The documents were the first page of a New York State resident income tax return, the first page of a New Jersey nonresident tax return and the first page of a Connecticut nonresident tax return.
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The 21993 tax documents, which were anonymously mailed to a New York Times reporter, were the first page of a New York State resident income tax return, the first page of a New Jersey nonresident tax return and the first page of a Connecticut nonresident tax return.
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Today, SAMHSA isn't even on the first page for it.
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Cravath arrives as an underdog on the very first page.
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"There's nothing older than this first page," Mr. Huth said.
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They've known where they've been going from the first page.
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" For instance, the first page includes the word "Bababadalgharaghtakamminarronnkonnbronntonnerronntuonnthunnt-rovarrhounawnskawntoohoohoordenenthurnuk!
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Face ID enrollment process (with layout issues on first page) pic.twitter.
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Make sure you read deeper than the first page of reviews.
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But in that very same memo—on the very first page!
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How do you hook your reader's attention from the first page?
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I just read the first page, it's a very exciting opening.
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Didorosi used much of the first page as a personal introduction.
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"The first Page FISA application had "seven significant inaccuracies and omissions.
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Face ID enrollment process (with layout issues on first page) pic.twitter.com/KczOHEy9ir
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It's the first entry on the first page of the Apple playbook.
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No, I just start on the first page and get through it.
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It's just the more powerful voices are often on the first page.
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On the first page, I agreed that Nextt won't sign an NDA.
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On the first page of the ballot are candidates for local offices.
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The American constitutional story largely begins and ends on the first page.
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The first page of Diamond's trilogy—his conversation with Yali—was memorable.
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Some, on the first page of results, are from the prior day.
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His signature was displayed prominently at the top of the first page.
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Larson, Capuano and Pascrell all signed the first page of the letter.
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That, and put the Subscriptions on the first page within the Settings app.
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You'll have multiple sites hitting the first page of Google in no time.
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" - The first page of his 2007 book "Where Have All the Leaders Gone?
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Last week, Entertainment Weekly published the first page of the first episode's script.
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" On the first page, it read, "FUCK [DONALD TRUMP], FASCISTS, RICHARD SPENCER, MILO.
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"Don't worry, Boni," Daniel said, tearing it open and reading the first page.
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By using these tools together, you'll reach the first page in no time.
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On the first page, we see Sabrina herself in a large top panel.
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Your sight goes down at the only readable words in the first page.
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Characters you root for and a story that grips from the first page.
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More fact-checking on CNN's Facts First page Here's a breakdown of Trump's comments.
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Place the apps you use most on the first page of the home screen.
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The characters are rich, diverse, and I fell in love from the first page!
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Visit CNN's Facts First page Additionally, Trump refused to be interviewed by Mueller's team.
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It is the first page in a whole new chapter for astronomy, and science.
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According to their analysis, the average article on Google's first page boasts 1,890 words.
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Google's Chinese search app would remove banned websites from the first page of results.
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The text of the Second Amendment is at the top of the first page.
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Distorted though it was, at least the first page saw the light of day.
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Of course one of my favorite things is the first page of the opera.
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The question "What happens next?" remains pressing from the first page to the last.
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"I have no one to blame but myself," he declares on the first page.
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The first page of John Keay's history, published in 1991, describes its venal reputation.
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On the first page, there it was: my wife's name, right next to mine.
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THE Angelus bell rings out on the first page of Mike McCormack's novel, "Solar Bones".
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That appeared on the very first page of the volume that addressed obstruction of justice.
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In the book we studied in primary school, the first page always had Saddam's face.
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At first, Page denied having a private meeting with Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich.
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From the first page, Savit makes no concession to reading level, age or target audience.
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When was the last time you went beyond the first page of Google search results?
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He makes note of his liberal leanings on the very first page of the book.
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From the first page, it is clear that one of these characters will be sacrificed.
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He studied the first page, scanning dozens of names and Erkennungsmarken, German military identification numbers.
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A lot of books don't start on the first page and I find that annoying.
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Not a single right-leaning site appeared on the first page of search results, he continued.
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We know this because the document itself says so, in a footnote on the first page.
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"Little by little I swallowed that first page of the passport," Abreu said on the stand.
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Making it to the first page of results for a given product can be incredibly lucrative.
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Visit CNN's Facts First page I've fact-checked every word Trump has uttered since his inauguration.
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Horses aren't even on the first page of a list of things panthers are afraid of.
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"This is just the first page of a new story," Mediobanca analysts said in a note.
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The first page of the letter contains generic complaints about unfair treatment and possible age discrimination.
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He peeled open the brochure and scanned the first page but couldn't take the words in.
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Before reading the first page, though, I heard that Ferrell had dropped out of the movie.
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"From first page to last it is a thrilling, breathtaking book," The New York Times wrote.
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On the first page of my watercolor Moleskine I found a tree painted in Pasadena, Calif.
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"I won't describe what I look like," 10-year-old Auggie says on the first page.
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"My name is Nell Barber," she announces on the first page, as Joan hardly needs reminding.
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From the very first page I was seduced by the magnetic writing style of Alex Michaelides.
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Finally, the top 25 posts are sent to the first page of the user's Explore tab.
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James Wilson's words are reprinted on the first page of his newspaper this week and every week.
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The first page will be on the same piece of paper as the last page, for instance.
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In fact, Mueller invoked that rule on the first page of the obstruction section of his report.
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Inside, on the first page of the pamphlet, Barone anticipated her parents' and various others' instinctive responses.
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But from the first page of The Secret Commonwealth, Lyra is inarguably at the center of everything.
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There is a darkness within it that never lets up, from the first page to the last.
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In particular: The memo is often vague on dates, a slipperiness that begins on its first page.
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I was somewhat surprised that you chose the very first page of the score as your favorite.
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BOSTON — The first page of Seth Klarman's most recent 2700-page investor letter does not inspire confidence.
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Mattress Clarity often shows up No. 2 after Sleepopolis, on the first page of Google search results.
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On the first page, we're told that the trial of the Boston Marathon bombers has just begun.
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From the first page, there's an intimation that the novel is animated, in part, by private sorrow.
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The "Old King Cole" British nursery rhyme was printed on the very first page of the menu.
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Despite its blizzard of statistics, the book's most astonishing (and telling) declaration is on the first page.
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He's giving us, on the first page, two governor candidates who were selected in the primary elections.
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Yasmin's endearing voice captured the attention of the young readers in my house from the first page.
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The complaint of the so-called whistleblower, tells you on the first page his information is questionable.
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Look up their name on the internet and read past the first page of results, way past.
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If it starts on the first page and does this, it makes for an incredibly satisfying read.
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"Reserving judgments is a matter of infinite hope," Nick Carraway admits up front, on the first page.
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If sellers don't land on the first page, then they risk losing their business to those who do.
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When 90% of searchers don't go past the first page of links, they're not getting the full story.
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Even before they flip to the first page, they'll see a smiling black girl jumping on the cover.
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His quick, formulaic debunks appeared high on the first page of Google search results and in Google News.
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So I hand painted the first page of Harry Potter on my wall because I'm a huge nerd.
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Here's the first page, with "dinner" as opposed to "luncheon," and Skinner worried about having no other roasts.
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From the first page of Susan Choi's twisting novel, they are connected by a hot wire of desire.
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That's because 75% of users never click beyond that first page of search engine results pages, or SERPs.
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From the first page, Winslow establishes an uncanny authority and profound tone that belie the book's debut status.
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I can usually tell if that's going to happen in a novel within the first page or two.
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Leader put the question on the first page of Volume 1, and it bookends this two-volume opus.
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So you can go Google this, you can go ... It shows up in your first page of results.
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That means when people search the term "Minecraft," many of the videos on the first page are his.
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I Googled "mate 183 pro install play store," and literally every result on the first page recommended Lzplay.net.
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If your time is limited, you might concentrate on creating the cover and first page of your book.
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" A note on the first page further clarifies that it is "not a verbatim transcript of a discussion.
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"And it's not the good guys that pop up on the first page of your Google search results."
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I searched "room rental" and, on the first page of hits, found a link to the exact guidance needed.
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Being the dangerously obsessed Thrones fan that I am, I was hooked halfway into the first page: Ice dragons.
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On iOS devices there's a Play HD on Wi-Fi only toggle switch on the first page of options.
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The chart, on the first page below, shows a spike in populism recently – the highest since the 1930's.
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Turn on your iPhone, and swipe right from the lock screen (or the first page of your home screen).
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But of course, you keep reading; you start again from the first page and go through it all again.
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But by the end of this first page, we're being pulled away from the initial F-sharp major feel.
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Mr. Halaby's run-in with the state is right there on the first page of his Google search results.
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What's being written is the first page of a whole new chapter in the history of U.S.-China relations.
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"I am not who you think I am," she imagines telling a hypothetical acquaintance on the book's first page.
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"Ranking on the first page of an Amazon search result just got more difficult," Land of Marketplace Valet said.
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"A buttered heel of bread, a rhombus of stiff cheese, a puckered tangerine," we're shown on the first page.
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It appeals to the collector's mentality — to own the first page of the first superhero comic I ever read.
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"We found that notification style (banner or barrier) has no effect [on consent choice]; removing the opt-out button from the first page increases consent by 22-23 percentage points; and providing more granular controls on the first page decreases consent by 8-20 percentage points," they write in summary on that.
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In this week's episode of Strip Panel Naked, the mini-comics masterclass dedicated to digging up all the cool stuff hiding in comics, series host Hass Otsmane-Elhaou focuses on the very first page of Sandman: Overture, and looks at how it dismantles tradition with the nature of its very first page.
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The first page, she said, was totally normal and just featured a gorilla talking about how much he loved bananas.
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On the first page of "Problemas de Identidad" ("Identity Problems"), Carvalho wakes up naked in a hotel room in Madrid.
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It made me think there's no way this could be over if this is the first page of your report.
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On the Amazon website, its private-label products make up an average of 11 percent of first-page search results.
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Some are sites that operate as low-touch private detectives, hanging their shingle on the first page of Google results.
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" Here in Volume 2, "Love and Strife," the novel "Herzog" is published on the very first page and reaches "No.
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The entire first page was filled with the 300 words of the show's title, long even by Ms. Walker's standards.
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The first page is a brief statement from Attorney General Jeff Sessions from May 9, the day Comey was dismissed.
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On the first page of the story, I discover that the tiger is angry because her cubs have been killed.
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Chief Financial Officer Maggie Wu extolled "non-GAAP free cash flow" on the first page of its last earnings press release.
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Although the actress told PEOPLE she "completely forgot to read the first page of my speech," she was ready to celebrate.
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" But the document itself warns, on the very first page, not to be a verbatim document, under an all-caps: "CAUTION.
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Illustrated by Jefferson Quintana, a black-and-grey sky spreads across the first page, dotted with tiny constellations and spinning spirals.
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But soon after launch, Google tanked Foundem's ranking, pushing results far past the first page and slowing usage to a trickle.
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On the first page, Mr Katyal characterises the administration's claim that the lower court "eviscerated" the Supreme Court's order as "nonsense".
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Bluntly named "Vaccines Did Not Cause Rachel's Autism," it's the only pro-vaccine book on the first page of search results.
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One is the first page, which shows a kneeling and hurt T'Challa in front of the people who've cast him out.
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Rather than requiring multiple clicks, a toggle for the heat map is now visible on the first page of privacy settings.
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On the first page, usually, there are numbered "learning targets," and inside, inevitably, a list of specialized vocabulary words to master.
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If the records aren't readily available online, you can call the number from the public records file on the first page.
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Main Stage Productions, a website I found on the first page of Google, lists Action Bronson's booking fee at around $35,000.
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On the novel's first page that's made clear when King writes it burned to the ground because of a defective boiler.
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"The deeper you go, the poorer quality information you'll find," says Cocco, who suggests sticking to the first page of results.
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She shows me the very first page of the chapter on thyroid cancer, where it states that MTC is often hereditary.
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The first page, you recognize, has something typed down, kind of erased so you are unable to understand what its saying.
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Mendes wrote it on the screenplay's first page: "1917" would be presented as if it were all shot in one take.
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In three other starts, including the Masters, he opened with scores that put him on the first page of the leaderboard.
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"The first page is a photograph of an exhibition in 1993 with a giant hole cut in the wall," she said.
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" Clicking the entry link for a specific category returned the user to the first page urging them to "Shop all deals.
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I read it straight through without stopping, and then I turned to the first page and read it all over again.
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Under the "code of practice", Bing and Google have agreed to remove links to infringing content from the first page of results.
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That afternoon, Cohen sent iPhone photographs of his passport, including the first page with his passport number, photograph, and other identifying details.
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I ground my teeth and said I would redo it carefully, peeling the first page off and promptly slicing open my finger.
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The algorithm change penalized those tactics, which meant we no longer showed up on the first page for business-related search terms.
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Most people don't dig beyond the first page, so having your own positive links bury the negative ones could dull their impact.
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Even though it's been two years, those stories show up prominently on the first page of a Google search of Quarrie's name.
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In a deep dive into the first page of Romulus, Blake talks about why he kept the images so rooted in symbol.
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And Norman Lear's "Even This I Get to Experience" is an essential history of American television — genius from first page to last.
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That's because the lower fare allows full-service carriers to appear on the first page of search engines such as Google Flights.
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Not unlike that first page of your new notebook where the neatest handwriting is usually found, a card makes every word count.
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We've known that it was not an original word-for-word transcript given the notation at the bottom of the memo's first page.
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While 71% of the items on the first page of search results had five-star reviews, almost 90% of those reviews were unverified.
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On the first page, just a few paragraphs in, is the following passage: What George Orwell feared were those who would ban books.
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The authors looked at search results for 20163 people over the 25 days preceding the election and evaluated the first page for bias.
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A footnote on the first page of the letter indicated that none of the scholars who signed had been compensated by stakeholder companies.
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Clinton's "obscenity-laced tirades" on the first page of his introduction, and the opening sentence from the first lady includes a hearty expletive.
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Furthermore, a brutal afternoon forecast for Friday could provide him with an ideal opportunity to move onto the first page of the leaderboard.
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" When asked why he keeps the images on the first page so simple, he expounds, saying "That was all of the relevant information.
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Looking at the first page of search results, I discovered that CNN was the big winner, scoring two of the first ten results.
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The first page explained the concept of a monthly subscription for contacts and asked those who were interested to submit their email addresses.
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"My life was infiltrated by Israeli spies and harassing lawyers, some of the most formidable on earth," she writes on the first page.
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On the first page of results, there was also a listing for DIY hand sanitizer – but it doesn't actually contain any hand sanitizer.
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"I knew from the very first page that this was something absolutely transcendent," Marysue Rucci, the editor in chief of Simon & Schuster, said.
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I was worried that if I wrote a book that just spoke truth to what's happening, people wouldn't get past the first page.
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The first page of search results would probably be a few government websites and maybe a Wikipedia article about what the European Parliament is.
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"If you haven't explained to me in the first [page] how you're going to help my business succeed, I'll never hire you," says O'Leary.
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The first page also features Coach, which offers up a handful of quick (five to 15 minute) workouts for strengthening your abs and such.
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Items not on the first page might as well not exist for many shoppers, forcing sellers to pay up to be a featured good.
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Studies show that 75% of people click on the first one or two search results, while just seven percent browse past the first page.
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In the headphones category, for example, the investigation found that the first page of the top-rated list was dominated by relatively unknown brands.
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When it comes to SEO (search engine optimization, or the art of appearing on the first page of Google), some things remain a mystery.
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By now, most people have heard the the stat that some 75% of people never venture beyond the first page of Google search results.
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And while there were few anti-Trump designs, searching for Clinton's flags showed several anti-Hillary designs prominently on the first page of results.
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It's usually the first page of your policy and, for auto insurance, will typically include collision and comprehensive coverage with further delineated line items.
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To do this, I had to familiarize myself with the first page of my policy — often referred to as a declaration, or dec, page.
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Do you have a sense of what percentage of your readers got through it versus looked at the first page, first couple hundred words?
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The first page of the report featured a "sensitive content warning" due to the "descriptions of an adult nature and coarse language" featured therein.
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For your site to attain the coveted first-page search engine real estate, you must roll up your sleeves and do some serious optimization.
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One listing for "Immunity Tea to fight off anything viral" showed up on the first page of "coronavirus" Etsy results, and selling for $25.
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Each of the plagiarized coronavirus books NBC News noticed in the first page of search results were eligible for a loan using Kindle Unlimited.
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He started on the first page of the legislation in his first tweet, adding his disapproval of allocated funding for the National Science Foundation.
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"Leader put the question on the first page of Volume 1, and it bookends this two-volume opus," Mark Greif writes in his review.
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On the first page we see an old man and his rambunctious granddaughter strolling the sunny sidewalks and leafy yards of a small town.
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The first page of the document shows that the DHS obtained the tweet through the Open Source Collection Acquisition Requirement-Management System (OSCAR-MS).
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If you were wondering, 92% of users only bother to skim the first page, and only 6% make an effort to reach the second page.
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Facts First: The document released by the White House explicitly says, on the first page, that it is not an exact transcript of the call.
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I won't lie — I was first drawn to Buzz, Sting, Bite because of its beautiful cover, but I was taken in from the first page.
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I knew, within the first page of Braithwaite's debut novel, that she delivered on all of those criteria, and the result was something truly special.
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It is not hard to imagine his appearance on the first page of the leaderboard casting a discomfiting shadow over the players he is chasing.
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In a blog post, Facebook say they sent the administrators of the Britain First page a written warning about their persistent breach of community standards.
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While videos spreading conspiracy theories on the coronavirus could still be found, they did not appear in the first page of search results for YouTube.
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The Testaments, Margaret Atwood's much-anticipated sequel to her 1985 bestselling dystopian novel The Handmaid's Tale, crackles with a rare electricity from its first page.
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In Broward County, the Senate contest appeared in the lower left section of the first page, under a set of instructions rendered in several languages.
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" Baily and Wang are not the only pseudonymous or nonexistent authors to take over the first page of results about the coronavirus on Amazon. "Dr.
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On Friday, Lieu tweeted the first page of a December 31 letter from Nunes' attorney, Steven Biss, threatening to sue to protect his client's reputation.
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The Massachusetts-born MacKenzie, who has lived in Ethiopia and Brazil, acknowledges on the first page how much his story participates in this literary tradition.
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As the Journal reports, the majority of clicks come from the first page of search results, with most coming in just the top few rows.
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Entertainment Weekly has released the first page of "Winter," so we can tell you exactly what they're up to: drinking coffee and trashing Gwyneth Paltrow.
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His shift in focus is evident in the Facebook campaigns he oversees: His first page, FindSarahFindJacob, has more recently given way to a new page, JusticeForSarahAndJacob.
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In other muted, post-Minimalist panels, Ms. Quaytman borrows af Klint's symbolic vocabulary, including the handwritten "+" and "x" on the first page of af Klint's notebooks.
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The RECTO side is typically odd-numbered, because the first page of a left-to-right book is on the right-hand side of the page.
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The first page of the report's introduction makes clear that Barr cut crucial context around that much-discussed quotation — including the first half of the sentence.
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The Times obtained one page of his New York State resident income tax returns as well as the first page of New Jersey and Connecticut nonresident returns.
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The TerribleBy Yrsa Daley-WardJune 93Open up the first page of Yrsa Daley-Ward's genre-defying memoir, and you'll find yourself immediately transfixed by her rhythmic language.
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The motion also said prosecutors hid information from the defense, including the first page of Morales' original three-page statement about Guandique's supposed confession and other documents.
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Marvel's Secret Empire has surprised, angered, and even upset fans from its very first page, due to the Captain America-Hydra reveal that preceded the comic's debut.
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But I noticed that your first page of Google results highlights your recent marriage instead of your Olympic achievements—the "gold medals" bit is kind of buried.
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And the recent wave of bombings is out of the very first page in the group's playbook, back when the Islamic State was Al Qaeda in Iraq.
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In his book, Mr. Cruz writes of receiving a graded paper from Mr. George, seeing a "C+" on a folded corner of the first page and panicking.
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The receptionist, who spoke in a treacly drawl, directed her to a question on the first page, which asked if the applicant was a United States citizen.
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They were nowhere to be found on the first page of the leader board, a reminder that talent on the tour is much more than three-deep.
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This update to our recidivism policy means that Pages that were created prior to when we removed the first Page can now be subject to this policy.
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But it's smartly constructed and stylistically thrilling from the first page to the last, providing the reader with a distinct, macabre pleasure of chugging toward inevitable carnage.
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By contrast, Garret Keizer, as he bluntly explains on the first page of his memoir "Getting Schooled," first became an English teacher to fulfill his parents' expectations.
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From the first page to the last, the character remains hazy, a generic "other" conjured to make the reader feel (poor Farouk!) but never think (why Farouk
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When you find language to be savored and characters that boldly declare their presence from the first page, these are the books that deserve to be heard.
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The effort, dubbed "Project Dragonfly" internally, reportedly included blocking search results for sensitive queries, like "peaceful protest," or suppressing certain search results off of the first page.
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When I work with CEOs on their communication skills, I'll often grab their notes and, with a sharpie, draw a big smiley face on the first page.
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Many Amazon customers shop on the site by searching for a keyword, and sellers desperately want to appear on the first page of those search results, McCabe said.
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"We know that the first page of search results generate more than 80% of search purchases, so getting it right is critically important for Etsy's business," he said.
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On the very first page of The End of Animal Farming, author Jacy Reese makes it clear that the book is not about why animal farming is bad.
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I thought about the dozens of things I wanted to write to her on the first page, things that had collected in my mind over the last year.
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In the biggest collapse of the week, Mickelson went from the first page of the leaderboard to missing the cut, the result of a brutal series of mistakes.
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We have yet to learn the full circumstances around the uprising, but such is their rage that, on that very first page, T'Challa has already been struck down.
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Jim Cramer: Dave you have never minced words in all the years we have known each other first page of your gigantic meeting is Honeywell United Technologies combination.
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I didn't make it past the first page before spotting the all-too-familiar commonality: He had several siblings but his father singled him out for regular beatings.
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" The man who makes the remark, on the first page of Emma Donoghue's engrossing novel, is the driver of an uncomfortable horse-drawn wagon called a "jaunting car.
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Due to that single quotation mark at the front, all three tracks titled "'Mama' Doll" wind up on the first page when you click through to the site.
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The fleeting stars from "Where'd You Go, Bernadette" or "Special Topics in Calamity Physics" grab our attention from the start, though they're long gone by the first page.
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"The first time Juan Ruiz proposes, I'm eleven years old, skinny and flat-chested," Ana Canción, the narrator of Cruz's third novel, informs us on the first page.
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Creating his own production company allowed Pedro an unusual luxury: he could often shoot a movie from first page to last, rather than in the least expensive order.
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Oz pitches the book's heartbreak and humanism perfectly from first page to last, as befits a writer who understands how vital a political role a novelist can play.
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As he explains on the first page of "The Art of the Deal," he liked to let the day come to him -- no planned meetings, no set agendas.
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I showed the first page of my essay, showed my name, to Sonia, who just nodded and pointed to a sign that indicated the direction of 1-A.
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But five years later, the summary moved again, this time to the second front (the first page of the second section), now with a Quotation of the Day.
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On the first page, there are two different gloves listed, one for $17 and one for $60, that look exactly identical and come in the exact same colors.
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A recent Guardian report revealed that the majority of the results on Google's first page for searches like "are Muslims bad?" and "are women evil?" depict marginalized groups negatively.
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O'Leary says that when he's looking at resumes, he never reads beyond the first page, and he's not alone — recruiters spend about 7.4 seconds on average scanning a resume.
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A product with a lot of reviews is more likely to be on the first page than a new listing with just a handful of ratings, according to McCabe.
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But the algorithmic change instead seems simply to be pushing it down further, and a bit inconsistently — at this writing, it's back on the first page, toward the bottom.
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Only the first page is visible in the display, and it begins with an introduction to Harry, the Dursleys, Hagrid, Ron, Hermione, and Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
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Lumumba's image appeared on the cover of the program, and on the first page, he spoke from the grave with a signed-and-sealed resolution from the mayor's desk.
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Once the iPad is unlocked, swipe to the right from the first page of your homescreen, and again you'll find the search bar at the top of the screen.
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"It was only years later that I noticed with chagrin that the first page reads 'Keyboard Study 1' and the other two pages are 'Keyboard Study 2,'" she writes.
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If you start from here [he opens his score and flips to the first page], you have canons, percussion — this is obvious, this is a storm, this is excitement.
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The Matthiessen obituary, published on April 22001, 215, conveyed insights that spoke of firsthand knowledge of his subject, and it brought Mr. Lehmann-Haupt his first Page 21965 byline.
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He tore the first page out of a bible given to him by Queen Alexandra, abandoning the rest of the heavy text, though a crew member secretly saved it.
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R. "The first time Juan Ruiz proposes, I'm eleven years old, skinny and flat-chested," Ana Canción, the narrator of Cruz's third novel, informs us on the first page.
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He pulls one out to show me the first page, which has scores of simple pencil drawings of Moorish doors, all seen on recent trips to Tangier and Seville.
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Another number to get comfortable with is your adjusted growth income (AGI), which can be found at the bottom of the first page as well as the second page.
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Start out with an unvarnished depiction of reality from Paul Theroux, who is adept at immersing you fully within a setting by the time you've finished the first page.
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Unlike search ads on Google and Amazon, Apple's are currently limited to one ad on the first page of results, leaving it room to include more ads in the future.
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Sometimes, as with the anti-vax movement and some alternative-health communities, large groups of true believers coordinate to catapult their preferred content into the first page of search results.
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"Instead of making sure you're on the first page of search results, you'll have to make sure you're the one or two items that Alexa suggests you buy," she said.
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And given most web users don't look past the first page (or even the first few), search results regional delistings seems a fair enough balance — at least as things stand.
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The child who opens the cover of a Dr. Seuss book is not just reading the first page but entering a world populated by grotesque but giddily good-humored creatures.
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Recipe bloggers want to catch the attention of the illusive Google algorithm — and, ideally, land their recipe on the coveted first page — so they must demonstrate "authority" in their field.
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Ripen's goal was to help third-party clients who sell on the giant retailer jockey for a better position — say, on the first page of results rather than further back.
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You'll learn things like landing on the first page of search, perfecting your listing, limiting your rental work to only a handful of hours a week, and becoming a SuperHost.
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VICE: It's clear from the first page of The Well-Dressed Wound that it takes on a tone and scope unlike almost anything else that has been put on paper.
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I opened the book to what I judged was the first page and read what turned out to be the most fascinating of the stories my father had told me.
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Tick the box in the top toolbar to select all of the emails in your first page, or select individual emails by checking the boxes next to each message. 2.
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Bonds enlisted the help of an SEO coach (via a two-hour paid coaching call) to learn how to write articles that would rank on the first page of Google.
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Mr. Turpin ordered a scan of the first page from the Library of Congress, which held the only known (and as yet undigitized or microfilmed) copy of that day's Dispatch.
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In any case, having broached merely the first page of Young's most recent collection, I feel like I've already done my job, namely to suggest the agile brilliance of his poetry.
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On the very first page, Thurm ignites the engine of her plot when Roger Goldenhar, a commercial real estate developer on a family vacation in Florida, secretly buys a semiautomatic pistol.
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"I don't know if it's true, but years ago, I had heard that Tim had framed the first page of the chapter and hung it in his house," Dr. Leary said.
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When she looked at charts comparing photos of benign and malignant moles, she was relieved that the photo of the benign mole on the first page looked like the new spot.
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And the story itself repeats at the end back to the first page so it's kind of never ending question and struggle to find the balance or to be just good.
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These days, people might post their sonograms on Facebook, show them off at a baby shower or a "gender reveal" party, paste them on the first page of the baby book.
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The first page of WeWork's investor deck is dated October 11th, so assuming the clock starting ticking then, the deadline for the completion of the "game plan" is Saturday, January 9th.
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My justification for my style, from the first, has always been that if you Google my name, the very first page of results is filled with stories about how I'm trans.
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The document is a draft, as noted in handwriting in the upper right-hand corner of the first page, dated February 1, 1974, a month before Nixon's co-conspirators were indicted.
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On the first page of Neel Mukherjee's "A Life Apart" (Norton), we see the hero, Ritwik Ghosh, standing in a line in South Calcutta, as if he were at the bank.
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Inside Morton's abandoned van at the compound, "I love my family" is written over hearts drawn on the first page of a notebook belonging to "Aisha," one of his four children.
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An unusual ballot design in Broward County may have caused voters to pass over the Senate race without realizing it, since it was in the bottom left corner of the first page.
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When the FBI sent me its most recent batch of declassified documents regarding Corbally, the first page on the stack was a 1966 "Airtel" from FBI headquarters to the New York office.
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The first page of search results for headphones, when sorted to display the products with the best reviews first, showed that 100% of the items were being sold by brands that Which?
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First, Page hasn't been charged with anything, and second, the first contact with Page preceded the official opening of the counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia in late July.
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Organizers told The Associated Press they have set up a new page for the event, which was being organized before the first page was set up, but fear the damage is done.
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Joining Spieth, 22, and Kaufman, 227, on the first page of the leaderboard were three other millennials: Hideki Matsuyama, 22002; and Danny Willett and the world No. 222, Jason Day, both 21995.
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The PDF contained the first page of several academic papers, with the names of members of the BU group and other members of the proposed study underlined to demonstrate their co-authorship.
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Fall partially succeeded in Google-bombing her title phrase — the first page of links now includes her story and articles about it — but it didn't necessarily make the search results more positive.
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The mysterious document that went viral, before being blocked by Chinese censors, appeared to be a cellphone photo of the first page of an internal document from the Agricultural Bank of China.
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Punches, profanity and streams of offbeat argot fly from the first page of this idiosyncratic debut novel about a Mexican immigrant living on the edge of survival in an unnamed American city.
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It's written like a transcript, with direct quotations assigned to each leader, but it is not an authoritative transcription of an audio recording — as a note on the first page makes clear.
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But beyond the paid ads, the first page of search results was dominated by dubious surveys and "product testing" offers — exactly the sites you'd expect to be optimizing for a "free iPhone" search.
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Junger said that after Ledger, who was days away from turning 20 when the film premiered, read the first page of the script, he stopped him there and had him do some improv.
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While Orwell's hero Winston Smith attempts his doomed act of thoughtcrime rebellion against Big Brother from the very first page, Jessup takes an age to really stand up to his dictator, Buzz Windrip.
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Woods has often been on the first page of the leaderboard on Sunday, only to watch his wayward driver and balky putting cost him several shots at that elusive first victory since 2013.
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There's plenty more to explore in Vivaldi, including tab thumbnails, a rewind button that goes back to the first page in a tab's history, support for Chrome extensions, and tons of customization options.
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They're sitting in the university library right now trying to battle on with Active Intolerance: Michel Foucault, the Prisons Information Group, and the Future of Abolition, but are stuck on the first page.
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It still might take you a little while to hit the first page of results for "Thai girls for sale," as Midland City has apparently done, but you can get close enough. Advertise!
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However, that concept has been debunked, said Alliance Bernstein & Co. analyst Ali Dibadj, citing research showing 64 percent of customers buy the first three items, and 81 percent buy on the first page.
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So even before opening the first page of "Ten Caesars," the reader feels a debt of gratitude to Strauss for scything off a superfluous 60-plus rulers and concentrating on a manageable number.
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That was the series that began unforgettably with Bernstein analyzing the opening of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony while he and the musicians strolled over a giant reproduction of the first page of the score.
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On the first page of most years' annual reports was an accounting of how many employees the company had in the United States and worldwide, and the total pay and benefits they received.
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"From the first page, the first sentence, I was in, I was open, I was shook up," she says in a video announcing the novel "American Dirt" as her next book club pick.
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And then deflates when on the first page the young protagonist, 6 years old and living in a cramped East Cleveland apartment, struggles to wake up her naked mother from their bathroom floor.
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The first page of the book was set up in three alternative kinds of type and two drawings each were ordered from five sky-priced artists before the jacket par excellence was selected.
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"The first page of Song of Myself he's like 'I will be undisguised and naked,' and here he is!" she said through giggles as she pulled up the photo on her computer monitor.
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Sure enough, in The Times, there was the Plainfield-Winona score, on the first page of the sports section, not far from the detailed accounts of wins by Fordham, Army, Notre Dame and Dartmouth.
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Search for "nail art" or "nude nail polish" and the first page of results will still feature a vast variety of fair, porcelain, vanilla skin — without the skin tone feature anywhere to be found.
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As Digital Trends reports, it initially appeared to have removed a result for the query "did the Holocaust happen" from white supremacist site Stormfront, which previously appeared at the top of the first page.
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She's positive the first page of the ballot then showed a vote cast for O'Rourke because when she saw the machine highlight his name, she says she did "a happy dance" in her head.
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As an actual book-recommendation engine, it's somewhat limited by just randomly showing you the first page of the various novels in the collection, but the gimmick of trying books blindly is still fun.
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And so it is no surprise that the first page of the Masters Spectator Guide begins with a passage written by club co-founder Robert Jones in 1967 that addresses conduct, customs and etiquette.
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First, Page Six alleged that while Thora filmed 2007 indie film The Winter of Frozen Dreams, Jack threatened the crew and "demanded" to be present for her sex scenes on an otherwise closed set.
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Books are usually a break from our ugly, confusing reality, but Chinese architect Yu Ting designed the Zhongshu Bookstore in Suzhou, China to get the job done before readers ever turn the first page.
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There are a few notable exceptions; Sepuya thoughtfully addresses the blatant racism that takes place on the first page of Woolf's novel, where Orlando is found playing with a decapitated head of a Moor.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - When Hungarian film-maker Kornel Mundruczo reviewed a screenplay in 2014 about the adventures of a Syrian refugee boy in Budapest, the first page carried the notation "some time in the future".
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I got the only interview that day with Canada's first elected senator and ended my day at the paper's presses, watching my first page one article roll off them and onto the newspaper trucks.
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The FBI is overseen by the DOJ, and the very first page of the whistleblower's complaint says Attorney General William Barr "appears to be involved as well" in the president's alleged abuses of power.
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He marvels, for example, at the lambent, kinetic description of a train platform on the first page of " King, Queen, Knave ," where Nabokov seems to bless and improve a world engendered by God and man.
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She has used her experience in digital marketing to create blogs, social media profiles and websites in an effort to drown out the revenge porn from the first page of Google's results for her name.
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The books, which were simple hack jobs written by Fiverr writers, were hundreds of pages long and, on the first page, featured a recommendation to flip to the last page to get a free giveaway.
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"We are introduced from the first page to a cast of tenants … who recur across the collection, finding different ways to connect, disconnect and let one another down," Rion Amilcar Scott writes in his review.
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Americans dominated the first page of the leaderboard at the Tiburon Golf Club, with Nelly Korda and Marina Alex equaling Thompson's score on Friday to sit in a tie for fourth place at eight under.
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On the first page of the text, we are confronted with a stark black-and-white illustration of an urban grid, a drone's-eye view of the "hood" and the arteries of freeways around it.
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But the first page and a half of the menu flag the lesser-available flavors of Nepal, sandwiched between China in the north and India in the south and the birthplace of chef Ganesh Thapa.
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Like Baidu, a censored Google search app would completely block results for sensitive queries, including "human rights" and "peaceful protest," according to The Intercept, while suppressing results to other queries off of the first page.
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"Some little time is necessary to get the machinery in easy working order," Raymond wrote for the first Page 2, perhaps not imagining that his descendants would still be tinkering with it 166 years later.
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The author began the diary in 1941 — the date written on the first page — while she was working at a weather station that served the farming operations of the sprawling Karlag labor camp in Kazakhstan.
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Visit CNN's Facts First page The Obama administration subsequently issued a set of sanctions to punish Russia for its interference in the 2016 election and booted 35 Russian diplomats the US accused of being intelligence officers.
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Whether you define yourself by your astrological sign or don't even know if you're a Taurus or a Scorpio, this book will capture your attention and keep you entertained from the first page to the last.
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ET on Wednesday morning there are four separate posts just on the first page of the DestinyTheGame subreddit (1, 2, 3, 4) that take issue with the amount of time it takes for abilities to recharge.
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The competition amongst porn distributors to appear on the first page of search results is fierce, and according to Paul, Google and other search engines no longer allow paid search marketing that directs to adult websites.
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The person reading the letter may have started out feeling suspicious of the whistleblower, confirmed that suspicion based on the first page of the letter and then completely missed the important information on the second page.
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"Opening the first page of his biography of Eleanor Roosevelt is be transported into her child-life," Lisa Von Drasek, curator of the children's literature research collections at the University of Minnesota Libraries, said by email.
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Then he had another group of Americans, hired through the crowdsourcing website Amazon Mechanical Turk, use a point scale to rate the supposed bias of the articles found on the first page of the search results.
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So on the first page of the first draft of his script, Lord wrote out a mission statement for the film, proclaiming that if anyone can identify with Spider-Man, then anyone could be the character, too.
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The first page was left mostly blank to allow the images on the next page to bleed through the newsprint onto the cover, leveraging an ordinarily restrictive condition of the medium: It's so thin that it's semitransparent.
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It took me a while to open the first book, but the moment I did, I dropped like a leaf onto a swiftly moving river, swept along from the first page to the last, in one sitting.
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Weinstein works in the language of visual repetition from the first page, using the stones beneath a temple in the Japanese city of Kusama's birth to introduce the idea of small, repetitive pieces comprising a visual whole.
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And although Google returns several skeptical articles and videos for the term, it also gives a lot of pro-conspiracy content — including, for much of the weekend, the shooter's manifesto on the first page of search results.
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The researcher then had another group of Americans, hired through the crowdsourcing website Amazon Mechanical Turk, use a point scale to rate the supposed bias of the articles found on the first page of the search results.
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The book is so gorgeously written and deeply insightful, and with a line of narrative tension that never slacks, from the first page to the last, that it's one you'll likely read in a single, delicious sitting.
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A Pattern analysis found that for the search term "men's sunglasses," the top five vendors each rake in $235,2119 per month on average; the top 10 sellers earn $53,000, and products on the first page make $42,000.
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Simply download them from The Intercept website, open them in a photo-editing app, highlight the top left-hand corner of the first page, invert the colors, and you can make out the roughly rectangular, checkerboard pattern.
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The first page to be updated is one that reflects Trump's executive order on energy independence, which calls for a review of the Clean Power Plan put into place by his predecessor, President Barack Obama, the statement said.
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Navigate beyond the first page, and you are likely to find yourself again in the basic Amazon experience: great for Amazon, and I suppose somewhat helpful in its predictability, but not what every brand wants or needs today.
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"If we continue to push our depictions of sexuality into the shadows, we allow them to continue to be defined and co-opted by the status quo — whatever is on the first page of a porn tube site."
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As the train pulled out of the station, she unfolded the first page of the book, carefully placing it under the needle of the machine, and began to sew, each page unravelling as an unbroken line started forming.
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He also added flourishes not in the script, like presenting the title, "My Moments With Stan," in the font of the original Fantastic Four logo and curating the display of classic Marvel covers shown on the first page.
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Technical SEO: 2-Second Website Load Speed In 1 Day — $12.99 See Details Across eight courses and over 200 lectures, this training bundle will help you earn a coveted spot on the first page of Google's search results.
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Every other year I'd Google the same thing hoping a new webpage would appear, but a decade later, all I'd come to know was the order in which the studies ranked on the Google search's first page of results.
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Indeed, the most surprising disclosure comes on the book's first page, where Warren reveals that she and her husband spent election night watching "Ballers," an HBO comedy starring Dwayne Johnson, the actor and former wrestler known as The Rock.
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The company did $240,000 in sales in 2016, he said, but is now on track to do $700,000 in sales this year after he used marketing techniques to get the storefront back on the first page of search results.
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Search for "best rewards credit cards" on Google, and you'll find the company right away, in spots below the ads on the first page of results that would cost piles of money if NerdWallet had to pay for them.
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" The passage continues: A subsequent statement from Ivana Trump, published on the first page of Lost Tycoon and as a footnote to this passage, expressed that she did not mean the word rape in a "literal or criminal sense.
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Other left-leaning sites that appeared on the first page were CBS, The Atlantic, CNBC, The New Yorker, Politico, Reuters, and USA Today (the last two outlets on this list could arguably be considered more centrist than the others).
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Don't tell Schulz this, because I'm affirming people's worst fear of shrinks (that we obnoxiously analyze everyone around us), but the first page of her piece certainly made me wonder what unconscious motives were leading her to lose everything.
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And yet, he won the nomination, and that man — the worst of the worst — beat a woman who had more qualifications on the first page of her résumé than he could ever have achieved in his whole pathetic life.
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From its very first page, we are on the dark side of the moon, where logic holds no sway and all that matters is the next "pinprick of pain-pleasure" provided by the narrator's burning her arms with cigarettes.
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The dedication inside the first page reads as follows: For every woman who has ever been told — usually by some dude — that she is too wet, too dry, too gross, too loose, too tight, too bloody, or too smelly.
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And he did so from the first page: The moment when Colonel Aureliano Buendía stands before the firing squad ends in a flashback, to when he first touched ice as a child and Macondo was only a small village.
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The very first page included a physicist who ran hospital X-ray departments, a mathematician who traveled to Serbia as a doctor, and a scientist who survived a typhus epidemic abroad but died of pneumonia in London soon after returning home.
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Trump went on to characterize the memo about that call released last week by the White House as "exact" and "word for word" — even though it says on its very first page that it is not in fact a transcript.
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Their problem is the same problem that haunts Ready Player One from its first page to its last, like a vengeful poltergeist: the desire to indulge in playful, optimistic nostalgia about your favorite things while the world falls down around you.
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In this case, while the machine is still populating the ballot with the straight-party votes, users are inadvertently touching the dial and pressing the "enter" button when the first page of the ballot containing the senate race is still loading.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.), another staunch Cuba critic, hopes Castro's death is "the first page of the closing chapter on the Castro regime" and said she believes Trump will make good on his promise to revisit Obama's Cuba policies.
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Panic Away has now developed into a whole system, but at the time I found the ebook, it was literally just a Microsoft Word document that you could download online, featuring a picture of its author skydiving on the first page.
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Along with opportunities to connect with brands, and work with Wattpad Studios to turn their stories into books, TV shows, films, and digital projects, writers can now make money directly from the fans that have supported them since their first page.
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The other celebrates a scientific discovery that more directly affects daily life around the world: it is the first page of the "Information Management" proposal by the CERN physicist Tim Berners-Lee in 1989 that created the World Wide Web.
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CreditCreditCole Wilson for The New York Times Håkan Söderström, the hulking hero of Hernán Diaz's novel, "In the Distance," makes a stupendous entrance, ascending onto the first page through a star-shaped void on a featureless plain of white sea ice.
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Introduced as "a pretty girl of 200" on the first page of "The Secret of the Old Clock" in 232, Nancy has inspired generations of readers (Sonia Sotomayor, Oprah Winfrey and Hillary Clinton among them) with her style and pluck.
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We are introduced from the first page to a cast of tenants living in the low-income housing project in the mid-1980s, individuals who recur across the collection, finding different ways to connect, disconnect and let one another down.
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The FTI report in its first page names al-Qahtani, the former advisor, as a potential culprit, noting his role as president and chairman of the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming and Drones during the time of the Bezos hack.
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Conspicuous by their absences from the first page of the leader board were Rickie Fowler and Jordan Spieth, who teed off Sunday directly ahead of Garcia and Rose in a pairing that failed to live up to its advance billing.
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On the first page I experienced syrupy-sweet poetry, a siren song for a lost love — "light of my life, fire of my loins" — I became a part of Humbert's seemingly innocent desire — lost in a eulogy of ashen lust.
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And so, as with Google search results, getting your product on the first page of results for a specific term — or giving it a chance of floating upward in one of the site's countless recommendation or discovery mechanisms — is crucial.
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Here's a list of Brooklyn restaurants and the number of brunch pics each one has on Yelp's first page of images (number represents photos out of 30 per page): Traditionally, there are three meals in the day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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On the first page of the lawsuit, Wheeler recounts a text from Butowsky that makes the claim that the president has read the story: The lawsuit provides other evidence suggesting that the White House may have been involved in the story.
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The score's demands are precise technically and emotionally — its first page, for instance, asks for string harmonics "like an icy whisper, but with a pulsation" — and this recording is faithful to both claims, an entry into a world that's inviting, yet chilling.
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As Gizmodo discovered Monday evening, the science database was coming up in the first page of results for searches that included the word "watch" and the title of most movies currently playing in theaters, like Black Panther, Fifty Shades Freed, and Oceans 8.
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"Even if you type in 'ACA plans' or 'ObamaCare plans,' the first page of results is mostly junk insurance," said Sabrina Corlette, a research professor and founder of Georgetown University's Center on Health Insurance Reforms who co-authored the Urban Institute report.
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The only time either notebook mentions Erving Goffman is on the first page, where she takes down what seems to be a quote from a posthumously published talk on fieldwork: ''The most difficult thing about doing fieldwork is remembering who you are.
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All of my books have a beginning (the first page being the only white page I work on), an apex, or an area of the book where I can see I have lost some control, and an end where I regain some control.
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We've started making a list of no-show names on the first page of our book of reservations—in part to protect the business, but mostly for [the customers], so we can educate them the next time they try to make a reservation.
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Similarly, In Bocca Al Lupo's first track (they know how to throw an opening punch) "Boy Decide" rips a guitar solo in the middle of a song that reads like it was pulled from the first page of Cormac McCarthy's The Blood Meridian.
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Designed by developer Givi Phirtskhalava, the site presents you with the first page of a novel as a blank, standalone item without title, author, or cover, allowing you to experience the beginning of a book without coloring it with any preconceived ideas.
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Your SEO (Search Engine Optimization) strategy is key to not only landing on the first page of Google search — usually the starting and stopping ground for most users when they query — it's also essential when it comes down to increasing your overall traffic.
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On the very first page of HELL FIRE (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $24), a young mother and her 4-year-old son lie dead of multiple stab wounds in the ramshackle little trailer in the Norwegian woods where they had spent the night.
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Unapologetically raw and full of terrible truths, the play confronts the audience from the first page on, never letting up, never letting go, tearing into those watching it as much as it does those of us on stage trying to survive it.
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I've done this with Saul Bellow and Laurie Colwin, Richard Yates and Jean Stafford, and — it seems related to 9-year-old me, finishing "Starring Sally J. Freedman as Herself," then flipping back to the first page and starting it all over again.
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On the first page, drone operators were asked to provide details about their mission — specifically, the type of mission (there are six options, including "Bombing" and "Explosive Plane"), the militants who were involved, the location and the way point coordinates for the flight.
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When I typed "scarf" into Etsy, the first page of results included $6 pashminas and "custom satin edge scarves" with "Your Logo Here" photoshopped onto them ($9.99), and very few "handmade" listings that are priced anywhere near what an actual handmade scarf costs.
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Yet while it's impossible to control what people say about you all over the internet, for the right amount of money you can control the message on that all-important first page of Google, thanks to a cottage industry of consultants and flat-out spammers.
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When Headey handed Broden a binder filled with her ideas and inspiration, the first page showed a picture of a woman holding a kitchen knife and crying, below which she'd written, "This is me if you f— it up," she recalls with a laugh.
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Anyhow, best of luck to Santorum in his continued efforts to find something, anything that will push "The frothy mix of lube and fecal matter that is sometimes the byproduct of anal sex" further down the first page of Google results for his name.[Alphaville]
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Immolated monks, raped women, limbless elderly, and dead orphans would all be listed on the first page for any number of search queries, with graphic images and tales of atrocity immediately leaping to the eyes of anyone searching for even the most innocent information.
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It's quite a tease, not really giving anyone any clues or looks at the second Fantastic Beasts movie, but it does include a shot of the first page of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone and a little montage of fans holding up wands.
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" (The readout states on the first page that it is not a verbatim transcript, but rather a reconstruction based on the notes of White House officials who listened in on the call.) "Thank you so very much," Zelensky responded, "and I appreciate the congratulations.
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But some Democrats believe that the design of the Broward ballot used in the county played a role: The Senate contest appeared in the bottom left-hand corner of the first page, beneath the instructions to voters, where it may have been easily overlooked.
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" The first page of the score "has everything you want with this period of Philip's output," Mr. Muhly said during the interview, in which he spoke with his trademark inexhaustible enthusiasm despite fighting off a sinus infection he's had "since, like, the Obama administration.
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You should always check the top portion of your tax return to verify that your personal details — like your name, social security number and address are correct — she says, as well as the top portion of the first page, which has all of your income.
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Which is when, you know, girls are told they're not as good at math, so if you give girls and boys a math test and on the first page make them check off what their gender is, that creates anxieties and the girls will perform worse.
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The study also found variations in how news articles and videos were laid out among standard text links, and as many as 22 different domains showing up in the first page of results for "vaccinations," with a standard search result page typically containing 10 organic links.
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Well, they actually let you know in 10 reasons on the first page, which range from, "because we want real talk for real girls," to "because we're tired of being talked down to, talked around, or not talked to at all," to "because we can," and back.
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They compiled a list of thousands of websites that were banned, and then integrated this information into a censored version of Google's search engine so that it would automatically manipulate Google results, purging links to websites prohibited in China from the first page shown to users.
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I was struck by the "criterion of physical reality" that featured on their first page—if without in any way disturbing a system, we can predict with certainty the value of a physical quantity, then there exists an element of physical reality corresponding to this physical quantity.
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The actor doesn't know what the envelope contains, but I'll give it away: It's the first page of the script, which will eventually unite Mr. Soleimanpour and the actor (some early volunteers include Michael Urie, Michael Shannon, Tracy Letts and Cush Jumbo) in an affectionate double act.
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Waters's use of these tropes is very on-the-nose: the unreliability of her narrator, staid country doctor Dr. Faraday (played in the film with rigid calculation by Domhnall Gleeson), announces itself from the first page, and the layers of psychosexual tension and frustration between her characters are thick.
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Spam is the top result for a number of VMA stream searches It's hard to work out exactly what combination of factors propelled this particular bit of spam to Google's first page, but it's simpler to see how it ended up on Stein's site in the first place.
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It turned out that the Vatican had purposely blurred the final two lines on the letter's first page in which Benedict acknowledged that he had not actually read the books and that he was physically unable and too busy to contribute his own theological assessment of Pope Francis.
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Mr. Pratt — who went from playing a lovable, dimwitted side character on the NBC sitcom "Parks and Recreation" to full-blown movie stardom, with leading roles in blockbusters like "Guardians of the Galaxy" and "Jurassic World" — is a looming presence in "Unqualified," from the first page to the acknowledgments.
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Rather, the Vatican had blurred out the final two lines of the first page of the letter, which include an important caveat: that Benedict didn't have the time to actually read the books in question, nor did he have the time to offer a full theological assessment of Francis's papacy.
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" This "contamination" by current affairs is something the novel deftly achieves as it alternates between past and present, echoing a premise on the first page that "the present is dry, but add reverb and you can hear time reverse its flow, slipping on into the past, into echo and disaster.
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On Monday, the "What Do You Mean?" singer dropped a photo of a sonogram (from the first page of a Google search result for "sonogram") on his Instagram account, before following it up with a pic of wife Hailey holding her stomach in what appeared to be a doctor's office.
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Smith has been teasing a new Jay and Silent Bob film since August 2017, when the actor and filmmaker announced he had written a script for another installment in the popular franchise by sharing an image from his laptop of the first page of a script titled Jay & Silent Bob Reboot.
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Where: Image Text Ithaca Press, Ithaca, S.03 From the first page I saw, I was interested in the content of this book, which seems to consist of a bunch of loose-leaf, US-standard-size pages in varying colors with the author's meditations on what it means to be black.
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Additional clues: pen being held halfway down the page in the absolute dead center of it, where nobody has ever held a pen before; still using the first page of the notepad, suggesting no drafts at all; and, wait, why does a billionaire not have a leather-bound notebook to hand?
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While he sustains his pell-mell pace from the first page to the last, he also covers an enormous amount of territory, carrying the reader from a brutally funny description of childhood in the heart of the Midwest to an unflinching excoriation of the racism embedded in the American justice system.
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Also, copies of the Declaration of Independence and the first page of the Constitution, a photo of Barack Obama and Representative Lacy Clay, Democrat of Missouri, and an eclectic mix of bumper stickers from the 2016 campaign — for Carly Fiorina, Ben Carson and even the fictional Frank Underwood among them.
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Case in point: If you searched "Nectar mattresses" on Google this past fall — the name of one of the newer mattress brands that has quickly done tens of millions in sales — you would have found links to several, little-known review sites appearing on the first page of search results.
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"The surprise here is not that someone is trolling Biden, but that his official site is nowhere to be seen on the first page of results for prominent 'Biden 2020' search phrases, and that a derogatory parody page shows up at the top," journalist Jonathan Walczak wrote in an April 25 tweet.
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The first screen voters see on the machines asks if they want to vote a straight-party ballot, and if they indicate they do, the next screen that appears is the first page of the multi-page ballot, already filled in by the machine with votes for candidates in the party they chose.
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The generalized anxiety that he had since childhood—an anxiety that might manifest in music being stuck in his head or a complete freeze after the first page of a test; an anxiety that had led Adam to ask his parents for a therapist in fourth grade—just seemed to make everything worse.
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One of the players involved in the hunt gave a helpful walkthrough on Imgur of how the team solved the puzzle, including a look at their well-earned mount: How to get Riddler's Mind-Worm The hunt began in Dalaran, where the first page sits innocuously on a bookshelf in the Legerdemain Lounge.
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On the first page, drone operators were asked to provide the following details about their mission: type of mission (out of six pre-set options that they could select, two indicated weaponized drone missions: 'Bombing' and 'Explosive Plane'), group members who were involved, location of the mission, and waypoint coordinates for the flight.
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It will just make it harder for us to find quality items while lots of artists lose money :\ A good portion of the listings on the first page of search results already feature free shipping, and buyers can turn on the 'free shipping' toggle to find items they won't have to pay extra shipping for.
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Because of the sewing machine's ability to produce a real three-dimensional line embracing the two sides of the paper, it is possible to define time and space while working with the page—when I sew on side one of the first page I can only imagine what I will see on side two.
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Visit CNN's Facts First page As for major legislation, the House has passed sweeping bills that would address ethics, campaign finance and government reform, as well as bills that would seek to ban discrimination of people based on sexual orientation, create universal background checks, and keep the US in the Paris agreement on climate change.
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Kempowski's novel does contain those elements, but the anticipated stability of the storytelling is impishly subverted on the first page, when the author switches from his description of the house to the people who pass it on the road: All that strangers driving along the road saw of the place was the main house.
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Nilay Patel: I read the first page of your book and thought, "Oh, he wrote a book for me" because you start by wondering why cellphone plans in the United States are so expensive, and the answer is because our markets are bad, which Vergecast listeners know is something we are constantly talking about.
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Although these expenses are likely to be considered business expenses, unreimbursed employee expenses are deductible under the Internal Revenue Code for regular tax purposes only to the extent they and certain other expenses exceed 2 percent of adjusted gross income (the number found at the bottom of the first page of an individual's tax return).
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As you can see from Brody's photos, three men can be seen by the bushes in the background of the first page, and in the second page that Brody tweeted, the men have vanished (presumably behind the bushes) and an elderly woman can be seen looking quite shocked at whatever is going on behind the bush.
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Here's a sentence from the first page of the report for a taste:Even though collectively the DEA and DOD have spent more than $86 million on the Global Discovery program, we found that, over 7 years after the aircraft was purchased for the program, the aircraft remains inoperable, resting on jacks, and has never actually flown in Afghanistan.
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On the first page of the book is a diagram depicting the Islamic State's view of humanity: on one side are Muslims who have pledged allegiance to ISIS's self-declared Caliph, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi; on the other are apostates—including Muslims who support democracy and secular government, and the Shia—and infidels, including Hindus, Yazidis, and secular humanists.
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Which makes Johnson's case all the dumber, because the sixth story on the first page of Google's results for "how to rob a bank" last week (when it's likely he made this search) is a story of a Texas couple who also Googled "how to rob a bank" before robbing a bank and similarly getting caught.
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When the novelist Robert Musil, on the first page of "The Man Without Qualities," placidly launched his Viennese epic on "a fine August day in the year 1913," he was indulging in the deepest irony: a year later, with the beginning of the First World War, the Austro-Hungarian Empire would begin its descent into ruin.
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An opening assertion that the rickety old house was built "years ago, at the end of the Victorian century," along with a first-page reference to Bakelite sockets and dustbins and common English shrubs, combines with other details in the lives of the individual characters to put the location somewhere in Britain and the period somewhere near ours.
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One realizes when reading, that the desire expressed for Lolita on the first page was driven by his pedophillic tendencies, but made stronger by his loss of her — and the loss of her innocence toward the end of the book, focusing only on the absence of her from his life — instead of what caused the absence itself.
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Screenshot: Gizmodo10) Speed up searches... or save dataFind the Safari option in the iOS Settings app and you'll see there's a Preload Top Hit toggle switch there, which does exactly what it sounds like: It loads up the first page in a list of search results ready for when you tap it (or doesn't, if you want to save on data usage).
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Still, even given my long experience with the canny Kentucky Republican, I was a little surprised to see this frank admission on the first page of his new memoir, "The Long Game": "I only talk to the press if it's to my advantage," Mr. McConnell wrote, putting it more bluntly than most politicians, even the ones who see it the same way.
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Like the koi pond incident, this was a case of a publication (Newsweek, but also Vanity Fair, Time, and The Hill, and that's just from the first page of Google results) reporting on a viral video clip without seeing the whole story — which, in this case, showed that the Polish first lady eventually shook Trump's hand after shaking Melania's first.
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"Quicksand" is a novel that begins like a parlor game gone awry: On its first page, a little cross-section of contemporary Swedish society — a right-on homeroom teacher, a Ugandan foster child, a cashmere-clad blonde, a son of Middle Eastern immigrants — lies on the floor, spattered with blood, as if darkly satirizing the country's self-image of civilized multiculturalism.
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" You might expect Kris Jenner to first thank her children in her acknowledgements for And All Things Kardashian, but Jenner reserves the first page for the late "Nicole Brown Simpson, who lives in my heart every day and her beautiful family..." She goes on to thank Kathie Lee Gifford, her "glam squad," and her employees at Jenner Communications, like "Liz.
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The problem, for companies like Yelp and TripAdvisor, is that this feature pushes search results for their site's reviews right down the search results page — and, in some cases, off the first page altogether, as Stoppelman outlined in this tweet: Stoppelman argues that this is a monopolistic practice because Yelp has "well over 4X" the reviews on this particular business, so its site should be favored over one that Google owns.
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His audiences admire him, but then they probably haven't Googled past the first page of results to learn that before he popularized his gift for talking to the dead, he was Lady Vera Parker, a drag queen in Chicago who later got into some trouble when Thomas John Flanagan (his legal name) was charged with theft, fined and sentenced to probation — precisely what the specific charge was for, his lawyer explained in a statement, the psychic can no longer remember.
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