Salary data is gleaned from the 2018 Vangst Salary Guide.
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Now court cases regularly include evidence gleaned from fitness trackers.
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According to Facebook, that includes information gleaned from its users.
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Court cases now regularly include evidence gleaned from fitness trackers.
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I gleaned from the story that Joseph was a feminist.
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They repeat tropes gleaned from militia websites and social media.
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Two truths can be gleaned from this hilarious Beyhive anecdote.
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Third, the PPCS data is gleaned from the civilian perspective.
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None of these facts could be gleaned from the novels.
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The answers can't be gleaned from any social data set.
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Advice gleaned from Dubai's immigration authority hotline was similarly discouraging.
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There's also the information gleaned from OkCupid's millions of preferences.
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In picture books, this information can be gleaned from illustrations.
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Here's what I gleaned, but don't hold me to it.
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And there is always value to be gleaned from history.
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I gleaned all this from her profile and posts on Stormfront.
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They'll have to rely on the knowledge gleaned from previous missions.
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They did so through the Voice Collective, and gleaned valuable insights.
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Does this include information gleaned from Facebook plug-ins and cookies?
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What's one thing you gleaned from all that time with Taylor?
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Crooked Media's programming will incorporate data insights gleaned from the polling.
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In most cases, information gleaned from arbitration cannot be made public.
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Here are some, just some, of the insights that I've gleaned.
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Many political nuggets to be gleaned from the show's first week.
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From its apocalyptic warnings of white genocide Dreher gleaned a lesson.
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What message do you most hope is gleaned from viewings today?
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Both moguls have gleaned lessons on their way to the top.
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We like to think we&aposve gleaned a thing or two.
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The insights were gleaned analyzing bones retrieved from the tar pits.
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Data gleaned from the fungal genome points to this conclusion as well.
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I have certainly gleaned valuable tips — largely about repurposing leftovers — from them.
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It's pretty amazing what can be gleaned from a couple of holes.
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There's valuable information to be gleaned from benchmarks and other empirical tests.
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What he knew he had gleaned from records and her occasional stories.
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There was nothing new to be gleaned from these memories, of course.
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Here's everything we've gleaned on what it takes to raise those millions.
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These subjects have been gleaned from a group of largely white Adonises.
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Personally, I listened because I usually gleaned information, reading between the lines.
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These basic details of the faces can be gleaned from mind reading.
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There are a LOT of learnings to be gleaned from the product.
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Jorgenson does, however, reply to comments with facts gleaned from the news.
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These are some lessons that could be gleaned from the immediate past.
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One problem might be that people treat news found at Facebook with the authority of news gleaned from publications generally, even though news found at Facebook more often resembles the news gleaned from conversations with friends and family.
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There is no over-arching story or lessons to be gleaned from Trumped.
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And it's far from certain that Trump gleaned the remark from this segment.
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Read on for the four most fascinating factoids we gleaned from those conversations.
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What have they gleaned from your tireless triple, venti, half-cream latte orders?
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Now, Griffith is passing along what she's gleaned to actress daughter Dakota Johnson.
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And not all of the whistleblower's allegations came from information gleaned from others.
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He wondered whether there was more information to be gleaned from his results.
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Still, insights into Luckey's views can be gleaned from tweets he has liked.
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And once we've shown the data, we'll share some observations gleaned from it.
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Several lessons can be gleaned from Obama's failure in the first debate: 1.
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Pulse rate, for example, might be gleaned from the same eye-facing cameras.
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Pitch a really creative date based on insights you've gleaned from someone's profile.
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Printz a large sum to write a book about gossip she had gleaned.
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It's not just insight gleaned from well-connected companies with petabytes of data.
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They were surprised to find the breadth of data that can be gleaned.
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Thanks to information gleaned here and there, the soil was reborn as organic.
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He then gleaned a palatable life lesson: One doughnut won't bring him down.
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They've also been publishing project management best practices to explain what they've gleaned.
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Tell us the most interesting things you gleaned from our journalism this year.
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But the information gleaned from them can be shared through websites and museums.
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LP: What are one or two big takeaways you gleaned from your travels?
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He will also tack on any personal observations gleaned from assembling those numbers.
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The Performance Mix Festival, as you may have gleaned, skews toward the experimental.
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Plenty can be gleaned from America's anti-smoking efforts in the intervening years.
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Based on what I gleaned from her CV, she seems kind of awesome.
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But there were some things that could be gleaned from the available evidence.
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While run of the mill global positioning signal (GPS) data is gleaned specifically via satellite, A-GPS, or "assisted GPS," utilizes both a phone's internal GPS chip and data gleaned from wireless carriers cellular towers to accurately determine device location.
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Art is a living thing, and meaning is gleaned by those who consume it.
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She says his pose offers a different message than the one gleaned from Conway's.
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But spaceflight sleuths have gleaned a few clues from the circumstances of the launch.
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Three images demonstrating structures gleaned through cryo-EM, including Zika virus on the right.
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This guide is gleaned from the front lines of the social media disinformation wars.
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Surely there is more wisdom to be gleaned from the diaries still to come.
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There is potentially a lot of information that could be gleaned from the phone.
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Lobbying firms in Washington earn large sums for political insights gleaned from personal connections.
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Useful information can be gleaned, for example, from Bukalapak's vast network of offline intermediaries.
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This, too, was based on satellite images and details gleaned from declassified CIA reports.
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Facebook also claims it doesn't use information gleaned from private messages for advertising purposes.
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Of course, the conclusion gleaned from a historical comparison depends on the timeframe considered.
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Personal information gleaned this way could potentially be used for embarrassment, coercion, or manipulation.
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Clues for the future direction of oil prices could be gleaned from futures contracts.
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Or what scientific discoveries can be gleaned from this microscopic view of Mario's goods?
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Where motives could be gleaned, roughly half involved or suggested crime or gang activity.
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FARMERS throughout the ages have gleaned clues about the weather from the natural environment.
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Balbi on Thursday recounted the few clues gleaned so far about the submarine's fate.
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How Republicans will present the details that they gleaned from the probe remains unclear.
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" She offered a bit of advice gleaned from personal experience: "Don't mess with them.
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Here's what we gleaned: It's about two best friends with the same name — Colleen.
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What, then, can be gleaned from the last 12 weeks or so, if anything?
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Every entry has essentially been rewritten using the information to be gleaned from ngrams.
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For its part, Obvious acknowledges that the technology it used was gleaned from others.
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Q: What are insights you've gleaned from the polling you've already finished in California?
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There are some important positive lessons to be gleaned from China's response to coronavirus.
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The artist often gleaned inspiration from protest posters, even before she created this series.
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Statistical analysis was done to look for patterns not easily gleaned from individual stories.
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What can be gleaned from some 1,000 collective pages of senatorial pablum and prose?
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How many chief executives base their strategy on theories gleaned from a management journal?
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What's not foggy is what I gleaned, which was even more than a skill.
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It could have gleaned them greater successes had they not pulled the plug earlier.
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There's plenty of interesting information to be gleaned from the leaks, and presumably more interesting information to be gleaned from future ones, which can be pieced together to create a fuller, clearer picture of the fairly full, clear picture we have of Clinton.
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However, I gleaned all of those benefits in pursuit of a disordered-eating life hack.
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A lot of health information can be gleaned from insight into a dog's breed alone.
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"Valuable insights might already be gleaned using noisy devices [with around] 100 qubits," explains Preskill.
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Politics might get in the way of any savings to be gleaned from a deal.
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Among the data that can be gleaned from the Play store are each app's permissions.
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There are some additional clues to that new hardware to be gleaned from social media.
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The case has gleaned national attention and caught the attention of Texas GOP lawmakers Sen.
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People are totally obsessed with this app, based on info gleaned from my Twitter feed.
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However, much of the meaning in her comics can be gleaned from the pictures alone.
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They gleaned ideas from GTA III and graphic novels such as Batman: No Man's Land.
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WHAT I GLEANED FROM IT WAS THAT, YOU KNOW, MONETARY POLICY CAN STAY AT ZERO.
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CSE said it immediately stopped sharing information gleaned through that method after discovering the problem.
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As with most things celebrity romance-related, this info was gleaned via subtle Instagram cues.
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None of the profit gleaned from the merchandise bearing Dzodan's words has come her way.
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In parallel, commentators have claimed that some stories gleaned from dumps have little public interest.
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This is not to say there's nothing to be gleaned at all from Clinton's loss.
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Another recent report painted a different picture from the one AdRoll gleaned from its data.
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"They belong to the work," said Mr. Hubacek, who gleaned something else from the artist.
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Google also gleaned that the top three "What is..." searches: DACA, bitcoin and solar eclipse.
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Most of what can be gleaned about their marriage comes by way of their daughter.
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Valuable information has been gleaned from his cell phone, Yamini said, according to Basij Press.
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Another entrepreneur, Tiffany Tam, gleaned business savvy from working at her parents' Chinatown souvenir stores.
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Some were detained far from combat, based on information gleaned from informers and prison interrogations.
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He arrived early to work, stayed late, and gleaned all he could from seasoned veterans.
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Here is a selection of those articles, with some tips and techniques gleaned from them.
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After that, Dodd would work on missions inspired by the information gleaned by Voyager's data.
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BLIP Systems, a Danish firm, offers a similar service using data gleaned from shoppers' smartphones.
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Most of the details he dispensed, dry or otherwise, were gleaned from his encyclopedic memory.
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Instead, news, accurate and otherwise, traveled through word of mouth or was gleaned from cellphones.
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Cosby might have gleaned in her capacity as business manager or through her own observations.
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From this, and United's episode, there is a lesson to be gleaned by all businesses.
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By the end, I had gleaned so much valuable information that it was almost overwhelming.
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According to the state's criminal police, the device included materials gleaned from fireworks and sparklers.
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Any evidence gleaned from these searches, the detectives are told, won't hold up in court.
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Or you can start a new business with your wisdom gleaned as a social entrepreneur.
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The most important news Cho gleaned during the interaction was that his brother had died.
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Any big takeaways about ice cream or yourself in general that you've gleaned from all this?
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Redditor Your_Post_As_A_Movie uses Photoshop to turn photos gleaned from other subreddits into visually arresting movie advertisements.
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Makuch has also said that any relevant information he gleaned from Shirdon had already been published.
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And what insight can be gleaned from seeing so many photos of the same damn dress?
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Here's a list of 12 survival tips gleaned from the ride-hailing company's year from hell.
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Regardless of what you think you've gleaned from the movie Speed, LA's public transportation is lacking.
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From the trailer, you might have gleaned that Midsommar is a horror movie about a cult.
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To me, it shows that Lexus remains serious about the lessons it gleaned from the LFA.
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Maybe you've already gleaned it from the title of this article, but we're taking on nuggets.
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Information gleaned from the waves the seismometer detects will tell us more about the planet's interior.
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He suggests there is a lot to be gleaned from a historical moment so essentially uncertain.
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Like Hennessey, I think the truth of the Russia story can be gleaned from the evidence.
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Marine officials said the July 25 mass arrest stemmed from information gleaned from a previous investigation.
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" She listed some commonly gleaned Ottawan comestibles: "cherries, pears, black walnuts, and the rare apricot tree.
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This is, at least, a conclusion Quartz has gleaned from combing through posts on Sina Weibo.
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This critique is well-taken, but the core value I gleaned from this book remains true.
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What she gleaned from this experience has ramifications for the quality of mental healthcare going forward.
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Either way, details gleaned from Comey's memo appeared in The New York Times on May 16.
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Such arguments require that we ignore lived memory, not to mention experience gleaned from other sports.
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Amid the more generic life-coaching platitudes were concrete tips gleaned from years in the field.
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Here are some lessons gleaned from a session for intermediate-advanced skiers held in January 2018.
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It's not clear what other information the hack may have gleaned about Bezos or Amazon's business.
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I quickly gleaned that she was from Daybreaker, a "morning dance community" that's hosting this event.
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But somewhere, as he tracked Eckersley, Didier had gleaned the vital insight that foretold Gibson's moment.
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It's not just data itself that needs protecting, but also what can be gleaned from it.
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The investment savvy Ms. Bloom gleaned from the firm's founding lawyers must have been equally sound.
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The structure is mostly bonded and riveted aluminum, much of which is gleaned from recycled material.
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No mention was made that the critical intelligence was gleaned by F.B.I. agents without using torture.
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Comparing the type of information gleaned between the 2016 and 2012 races provides an interesting perspective.
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Genetic data gleaned by sequencing the tiny quantities of DNA available from the embryo are invariably noisy.
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Here are five vital nuggets of vital hip-hop/cat information we've gleaned from the video. 1.
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The Chinese effort is commendable, and the data gleaned from this project will be of significant value.
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Or at least, that's what we've gleaned from the first trailer for the upcoming Charlie's Angels movie.
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And if Murphy and collaborators gleaned anything from the success of American Crime Story: The People vs.
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The country is rife with marketplaces for illegally obtained information, either gleaned from corporate or government databases.
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They gleaned information on the amount of energy required to make panels from dozens of published studies.
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Other info gleaned from Coach Carr's account on the dating app: He's been nominated for an Emmy!
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His interpretations, gleaned from self-revealing details in their paintings, shed light on their motivations as artists.
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His carefully curated stories, gleaned from years of reporting, provide a symbolic window into the West Bank.
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Here are a few highlights from the second day of the trial gleaned from reporters watching along.
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In early April Indian intelligence agents passed on urgent information gleaned from a Tamil-speaking IS prisoner.
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And so he gleaned bits about them, and it created its own Reynolds Woodcock kind of thing.
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Here are a few tips and tricks from airport insiders, gleaned from a discussion thread on Reddit.
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He will build on the Democratic Party's past triumphs with fresh, new ideas gleaned from younger generations.
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And then there is the strategy of hard-wiring rules gleaned from models of how humans learn.
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The effects of this combo can be gleaned from whichever measure or on whatever scale you like.
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From what I gleaned listening to grown-ups talking, Bulgaria were not supposed to be very good.
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It should go without saying that nothing is guaranteed by these broad tendencies gleaned from the archives.
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Kinsey Wilson, an executive vice president overseeing innovation, says early signs gleaned from audience data are promising.
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Individually, a person's data gleaned from a social media platform may be worth about $5 a month.
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Insider gleaned some highlights from the data:Self-identified "very conservative" respondents made up 10% of the sample.
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According to Bevan, the data Marines gleaned from these "questionable" queries wasn't being used for police work.
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Yet the track record of information gleaned from other terrorists captured in Europe is not necessarily promising.
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From this, and United's "re-accommodate- gate," there is a lesson to be gleaned by all businesses.
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She brings extensive operational experience to her investment activities gleaned from business and product roles at Yahoo!
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As you might have gleaned, this dollhouse-scale interconnected journey through escape rooms is difficult to describe.
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Other tidbits gleaned from the video: She will appear in two of the four 90-minute episodes.
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Its design prefigured Kilopower, which built on insights gleaned from the experiment to create a working prototype.
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Using the knowledge gleaned from the flight patterns they found that the location was near Greeneville, Tennessee.
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And information gleaned from the replay feeds can inevitably lead to sign-stealing efforts, which Manfred acknowledged.
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We will learn soon enough what, if anything, the F.B.I. has gleaned from its investigation of Kavanaugh.
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If you haven't already gleaned as much from the aforementioned synopsis, Zoo is an entirely ridiculous show.
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And the US government is looking into using anonymous data gleaned by tech giants for similar purposes.
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In this way a broader and more accurate analysis of the problem or issue can be gleaned.
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One day the data gleaned from Mr. Kelly's medical experiments may open the door to new worlds.
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That's why the most important lesson I've gleaned in writing this column is this: Just slow down.
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Insights gleaned from the study may help doctors better understand the variety of anesthetics used in surgeries.
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It might just be interested in insights gleaned from the aggregate data, which some companies already sell.
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Here are some tips and tricks that Ms. de Cadenet said she has gleaned along the way.
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For decades I had clung to a kernel of dating wisdom gleaned from an encounter gone wrong.
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Instead of deep memory and grief, we have snatched recollections gleaned from a cluster of chance encounters.
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Below are five proven strategies for eliminating debt, gleaned from real people who have paid off thousands.
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It involves arbitraging prices gleaned with a low latency - in fractions of a second - from certain exchanges.
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Like Matisse, Mr. Zenderoudi translated bodies into pure shapes, informed by patterns gleaned from the decorative arts.
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The agency is currently waiting for additional information gleaned from interviews which take place following necropsy procedures.
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Researchers pursue every possible clue — gleaned from genetics, imaging, biochemistry, clinical exams — to discover what is wrong.
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Here are some essential tips, gleaned from the experiences of other cooks, and from my own kitchen.
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The questions were gleaned from staff members and from data collected from the ships' guest services desks.
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On The Life of Pablo, the answers, where they can be easily gleaned, are faith and love.
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And here, with years of wisdom gleaned, is some advice to get you through these tricky times.
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There's not a ton of information to be gleaned from these videos, as they're short and sharply edited.
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Have you gleaned any insights from your experience with the paywall about what motivates people to sign up?
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Though Ali wasn't one to give Laila advice, she says she gleaned a lot from watching him succeed.
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But CNN has learned new details about two anti-ISIS operations gleaned from records of the combat awards.
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The beginning of an answer can be gleaned by reading her work as a kind of leveling machine.
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A lot of my formative beauty knowledge was gleaned from makeup artists like Nicole and her sister, Samantha.
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Fans of tech will receive interesting tech articles based on their interests and gleaned from their click patterns.
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Notes is the final area where iOS 10 will apply information gleaned through differential privacy to improve features.
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Carl Rusnok, an ICE spokesperson, denied that any information gleaned from the subpoenas was used in the operation.
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The only info we've gleaned has come from unidentified sources and snaps of the couple hitting the town.
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In addition, Cleo lets you take a number of actions based on the financial data it has gleaned.
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Is there something to be gleaned from that, maybe for teenagers who get really invested in viral fame?
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Habits gleaned from holidaying, and a desire for a more customised experience, now bleed into the professional sphere.
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They can also be programmed to collect, store, and use information gleaned from these conversations in later communication.
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You can forgive casual fans for mostly basing their defensive conclusions on subjective assessments gleaned from watching games.
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Prosecutors have said they don't plan to use some of the information gleaned from the informant at trial.
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Samardzija was asked Friday if there was anything he had gleaned from pitching seven seasons at Wrigley Field.
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He offered a few words of advice gleaned from introducing himself as a transgender man to unsuspecting strangers.
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Most of these mysteries can be solved with context clues, and what can't be gleaned can be Googled.
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You've Got OptionsAs I'm sure you've gleaned from all this, there are many different versions of the Clarisonic.
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A lot of their knowledge of personal finance was gleaned from financial media (57%) versus 28% of females.
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The startup also uses alternative data such as information gleaned from text messages to determine a person's eligibility.
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But some things about how Gates brain works can be gleaned from the series short trailer, released Thursday.
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The scarce data we gleaned on 'Oumuamua left a flotilla of theories for its origin in its wake.
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And might it be useful to have gleaned something about the technique's intelligence-gathering efficacy — or lack thereof?
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While we can only speculate, there are a few themes that can be gleaned from previous Iranian cyberattacks.
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The fact checkers will operate separately from, though with learnings gleaned from, the 12-person media verification team.
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Questions about how Google might use data gleaned from students' online activities have dogged the company for years.
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Regulators said Mr. Lyttleton made trades on that company's behalf using inside information gleaned while working at BlackRock.
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Democrats have called for investigations into whether he traded stock based on information he gleaned as a congressman.
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So I'm going to hit you with some things I may have gleaned from Fox and those memes.
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There is no cause-and-effect on violent crime rates that can be gleaned from federal sentencing procedures.
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Ramón y Cajal refined the Golgi stain, and with the details gleaned from even crisper images, revolutionized neuroscience.
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The hackers had used information gleaned from Ukraine's health ministry to try to launch the attack, the statement said.
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In the meantime, there's a familiar lesson to be gleaned about what you see and hear on the internet.
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Some specifics we gleaned about this year's events: R.I.P. BOS print guide (the organization is aiming for zero waste).
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The site gleaned that information from an interview Game of Thrones director of photography Fabian Wagner had with Collider.
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That's potentially troubling given how much data can be gleaned from even a passing glance in front of cameras.
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During that time, Rilke not only gleaned insights for his monograph, but discovered how to be a better poet.
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Update January 29th, 8:18PM ET: Added comment from Evelozcity and additional details gleaned from internal Faraday Future emails.
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Read through for a detailed account of the best tips I gleaned from my time at K-beauty school.
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There were some other things I gleaned about the I-Pace from my time at Jaguar's new American home.
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It's a matter of interest, essentially, as gleaned by observing data gathered from existing activity on the Turo platform.
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But other references require obscure insider knowledge that can't be gleaned from the works themselves or their para-texts.
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It pairs the images based on image recognition techniques that analyse objects, faces, composition, and context gleaned from metadata.
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U.S. officials have long said the information gleaned from her helped them decide to form a special targeting force.
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Morton confronts an extremely contentious issue with judicious facts and supreme insight gleaned over many years of studying geoengineering.
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What else could be gleaned from recovered text messages on devices Strzok and Page switched to, to avoid scrutiny?
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She got to use all the knowledge that she'd gleaned from reading crime novels for the past forty years.
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Google denies doing as much, and insists that Google Search is built on algorithms and data gleaned from use.
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You've probably picked up on the fact that there's not a lot of info to be gleaned just yet.
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For the most part, they've had to rely on information gleaned from fossils of some of the intermediate species.
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Watching these images, the ideas I had gleaned from the objects were cancelled out as new conceptions were formed.
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The biggest takeaway I've gleaned from this is that you get out of college what you put into it.
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He's a chatty fellow who spouts wisdom gleaned from The Empire Strikes Back and is a joy to watch.
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The department regularly circulated briefings containing information they'd gleaned about protesters throughout the department and to other government agencies.
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On Instagram, Angelina gleaned that Angel had begun incorporating gymnastics tricks — or "acro," short for acrobatics — into her routine.
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In an effort to help you with your gift-giving decisions, I offer three insights gleaned from recent research.
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The occasional broadside notwithstanding, I gleaned nothing about most commenters' personal politics or religion or other definitional flash points.
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Sources told the Journal that federal and state governments are using location data gleaned from the online advertising industry.
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" Of the violence on screen, she said, "There's potentially a valuable empathy that can be gleaned from the story.
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So what can be gleaned from the grip-and-grin between Mr. Trump and Australia's prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull?
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And the few other examples of "liberal outrage" in the piece were gleaned from the far fringes of Twitter.
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Still, Democrats are pressing forward having gleaned what they view as evidence Trump engaged in bribery and other offenses.
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The measurements gleaned by the team's sports science analysts, General Manager Rick Smith said, have already justified the move.
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Now Mr. Nichtern is hoping to transmit the wisdom he has gleaned from the film to a wider audience.
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Because the password they flaunted wasn't hacked, but harvested, gleaned from publicly available databases of leaked passwords and emails.
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Track titles, which are absurd, were gleaned via the festival app, which sent push notifications with each new song.
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Researchers still don't know whether the health benefits of added fiber can mimic those of fiber gleaned from whole grains.
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Unfortunately, all we have are the meager data in Hoodless's report and a premortem record gleaned from photographs and clothing.
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Intelligence from security agencies is almost always based on pointers gleaned from agents (not officers) working within the Muslim communities.
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The entire genomes could not be extracted, but enough information was gleaned for the researchers to perform a phylogenetic analysis.
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In the show, Junie writes a book imparting her precious wisdom about school, gleaned from her vast 18-month experience.
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In April, AWS said it will help astronomers in Chile crunch data gleaned from telescopes using its cloud computing services.
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But all of the learnings it gleaned from treating the game like a persistent, ever-evolving platform have remained intact.
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Insights gleaned from its experiments could lead to super-sensitive quantum detectors, and enable the construction of advanced navigational devices.
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The people become actual characters, and the villains have entire backstories and motivations that cannot be gleaned from the creepypasta.
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Here are other nuggets from the report as gleaned by Google: Full details of the study can be found here.
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It's rarely seen in the wild, so much of our knowledge has been gleaned from specimens found in fishing nets.
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The investigation also gleaned important evidence linking the plot to Russian intelligence services, which would be divulged later, Lutsenko said.
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Love is complicated, but it also allows for facts — facts gleaned from so many reports and out-of-court settlements.
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Stories from the data will be penned using Natural Language Generation, which converts information gleaned from the data into words.
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The police were friendly, which Farmer took to mean they knew there was money to be gleaned from the gringos.
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Scheuring: I really quite like this more abbreviated, limited run schedule because we basically had gleaned it to the bone.
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If anything can be gleaned from the two polls, it's that Americans aren't sure where they fall in this debate.
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With no control group and an n (sample size) of one set of twins, nothing definitive can be gleaned here.
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Of course, they are big deal everywhere but out in the rice-farming villages, entertainment is gleaned from slim pickings.
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They then took out a cellphone and, knowing they would be welcomed, dialed 703, a trick gleaned from American television.
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Little of his personality could be gleaned from his sparse social media presence, which included only 56 posts on Twitter.
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She behaves less like a real woman and more like some idea of an ex-wife gleaned from film noir.
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And Facebook and Apple both report quarterly earnings this week, highlighting the huge profits gleaned by real-life Silicon Valley.
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The information gleaned from that one afternoon was critical to informing the scheduling features we later built into the product.
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Job site Glassdoor recently released a list of the top execs based on information gleaned from over 0003,000 employee surveys.
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That hamstrings US foreign policy, since they may have gleaned additional insights from what Putin said had they done so.
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The study involved high pressure and temperature experiments, along with computer simulations fed with the information gleaned from these experiments.
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I'm not surprised—as I'd gleaned from reading his recently-released new autobiography for HarperCollins, What Does This Button Do?
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Other news gleaned from this celeb moment, other than an apparent predilection for early aughts era headwear: Leo likes Beyoncé!
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According to trends Engelbrecht has gleaned from Netflix's research, parents enjoy watching their children consider the ramifications of their decisions.
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After all, the government could attribute the information gleaned to other sources, just as it has with cell site simulators.
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Using this information gleaned from the sick employee, they are then reaching out to coworkers who could have been exposed.
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Like many noodle makers, Mr. Pham gleaned the basics from an elder — his mother, Ly Pham, who lives in Michigan.
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The ban prohibits city agencies from using facial recognition technology, or information gleaned from external systems that use the technology.
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That's because 9to5Mac has been posting a series of stories based on information gleaned from the next version of iOS.
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That's because 9to5Mac has been posting a series of stories based on information gleaned from the next version of iOS.
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These instances, gleaned from the hotline's first responders, highlight two important facets of things to come during the coronavirus crisis.
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This is what I gleaned from her friend Sally Duffy, in Wisconsin, whom I caught having her ritual 5 p.m.
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But a rough picture of the operation's scale can be gleaned from the documents detailing its financial condition in 25.
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They base their assessment on both personal experience, as well as anecdotal evidence gleaned from employees at other big banks.
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Instead, he likes to point out things we're passing, or relay some mild fact gleaned from the Yahoo home page.
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There's a long history of lawmakers profiting off stock trades, possibly from information they gleaned from their roles in Congress.
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Why it matters: $8 billion is a slim fraction of the $47 billion valuation WeWork gleaned in January from SoftBank.
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How could someone with so much knowledge gleaned over decades not come to regard the circus with an amused cynicism?
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If Amazon is that free with Ring camera data, will it be equally free with location data gleaned from Sidewalk?
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Investigators in the case released the 911 call Wednesday and put out photos of the vehicle gleaned from surveillance video.
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Its platform employs a dataset gleaned from millions of conversations with the goal of automating companies' engagement with hiring candidates.
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It's this physical connection to a place that he feels gives him an edge over what can be gleaned online.
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"We believe citizens should be empowered to make better decisions based on insights gleaned from non-personal data," she wrote.
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That those ideas are already taken seriously can be gleaned from the initial lineup of temporary shows announced on Tuesday.
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From this pool, they gleaned about 10,000 total tags in use and then conducted a frequency analysis on those tags.
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Most sophisticated micro-targeting campaigns will begin with a detailed list of customers, typically gleaned from customer lists for conventional commercials.
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Here's a quick rundown of the biggest winners and losers among the programs that can be gleaned from the budget proposal.
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Revenue gleaned from the Starlink project could be used to fund eventual missions to Mars, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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There's a forcefulness born from confidence throughout—all of which, as far as femininity is concerned, he gleaned from his mum.
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It's almost impossible to say how many other developers have used data gleaned from Facebook, and, yes, Instagram, for nefarious purposes.
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In addition, Cleo also lets you take a number of actions, including some based on the financial data it has gleaned.
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It is a virtual treasure trove for cyber criminals who could trade on any information gleaned before it is publicly released.
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Little has been known about the SpaceX Starlink system, aside from tidbits gleaned from public filings and employees leaving the program.
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But by far the most important fact gleaned from this After Credits scene was found in the family portraits behind him.
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The data gleaned from users make Facebook a digital advertising powerhouse, together with Google accounting for more than half the market.
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There aren't any surprises to be gleaned, it's just a shiny phone with a couple of lenses and a fingerprint sensor.
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According to data gleaned through Streamlabs' streaming assistant app, YouTube Live has outpaced Twitch in growth over the last six months.
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But Keyssa is accusing Essential of including techniques in its phone that were gleaned from their relationship, despite their confidentiality agreement.
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Other potentially revealing information such as sexual orientation or health concerns could also be gleaned from the data, the suit says.
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Combined with other information gleaned from Facebook, Cambridge Analytica claimed it had 5,000 data points on nearly every voter in America.
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Cohn said the President gleaned important information from his G7 partners but had not yet determined a way to move forward.
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For her part, Aanesland is developing a propulsion system that combines ion thruster technology with techniques gleaned from the semiconductor industry.
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Usually, the only information that first responders have when they get on site is what was gleaned from a 911 call.
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What I gleaned from Ali's life, as I've lived mine, is that the goal is not to go through life undefeated.
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Authorities released images gleaned from surveillance video of the vehicle, a 2002/2003 Expedition with South Carolina license plate NWS-984.
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TV --- It appears that the Trump administration has gleaned some important lessons from 85033 years of failed negotiations with North Korea.
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The measure of their success can be easily gleaned from the traditional furnishings displayed on the handsome set by Clint Ramos.
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Community colleges would get needed capital investment and businesses would recoup their investments through the tax credits gleaned from hiring graduates.
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The details that Richter had shared with Donnersmarck, and those he had gleaned from Schreiber's biography, made the inventions seem real.
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But even as the Hubble team gleaned more about what yielded successful Facebook ads, the algorithm could be unpredictable, almost moody.
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" Rob Cope from Philadelphia put it more succinctly: "I have never gleaned any information from a debate that affected my vote.
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By looking at what those genes do, the team gleaned some clues as to why they became active in Mr. Kelly.
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Flows of data from IoT gadgets are just as valuable as those gleaned from Facebook posts or a Google search history.
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Her life never creeps into the letters; little can be gleaned about the institutions in which she often made her home.
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Political jockeying with intelligence gleaned in the Russia investigation has already resulted in public confirmation of inconvenient facts for Trump allies.
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Insights gleaned from the study could help drive the development of treatments for a number of psychiatric disorders, according to Arking.
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The first indications about the country's political landscape would be gleaned there, it was thought, not in the Wichita-based seat.
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The driver's behavior and what information was gleaned in each step may dictate what your next course of action may be.
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Ultimately, he said, important information would be gleaned from interviews with the crew members, particularly those who were on night duty.
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Both admitted after their dance that they knew little about rumba except what they gleaned from a quick perusal of YouTube.
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Kenneth Jacobs, the boss of Lazard, an investment bank, remembers using a pocket calculator to analyse figures gleaned from company reports.
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The archive's former director, Kastriot Dervishi, 45, said he was not hopeful that meaningful insights could be gleaned from the files.
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She could hardly communicate, which meant that his impressions of the world, and religious teachings, were gleaned through his own experience.
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For example, people might see what movies their friends liked, or get tailored search results based on preferences gleaned from Facebook.
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Should all go according to plan, the revenue gleaned from the Starlink project could be used to fund eventual missions to Mars.
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His leftist Syriza party has 145 seats in parliament while additional support was gleaned by defectors of Kammenos's ANEL party and independents.
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What can be gleaned is that the judge ultimately sided with the government, and ordered the company to hand over the data.
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Which communities are banished from "popular" is, in part, a reflection of data gleaned from which subreddits were among the most filtered.
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Indeed, one of WHOOP's selling points to potential new members is the insights that can be gleaned from its high-performance athletes.
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But if there's any good news to be gleaned from Irma, it's that at least the NHC has a — literally — strong foundation.
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A joint task force of the International Monetary Fund and the Financial Stability Board would disseminate the information gleaned from these meetings.
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Vital information about the history and evolution of flora can be gleaned from the detritus preserved in the teeth of the dead.
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"The statistics that I gleaned from the record were that 900,000 women live further than 150 miles from a provider," she said.
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The plan now is to use the new intelligence gleaned from raids and interrogations to develop further targeting for follow-up missions.
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Evidence that the past was more brutal than the present can be gleaned not only from data but also from cultural clues.
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Lastly, to supplement information gleaned from an ETF's sector classification, it's helpful to look at the individual holdings of its underlying index.
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Throughout Mr. Kives's career, what sustained him was the certain knowledge, gleaned on the midway, of a singular aspect of human nature.
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" So far no definitive results have been gleaned on UBI's efficacy, but in today's millennial parlance, let me "save you a click.
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Kazakhstan and its leader are easily the most impressive of the five (whatever impression you may have gleaned from the film "Borat").
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My own brief survey seemed to support this conclusion, though the difficult process of confirming information gleaned from websites produced contrary accounts.
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The letter demanded that hiQ stop using information gleaned from LinkedIn and informed the data cruncher that LinkedIn has blocked its access.
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Charles Manson was a skilled recruiter, having gleaned his techniques in prison from a Dale Carnegie course, from Scientologists and from pimps.
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Perhaps the most important lesson to be gleaned from the now-concluded public exchange between West and Coates is that ideas matter.
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An Amazon spokesperson did not respond to Business Insider's questions regarding how it will use geolocation data gleaned from its mesh network.
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The information was gleaned from the Israeli intelligence services, and was said to be so detailed that its origin would be obvious.
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Some very light spoilers for Professor Marston and the Wonder Women ahead, but nothing you couldn't have gleaned from the film's trailer.
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Their side-effects include insomnia, decreased libido and suicidal thoughts, but that knowledge has been gleaned from clinical trials with depressed patients.
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Both genders gleaned money advice in similar amounts from financial advisers as well as financial articles, blogs and newsletters, the study found.
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The playbook lays out different strategies for policymakers based on the severity of the crisis and shares lessons gleaned from past outbreaks.
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It then applied the patterns it gleaned to subsequent defendants, like Mr. Loomis, to spit out sentences that comport with existing trends.
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With course improvements and event infrastructure gleaned from his experience in motorsports, he has tried to create a model for other criteriums.
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Repealing Obamacare, however, with neither eliminate nor bypass the central challenge of health care, which can be gleaned from the chart below.
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Here's one of the many lessons that can be gleaned from Chiwetel Ejiofor's directorial debut: A library can transform a person's life.
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They have told American officials, for example, that Beijing is applying in Xinjiang best practices it gleaned from studying the United States.
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His implication seems to be that because the information in the dossier was apparently gleaned from interviewing Russians, that amounts to collusion.
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This exhibition probes what we had already gleaned: Warhol's intense admiration for other people's looks and his self-consciousness toward his own.
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Most of those who knew about the health advantages to nursing moms had gleaned the information from popular media or the internet.
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Cellphone location data is seen as particularly sensitive because of the immense amount of personal information that can be gleaned from it.
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When Cal running back Patrick Laird felt unusually tired after one practice this summer, he sought confirmation in numbers gleaned from Catapult.
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Yet he's thrived anyway thanks to a preternatural sense of timing and a hockey I.Q. gleaned from a lifetime around the game.
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But he did have extensive knowledge of networks, and he understood the kinds of insights that can be gleaned from big data.
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In this case, whatever connections could be gleaned came after intermission, when Mr. Biss followed the new piece with the Beethoven original.
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The authors also cautioned that their research was specifically based on data gleaned from reviewing death certificates, which sometimes contain incomplete information.
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Fenergo also, critically, covers internal-facing services, too, so that the data gleaned from the client-facing products can more easily parsed.
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There's also something to be gleaned, though, from looking at who exactly Facebook trotted out to burnish its claims of newfound credibility.
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Much of this complicated world had to be gleaned from research, as the game did little to ease players into its lore.
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As the majority leader, Mr. Price's intimate knowledge of procedural rules and maneuvers, gleaned from assiduous research, helped advance his party's agenda.
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Information gleaned from the accounts include facial scans, birthdays, phone and social network contacts, browsing history and more, according to the suit.
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That means researching the company and using what you gleaned in the cover letter — and during the interview, if you get one.
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That's because Europeans are much more represented in DNA databases and therefore, much more exact information can be gleaned about their DNA.
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Mirrored advocacy and representation of specific opinions and sentiments gleaned from constituents is but a portion of the mandate for congressional leadership.
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My go-to weeknight recipes tend to be those gleaned and, if necessary, scaled up, from India, Mexico and the Middle East.
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Wood and I spoke on the phone, and he filled me in on some of the understanding he's gleaned through his research.
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Companies now have to get permission before they can collect and use personal information gleaned online from people living in the bloc.
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On the one hand, it says your calls are private and no information is gleaned from them to be used for targeted ads.
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And indeed, a significant portion of the dead minke whales are sold, and the science gleaned from these expeditions is of no consequence.
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Some groups had gleaned credit card information, social security numbers and more from these email accounts, and were selling that information as well.
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She cited testimony gleaned from sources including a man who had survived an execution of some 50 former Iraqi soldiers by playing dead.
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The pattern that I have gleaned from reading many reports on disasters over the years indicates that most safety breakdowns start right here.
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There's more to be gleaned from events like the Sohn Investment Conference than a simple list of things to buy, sell, or hold.
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At its core, machine learning uses algorithms to parse data, extract patterns, learn and make predictions and decisions based on the gleaned insights.
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He sold $50,000 of snacks and then, on the basis of data gleaned, Blake's Seed Based changed its recipe and relaunched in September.
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But both sides appear to be making their arguments by posting phony images, gleaned from unrelated crises that are often in other countries.
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By now you're well aware that any information gleaned on the internet should be taken with a very, very large grain of salt.
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The firm calculates an estimate of each brand's dollar value using data gleaned from more than 3 million consumer interviews across 51 countries.
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As we approach the 20163-year anniversary of the smartphone era, are there further lessons to be gleaned from Asia's mobile-first economy?
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I don't think any other title that can be gleaned from a competition ever matched that ... going forward, that's what I'm concentrated on.
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That strategy — gleaned from interviews with several top members of Rubio's campaign staff — is predicated on a few reasonable if not airtight assumptions.
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Already, the company has gleaned insights about how and why buses are delayed in Montreal versus how they run in Rome, for instance.
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During the 2012 election cycle, Barack Obama's campaign data team relied on information gleaned from Facebook profiles and matched profiles to voter records.
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It's guilt by association, but the strength of a study can often be gleaned by the quality of the journal it's published in.
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They found that the colors of the long-extinct snake could still be gleaned even when the actual colors aren't there any more.
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Some idea of the point of the song can be gleaned by looking at the songwriters who worked with Underwood on the track.
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Fossilized dung, called coprolites, offers insight into the diet of extinct creatures that cannot be gleaned by merely studying teeth, jaws and skeletons.
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This was based on an analysis of gleaned from the teeth of two German victims killed by the plague around 1500 years ago.
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Here are five important things to know about Serial season three, based on what I've gleaned from a preview of the first episode.
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But Hernandez said it will be "at least five years" before the insights gleaned from the study are useful to the general population.
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Click through to read the styling wisdom we gleaned from Walish to see how you can apply these hacks to your own apartment.
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And, to make that inspiration go a long way, we've included helpful tips gleaned from each clip so you can apply them yourself.
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She's already got Sansa, after all, and there's no evidence that Benioff and Weiss think there's anything valuable to be gleaned from nuance.
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That clunky observation is meant to clue us in to this self-regarding movie's literary pretensions, gleaned perhaps from some misbegotten writers' workshop.
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The Senate report, however, concluded that the program's defenders had exaggerated the value of the information gleaned from it and understated its brutality.
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Our model, called the Supreme Court Ideal Point Miner (SCIPM), augments the existing research with information on judicial preferences gleaned from opinion texts.
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However the best nuggets of wisdom to be gleaned from the person now known as Dr Will are from his Instagram Live videos.
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They gleaned some useful insights into how fads, technology, and new words spread rapidly throughout the population—even faster than a deadly virus.
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While I gleaned something about rich people's lifestyles, I didn't think I understood anything deeper about what propelled them to be that way.
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Brown has no criminal background and works as a prep chef at a restaurant downtown, according to information gleaned during Thursday's court proceedings.
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Or, in a related theory, she deceives her employer by using information gleaned at work to profit without the boss's knowledge and permission.
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Dr. Lasker presents data from a few hundred programs, gleaned from several surveys, dozens of interviews and some brief trips of her own.
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Earlier in the session, euro zone government bonds had gleaned some comfort from a strong set of business surveys from Italy and Spain.
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With this latest Hollywood foray into woo now resolved, it's a good time to pause on what can be gleaned from the controversy.
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Mr. Sedo, the Amazon spokesman, said the company had already used information gleaned from the first round as it looks to future growth.
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The information was gleaned through an intelligence operation, not a criminal investigation, said Mr. Rubio, a Republican member of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Ms. Sachdeva has a presence that exudes quiet authority, gleaned in part from becoming the first woman in her family to study abroad.
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J recounts to her new employees some wisdom that she has recently gleaned from a friend who runs a home for troubled girls.
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The appeals panel took particular issue with the company basing its claims of success on internal studies gleaned from surveys of its patients.
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Its approach is particularly useful for exposing software to scenarios that might be hard to find in data gleaned from the real world.
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Mr. Kovaleski, his handler, did not participate in the interrogations; at night, they talked, and the information he gleaned went into his reports.
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What cannot be gleaned from such charts are accidents that are thwarted — or the names of the people who attempted to thwart them.
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The experience that I have gleaned from a lifetime in agriculture has taught me that even the most successful farming operations face adversities.
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It was based on observations gleaned by Old Weather volunteers from the Jeannette's logs, written while the ship was held captive by ice.
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Ms. Rice repeated facts about Mr. Caughman she had gleaned from news coverage — his passion for meeting celebrities, his skill as a boxer.
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The club also contends information gleaned from its emails has been "distorted" and "altered," violating any "public interest or right to information" defense.
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Although that effort failed, Facebook has built products, like live video streams and group video chat, based on information gleaned from Onavo's app.
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Experts have said that there could be more information gleaned in a direct interview with investigators that's not captured in broader Senate testimony.
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Facebook allows advertisers to target people based on insights gleaned from the vast amounts of personal information users input on the social network.
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Yet even information about employees gleaned from personal social media sites can give a patient hacker the ammunition needed to plan an attack.
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His new book, If You're in My Office, It's Already Too Late, is a distillation of the lessons he's gleaned along the way.
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Only France and the United States have the experience gleaned from being present at almost every crash involving an Airbus or Boeing respectively.
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The awards are based on thousands of votes gleaned from a round of public voting, combined with industry judges drawn from founders and investors.
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She fidgeted with a tablet propped on her lap, typing a user name and password gleaned from a $2-an-hour Internet access card.
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They say the data gleaned from these studies, while important, need to be protected and not broadcast to the world in popular science journals.
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For more than 1,500 high-profile individuals, however, Squire fills out their entries with information gleaned from sources like the SPLC, informers, and leaks.
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And it took 15 years for the Defense Department to release topographical maps gleaned during a classified shuttle mission so scientists could use them.
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Coming into the event with layman's knowledged gleaned from op-eds and user reviews, you would think Street Fighter V was a sinking ship.
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And yet, while she lived an extraordinary life, what's perhaps most remarkable is how universal the lessons to be gleaned from that life are.
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It's gleaned from the rare 19503 one-77 hyper car of which 77 examples were made, and is now standard on the DB11 flagship.
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However, the study's authors caution that their findings, gleaned using data from two space telescopes, should not be viewed as a slam dunk case.
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In the meantime, scientists can study the information collected by the Voyagers, and compare these findings to data gleaned by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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As the episode whips by in a series of visceral action vignettes, there isn't any larger takeaway or word of warning to be gleaned.
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The letter said Bailey and Winters had agreed McDermott would not share with the bank confidential information gleaned during her time at the FCA.
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It's been doing so for quite some time, but it doesn't use any data gleaned from those scans for ad targeting or other purposes.
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For those who believe that studying literature critically is worthwhile, the lessons that can be gleaned from big data and machine learning are valuable.
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Google showed off in 2017 how federated learning helped its Android keyboards learn new words, based on lessons gleaned from its enormous user base.
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Works that helped us develop empathy, or exposed vistas of experience which couldn't be gleaned growing up in Corby, or Kettering, or even London.
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In another set of questions, researchers also gleaned if and to what extent participants felt disapproval, angry, outraged, annoyed, and disgusted toward the subject.
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Nora says a handy tip she's gleaned from Hardy today is the importance of sometimes slowing down her pace in busy or stressful situations.
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But only France and the United States have the experience gleaned from being present at almost every crash involving an Airbus or Boeing respectively.
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"While we were investigating [the USB sticks], somebody launched a second attack against the site using information gleaned from the source code," Dragoneer said.
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Senfeldas claims the van was used in federal drug investigations, something he might've gleaned from a few remnants that were left in the vehicle.
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HQ doesn't have that much information on users beyond their phone number, device type, username, and other basic information commonly gleaned by app developers.
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The filmmakers may be Marxists, but their aesthetic can be gleaned from their admiration for Cézanne, the subject of two typically oblique short features.
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Thompson shared a theory with them, gleaned in part from Mack's book, that a sheriff can do whatever he wants in his own jail.
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Leonard's free agency process was a mystery to much of the world, but the Clippers thought they gleaned some insight from his meeting preferences.
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There is the place itself: "It's like a basement," she said, a description she has gleaned from her readings about the much-disliked terminus.
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That's the lesson to be gleaned from the story of a 53-year-old millionaire who was recently featured on the blog ESI Money.
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Insights gleaned from that analysis could include emerging career skills as well as gaps between people's abilities and what companies want from their employees.
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Hackers set up a dark web database last week called "Doxagram" to sell information gleaned from certain accounts, including email addresses and phone numbers.
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The president-elect said he wants a better deal, but what that would involve can only be gleaned from his and his surrogates' statements.
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Federer's cheerleaders will point to the confidence gleaned from 2019 tournament wins on the hard courts of Dubai — his 100th ATP title — and Miami.
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This is the image of the artist gleaned from King of Arms , a multidisciplinary work that is simultaneously a party, parade, and video artwork.
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If there's one truth to be gleaned from the Grateful Dead's long, strange trip through American music, it's that the story is never over.
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What they have gleaned from their observations is that Ultima Thule is a rock in the solar system's Kuiper belt, the area beyond Neptune.
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Now the government of President Mauricio Macri will have to answer questions from frustrated families about what more can be gleaned from the wreckage.
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The training, according to information gleaned by Reuters, includes lessons on "safeguarding Chinese sovereignty," search and rescue operations, and dealing with disasters at sea.
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A selection of indie rock gleaned from a Pitchfork "best of" list from the early 2010s, including Foxygen, Washed Out and Unknown Mortal Orchestra.
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It packages that data with public data gleaned from other websites, then sells it to employers looking for more insight into the employment pool.
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Data gleaned by M.L.S. during testing buttresses that confidence: A review was conducted once every three games, and it lasted 1 minute 16 seconds.
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Additionally, 60% of people reportedly choose reusable water bottles and coffee cups as a result of the knowledge they gleaned from the mini-series.
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Mr. Lansing's colleagues attribute the growth to his embrace of digital formats and the understanding of audiences that he gleaned from the private sector.
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But as they discussed Yovanovitch's whereabouts, it was Parnas who was regularly sending Hyde material gleaned from hyperpartisan news sites and right-wing influencers.
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But he was confident that enlightened republicans and conscientious Christians could, and must, agree on the fundamental ethical precepts he gleaned from the Bible.
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But nothing in the facts gleaned from the Lion Air accident has indicated that indeed the symptoms the pilots would experience are the same.
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Officials told The Post that intelligence agents could have used information gleaned from the calls to feed selected disinformation to Giuliani via Ukrainian assets.
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The details gleaned from this observation were 10 times more precise and detailed than observations of the planet when it was discovered in 2010.
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Plus a knowledge of Spanish gleaned from living in Mexico is also seen as beneficial in many industries including service, real estate and more.
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According to the Post's report, the Judiciary Committee believes there might be more information to be gleaned from AMI and David Pecker, its CEO.
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The ruling places the Ivy League college in the uncomfortable predicament of revealing confidential financial information gleaned from the donations of an influential benefactor.
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The elder Anthony then imparts some wisdom he'd gleaned from Pat Riley, his former coach whose legendary idioms have become gospel among basketball fans.
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The restrictions were meant to keep the jury in a second and related trial from being prejudiced by information gleaned from the first trial.
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"It is possible that inspiration for such dress is gleaned from mass stereotyping and superficial ideas of [African] nationhood," she said in an email.
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Blame it on a combination of laziness and misinformation gleaned from teen magazines, but it turns out we've been mistreating our bras since day one.
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The memo released by Mr. Cummings contained excerpts and conclusions gleaned by Democratic staff members from more than 250,000 pages of documents provided by Turing.
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While he opposed the deal in Congress, he vowed to continue to keep up the CIA's monitoring of the situation, whatever the information gleaned indicates.
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The information gleaned from the survey informed the drug-testing agreements between the owners and the players' union that have been in place since 2004.
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"The negative implications of our employees not wearing these cameras far outweigh any positives we gleaned from being involved in the task force," Shields said.
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Most of his story I gleaned from a Ken Burns-style documentary shown far below the earth's surface, at the start of a guided tour.
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Data gleaned from the app, notes the Journal, reportedly played into the social media giant's decision to start building a rival to the Houseparty app.
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But it matches construction and dimensional details gleaned from insurance documents; the metal and wood match historical practice; and it appears to have been burned.
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These insights are gleaned from, appropriately enough, the latest, gayest edition of Pornhub Insights, a regularly-released collection of data from the online porn juggernaut.
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Essentially, by using the location gleaned by nearby Wi-Fi networks through a Google Home or Chromecast, a malicious website can triangulate a user's location.
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It's easy to be cynical about the situation, and the fate of the proceeds gleaned from the diamond, but there may be reason for optimism.
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These days, what is gleaned has slipped beneath the notice, or the need, of giant retailers and the capabilities of giant dust-raising harvesting machines.
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It's no wonder startups view the data gleaned from these behaviors as a window into our mental health—and the foundation for their business model.
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This approach, gleaned from a group of fascist ideologues known as the European New Right, would later form the bedrock of the alt-right's ideology.
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Engineers and data scientists can then analyze the gleaned data to compile forecasts, predict collapses, and raise the alarm before the worst comes to pass.
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In July, shortly before Amy received the first threatening email that included addresses gleaned from Radaris, he visited the Radaris pages for Amy's family members.
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According to Webb's explanation, or what can be gleaned from it, the politician was purposefully visiting porn sites as a form of human malware bait.
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One thing I gleaned from your book is that a big problem in our justice system, from death penalty cases on down, is shoddy lawyering.
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He blends her a cappella singing with sophisticated mixes of instrumental fragments and beats gleaned, without permission, from the YouTube videos of other amateur musicians.
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That's the lesson that might be gleaned from a series of dizzying events putting the intelligence community and its congressional overseers at odds this week.
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The last feature the integration provides will let Bing populate Reddit answers to questions typed into search that are gleaned from popular subreddits like AskReddit.
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Ms. McKenna's calling card is the mundane yet illuminating detail — gleaned, perhaps, from her life as the married mother of five children in Stoughton, Mass.
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The doctor spoke authoritatively about the patient's history, based on what he'd gleaned from reports and from what he was seeing on the body itself.
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The game uses location data gleaned from Google Maps, and Pokéstop locations are often imported from user suggestions made on a previous Niantic game, Ingress.
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Bargaining can also be a memorable part of the experience, and some of the best travel tips can be gleaned through friendly conversation with vendors.
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Here, heavies like Krishna Das, Jai Uttal, Bhagavan Das, and Ram Das—armed with knowledge gleaned from their gurus—shared Eastern mysticism with rapt Californians.
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At that point, Raymond plans on creating a second habitat, which will be smaller and designed with the valuable experience gleaned from building the first.
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Once the appropriate intelligence is collected, the information gleaned could be fed back into the private sector, allowing them to strengthen their own digital defenses.
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We gleaned the secrets to their eclectic personal styles, from the fashion rules they always break to the unexpected ways their work informs their aesthetic.
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This compact, fast-moving portrait of the artist proceeds through a flurry of images, many of them gleaned from Mr. Frank's long and prodigious career.
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Who is an edition of Bartlett's Familiar Quotations come to life, offering wisdom gleaned from the likes of Rumi, Shakespeare and Lin-Manuel Miranda. Mrs.
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She gleaned other telltale signs of Kinsman's newfound wealth, including information from a shopkeeper who said that Kinsman was "shedding money" like a molting canary.
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His son, meanwhile, is adamant that the expertise he and his father have gleaned on the Tyrrhenian coast now can be applied on the Adriatic.
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Everyone huddled around Mr. Estrada, eager for any news they had not already gleaned from Facebook and WhatsApp, where fake news about the crisis circulates.
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The federal government opened an investigation into Till's death in 2004, citing "renewed interest" in the case and new information gleaned from scholars and journalists.
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Pro-Islamic State social media and Telegram accounts have been sharing a list of takeaways and other information gleaned from the recent alleged CIA dump.
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At various points, Mr. Stone has also suggested that he gleaned information about WikiLeaks from Jerome Corsi, a conservative journalist who trades in conspiracy theories.
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While many fitness trackers already offer generalized advice gleaned from third-party organizations and university studies, Fitbit Premium will layer those recommendations with personalized data.
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That directive, which some officials thought was long overdue, was based, in large part, on intelligence gleaned from Israel's 2014 intrusion into Kaspersky's corporate systems.
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I gleaned only one fact that had any emotional effect on me whatsoever: The flavor of the royal wedding cake will be lemon elderflower. Heartbreaking.
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What possible wisdom could be gleaned from a painting that depicts a palm tree, for instance, or the glistening turquoise of a backyard swimming pool?
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Dave Zatz gave some deeper insights on ZatzNotFunny with details gleaned from a Federal Communications Commission filing and a publicly available beta app (via Engadget).
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He found the ex-Khmer Rouge general who had taken Phnom Penh and spent successive nights drinking with him till dawn, but gleaned nothing significant.
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But PSV is already conducting a "Phase 2 pilot," in van Agt's careful phrase, to see what else can be gleaned from the cognitive training.
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In Ancelotti's Italian autobiography, "Preferisco la Coppa" (I Prefer the Cup), he detailed the impression he had gleaned of Zidane while coaching him at Juventus.
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Measurements of the most distant detectable electromagnetic radiation predict one value for the rate of expansion, but measurements gleaned from nearer objects reveal different values.
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Made in the late 1830s, they apply lessons gleaned from some two decades of studying harbors and coastlines to tales from history and epic poetry.
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So far, the most important bit of information I've gleaned from my years of culinary obsession is the importance of one thing: a chef's knife.
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A story starts to take shape as you uncover an increasing array of clips, using the information gleaned from each one to inform subsequent searches.
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World leaders could rely on lessons gleaned from history to forge a plan: They flooded the markets with money and waited for calm to return.
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Denny produces compelling and researched exhibitions, but after information has been gleaned from each individual piece, there is not much else to grab on to.
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Over the years, the A.C.L.U. has compiled a database with information gleaned from other public records about some of the images that remain hidden from view.
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Prosecutors alleged Brannan, 31, hacked and accessed email accounts by answering security questions with information gleaned from victims' Facebook accounts and by use of phishing emails.
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From there, an attacker can figure out the location of your car or home through geotags or other bits of information easily gleaned from social media.
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The only negative Mosby gleaned from the report "is we didn't see investment banking and capital markets activity react positively in the fourth quarter," he said.
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Amateur music scholars on Twitter shared their appreciation, and a Twitter moment gathered the most illuminating pieces of information gleaned from the Spotify and Genius partnership.
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But there's also a serious message to be gleaned from movies like Election and very special episodes on every show from South Park to Black Mirror.
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Erecting a new movie franchise of this magnitude around "Fantastic Beasts" is certainly enterprising, gleaned from a textbook that Harry and the other Hogwarts students read.
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This is an algorithm that closely analyzes Twitter accounts based on over 1,000 pieces of information gleaned from a user's public profile, public tweets, and mentions.
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Schriver said coalition vessels and aircraft have not carried out forced boardings of ships but have gleaned information that allows governments to uncover the smuggling networks.
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To get you started, CNBC Make It rounded up five money mistakes to avoid in the new year, gleaned from financial experts and self-made millionaires.
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To develop products faster, you can hire more employees and even lower those candidates' salary expectations by exploiting information you've gleaned from their social media profiles.
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I gleaned that my personality was what was going to get me ahead in life (which, in fairness, isn't actually a bad thing to focus on).
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The mockup suggests you'll be able to match the band with the colors of the face, but nothing else can easily be gleaned from the image.
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From what fans have gleaned from the marketing for Tomb Raider, it seems that Lara isn't giving the finger to expectations — rather, it's quite the opposite.
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Here's another important lesson, gleaned from multiple psychology studies: We humans are much more likely to extend concern to entities we perceive to be like us.
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The ESA said that data gleaned from the instruments aboard Schiaparelli during the entry would help to better understand the Red Planet and especially its atmosphere.
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An industry has sprung up to serve them with, and help them analyse, "alternative" data, such as those gleaned from satellite images or by scraping websites.
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Now the knowledge Harrington has gleaned about undergarments over the years is available in book form, In Intimate Detail: How to Choose, Wear, and Love Lingerie.
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Most of the details we've gleaned about the two have been from her music, especially since Alwyn's Twitter has given us zip to write home about.
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That's a big deal, as one's prominence in North Korea can be often be gleaned by how high up someone is listed on an official roster.
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There was little else to be gleaned from Tim Kaine, beyond that Hillary Clinton seems to have chosen a simple country woodsman to be vice-president.
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America's culinary search history says a lot about the country's changing appetites, but there's more to be gleaned from that data than what people are eating.
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If there's any sort of silver lining to be gleaned from the experience, it's that I'm now generally better able to talk about how I'm feeling.
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A second classifier, primed with information about pickpocketing hotspots gleaned from police reports and social-media posts, then tried to spot the pickpockets among these outliers.
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The new information, gleaned from recently unsealed court documents, provides new insight into the company's past activities and what that might mean for its upcoming IPO.
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It seems the intelligence gleaned from the deployment of Stuxnext, along with reports from Iranian assets, was used to verify the existence of the secret facility.
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Currell, a former civil servant who helped draft Britain's groundbreaking Modern Slavery Act, said information gleaned from calls would also help to prevent trafficking and slavery.
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But if there's anything to be gleaned from the first episode of Kocktails with Khloé, it's that brashness rules and leaves little room for thoughtful conversation.
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But he was gifted at absorbing information in conversation, and by talking to other prisoners he gleaned enough from both books to synthesize a new theology.
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A good place to start is a close examination of data gleaned from interviews with unaccompanied immigrant children conducted by U.S. Customs and Border Protection personnel.
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Items which are gleaned are the good and usable fruit of human activity; they have not been discarded, merely overlooked, or thought not worth bothering with.
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What little he understands about business has been gleaned from Erlich's "incubator," which is analogous to the smoke-filled bong Jared has to puff without inhaling.
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Another indication of the likelihood of any Russian output cut can be gleaned from the head of Kremlin-controlled energy giant Rosneft, Putin ally Igor Sechin.
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But by assessing insights gleaned from electronic health records (EHRs), DeepMind's ML algorithm outperformed current clinical models used for AKI risk assessment by 20%, per STAT.
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The group's strategists are trying to determine what can be gleaned from what was effective, and what wasn't, in the Republicans' efforts to derail Mr. Trump.
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She wanted to know every detail of the whole ordeal with my parents, hear the deep insights I had gleaned, how I felt, how I'd mourned.
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So here's what I, a clueless electronic music luddite, gleaned from my experience watching the first season of the most surreal sitcom sequel ever to stream.
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Much of this can be gleaned from the archival material included in the Hessel exhibition, which was curated by Jeannine Tang, Lia Gangitano and Ann Butler.
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In all, Young ordered that all evidence gleaned from the NIT warrant—including the images of child pornography eventually found at Levin's residence—should be excluded.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Trading government bonds or currencies using information gleaned from unpublished polls could breach market abuse rules, Britain's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said on Tuesday.
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Information gleaned from the data recorder can reveal nuances about a flight's altitude, instrument readings and power settings, which help create detailed models of the crash.
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He was always dispensing advice, wisdom he had gleaned thanks to his Fulbright scholarship to Texas A&M in 1952: Always buy the biggest car possible.
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Among the insights researchers gleaned from the interviews was that dynamics between patient, parents and physician strongly influence how involved the teen is in medical decisions.
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These were the processes by which we gleaned vital information about our own businesses, the source material necessary to make critical editorial judgments and creative choices.
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Over the decades, Ms. Cook changed from a Broadway ingénue into a kind of sybil pouring out compassion gleaned from her own personal ups and downs.
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Using "predictive analytics" — jargon for a Netflix-style recommendation system — Atom suggests movie tickets based on previous orders and information gleaned from linked social network accounts.
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This is a dangerous and incorrect idea, and one wonders how Biden could have possibly gleaned it from eight years' experience in the Obama White House.
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And although he provided the government with information gleaned from Mr. Yousef about terrorist tactics and possible attacks, federal officials said nothing ever came of it.
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If you hang around the darker, more thought-leader-y corners of Medium, it's possible you'll have gleaned a few insights into customer acquisition or recruiting.
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To my surprise and delight, the hygienist gleaned what I was humming and began to sing along, with all the words, in a very sweet voice.
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So a few years ago, the Hyatt Regency Dallas gleaned enough vehicle doors, side panels and other parts from salvage yards to mimic the real thing.
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Mr. Reagan, he says, has 'common sense,' but his photographic memory is cluttered with dubious information gleaned from his favorite periodicals, Reader's Digest and Human Events.
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The soon-to-be-retired always have plenty of questions, and Mr. Keefe enjoys offering them information and guidance, including insights gleaned from his own experience.
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The pop images on the postcards were gleaned from travel to Ohsawa's childhood home in Japan where she dug through boxes of remnants from her past.
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Meanwhile less well resourced public sector research efforts — which would be motivated to share any gleaned health insights more broadly — are left to labour in the rear.
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Beyond the sex-differentiated effects in the management of pain, the research gleaned that females might also experience stronger adverse effects than males when using medical marijuana.
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That might change in the wake of some major incident, especially if it were discovered that advance notice might have been gleaned from an encrypted mobile device.
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But this finding is just one of many results so far gleaned from the new data, demonstrating how much left there is to learn about our galaxy.
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Nobody on the political left (and a sizable swath of the political right) needs more Trump in their day, unless there's some new insight to be gleaned.
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In others, estimates are based on memories of traumatized survivors, Islamic State group&aposs propaganda and what can be gleaned from a cursory look at the earth.
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Just by being their mom, she gleaned that "love was supposed to feel a certain way – just natural [with] a very selfless, unconditional pure quality," she says.
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Trevor Buck, a professor of socio-legal studies at De Montfort University, reckons a central unit should be established to capture the knowledge gleaned from previous inquiries.
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Last year, federal prosecutors charged that Sean Stewart leaked information to his father on impending mergers gleaned from his work at JPMorgan Chase and Perella Weinberg Partners.
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OpenAI's algorithm then takes the information gleaned from the vision network and feeds it to a second neural network, called an imitation network, guiding the robotic arm.
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Combining pools of clinical data will enable researchers to develop new best practices based on insights gleaned from population-level analysis, extending the capabilities of precision medicine.
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In 2014 a captured Islamic State computer was found to contain instructions on how to use plague, gleaned from infected animals, as a weapon of mass destruction.
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Ted Cruz, Rafael, could be linked to the JFK assassination -- information he gleaned from a tabloid, the National Enquirer "Well, that was in a newspaper," Trump said.
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He said in the interview that Clinton's policy and diplomatic experience was lost in a sensationalistic political environment -- fueled, he said, by information gleaned from Russian hacks.
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Using data gleaned from millions of transactions, the company sped up the process by which customers can return online purchases to their local stores by 226 percent.
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The inaugural address was vintage Trump, with plenty of material gleaned from dozens of campaign rallies he staged last year on the road to victory on Nov.
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"We're not concerned about technology transfer" to Chinese partners, he added, referring to fears that Chinese firms might eventually use technology gleaned from foreign partners against them.
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But it also thinks I like farming, dairy, and food production, which I'm sure was gleaned from some strange misunderstanding of my Facebook activity and liked pages.
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As far as we know, only three divorces exist in the entire universe, and these were all minor details gleaned from Pottermore rather than the books themselves.
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Reports about Trump's disclosure to the Russians do not allege he explicitly named Israel, but that Russia could have gleaned the source from what Trump did say.
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Although it is unclear what new information lawmakers gleaned from this second meeting with Baker, conservative House members appeared to ramp up their attacks against Rosenstein. Rep.
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Yet, Comey revealed nothing gleaned from the informant and kept even the existence of the Trump-Russia investigation secret, so it had no effect on the campaign.
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But it contained data gleaned from poop samples that were taken from 45 minors and at least one nonhuman, company representatives confirmed to Business Insider in August.
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In the program, which has been around since 2010, info gleaned from the intel community and previous travel patterns are used to pick which fliers to watch.
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In this Theatreworks musical, by Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich, Junie writes a book imparting her precious wisdom about school, gleaned from her vast 18-month experience.
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Like OFA, America First Policies will almost certainly have access to some of the data gleaned from Trump's election victory, which could provide a huge fundraising boon.
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She's been able to imbue the band with her identity through penmanship while tackling her personal life and character of discipline gleaned from growing up in theatre.
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So — since we've gleaned countless tips and techniques from makeup artists over the years — we thought it was time to share our wealth of knowledge with you.
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A-GPS inherently relies on telecom company information—it uses a phone's GPS chip in conjunction with information gleaned from the telecom network to locate a phone.
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It's a mistranslation of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, used for a Chinese bootleg version of the film and probably gleaned from Google Translate.
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Much more value could be gleaned from points, however, by transferring them to one of Chase's nine partnering airline frequent-flyer programs or three hotel loyalty programs.
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When I was young, the message I gleaned from teen comedies like "Superbad" and "EuroTrip" was that men want sex and women want men to want them.
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Jennifer Schuster, the executive editor at Crown Archetype, said she saw in "Bonfire" a wealth of storytelling talents that Ms. Ritter has gleaned from her onscreen career.
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Is there something that you've gleaned during this campaign that will change or inform the way you represent the Seventh Congressional District, should you be re-elected?
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And soon, maps will rely not just on stored information but on constantly updated data gleaned from a vehicle's cameras and sensors and data from other drivers.
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In-dash navigation systems will also use information gleaned from a vehicle's sensors and cameras to position a vehicle in a lane, with accuracy within eight inches.
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Above all, what I've gleaned from this celeb content is what the insides of their homes all look like, in particular, Jimmy Fallon's: He has a slide!
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Despite the lessons Graham gleaned from his teacher, and the respect he held for him, Sloan represented the past, while an artist like Davis heralded the future.
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Mr. Cohen became concerned that the Trump team was disseminating information about him gleaned from the agreement, and that it was being done with Mr. Trump's knowledge.
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Information gleaned from the breaches was stored on servers in the United States, police officials said, and inquiries continue with the assistance of the F.B.I.'s cyberdivision.
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But a closer look reveals a more subtle frustration with the EU than that gleaned from populist politicos such as Hungary's Viktor Orban and Poland's Jarosław Kaczyński.
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Each facial reconstruction began with information, gleaned by forensic anthropologists or provided by detectives, about the gender, race, age, body type and other characteristics of the remains.
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"It doesn't seem to have gleaned most of the optimism we've seen in the equity market," said John Herrmann, director of U.S. interest rates strategy for MUFG.
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Drawing on an enormous Google database called Sensorvault, they provide law enforcement with the opportunity to find suspects and witnesses using location data gleaned from user devices.
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Using data gleaned from millions of transactions, the company sped up the process by which customers can return online purchases to their local stores by 60 percent.
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If there's one thing to be gleaned from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's first royal overseas tour together, it's that they are a pretty damn adorable couple.
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If the military gleaned intelligence from Umm Sayyaf about Mr. Baghdadi's likely whereabouts, why did it not act in the three weeks after the May 16 raid?
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Even those states that treat clergy members as mandated reporters still may not require reporting in circumstances where the information was gleaned through a "clergy-penitent" communication.
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Using cameras, sensors and inexpensive satellites, the companies are selling insights gleaned from those devices to hedge funds, banks and other market traders looking for an edge.
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Mr. Boyd said recently that her speech had been revelatory for him; he gleaned insight on how he could become empowered by a frightening and traumatic experience.
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Woodward, Williams, and their colleagues gleaned new insights about juvenile T. rexes by examining the skeletons of two small rexes collected in Montana in the early 2000s.
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The effect of going up against such an unstoppable machine could be gleaned at a single glance at the two Oregon stars, Ruth Hamblin and Jamie Weisner.
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The instrumental climate record began in the late 1800s, although researchers have far longer climate timelines gleaned from tree rings, ice cores, and other so-called "proxy" sources.
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In fact, in the past, it has used insights gleaned from AWS to make investments in start-ups that it saw were doing gangbusters growth in its cloud.
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Additional info gleaned from the HomePod firmware indicates that the iPhone 21 and iPhone X will feature inductive wireless charging and fast wired charging for the first time.
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Pentagon officials said during briefings following the capture of al Bakkar that they could not disclose too much information regarding what they have gleaned due to ongoing operations.
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It's a rare example of natural selection at work on modern humans, and the new insights gleaned from this research could lead to new treatments for respiratory disorders.
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Instead, he ordered the FedEx delivery of the phone to Apple with both families given access to tracking information and any resulting forensics report gleaned by Apple investigators.
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If there's one lesson to be gleaned from the last century-or-so of competitive sporting, it's that victory is typically measured in Champagne showers and Gatorade baths.
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The public learned of the probe only because of diligent reporting by American Banker, a trade publication which appears to have gleaned its information mainly from banking consultants.
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To get around that problem, StatCan looked at information gleaned by Dark Crawler, a piece of software that can roam the web in search of priceofweed's past data.
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Only earlier this year did it launch a hedge fund open to outside money, on which it hopes to apply the insights gleaned elsewhere in its investment arm.
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But Dr Maixner and Dr Zink knew, from scans, that his stomach was full when he died and therefore that useful information could be gleaned from doing so.
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There's a lot that can be gleaned from haute couture that isn't as prominent during the other fashion weeks: the makeup is bolder, the styling is more daring.
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First of all, investors appear to be shying away from risk, a shift that can also be gleaned from the relative performance of a host of different assets.
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An important part of the process is using the information gleaned from such tools and then going to the next step of understanding the motivations behind the behavior.
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With computers buying and selling securities based on discrete pieces of information gleaned from dozens or even hundreds of sources, the SEC's system is woefully out-of-date.
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U.S. officials have told Reuters the information gleaned from a U.S. commando raid in January in Yemen that targeted al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula included bombmaking techniques.
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With the help of SPLC, we gleaned each white supremacist group's stated beliefs from public mission statements and literature, and gauged them against those of the alt-right.
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This is a pervasive ideology among tech leaders, who believe the lessons that they have gleaned from their own industry are applicable to all of the country's problems.
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The knowledge gleaned from inspecting the way in which European clubs develop talent should eventually boost skills on pitches in China, where playing standards have long been poor.
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What little we do know about the console has been gleaned from leaks, documents, and pictures that describe a portable console with detachable controllers and its own screen.
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The treaty's technical limitation on the type of allowable imagery sensors also places an equitable cap on the kinds of information that can be gleaned from the flights.
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However, the source says the agreement would prevent any disclosure of information that was gleaned while working closely with federal investigators as it pertained to the investigation itself.
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Wealth gleaned by way of tax dodges and monopolistic business practices is wealth stolen from the public, even when it is returned in the form of supposed gifts.
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The manifesto was littered with memes gleaned from the white-supremacist internet, and some journalists urged colleagues not steeped in the argot of that subculture to tread cautiously.
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Reports about Trump's disclosure to the Russians do not allege that he explicitly named Israel, but said that Russia could have gleaned the source from what Trump revealed.
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The twist is that the scammers send the victim one of their own passwords, likely gleaned from an already public breach, and use that as an intimidation tactic.
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According to Yeni Safak, a Turkish news outlet, special forces prepared for ten days ahead of the operation, and were acting on information gleaned by their intelligence teams.
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We are looking for pieces in which individual voices and personalities come through, and we're more interested in the insights they gleaned from the experience than anything else.
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And with "Wildlife," his directorial debut, he unveils a craft and vision gleaned, in part, from his many years on stage and set that prove nearly as mesmerizing.
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She makes sure her personal image and content reflects the sorts of things she has gleaned that this demographic is into, although that can be a moving target.
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His ideas about the physicality of painting, mostly gleaned from studying the work of Rubens, Veronese and others at the Louvre, opened the medium to the modern era.
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He eventually found his answer, gleaned from his reading of Paul's Epistle to the Romans: We need not worry about failing, since nothing we do makes any difference.
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The document details China Harbor's bank account number — ownership of which was verified — and intelligence gleaned from questioning of the people to whom the checks were made out.
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Every movie-lover carries an archive of moments and images, a fantasy history gleaned from the work of born-and-bred New York filmmakers and Hollywood interlopers alike.
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That's why it was so important for us to not simply hang it in the museum, but to present all the facts we had gleaned over the years.
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A combination of original writing and reprints gleaned from books, journals, and the independent media at large, Utne is published quarterly in print and through monthly digital issues.
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These insights are often collected from businesses that traffic in data, but can just as easily be gleaned by monitoring consumers' search histories, entertainment habits and other behaviors.
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A few things: Without the supporting schedules for that return, nothing can be gleaned about the president's conflicts of interest and/or possible compromising ties to foreign entities.
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Most of what scientists know about the species is gleaned from their carcasses or pooled from behaviors observed among the 22 known species in the beaked whale family.
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A growing number of start-ups are selling insights gleaned from small, relatively cheap satellites, known as "cube satellites," encroaching on a domain once dominated by global superpowers.
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Coast Guard officials say the intelligence gleaned from captured drug shipments and vessels has helped lead to the extradition of nearly 75 percent of all Colombian cartel leaders.
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I left the stadium feeling a warm glow in the pit of my stomach, which I think was also the high gleaned from illegal activities and plastic vests.
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Armed with the wisdom gleaned from years of life experience, and a computer empire, he returns from the hinterlands of Taiwan to make an appearance at Colin's wedding.
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Investors are already using anonymous data gleaned from credit card statements, but the rise of online shopping, and the digital receipts we get in our email, is a boon.
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I have never watched This Is Us, but I have an entire storyline made up in my head based solely on what I have gleaned from dramatic headlines. pic.twitter.
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Judge Alsup ruled that information gleaned from Waymo's work "leaked into" Uber's own LiDAR tech development, regardless of whether any documents were actually found on Uber computers and devices.
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In Andrew Cutler and Shervin Rahimpour's method, the 3D images gleaned from CT scans can be superimposed on the subject's head — in it, really — using a Microsoft Hololens headset.
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BullGuard claims Dojo can spot strange network behavior and stop it in its tracks, using machine learning and crowdsourced information in the cloud gleaned from other (anonymous) Dojo users.
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Also, some of the iPhone's design and features got leaked out from code in the HomePod, so Natt Garun helps the crew break down all the information we've gleaned.
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Founded in 20203, Fabula has developed a patented AI system it calls "geometric deep learning" — effectively algorithms that learn from large and complex data sets gleaned from social networks.
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" The company did, though, say it wouldn't share any personal information gleaned from the Echo Look to "advertisers or to third-party sites that display our interest-based ads.
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The back of the Q Inspiration has echoes of a Model S, but not nearly as much as I first gleaned from the high angle of the teaser image.
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Being quasi-relevant yet also useless made these suggestions feel even more creepy — highlighting the unstated fact of their being powered by intelligence Facebook had gleaned via background surveillance.
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Prosecutors in the case used information gleaned from VW's own internal investigation into the scandal that apparently shows Schmidt deleted documents in an attempt to cover up his actions.
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So, what better a time than this anniversary to see what lessons might be gleaned from a movie that momentarily tricked the world into thinking agency bureaucrats are cool.
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The Russian-Korean collaboration is also trying to clone a woolly mammoth, and the research gleaned from the foal research could be used as groundwork for that pending experiment.
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But the information gleaned from these conversations can be just as useful for the departing employee, said Courtney Bigony, director of people science at 15Five, a performance management firm.
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The methods of studying consumer behavior may have changed with new technology, but marketers have long gleaned insight from buyers in order to make the shopping experience more convenient.
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Sure, both team and player benefit when an insight gleaned from a wearable—say, about a player's optimal cool-down period, or his ideal recovery strategy—improves player performance.
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Don Jr. expresses zero misgivings about meeting with someone who has information gleaned as the result of a Russian government operation aimed at electing his father to be president.
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Green told me that the idea will be to focus on six distinct areas where IBM and BMW feel that useful data can be gleaned from the driving experience.
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From what we've gleaned from product reviews, Fire Cubs seem to be less potent and more cinnamon-y than VineGelee's Fire Bears, which may account for the lower price.
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For starters, you can potentially head off identity theft associated with info gleaned from data brokers by freezing your credit to prevent new creditors from accessing your credit report.
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Yet, somehow, Hilton gleaned that the two were so happy (again, hard to actually know with the glasses and hat) that they had been talking about their marriage plans.
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Instead, the series has gleaned small references from the book — for example, how the Gilead authorities regard gay people, or "gender traitors" — and made them blunt, shocking and brutal.
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Navigating by the stars and using evasion tactics gleaned from Vietnam War movies, they pillaged peanut butter and pasta — as well as moonshine and marijuana — from remote hunting cabins.
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So what I've gleaned from all of that is that, as tempting as it is, it really is not a great idea to resort to the short-order cooking.
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A Chicago company has marketed a tool using text, photos and videos gleaned from major social media companies to aid law enforcement surveillance of protesters, civil liberties activists say.
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And, unlike some other political tell-alls, Comey's book might actually be a good read: As we've gleaned from his recent writing, the man can set a damn scene.
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Holding iPads and iPhones, they will reveal a fractured narrative about an impending ecological disaster, bits of which can be gleaned by glancing at or eavesdropping on their devices.
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As he equips magic based on enemy weaknesses gleaned through Libra and hoofs it to cover when his MP is depleted, I start to feel a bit of pride.
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" With the exclusion of both mainstream dancefloor bangers and innovative, underground producers, THUMP gleaned that the New York Times Magazine saw the future of music as "absolutely not electronic.
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They'll make the case that what happened in Pennsylvania was peculiar to Pennsylvania and that there are few omens to be seen in it or lessons to be gleaned.
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It's also just one example of the insights that can be gleaned from the world's largest, scientifically-vetted family tree, presented in a study published on Thursday in Science.
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They have, though, gleaned clues from the testimony of Bosasa's former chief operating officer, Angelo Agrizzi, now serving as a key whistle-blower in government corruption hearings held recently.
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Ultimately, there was no grand takeaway from going to a hologram concert—nothing to be gleaned about what it means to defy the natural order of life and death.
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The survey gleaned information such as their demographics, household and relationship characteristics; whether they'd experienced any incidents of sexual victimization or assault; and a measure of any depressive symptoms.
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The UK's powers also include "bulk personal datasets," databases of information gleaned from various sources—medical records, travel plans, passport information—which security and intelligence agencies can then exploit.
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I ask thoughtful questions and come prepared with morsels of information gleaned from their profiles so as to ensure my dates never feels void of conversation topic or connection.
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After six months, Macy's will assess the impact on the brand's sales, foot traffic and insights its gleaned as it decides whether and where to further expand the program.
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Based on the increased match day and commercial revenues that unlikely champions Atletico gleaned, Leicester can expect to see between 10 to 15 million pounds boost in that area.
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All she can expect of herself, she said, is to do her best in practice and put herself in position to transferring what she has gleaned there into competition.
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Named for a departed friend, Long Live Mexico exudes Big Thugger Energy as the student shows the master what he's gleaned while growing up in the Cleveland Avenue apartments.
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So what we knew about Trump's health, until today's physical results were announced, was mostly gleaned from media reports, and dubious notes from his colorful longtime doctor, Harold Bornstein.
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From what you gleaned for putting this film together, why do you think there is such an effort to bring more people of color into the anti-abortion movement?
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To that end, zoolologists are now proffering knowledge gleaned from cockroach locomotion to the robotics community, as in the case of a recent paper published in Frontiers in Zoology.
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In a video piece, "T3511", Ms Dewey-Hagborg plays a biohacker who becomes increasingly obsessed with an unknown person, based solely on information gleaned from a saliva sample purchased online.
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The US-chartered ship was acting on information gleaned by Japan's deep sea research ship Kaimei, which carries a remotely operated submarine and equipment to grab samples from the seabed.
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Although I might have gleaned parts of these arguments elsewhere, I, and all those who watched, gained a significant benefit from watching the court case play out in real time.
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The insights gleaned from this study could alert conservationists to the timing of these migratory events, as large numbers of bats are killed each year by collisions with wind turbines.
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Yes, the company would lose money at the new price, but MoviePass's new owners believed that it could offset the substantially lower price by leveraging valuable data gleaned from customers.
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I soon gleaned that considerations of kelp touch on feminist issues, that kelp is a post-human planetary ally and that it can encourage us to care for one another.
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Suárez said the recent outage of a SASMEX telecoms tower in Oaxaca after a storm flagged the need to use multiple ways to communicate data gleaned from the system's sensors.
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TikTok, branded as Douyin in China, has a reach well beyond its home front and claims 500 million MAUs worldwide, with an additional 100 million users gleaned from its Musical.
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Parsing through the files, journalists at the German magazine c't were able to identify the actual user who was recorded just by using info gleaned from his interactions with Alexa.
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Much about Egypt's playbook could be gleaned during a visit to Cairo last month, at a three-day match attended by six of the best squash clubs in the country.
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The new finding, gleaned from two nights of observations in 2015, could mean that whatever is creating the reflectivity on the dwarf planet may be evaporating as sunlight hits it.
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The capital and strategic investors gleaned from this round will help ramp up Horizon's efforts in research and development as well as commercialization, the company told TechCrunch in a statement.
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Using information gleaned from social media and hacking, they impersonate top executives and convince employees to route money to accounts they control, ostensibly to do business deals or pay suppliers.
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While some copper and aluminium insights could still be gleaned from customs' continuing preliminary estimates, many other components of China's metallic interaction with the rest of the world simply "disappeared".
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She noted that the U.S. Department of Justice is expected to issue indictments of suspected Russian spies later on Thursday, in part due to information gleaned from the Dutch operation.
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U.S. officials have told Reuters that the information gleaned from a U.S. commando raid in January in Yemen which targeted al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula included bomb-making techniques.
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In direct messages exchanged on Twitter, Iturbe provided several prior instances when unannounced information regarding GoPro software and hardware products were gleaned from digging through code for the company's website.
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Without actual documents and with members of Congress throttled, the public was left with what little information could be gleaned from the government, and a few drafts published by Wikileaks.
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Perhaps most controversial is the question of how much information can be gleaned from data alone—a pressing question in the age of stupendously large (and growing) piles of it.
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But what's more, even though this video seems goofy and dull, there's a lot that can be gleaned from it — both by NASA and by viewers like you and me.
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The book imparts life lessons and advice gleaned from 29 very different women — from Frida Kahlo and Elizabeth Taylor to Carrie Fisher, Hillary Clinton, Amy Poehler, Shonda Rhimes, and more.
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Information about the secret project, which is part of the Google Access team that includes Project Loon, was gleaned from documents that were obtained in accordance with public record laws.
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That's a serious issue, especially since U.S. companies are locked out of China (and the data to be gleaned there), while Chinese companies can take part in the U.S. market.
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The Washington Post reports today on what it calls "industry's to-do list," as gleaned from comments that manufacturing company lobbyists have submitted to the Trump administration since Inauguration Day.
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If there's anything to be gleaned from the current conversation, it's that data representation of complex phenomenon can confuse and cause bickering even among people who really understand the principles.
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Then Katz started finding new ways to tailor the pass to customers' wants and needs, using the information gleaned in the process to mine their profiles and deliver better products.
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And it was during this contemplative moment that I gleaned a little piece of advice from an unlikely source: David Carr, the former media columnist here, who died last year.
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If your employer has asked you to stay home, here are some strategies for keeping it together, gleaned from someone who's been doing it since "slack" was mostly a verb.
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The significance of the project, experts say, is a proof of concept — that new information can be gleaned from visual data with artificial intelligence software and plenty of human help.
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Researchers with Johns Hopkins will be testifying at an F.D.A. advisory committee meeting, drawing on the data they gleaned from about 5,000 documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act.
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But a second exhibition, "Expanded Visions: Fifty Years of Collecting," a reduced version of a show that opened in the museum in March, is gleaned entirely from the permanent holdings.
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The information those sources gleaned from private chats and documents exposed the shady dealings of an anti-corruption task force that helped pave the way for President Jair Bolsonaro's rise.
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That point-of-view is gleaned from my own leadership journey as well as hundreds of books on the topic and my observations of the other leaders in the marketplace.
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So there is a lot to be gleaned from a newly discovered trove of nearly 100 letters that leaders and thinkers in the women's suffrage movement sent to one another.
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Minnesota tarred and feathered the Raiders, and while it was a convincing win in every way, enthusiasm gleaned from a win over Oakland doesn't carry over to the next week.
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The department has said in legal documents that the information gleaned from the letters is important to identifying subjects and their associates, while helping to clear the innocent of suspicion.
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An old rule in Montana politics — that the winner of a statewide election could be gleaned by watching who won Yellowstone County, home to Billings — has receded in recent years.
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" With the exclusion of both mainstream dance-floor bangers and innovative, underground producers, THUMP gleaned that The New York Times Magazine saw the future of music as "absolutely not electronic.
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Making matters more concerning is that there are very few legal safeguards on what companies and governments can and can't do with data gleaned from direct-to-consumer genetic tests.
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"For me, it was knowing how much rent was going to the wind," said Mr. Reddy, who tracked the information he gleaned at these open houses in an Excel spreadsheet.
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Having gleaned so much inspiration from your mother's style, perhaps now is the time to show her that you've been paying attention — with something wearable, sparkly, and stamped just for her.
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One of the painful lessons she gleaned from his death was that the sport her husband helped create can get "very dangerous, very quickly" due to its low tolerance for error.
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Clues as to how the high court could rule can be gleaned from its decision last August to temporarily block the appeals court decision in Grimm's case from going into effect.
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On one side of each of the seven banners are phrases such as "Inherited Memory" and "Blood Trauma," gleaned from conversations with Native American students enrolled at Haskell Indian Nations University.
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With no specific recipe list or written instructions to follow, I gleaned from Teigen's Snapchat that the three obvious ingredients needed were as follows: burger buns, butter, and unsweetened shredded coconut.
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Using the information gleaned from probing a dev-fused device, researchers can sometimes parlay what they've learned into developing a hack for the normal iPhones hundreds of millions of people own.
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That said, if there's anything positive to be gleaned from the fuckery of America's so-called ownership of rap is that it's exciting to bring cultural, tribalistic warfare back to music.
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He kept a sharp eye on the political world around him and held it to moral account, often using images gleaned from nature — snakes, insects, turtles — to comment on human behavior.
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Bradley Grimm provided "actionable intelligence" gleaned from captured documents in Iraq about foreign fighters from Denmark that included information on threats against a Danish school using homemade explosives, according to Col.
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Information about the upcoming Galaxy S8 keeps leaking out at a steady pace, and now The Guardian has published a considerable amount of info on the phone gleaned from unnamed sources.
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It also claims that Russian intelligence gleaned some bedwetting-ly juicy kompromat (otherwise known as "compromising material") after Trump's stay in the bugged presidential suite of the Moscow Ritz Carlton Hotel.
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In a spew of updates since the chatbot officially launched in January, Cleo also lets you take a number of actions, including some based on the financial data it has gleaned.
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Last year, Microsoft introduced MyAnalytics to give employees a view of their individual productivity based on their calendar, email, documents, Skype and other information gleaned from their Office 365 usage data.
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Is that something you wanted to convey here (seeing as how at least two of you are currently raising children), or is that just something I gleaned from a personal perspective?
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It has faced intense public criticism over the lax controls on data gleaned from its platform, and it has prompted CEO Mark Zuckerberg to apologize and testify before Congress next week.
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The Information Commissioner's Officer (ICO) said it was the first prosecution of the now defunct Cambridge Analytica, a company it is investigating for how it used personal information gleaned on Facebook.
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What I couldn't have fully gleaned before trying on the Browne suit was how subtly a designer can use technique to mold a consumer to his way of experiencing the world.
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Apple has assured everyone that any biometric information (or mathematical representation thereof) gleaned from a facescan will be stored locally on a user's phone, and not in some large cloud database.
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But no matter, the internet is an incredible place and if there is a spot of wisdom to be gleaned for the sake of your dating life, we will glean it.
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To do so, Google requires an extensive understanding of the backgrounds, browsing habits, preferences, purchases, and lives of as many web users as possible, gleaned through massive data aggregation and analysis.
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The company also stresses that it won't use information gleaned from your private messages to target the ads, and brands can't start conversations with you unless you make the first move.
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Cloe Woods, a Pre-K student in Kenner, Louisiana, went with her class to the Kenner Fire Department in October, according to WLLTV – and what she gleaned was truly life-saving.
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Here's what we gleaned from the 7 minutes and 40 seconds-long video — in case you don't have time to watch it in full several times over like we did. 1.
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Greenhand has been creative since he was a kid, painting, molding clay, and drawing with surplus art supplies gleaned from his mother, who traveled the school district as an art docent.
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As we explored Andrew's problem-solving strategies further, it became clear that he had gleaned a complex sense of Tigger's character and behaviour in the home when humans were at work.
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When Wendy, Chuck's wife, discovers that he gleaned the information from private session notes on her computer, the whole thing blows up in his face, ending his investigation and his marriage.
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The data gleaned from the satellites was shared with Egyptian and French investigators, including the crew of the Laplace, which arrived in the search zone late Tuesday, the French Navy said.
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But this year, and especially in the past six months, we've gleaned a major trend in the chops that stars are choosing, making a case for the universal length of 2018.
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I don't have direct, irrefutable proof of any of these contentions, only extrapolation based upon what little we know of the man's fortunes that can be gleaned from the public record.
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Self-reliance Ndunguru hopes the CBSD outbreak will have a positive legacy: that the resources and expertise gleaned from fighting it will help to build capacity and resilience in the region.
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That said, Rhonda and Andre haven't been likable at all this season and if there's anything rewarding to be gleaned from this random tragedy, it'll be the warmth of their bond.
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So what we knew about his health, until last year's physical results were announced, was mostly gleaned from media reports and dubious notes penned by his colorful longtime doctor, Harold Bornstein.
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There are lessons to be gleaned about creativity and longevity from "Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You," Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady's assured documentary portrait of that influential television producer.
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Anyone listening to black voters this primary season would have gleaned that we understand the pragmatics of politics and our history has taught us that without power there is no change.
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" The information gleaned could be used to fraudulently open new credit accounts, he said, adding, "That should give even the most jaded American consumer pause and prompt them to do something.
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In general, law firms are not supposed to work with unlicensed private investigators if they intend to use any information gleaned from the investigation in court filings and to pursue litigation.
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His current and former friends, partners, and colleagues tell engaging, fantastical stories that are backed up by lots and lots of footage, both shot by Goode and gleaned from news stories.
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The company, which was not identified, was doing work for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, which is based in Newport, R.I. Officials said that the data gleaned by China was unclassified.
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These are among the insights to be gleaned from Mr. Rollins's personal archive, which the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, part of the New York Public Library, has acquired.
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They gleaned details about the lives and professions of these workers, and asked how they have survived in the neighborhood and what plans they might have for the increasingly uncertain future.
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The accelerator published a 70-page 'how-to' Series A guide for startup founders, based off the insights it's gleaned from helping 190 startups through their own Series A financing rounds.
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He described a movement of protean adaptability, whose methods resembled those of terrorist groups and criminal organizations; they framed opponents by planting evidence or blackmailed them with information gleaned from wiretaps.
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Trump further called for a scrubbing of any reports or rules that might have developed in response to those documents, and thus any insights that might have been gleaned from them.
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Mr. Kaufman and Ms. Vigil then use the details gleaned from the interview to improvise a musical about the couple, from a rom-com-like "meet cute" to the present day.
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As newsroom leadership moves forward, I hope it will do so with readers in mind and with wisdom gleaned from listening to the ranks of editors who know the system best.
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For those hoping to switch careers, it's important to build your résumé around the type of skills gleaned from your previous job that are transferable to your new pursuit, says Beck.
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She also told me that the dress code would be casual on account of the cold, info she gleaned from Grape, a GroupMe chat for Black Mizzou that has 20153 members.
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It gleaned two different types of brain signals: event-related potentials (when neurons are acting in sync) and broadband spectral changes (when neurons are acting out of sync in the brain).
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Among the things he gleaned from paying attention to the Houston-based label's moves was how they leveraged more popular signees to push lesser known ones and up-and-comers there.
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Since then, researchers have gleaned details about Ötzi&aposs life by studying his remains and belongings — including that Ötzi had 61 tattoos , arthritis, bad teeth and a possible case of Lyme disease.
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The company will combine that information with personality traits and interests gleaned from your profile to populate your app with a carousel of genetically and socially optimized potential mates in your area.
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This suggests that one of the report's main conclusions — that the goal was to elect Trump — is based less on technical analysis and more on information American spies gleaned from their sources.
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Using ideas gleaned from years of book research about the world's best marathoners, my weeks consisted of a mixture of interval training (intense periods of fast and slow running), and longer runs.
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It would be hard to imagine a scenario in which Uber wouldn't make use of information and data gleaned from this new service to help further develop its autonomous trucking ambitions however.
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Described as a "family of creators who all want to see the boundaries of art being pushed," there is much to be gleaned from the mindset shaping the work seen at Satellite.
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I think the jury is still out on this, but what I gleaned from a fairly contradictory set of evidence and studies is that it doesn't seem that smoking marijuana causes schizophrenia.
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Evidence gleaned from emails has been the main driver behind charges so far, but as Henning explained, live witness testimony will be essential in both validating or disproving the sentiments in them.
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Interestingly, this is a detail I gleaned only from word of mouth, and — as far as I know — not something you could find out from Wikipedia page or in a Google search.
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The rest of your understanding about what's happening is gleaned from the art and architecture of the game's environments, the puzzles, and the items you find and use to solve those puzzles.
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Colombo, Sri Lanka (CNN)Early warnings from India's intelligence services to Sri Lankan officials ahead of the Easter Sunday bombings were based on information gleaned from an ISIS suspect, CNN has learned.
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From the friends and a security guard at one gated community, Rivera gleaned enough detail to generate sketches: two white men, one goateed and the other clean shaven, both wearing baseball caps.
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They'll star in ads for Stories and Discover or provide creative direction to brands with their expertise, gleaned from gathering audiences of millions over the past few years, in exchange for cash.
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While China is widely expected to meet its government's 2016 growth targets with no surprises, there are underlying insights that can be gleaned from the GDP data due this Friday, economists said.
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No information could be gleaned from Prodeum's website registration information, or from the company contact whose social media profiles appear to have been faked for the purpose of this poorly-executed scam.
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But if information is lost when a black hole evaporates into a featureless gas of Hawking radiation, then the universe's past can't be gleaned from the present, and quantum mechanics breaks down.
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The thick, slightly gummy cream serves a unique purpose, one you might have gleaned from the name: It's a styling product that you use in the shower, while your hair's still wet.
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The administration proposal, to the extent it can be gleaned from the brief memo released, does not reduce rates a great deal at all, settling on a 35 percent top individual rate.
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Perhaps a few more have gleaned, from their experience of being Americans, that in order for American slavery to be successful, the systematic destruction of a coherent black African personhood was imperative.
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Another intriguing development that might be gleaned from the stills is the sight of Bran Stark apparently standing unaided, a first since he became paralyzed early on in the show's first season.
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MBIA not only shared information with the SEC that it gleaned during discussions to restructure one fund but was given confidential documents Patriarch provided during the probe against SEC policy, Tilton contends.
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This year, we gleaned some new data from Pitchbook around venture funding in IoT to get a quantitative understanding of whether investment in the space is continuing to grow or flattening out.
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If anything, she suggested, it will simply be capitalizing on the know-how about startups it has gleaned by working in the trenches with so many new brands over the last decade.
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But the general sense gleaned from interviews with top Democratic givers and fundraisers in Silicon Valley is that the emphasis right now — above all else — is on a candidate who can win.
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If there's a singular truth to be gleaned from Donald Trump's presidency, it's that there's simply no more unwavering stalwart of a free and open democracy than a woke multinational vodka company.
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And the goal of targeted advertising is to manipulate people's decisions based on intelligence about them gleaned via clandestine surveillance of their online activity (so inferring who they are via their data).
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However, some leaders across the political spectrum have begun to engage with people impacted by the correctional system and apply what they have gleaned from those meetings to their development of policy.
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But Friday's disclosure — which concerned information gleaned from a computer belonging to Ms. Abedin's estranged husband, former Representative Anthony D. Weiner — delivered a setback no one inside the Clinton campaign had anticipated.
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Wessler is already treating patients who have come to his clinics based off of data they've gleaned from their Apple Watch, which he said will become a more common occurrence over time.
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All of this goes to show just how useful museum collections can be to science—knowledge gleaned from an old, dead bug could potentially save its entire species a hundred years later.
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To address this problem, a group of legal scholars has called for federal legislation that would bar companies from hiring or firing people based on health information gleaned through health data services.
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But there is a sense of discomfort to be gleaned from the role Jay Z wants to play in the future solo career of this generation's most lusted after boy band member.
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Though the strongest players have already been gleaned, agents know the Cuban system can still generate quality players, and so have adapted their approach to woo younger players, Cuban baseball officials said.
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Thomas S. Rowden, drew on the lessons that commanders gleaned from a 24-hour fleetwide suspension of operations last month to examine basic seamanship, teamwork and other fundamental safety and operational standards.
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Many members of Congress, mainly Republicans, began urging the Department of Homeland Security to use data gleaned from visa applicants' or asylum seekers' social media accounts as part of the immigration process.
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What additional American secrets the Russian hackers may have gleaned from multiple agencies, by turning the Kaspersky software into a sort of Google search for sensitive information, is not yet publicly known.
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I gleaned from an Italian-language pamphlet (all that was available) that the tunnels dated to the 1600s, but could have used a guide or even just some information from an employee.
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The former Soviet Union is an especially tough environment in which to operate, and the contacts, area familiarization and language abilities gleaned by CIA officers in the country cannot easily be replicated.
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Jessica Lanyadoo, a popular astrologer in Oakland and the author of the upcoming book "Astrology for Real Relationships," said the information she gleaned from my charts matched Ms. Carlson's own analysis perfectly.
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Once a wiretap is in place, Justice Department lawyers charged with seeking its renewal begin nagging F.B.I. agents to identify new facts gleaned from the wiretap that could help justify continuing it.
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The social network over the weekend suspended Cambridge Analytica, a data firm with ties to the Trump campaign, after it was reported that it used information gleaned from millions of Facebook profiles.
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Meanwhile, the new findings on cognitive losses linked to subclinical hearing loss, gleaned from among 6,20213 people age 50 or older, suggest that any degree of hearing loss can take a toll.
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But the penalties paled in comparison to the money gleaned off this data by wireless carriers over the last decade, and wireless carriers like T-Mobile say they'll be fighting the fines.
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Normally, when N.S.A. analysts distribute a report to other government agencies containing information gleaned from surveillance, they black out, or mask, the identities of American citizens, permanent residents and organizations like corporations.
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I've gleaned more black history from the pages of Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States and from going to Worker's World Party meetings than I ever did in school.
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The contributors in Letters have all taken seriously Olson's methods of experimental pedagogy and have formed their own personal versions of it, generously sharing what they have gleaned with whomever will listen.
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It is also arranging for security clearances to be given to some senior party staff members in order to share intelligence about risks to Canada gleaned from counterparts in Australian and Britain.
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In Pyongyang, policymakers will have been paying keen attention to Beijing's public statements, information gleaned from backchannel communications with Chinese officials and facts on the ground for its businesspeople in China since March.
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Levin also said that info gleaned from this leak could help bring back the possibility of tethered jailbreaks, which have been almost impossible to perform due to all the security on recent iPhones.
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Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group, said it's unclear what signal — if any — can be gleaned from the near record high in stocks and near record low in credit spreads.
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The Blowjob Paper begins with a few mild charts and graphs about how the researchers quantified movements gleaned from videos of oral sex and translated them to the different movements Autoblow AI offers.
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The suspension of the underwater search has left families of the missing in anguish, but the information gleaned should provide fishermen with unprecedented insight into the habitats of the valuable species they seek.
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"Today's opinion does only what it says it does: 'affords an opportunity' for the parties and Courts of Appeals to reconsider the parties' arguments" in light of the information gleaned from the order.
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But it's clear the state is now pouring resources into doing just that — marrying information gleaned from phone tapping, security cameras, and other sources in an effort to create detailed profiles of people.
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Karl Pillemer, PhD, is a little different from most relationship experts; instead of advancing his personal opinions, he draws on the collective wisdom gleaned from thousands of combined years of long-term partnerships.
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The twist here is that the company uses data gleaned from its other product — a fleet-monitoring service used by commercial customers with vehicles driven by humans — to keep those AV maps fresh.
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The ACLU has revealed several instances of developers using information gleaned from Facebook's APIs to create surveillance tools for law enforcement, and each time, Facebook has decided to revoke access to its data.
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As the researchers point out in the study, assumed sexual preferences are easily gleaned from this data, and in the wrong hands, can be used as a form of targeted harassment or exploitation.
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As the future of the traditional Berber region by Mount Boutmezguida floundered, a mathematician whose family came from the area had a eureka moment gleaned from living overseas - using fog to make water.
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We've already gleaned from the Younger actress' social media presence that she's big on hair and makeup transformations, but her skin-care routine is epic, too — $1,244 worth of epic, to be exact.
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Wainwright, Cardinals relievers hold off Mets NEW YORK — As a rookie closer in 2006, Adam Wainwright utilized the advice he gleaned from veteran teammates to end the New York Mets' World Series hopes.
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That is one of the reasons behind the WMO's efforts to improve early warnings of multiple hazards and impact-based forecasting, and to learn lessons gleaned from historical disasters to prevent future ones.
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Of course, the "pattern" is an idea I gleaned from the rom-com conception of the universe, in which coincidence is not only possible — it's necessary for life's more significant events to occur.
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Faced with the precise contours of these remarkably well preserved bodies, it's impossible not to feel a connection—and the data gleaned from the scans further sharpens the outlines of each personal story.
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Mr. Lu, a native of the southwestern province of Guizhou, is a former migrant worker who has used data gleaned from social media and other online platforms to collate information on labor protests.
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Essential to the spell is the movie's most theatrical conceit: A script, by Alecky Blythe, gleaned entirely from interviews she conducted with the town's residents after the murders of five prostitutes in 2006.
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Dr. Brinkley is first seen as a barefoot teenager, begging for admission to Johns Hopkins University, a detail gleaned from Clement Wood's 1934 biography, which the movie's credits name as a primary source.
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If there were something revelatory to be gleaned by having Ms. Cox, a well-known transgender performer, rather than a man play the role, she and her director, Kenny Ortega, didn't find it.
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The book is composed of fragments, wandering snippets from memory, small details gleaned from Louis's mother and grandmother; Louis lacks a fuller picture of his father's life and doesn't try to construct one.
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A. If there's any information to be gleaned off the study of someone like myself, who has played soccer for 40 years, it feels like my responsibility — but not in a burdensome way.
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The clearest idea of how all of this data gleaned from individuals simply existing in public will be managed has come from Sidewalk Labs itself, which proposed a civic trust model last year.
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You've read a few books on investing and gleaned the basics — the importance of diversification, of investing for the long term, and of buying and holding rather than trying to beat the market.
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It is important for your readers to understand that the charges brought against Jill Bialosky by the critic William Logan refer to a handful of commonly known biographical facts gleaned from outside sources.
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The indictment cites an analysis of phone records, witness statements and information gleaned from Khashoggi's computers and phones, as well as the suspects' entry and exit into Turkey and presence at the consulate.
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And while documents released by Edward J. Snowden showed the National Security Agency had penetrated North Korea, it is unclear whether its cybersnooping gleaned anything useful in a nation with minimal computer networking.
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I'd never been in a full-on emergency in a travel situation before, and the most valuable (and perhaps most obvious) lesson I gleaned was: Don't waste time trying to save your luggage.
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The investigation, based on information that the German authorities gleaned from leaked documents known as the Panama Papers, focuses on allegations that Deutsche Bank helped hundreds of clients launder money from criminal activities.
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Summer Reading Anyone who likes to cook probably walks around the kitchen accompanied by a chorus of instructions gleaned from years of standing stove-side with Grandma or sitting couch-side with Ina.
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Stanford said the violations came to light this year, but refused to specify if they were spurred by the federal investigation or if they were gleaned from the scrubbing of computers and phones.
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Holohan, who started as a clerk for a sales agent of heating parts, gleaned all that he could from old newspapers and books, learning what the old-timers had taken to the grave.
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Still, there are a few broad conclusions that can be gleaned from Sunday's event, and what it might augur for the rest of "awards season," with Academy Award nominations due on Jan. 13.
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What can be gleaned from family gossip is that Austen, then twenty-five, fell in love with a clergyman, and that the match was widely approved but he perished before things could proceed.
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" In one delicious irony gleaned from the released memos, Comey assures Trump in a one-on-one dinner meeting in the Green Room at the White House that "I don't do sneaky things.
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Members of Congress can be held accountable for violating congressional rules — for example, a member of the House Intelligence Committee illicitly disclosing information gleaned by that panel could be censured by the House.
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The proof is in her new book, "The Path Made Clear," in which the mogul uses the advice gleaned through her countless hours of interviews to help readers discover their callings in life.
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The insights gleaned from TRUMPET can impact our research approach and increase our understanding of important treatment considerations – reflecting our commitment to provide effective, evidence-based care for cancer patients and their caregivers.
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This year's program of movies, many gleaned from the international festival circuit, runs the gamut from the glorious to the grim and includes works of socially conscious realism, historical fantasy and experimental documentary.
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Durk's style was influenced by Meek Mill and a melodic approach he'd gleaned from Bone Thugs 'N' Harmony; Reese had a choppier, more percussive approach, which quickly became one of hip-hop's most influential.
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And it may not even matter if any dirt gleaned on his opponents is true, since the Russian effort in 2016 showed that rumor and misinformation can be just as powerful as genuine information.
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Organized criminals were using information they gleaned from social media networks, public company websites, job sites and even calls to the companies to fake the contact information for chief executives and other top executives.
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It uses data gleaned in the lab to improve experimental reproducibility through simulation and Founders Fund (via FF Angel) thought that a novel enough idea to give Elemental Machines $2.5 million in seed funding.
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The research gleaned from Asimo's development has undoubtedly helped Honda develop other projects, and the company has advertised a few of them, like the Uni-Cub personal mobility device and the Walking Assist exoskeleton.
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Regardless, Ruiz moved on from compromising Yahoo accounts to using information gleaned from email messages and the account's login access to compromise iCloud, Facebook, Gmail, Dropbox, and other accounts, according to the press release.
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TechCrunch understands that the social network behemoth is acquiring London-based Bloomsbury AI, a startup that has built natural language processing (NLP) technology to help machines answer questions based on information gleaned from documents.
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Forcing businesses to report on pay will result in meaningless statistics because the numbers for particular ethnicities within one firm are likely to be statistically insignificant, where nothing can really be gleaned from them.
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"His presence only underscores what Rudy Giuliani said: the president's legal team expects to use information gleaned improperly from the Justice Department or the President's allies in Congress to their legal advantage," Schiff said.
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Tala, a California-based startup that operates in India, Mexico, the Philippines and east Africa, says it uses over 10,000 data points gleaned from a customer's smartphone to determine whether to grant a loan.
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The idea is to take data gleaned from various tests offered, as well as pulled in from other sources, such as fitness trackers, and use this as the basis to encourage actual behavioral change.
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Absintherie plays on an outsider's understanding of the Czech capital, catering to a crowd that knows only as much about the city of Prague as can be gleaned from three pages of a guidebook.
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The U.S. central bank's "Beige Book" report, a snapshot of the economy gleaned from discussions with business contacts, found tight labor markets across all 12 Fed districts, with a majority reporting moderate wage gains.
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When I asked Jarmusch what he learned about Pop in the process of making the film that he hadn't already gleaned in 20 years of friendship, Jarmusch struggled to come up with an answer.
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Washington (CNN)Newt Gingrich released his new book, "Understanding Trump," on Tuesday, sharing insights the former House Speaker says he gleaned both during the Trump campaign and in the first months of his presidency.
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Why it matters: Obtaining intelligence that may have been gleaned as a result of torture, even if inflicted by another party, violates the International Convention Against Torture, and could qualify as a war crime.
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These fleshy man-pieces go by the name of Dinild Trimp and run under the slogan "MAKE AGAIN make," though little other information can be gleaned from his (its?) Instagram, Tumblr, and Twitter accounts.
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Facebook and Google, which currently dominate the mobile ads space, are able to lure small business owners with the promise of precise targeting, gleaned from the glut of information both collect on their users.
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The second screen is just what it sounds like: a separate, always-on display that sits on top of the main smartphone screen for showing notifications, widgets, and other information gleaned at a glance.
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