyle commune based in the Washington, D.C. area, made up of 21961 adults and 280 children around the time of the 21987 arrest.
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For instance, Panamerican Airway radio direction finders on Wake Island, Midway Atoll and Honolulu each picked up distress signals from Earhart and took bearings, which triangulated in the cluster of islands that includes Nikumaroro.
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It'll be interesting to see how the #MeToo movement will educate fact-finders to the realities of sexual assault and whether that'll have an impact on the type of accountability that we see perpetrators face.
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PARIS — "Why would anyone want another art space in Paris?" the strategy consultant Maria Finders asked as she sat in the winter light of a meeting room in the new Lafayette Anticipations art space here.
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Breezeful: Uses machine learning to find the best home mortgages in your area, with the company negotiating with lenders on your behalf — and, ultimately, earning a finders fee from lenders when a deal is closed.
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For their expedition in 2018, Dr. Podos and Dr. Cohn-Haft brought sound level meters more commonly used for industrial-noise monitoring, along with laser range-finders to pinpoint how far away the birds were.
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Joshua Graffam, who testified under immunity, said he was acting as a spotter for Gallagher -- using binoculars and range finders to help his partner monitor targets -- when he saw two men he thought were ISIS fighters.
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But if you yourself don't have a skin condition that needs draining, extracting,or removing, the show is also offering a $500 finders fee for those who refer a candidate who becomes cast in the show.
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These autos process vast amounts of sensory data from on-board radars, cameras, ultrasonic range-finders, GPS, and stored maps to navigate routes through ever more complex and rapidly changing traffic situations without any human involvement.
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Near "I did go out to look at the moon" is a wall section the guide titles "seconds before sleep/ seem all tangled up," from the 2017 poem from for the fact finders by Steffi Drewes.
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Along with personal documents and then-uncommon computers, which featured esoteric communication between members over an early version of email, a search warrant on the Finders house in D.C. found photos of children with slaughtered goats.
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Joshua Graffam, testifying under immunity at Gallagher's military trial, told the court he was acting as a spotter for Gallagher, using binoculars and range finders to help his partner monitor targets on the day of the incident.
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Businesses that have already agreed to sell on Verishop include beauty retailers Ursa Major and Indie Lee, bedding maker Primary Goods, and apparel brands J.O.A., Finders Keepers and N:Philanthropy, according to a person familiar with these partnerships.
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In "Finders Keepers," Hodges, Holly and Jerome are prompted to open an investigation when a little girl thinks something odd is going on with her brother — because he hid a notebook when she came into his room.
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Such child finders track down poor families and convince them to give up their children or offer to pay for pre-natal care of pregnant women and take their child as a form of repayment, she said.
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In a moment of rare honesty, MIT's Andrew McAfee told a crowd in San Francisco that MOOCs' actual promise is to be "diamond finders" — large nets that give opportunity to the rare geniuses born into poor circumstances.
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It will take a collective will to build up and pay for teams of well-trained journalists, fact-finders, technologists, human rights defenders and investigators who can serve on the frontlines in the battle for the truth.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "The debate over the rules got off to a pretty bad start when Trump's legal team opened with no take-backs, finders keepers, and — the president is adamant about this — whoever smelt it dealt it.
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Compacts like those from FujiFilm (X100F, shown here) and Olympus are inspired by the size and feel of the classic brass Leicas, and their view finders make them great for the same style of run-and-gun framing.
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"We use Facebook pages instead of groups because of the ability for them to be 100% public and searchable and we can organize the pets into albums so pet owners & finders can look through easily," Morin told CNN.
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On their website, the Finders Keepers founders, who did not reply to an email on Tuesday, said that they believed they had found the location of the gold but that federal law had prevented them from excavating it.
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We load neon jigs with dead smelt, plop them through black holes and check our fish-finders with the head-sideways, looking-one-place-but-moving-something-important-with-your-hand-somewhere-else self-seriousness of arthroscopic surgeons.
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Ada Ventures will focus on finding diverse founders through a programme of "Ada scouts," 50 or so local talent spotters who can recommend startups to the fund in exchange for a finders&apos fee and potentially further incentives.
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"In some ways, we're still a meat-and-potatoes, shrimp-cocktail-and-Caesar-salad town, especially on the Strip," chef Bryan Howard says over lunch at Makers & Finders, a local coffee bar that serves innovative Latin comfort food.
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One way they did that was by attacking the finders of fact: If your view of segregation is colored by how journalists and judges characterize it, it's not because segregation is bad, it's because they are being biased and unfair.
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The company calls this new technology FlightAutonomy, which uses a pair of built-in ultrasonic range finders to build a 3D map of its surroundings, allowing it to fly at up to 22 mph to its destination without slamming into obstacles.
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The British organization Lumos, founded by J.K. Rowling to promote family care for children, said that orphanages in various countries send baby-finders into very poor neighborhoods to persuade desperate families that the institution can give their children food and education.
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Go deeper: What Google knows about you What Facebook knows about you What Amazon knows about you What Tesla knows about you What Internet people finders know about you What your hospital knows about you Axios Deep Dive: Data privacy
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The funerals are reportedly a practice instated by vintage electronics repair company A-Fun Co., who encourage people to send their broken old generation robot dogs in for a service, before they're dismantled for parts like range finders and touch sensors.
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Giles Gale, the managing director of Alpine Property Finders, said that apartments like these are part of the hotel when the owners are not using them and will generate income of up to 3 percent of the purchase price annually.
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To this day, not a single soldier or commander has been held accountable for the rapes, killings and arson attacks, and State Counselor Suu Kyi continues to stubbornly deny full access to United Nations fact finders, journalists, and human rights monitors.
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What Google knows about you What Facebook knows about you What Amazon knows about you What Tesla knows about you What Internet people finders know about you What your hospital knows about you What Intuit knows about you Axios Deep Dive: Data privacy
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What Google knows about you What Facebook knows about you What Amazon knows about you What Tesla knows about you What Internet people finders know about you What your hospital knows about you What Intuit knows about you What Axios knows about you
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These were among the most heavily requested documents from the FBI due to the lingering, decades-old allegation that the group was some kind of front for the CIA, which led to a coverup of the Finders' most heinous and abusive activities.
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But the most damning point against the CIA conspiracy comes from a 1993 FBI memo from their reopened investigation into the handling of the Finders case, which revealed no CIA interference in Florida when the child-abuse investigation would have been taking place.
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For the purposes of the HBO adaptation, Price has completely changed Holly's backstory, removing references to "Finders Keepers" (the detective agency that features in the Bill Hodges trilogy, and where Holly works) and replacing it with a backstory about her troubled childhood.
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By recruiting candidates from a broad set of backgrounds and experiences who know how to learn and training them with the digital skills they need to succeed in today's economy, American workers can become even greater problem-finders and creative problem-framers.
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Last Monday, twenty-one public-school students burst through the door of a building at Thirty-ninth Street and Lancaster Avenue, in West Philadelphia, for a session of Fake News Finders, an after-school workshop run by the nonprofit group Mighty Writers.
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He points to a September 2017 study released by FIRE that found that most top schools fail to consistently ensure 21964 safeguards it considers "fundamental elements of due process" — like providing adequate written notice of allegations and the need for impartial fact-finders.
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Reacting after the deadliest attack so far this year, Abadi also ordered a new investigation at the interior ministry into "corrupt deals" to buy ADE 651 devices developed as lost golf balls finders and sold to Iraq and other nations as hand-held bomb detectors.
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The idea of acting as a platform for independent contractors or specialists to find new customers sounds similar to a dozen other marketplace businesses — from cleaning/home care services like Handy and Thumbtack, or doctor finders like Zocdoc, through to transport services like Uber.
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Viking era specialist and curator of early medieval coins at the British Museum Gareth Williams, told the BBC that "Britain has the most generous system in the world for rewarding finders when they follow the law," which allows detectorists 14 days to report the discovery.
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While there are businesses that act as "finders" of unclaimed money for a fee (sometimes up to 15 percent), comptroller DiNapoli cautions people to ignore phone calls or letters from them, since there's no charge for going directly to his or other state offices to claim money.
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Back in 2005, professional stud-wall finders Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer named it the eighth worst place to live in the UK, and this traditionally conservative corner of the British Isles is a far cry from the bustling streets of Soho, or Manchester's Canal Street.
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Fact-finders could be forgiven for believing that the president's lawyers are adamant that no examination of new witnesses and documentary evidence is warranted because the two articles fail to allege an impeachable offense, but that the president himself wants something closer to a full-blown trial.
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Honey (Chrome, Firefox, Safari)Image: HoneyWell-known for being one of the most comprehensive deal finders out there, Honey sits at the top of your browser and takes the hassle out of looking for coupons—you just click the extension button at checkout and any relevant discounts are applied.
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In doing so, she unwittingly sparked a long-lasting conspiracy theory about the government's involvement in child sex abuse that—thanks in part to recent theories surrounding Comet Ping Pong or the Jeffery Epstein's death—still enjoys life to this day, centered around a mysterious group called The Finders.
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In a post on the Finders Keepers site, founder Dennis Parada says he found a map of the treasure in the 1970s and searched the area unsuccessfully with metal detectors until 2004, when he uncovered a trove of Civil War-era artifacts that they turned over to the state.
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Jennifer Rubin, the conservative opinion writer at the Washington Post, wrote this over the weekend: Trump will undermine the public's faith in entities that are supposed to be apolitical fact-finders and enforcers of the law, leading Americans to question the honesty and fairness of our government and criminal-justice system.
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For example, the Zero TB Initiative, a global alliance that works with cities to get outbreaks under control, has trained teenage girls in Pakistan to work as case finders: approaching neighbors who may have been exposed to TB through a friend or family member and persuading them to seek medical care.
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"During the Russia investigation, Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee repeatedly promised to release all the transcripts when their work was completed, and then reneged when it became clear the transcripts would show how often they acted as defense lawyers for Donald Trump rather than objective fact finders," Schiff said Sunday.
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It's one of the few bright moments that made its way into the score, but the reissue label Finders Keepers uncovered the fact that Korzynski initially recorded about double the number of cues that actually made it into the film, which were eventually compiled into the genre-agnostic romp that is the soundtrack's 2012 reissue.
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These programs are wildly popular in the tech industry as it helps to fund security researchers in exchange for serious security flaws that could otherwise be used by malicious actors, and also helps fill the void of bug finders selling their vulnerabilities to exploit brokers, and on the black market, who might abuse the flaws to conduct surveillance.
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Late last month, after years of demand from conspiracy theorists, the FBI released over 21994 pages of documents related to The Finders—a D.C.-based organization whose origins date back before WWII but didn't become known to the general public until that phone call in Tallahassee swept them up in the Satanic Panic of the late 21984s.
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Among the big oilfields, Dammam was discovered in 1938, Abqaiq in 1940, Qatif in 1945, Ghawar in 1948, Safaniya in 10.33, Khursaniya in 1956, Khurais and Manifa in 1957, Berri in 1964, Zuluf in 1965, Jana, Karan and Marjan in 1967, and Shaybah in 1968 ("Trek of the oil finders", American Association of Petroleum Geologists, 1975).
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On Friday, Bloomberg News issued a report—still officially unconfirmed, but rumored to have been in the works for months earlier—that Disney, owners of ESPN and ABC and finders of Dory, had agreed to buy a one-third stake of BAM Tech, the company being spun off by MLB Advanced Media to own its streaming-video technology.
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The college, part of the City University of New York, opened in 1971 in Long Island City in a refurbished plant where White Motor Company once made auto parts and Ford Instrument once manufactured range finders for naval weapons during World War II. The building was within wafting range of a Chiclets gum factory next door.
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Holly Gibney of the Finders Keepers detective agency is working on the case of a missing dog - and on her own need to be more assertive - when she sees the footage on TV. But when she tunes in again, to the late-night report, she realises there is something not quite right about the correspondent who was first on the scene.
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The commission's guidance covered issues like certification requirements for forensic examiners (who, unlike your local manicurist or food server, typically must not pass any basic competency exams still), discovery rules (providing criminal defendants with at least some of what parties receive in civil cases) and reporting standards (discouraging the use of the popular phrase "reasonable degree of scientific certainty" as it has "no scientific meaning and may mislead fact-finders").
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Among the most enticing of Untitled's special programs are a silkscreening station where Rirkrit Tiravanija, Tomas Vu, and a cadre of Columbia MFA students will be churning out T-shirts emblazoned with phrases like "Police the Police" and "The Future Is Chrome," a re-creation of a 1995 participatory installation by Noemí Escandell that lets visitors write their own newspaper headlines, plus artist Austin Lee is going to bury three bronze sculptures in the sand near the fair — finders keepers!
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"Probably the two men-caretakers could have provided a better atmosphere for the children and been more open during interviewing by police at the scene," the Tallahassee report allowed, before closing the case on a note of relative open-mindedness: This hoopla would have all been forgotten, and certainly these documents would not have been so heavily requested from the FBI, if not for a report written by a junior Customs Service agent in 1987 that became public in 1993 and noted that the D.C. Police's investigation of The Finders was dropped because it became "a CIA internal matter" and classified as secret.
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