The inner workings of the VIEs are often in flux.
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I know about Russia, but not about the inner workings.
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She was constantly fascinated by the inner workings of electronics.
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She's sort of, you can't figure out her inner workings.
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They are like black boxes whose inner workings are mysterious.
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He may like talking issues, but not his inner workings.
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The device is open so you can see its inner workings.
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Everyone that's used Tinder has wondered about the app's inner workings.
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Other court fights have revealed some of the company's inner workings.
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The spacecraft has changed the way researchers understand Jupiter's inner workings.
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Through his clients, he is familiar with the Mets' inner workings.
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People often don't understand the complex inner workings of these investments.
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The inner workings of the Mueller investigation are a total mess.
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The inner workings of IMDb operate somewhat like other crowdsourced databases.
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Walmart store employees know all about the chain&aposs inner workings.
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They gave up trying to understand the inner workings of the mind.
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Such devotion could be interpreted as the inner workings of a sociopath.
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I kept getting absorbed by the inner workings of my own body.
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Watch: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pulls back curtain on inner workings of Congress
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This forces criminals to attack the inner workings of EMV-enabled readers.
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But below we imagined the inner workings of nine classic pocket monsters.
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I didn't know anything about the inner workings of pro-life work.
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Instead, he likes to take language apart and expose its inner workings.
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They revealed the inner workings of the early stages of the investigation.
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Statements about the country's inner workings inherently involve a degree of guesswork.
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Later that evening, I pressed again about the inner workings of her coding.
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Between Heaven and Hell gently unfolds the inner workings of Ribera's strategic perversity.
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Click here to view original GIFThe inner workings of the opto-mechanical switch.
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It was a concept that helped explain the inner workings of the universe.
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But only you know the inner workings of your relationship with Mr. Cosby.
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We successfully press buttons without ever knowing the inner workings of a button.
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We don't know the inner workings of deep learning, it's kind of inscrutable.
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The inner workings of the brain branch out, almost like pieces of coral.
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The Gene also offers a window into the inner workings of science itself.
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The Gene also offers a window into the inner workings of science itself.
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Written a book about Trump, and the inner workings of the White House?
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Caputo, however, suggested Papadopoulos had no serious role in the campaign's inner workings.
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First, it offers a rare window into the inner workings of Starr's investigation.
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Company files have provided a look at the inner workings of offshore finance.
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Like its competitors, PwC closely protects the inner workings of its review process.
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The ruling provided a rare glimpse of the inner workings of the court.
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Monetary Policy The Federal Reserve's inner workings are a mystery to most Americans.
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So few people understand the inner workings of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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She's understood the inner workings of the city better and longer than anybody.
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PR pitch to Ola reveals the inner workings of UK ride-hailing politics
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Do the inner workings of the British monarchy affect me in any way?
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So the company is trying to shed some light on its inner workings.
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"The inner workings of the Mueller investigation are a total mess," Trump tweeted.
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I don't know the inner workings of Air Canada's "support" software and systems, obviously.
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Other characters unfamiliar with the inner workings of the pair's bond make similar mistakes.
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Current speculation about the latest inner-workings of their relationship is just that — speculation.
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That's why a group of chuckleheads started examining the inner workings of Shrek SuperSlam.
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But what do Activation Atlases actually show us about the inner workings of algorithms?
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Meanwhile, it has made no substantive disclosures about the inner workings of its platform.
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Yet the inner workings of the tightly knit enterprise software industry are rarely publicized.
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For more on the extension and its inner workings, check out the FAQ page.
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That's partly because it's wonderfully shot and reveals the inner workings of the machines.
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Nirider and Drizin are Northwestern Academics, obsessed with the inner workings of the law.
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Or the time he revealed information about the alleged inner workings of Bravo contacts.
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One would think people who work in television know something about its inner workings.
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If anything, its contents showed how banal the inner workings of Washington can be.
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So what can animal communicators tell me about the inner workings of her mind?
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Are the inner workings of the DNC really laundry that needed to be aired?
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The unprecedented leak revealed the inner workings of the highly-secretive National Security Agency.
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NASA aims to collect data about the inner workings of the highly magnetized corona.
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As a former reporter, she says she understands the inner workings of local government.
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It's not clear how Trump would hear about the "inner workings" of the investigation.
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The hack exposed embarrassing details about Hillary Clinton's campaign and the DNC's inner workings.
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At night they're illuminated from the inside with LEDs, cleverly revealing their inner workings.
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How are you supposed to guess the inner workings of a puzzle maker's mind?
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Women have unique understanding of the logic of conflict and their societies' inner workings.
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Emails released by WikiLeaks on Monday revealed some of the inner workings of Mrs.
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A firm understanding of the inner workings of the brain continues to elude us.
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Nxivm's Keith Raniere was convicted in a trial exposing the sex cult's inner workings.
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It's unclear how Trump could possibly know about the "inner workings" of Mueller's investigation.
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He puts them back together after lubing them and inspecting the inner workings — usually.
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It is a rare window into the inner workings of the secretive Kim family.
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It uncovers Gilead's inner workings: the ideological hypocrisies, the fragile alliances, the institutional rot.
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It's the ceaseless inner workings of a mind that's far from being at peace.
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But insight into its inner workings may provide a way to combat its progression.
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She also knew the inner workings of American military operations across the Middle East.
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I know about Russia but I know nothing about the inner workings of Russia.
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I recorded the EP when I had no insight on the inner-workings of music.
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Saudi royals feared the transparency required by an IPO would expose the monarchy's inner workings.
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It is not easy to uncover the inner workings of an essentially secretive political establishment.
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In their soliloquies William Shakespeare's characters offer insights into the inner workings of their minds.
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Or try and learn about the game or discuss the inner workings of the game.
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I followed someone into a nondescript shed and caught a glimpse of Westworld's inner workings.
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The inner workings of the human mind is not always discernible upon the human face.
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A curiosity about the inner-workings of the games encouraged him to delve into hacking.
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In a culture that repudiates death, seeing our inner workings in broad daylight is anathema.
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To comprehend the human body, it's necessary for the physician to understand its inner-workings.
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Cohen is known to have extensive knowledge of the inner workings of the Trump Organization.
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Much of what we know about the inner workings of the Trump administration is rumor.
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A document obtained by The Hill marked "confidential" describes some of the council's inner workings.
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That process happens internally and could come from someone closer to the branch's inner workings.
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Understanding the inner workings of the highest echelon of North Korean leadership is even tougher.
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"Its discovery reshaped the scientific understanding of the inner workings of planetary bodies," she said.
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"Only you know the inner workings of your relationship with Mr. Cosby," Ms. Newman said.
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There's nothing more exhausting than trying to analyze the inner workings of Donald Trump's mind.
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Whatever their inner workings, the big question is whether stablecoins can live up to their name.
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So really, learning the inner workings of Excel is more of a benefit than a nuisance.
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They perhaps make for a more visual, compelling illustration of the inner workings of a cell.
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This could provide new insights into the complex inner workings of the Solar System's largest planet.
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Neuroscientists have been mapping the brain for centuries to try to tease apart its inner workings.
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The documents it published revealed national security abuses and inner workings of governments around the world.
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Will the commission then force the firm to reveal its inner workings and even rewrite it?
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They tend not to, perhaps because their inner workings are more open to inspection and criticism.
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A crash might destabilise the inner workings of ETFs, which operate a bit like giant derivatives.
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I think it will give people a unique insight into the inner workings of Maroon 5.
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HCL is the first and only company we shared the inner workings of our technology with.
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Cossins' ability to teach mechanically, and his understanding of the inner workings of catching, is amazing.
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Burton delineates the pleasures of the genre and then overstates them to reveal their inner workings.
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I know -- I know about Russia, but I know nothing about the inner workings of Russia.
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In that position he would have had access to information about the Chinese government's inner workings.
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Woodward's book, detailing the inner workings of Trump's administration, is set to hit shelves Sept. 11.
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So, if you fail to control its inner workings, your entire being will feel the impact.
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Ultimately, however, she said the experience provided a valuable outsider's view of the company's inner workings.
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I know — I know about Russia, but I know nothing about the inner workings of Russia.
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For me, it's health, environmental issues and learning the inner workings of the food system. 2.
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I don't know enough about the inner workings of Pantsuit Nation to comment on their group.
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We'll talk for the first time with Krane about the inner workings of GV circa 2019.
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Those inside, however, had a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of the stunt.
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Their testimony has offered an unprecedented look at the inner workings of the Mexican drug trade.
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"The inner workings of the Mueller investigation are a total mess," he wrote on Twitter recently.
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A former member of the Nxivm "sex cult" describes the inner workings of an "evil" group.
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He also has made a point of being more deeply involved in the agency's inner workings.
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The Culture department at The Times examines the inner workings of Hollywood from many vantage points.
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It elaborated upon the inner workings of Gilead, and depicted a state riven by internal divisions.
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There are people, including Fogg, who have been studying the inner workings of behavior for decades.
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Tsachas's deposition, obtained by VICE, offers a rare look at the inner workings of the NYPD.
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The video is giving researchers a lot to consider about the inner workings of the deep sea.
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Nunes' GOP colleagues credit him with being in tune with the inner workings of the legislative branch.
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From there, they were able to get a better idea of the inner workings of its jaw.
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Closer to home, we provided a rare window into the inner workings of Mueller's Trump–Russia probe.
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Wouldn't it be cool to discover the inner workings of the flying vehicles you love so much?
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Rival belief systems are once again persecuted and the inner workings of the party remain profoundly secret.
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The robots are remarkably lifelike, until you remove all of their fur and reveal their inner workings.
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The eventual owner will be purchasing what Bentel calls "the inner workings of the internet at play."
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Knowing more about the company's inner workings than your coworkers means that people respect and trust you.
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In his remarks, Yates offered a detailed account of some of the inner workings of Harris's campaign.
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He is resisting efforts to force his aides to reveal the inner workings of his White House.
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MUNICH — The inner workings of the Nazi power structure have remained an object of fascination and speculation.
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Recycled plastic and castor bean oil also make their way into the inner-workings of the shoes.
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He says hearing aids won't work, because the injectable agents destroy the inner workings of the cochlea.
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German intelligence officials said that Mr. Sarfo's information offered useful insight into the inner workings of ISIS.
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From gene-editing to the inner workings of smartphones, we interact with science and technology every day.
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Its inner workings are mind-numbingly complicated and vary slightly across the nine versions it comes in.
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She told him about the inner workings of NASA, where she was a college intern in Alabama.
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The discovery process where parties have to reveal some of their inner workings could also be enlightening.
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Or maybe he wanted to do a whole book about the inner workings of the music industry.
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Viewers get a peek into the inner workings of the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit on "Mindhunter."
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It's had the unscrupulous inner workings of its culture peeled back and revealed, over and over again.
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When the Los Alamos researchers probed those inner workings of their algorithm, what they learned surprised them.
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It's a bunch of former employees breaking up a monopoly of which they saw the inner workings.
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Now with this latest leak, the Karakax List shows the inner workings of the re-education drive.
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For now, your best bet for understanding the inner workings of the art market remains reported nonfiction.
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That sort of insight into the inner-workings of cells could help us better understand aging and disease.
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Also: Trying to follow the inner workings of the Soviet Union's hydrogen-bomb testing makes our heads hurt.
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It also might be the closest we'll ever get to the inner workings of Kardashian-Jenner image manipulation.
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The companies that create them are vast and complex, their inner workings full of dizzyingly complex trade secrets.
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The Great Hack is sometimes fascinating, especially when it's delving into the shady inner workings of Cambridge Analytica.
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This all-electric beauty is more about the exterior design than the inner workings of the electric drivetrain.
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Mr. Rubio's seat on the Senate Intelligence Committee gives him access to the inner workings of national security.
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He published books about the inner workings of Chinese politics and the private lives of former Chinese leaders.
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In the story, Mike figures out the inner workings of this camera, and uses them in developing smartphones.
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As part of Refinery29's Shatterbox Anthology, we got a glimpse of the inner workings behind Menon's vision.
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Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith have long been very open about the inner workings of their marriage.
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But people familiar with the company's inner-workings have said Pebble has been struggling for the past year.
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Unsurprisingly, it goes against the company's PR policy to comment on rumors and speculation about its inner workings.
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Those emails presented a very unflattering picture of the inner workings of the Clinton campaign and the DNC.
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"Proper Star Wars cocks," Schnuggie grins, as Bibi marvels at the inner workings of a transparent rabbit vibrator.
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Both products have the same shape, interface, and inner workings; anything Yva can do, Nea can do cheaper.
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" But here's what Trump tweeted on Thursday: "The inner workings of the Mueller investigation are a total mess.
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Fact-check of "inner workings"There haven't been any recent news articles detailing supposed dysfunction on Mueller's team.
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Kleptocracy is at the heart of the Russian's regime inner workings, it is not a feature of it.
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He knows the inner-workings of Washington having been a high ranking member of the previous presidential cabinet.
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As a top member of the Trump campaign, he would be well-positioned to discuss its inner workings.
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"There is probably nobody who knows the inner workings of the Pentagon more than Pat," the official said.
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This drama's God-playing psychiatrists may have medical technology on their sides to examine their patients' inner workings.
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Rosen's fascination with the inner workings of firearms goes back to a childhood obsession with The X-Files.
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But there are several new marketing firms trying to illuminate the inner workings of young people without condescension.
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But before we dive into the inner-workings behind his warning, it's worth noting Madan's knack for foresight.
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Titled "Rinse, Repeat," the show reveals the inner workings of Malone's label — from sketchbook to toile to garment.
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He inadvertently exposes the inner-workings of their extensive criminal network, putting himself and his mother in danger.
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He says he is a detached leader with little knowledge of the inner workings of his own companies.
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Mr. Lee paints himself as a detached leader with little knowledge of the inner workings of his companies.
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The SEC and DOJ seized the opportunity to subpoena records, employees, and root around in Tesla's inner workings.
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This week brought new details about the inner workings of two high-profile tech companies: Uber and SpaceX.
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Some of the more interesting watches have an exhibition-case back, allowing you to see the inner workings.
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Thank you for the detail about the inner workings of the Justice Department, as well as some history.
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This is like a real-time seismograph of the inner workings of the president's head, and it's fascinating.
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"But the judge has decided to hold a trial over the inner workings of a cabinet secretary's mind."
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But the judge has decided to hold a trial over the inner-workings of a Cabinet Secretary's mind.
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She also understands the inner workings of a Blüthner, just as she seems to understand carburetors and brakes.
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"I also can say the exploration of Rosa's romantic life and her inner-workings will continue," she said.
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LONDON — The sporadic release of documents from Britain's National Archives gives a glimpse into the country's inner workings.
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She, perhaps more than most presumptive nominees in recent history, knows the inner-workings of the West Wing intimately.
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But smaller-scale efforts have shown that these maps can provide insight into the inner workings of the cortex.
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Then the district attorney's office got involved, and the sect's abuses and inner workings were thrust into the open.
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And from what we know of the White House's inner workings, it applies as much to personnel as policy.
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They had planned to interview Lesin about the inner workings of RT, the Kremlin-funded network that he founded.
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Since then, Manigault-Newman has dragged the president and waved some receipts about the inner workings of his administration.
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When you get the ball to its destination it falls through a tiny hole into the watch's inner workings.
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This was not the scenario I imagined when I encouraged him to keep me current on his inner workings.
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Lawmakers also said the more proactive approach is an outgrowth of Powell's familiarity with the inner workings of Washington.
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Ultimately, it was the inner workings of TV that irked Drake to the point of leaving it all behind.
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Since then, however, Gillespie's role has drastically diminished at Crossroads, according to multiple people familiar with the inner workings.
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The emails would ultimately give them an incredibly detailed picture of the inner workings of a Chinese espionage operation.
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The IPO's walls are built from cornerstones, but the market at least has a window onto its inner workings.
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"Ivanka Trump is all powerful," a source familiar with the inner workings of the White House told NBC News.
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Users must remember that IoT devices are legitimate computers whose inner workings are typically well out of our control.
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But a smartwatch—even one that purports to give you unique insights into the inner workings of your heart?
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A close confidant of Priebus, Spicer is likely to have access to the inner workings of the Oval Office.
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Indeed, the briefing routinely sheds more heat than light, and rarely produces new insight into our government's inner workings.
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New data collected by NASA's Juno probe is giving scientists a unique look into the inner workings of Jupiter.
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Trump earlier Thursday pledged to punish people who leaked damaging information about his administration's inner workings to the press.
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It's not particularly profound, but it's a funny piece of insight into the inner workings of West's wild mind.
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The assorted gems reviewed below represent a tradition valuable for how it reveals the inner workings of mass sentiment.
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Despite the fact that dispensaries have become ubiquitous in major Canadian cities, their inner workings largely remain a mystery.
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Through that process, no other song has so unintentionally captured the nuanced inner-workings of the collective British psyche.
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From there, Cohen takes us inside the cars themselves, tracking their inner workings as they burst off the line.
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At first you think, Ooh, how fascinating, this will say so much about this person's inner workings and secrets!
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And that was me exploring the fundamentals of technology: the inner workings of a computer, circuits, or networking concepts.
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It helps that rappers historically cultivate a very colorful collection of views on the world and its inner workings.
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Indeed, this question of how — of understanding the inner workings of Solange's artistic becoming — raises curiosities about family influence.
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Then we head to Queens with MUNCHIES to see the inner workings of a true family-run Italian deli.
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Sometimes what the crime reveals about the culture and inner workings of a military unit is the real headline.
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They have also caused upheaval in Oyster Bay, as former and current town officials testified about inner workings there.
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And in our Opinion section, a Hong Kong journalist examines the inner workings of China's vast global influence machine.
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The scientists focused on microRNA, which are tiny molecules known to be involved in the inner workings of genes.
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This has shed light on the inner workings of the admissions process, which has been tightly guarded by Harvard.
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Maybe your tactics aren't quite right, or maybe your knowledge of a game's inner workings isn't up to scratch?
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As I began to pore over the hundreds of court documents, the inner workings of the operation became clearer.
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It took years for law enforcement to sketch out MS-13's inner workings, and to recognize its hierarchy.
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A few years ago, there was less appetite for art that delved into the inner workings of the financial industry.
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The files, says Mouhtar, reveal the inner workings of the government's security apparatus, which has been accused of numerous atrocities.
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Melville, New York-based CD-adapco makes computer programs used by engineers to simulate the inner workings of an engine.
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Last Friday, Wikileaks made nearly 20,000 of those private emails public, revealing embarrassing details of the political machine's inner workings.
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Barefoot is building a new breed of chip that will alter the inner workings of Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and LinkedIn.
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To get that extra insight, banks have paid ex-politicians to brief traders on parliament's inner workings, the trader said.
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Even though plenty of people have been on a plane, not everyone's seen how a flight's inner workings come together.
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BoseBUILD Speaker Cube is a great way to teach your pre-teen about the inner workings of their audio life.
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" In her book, Kaufman delivers an eye-opening read on the inner-workings of ABC's "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette.
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Sunday • Learn about the inner workings of owls during an owl pellet dissection at Wave Hill House in the Bronx.
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My favorite aspect of episode 2 is that we get to really see the inner workings of the siblings' relationships.
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A source familiar with the cartel's inner workings told VICE News that Zambada has remained neutral throughout the ongoing dispute.
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North Korea is a highly secretive regime, and detailed information about its inner workings are immensely valuable to intelligence agencies.
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The Super Soaker has all the inner workings of a typical Soaker but with "fancier" parts, as he puts it.
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The company is notoriously secretive, and the disclosures required by an IPO could provide new revelations about Snap's inner workings.
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We want to have access to some of the inner-workings of the MTA, and continue to capture their process.
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We walked around the distillery, the first whisky distillery in Japan, exploring out the inner workings of the hallowed ground.
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Trump's "code-word information" disclosure risks damaging the relationship with the intelligence source, which has access to ISIS inner workings.
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He is poised to release several pieces of research on how to improve the inner workings of the bitcoin system.
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The inner workings of our government tell a different story, one whose main actors are members of the one percent.
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"We hope to gather a trove of intelligence from Baghdadi's sister on the inner workings of ISIS," the official said.
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Instead, they've focused on a wave of subpoenas and hearings to shed more light on the Trump administration's inner workings.
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Trump's "code-word information" disclosure risks damaging the relation with the intelligence source, which has access to ISIS's inner workings.
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Trump's "code-word information" disclosure risks damaging the relationship with the intelligence source, which has access to ISIS's inner workings.
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In an age of sleek, minimalist web design, PACER is a clunky and nonintuitive portal into the courts' inner workings.
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In response, prosecutors said the first set of interviews centered on collecting classified intelligence about the inner workings of ISIS.
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His routine sheds light on both the culture at Disneyland, and the behind-the-scenes inner-workings of the park.
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Trump's tweets about the "inner workings" of the special counsel's work suggest Whitaker may already be sharing information with him.
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There she absorbed not only the inner workings of the Abakuá but also the visual codes of Christianity, especially Catholicism.
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Four other women have also pleaded guilty, and trial testimony has begun to reveal details about Nxivm's dark inner workings.
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Customers may enjoy the occasional sample of salty pirate speech, but they also care about the inner workings of kitchens.
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When her complaint was dismissed, she decided to spend time in a Paris courtroom to better understand its inner workings.
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And an HBO series was even developed based on the culture and inner workings of the region and its workers.
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The documents show the inner workings of the agency as it grappled with the President's false claims about Hurricane Dorian.
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Trump's "code-word information" disclosure risks damaging the relationship with the source country, which has access to ISIS's inner workings.
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Our collective need for change encourages us to work on ourselves and our inner workings as these planets work together.
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The president promised earlier Thursday he would punish those who gave the press damaging information about his administration's inner workings.
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He is a known commodity, comfortable and familiar with the inner workings of a city built upon customs and norms.
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Yes, the network teases, we'll also definitely get a deeper look into the inner-workings of the city's Mormon community.
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But unlike seat belts, the proprietary and complex inner workings of an autonomous system aren't easily verifiable by non-experts.
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In addition to illuminating the inner workings of everyday political terror, she tries to shed light on a family tragedy.
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Is Mr. Marlantes, a former Marine lieutenant, best equipped to speak on the inner workings of the Johnson White House?
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That's why tech companies have always refused to disclose the inner workings of their algorithms, which they consider trade secrets.
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It's also a concerning admission that lawmakers are still struggling to understand the complex inner workings of the digital economy.
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The series revealed the inner workings of a little-known and largely unregulated U.S. market: the trade in donated human bodies.
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If all the inner workings of an AI-powered platform were publicly available, then intellectual property as a differentiator is gone.
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They conspire to hide their true inner workings from you so that you can never really know what is going on.
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The president has publicly vented his anger about the Mueller probe and suggested that he had knowledge about its inner workings.
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He sees the work of WikiLeaks, particularly publishing classified US documents, as a way to expose the inner workings of imperialism.
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As these realities highlight blind spots in the inner workings of our system of government, they also yield opportunities for change.
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The study could force tech companies to share closely held corporate secrets about their inner workings that they've long resisted disclosing.
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The government's inner workings are notoriously opaque — which is why some are skeptical that it will provide answers about Wednesday's crash.
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"Everything you've ever asked me about Gilead and its inner workings is the inspiration for this book," an accompanying video explains.
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Like the original version, the SPRK+ features a see-through plastic housing revealing the inner workings of the self-rolling ball.
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Variety reports that the third season of the popular podcast will focus on the inner workings of the Cleveland Court system.
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They likely don't have a real hand in the inner workings of the system, and yet they're the system's public representative.
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I'm going to show the inner workings and the mechanisms, so you can understand exactly what each of those levers does.
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The device features a translucent black design revealing the inner workings of the device with a sleek black-to-gold gradient.
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Their inner workings are shielded from human eyes, buried in layers of computations, making it hard to diagnose errors or biases.
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Who knew the voice of Archer's Agent Lana Kane was such a fan of the inner workings of a roadie's job?
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"It is very hard to speculate on the inner workings at Google and whether this was intentional or not," he responds.
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Depicting vast, sweeping landscapes, the photographs document locales ranging from tulip fields to the inner-workings of an Amazon distribution center.
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But, on closer inspection, they contain all the inner workings of your average biro pen, right down to the spring mechanism.
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Yes, it fulfills all the superficial requirements (small, cute, crossbody), but the genius of this bag lies in the inner workings.
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More than a decade of court decisions and patent legislation has completely remade the inner workings of the U.S. patent system.
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Yet the inner-workings of how Claire and Jamie try to undo the rebellion tend to undercut more interesting plot lines.
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Instead of tending to your daughter's emotional needs, I've spent years reading about the inner workings of the National Basketball Association.
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The dump of its inner workings includes the login names of its former members and their associated emails and IP addresses.
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How do you show the inner workings of a person's psyche to an audience sitting 25 feet away in the dark?
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"We hope to gather a trove intelligence from Baghdadi's sister on the inner workings of ISIS," the Turkish source told Reuters.
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The hearing for Ms. Bronfman revealed few new details about Nxivm's inner workings, but gave a glimpse of her considerable wealth.
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Anybody curious about the inner workings of unglamorous behemoths like Amazon or the ailing Barnes & Noble will have to look elsewhere.
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Deciphering the inner workings of this circle is notoriously difficult, and the subject of a sort of Kremlinology among Western officials.
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It's all the more baffling because the episode is so successful elsewhere in probing the inner workings of its main characters.
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I saw the inner workings, the behind the scenes, and got to know basically everything that happens in an art fair.
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In short, here was another self-conscious, tech-aided passage through pop culture's inner workings, an intriguing offer to look inside.
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"Dear Readers: Everything you've ever asked me about Gilead and its inner workings is the inspiration for this book," she said.
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During raids, agents seize documents such as ledgers, phones and Western Union receipts, which show the inner workings of the groups.
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But the initial public offering will draw scrutiny to a company whose inner workings have long been kept out of sight.
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He could find extra enjoyment in the beauty of a flower because he also understood the inner workings of the plant.
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I was promptly seated in front of the open kitchen, where I felt immersed in the inner workings of the restaurant.
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As she starts working on an article to expose the cruel inner workings of the team, someone starts attacking its members.
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There's reason to believe Iinuma's confession is an accurate peek into the inner workings of the nation's third-largest health insurer.
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High school relationships can be so emotionally instructive that it's best not to impose yourself too strongly on their inner workings.
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Many of the core issues with the software are still widespread, along with a lack of transparency on its inner workings.
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Alexander Vindman has seen the inner workings of the National Security Council, no matter how dysfunctional it may be at times.
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It turns out that the spy, whose real name was Oscar Seborer, had an intimate understanding of the bomb's inner workings.
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Sometimes, at the start or end of a song, the music is briefly stripped back to reveal its complex inner workings.
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"Mexico is better positioned to understand the inner workings of the Trump administration than just about any foreign government," Wilson said.
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That show, and many shows that followed, explore the relationships and inner workings of older leads and much younger supporting characters.
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Did having such an intimate look at the inner workings of government for eight years affect how you personally consider politics?
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By June of that year he was testifying before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee about the inner workings of the Soviet system.
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Such a judgment does not require an examination of the inner workings of the human heart of the person wearing blackface.
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Black dramatizes the struggle to enunciate, a struggle he wins at the price of abrading the inner workings of his voicebox.
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At the same time, the book, read as a whole, contains real insight into the inner workings of the Trump administration.
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Take Twitter, for example: You don't imagine them exposing the entirety of their code (aka inner workings) to the public, do you?
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Now, with Trump's transition to power underway, we're learning something new each day about the inner workings of politics, finance and culture.
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With the paperwork comes a more detailed look at the inner workings of the notoriously secretive company than we've ever seen before.
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Understanding the inner workings of microbial communities that can involve hundreds or thousands of microscopic species, however, poses a far greater challenge.
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Last year's winner, "A Peep Inside (Out) Donald J. Trump" depicted Peeps running the inner-workings of the then-presidential candidate's head.
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But researchers are increasingly proving that even when the inner workings of those machine learning engines are inscrutable, they aren't exactly secret.
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Her mother is ill and dying in the dream, and her work conjures a human body's inner workings, rather than an animal's.
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The search committee, these people said, wanted a candidate who understood the Fed's inner workings and who would protect the Fed's independence.
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After all, if you and your parents are relatively close, you probably understand the inner-workings of your relationship with them already.
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"If he fails, he will own the defeat, and bear the potential consequences," says a source familiar with the PSUV's inner workings.
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Allies say that after four years in the job, Mr Mistry had got to grips with the inner workings of the company.
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" During a debate during the campaign in October 2016, Trump said of Russia: "I know nothing about the inner workings of Russia.
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Wanna watch the inner workings of the Verge team communicating their CES shock, awe, or desert dehydration in real time via Slack?
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But with this latest shoutout and her recent political comments, will fans finally get more gems about the inner workings of Jaylor?
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Luckily, Jason delves into the inner workings of the model, revealing some masterful Lego Technics engineering that might even outdo Mother Nature.
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But it's still surprising every time you hear another famous person express an earnest interest in the inner workings of our universe.
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You may remember that last year, a hacker exposed the inner workings of Hacking Team, a company that makes spyware for governments.
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Although she is still best known for her acting career, Nixon is no stranger to the inner workings of democracy — and bureaucracy.
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Well, I thought I was just going to start with the physical transformation, and then I would get to her inner workings.
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You get the sort of inner workings and a little bit more of the drama with the tensions of the defense team.
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Tell-all book deals, not to mention knowledge of the inner workings of Russian sports, appear to be bad for your health.
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Without input from insiders, the inner workings of government, which affect us all, will be kept behind the closed doors of government.
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What's Inside, a YouTube channel dedicated to looking at the inner workings of everyday objects, has finally tackled the Etch-A-Sketch.
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Undoubtedly, learning its inner workings can prove to be useful if you're running a business or carving out a career in tech.
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The powered jet of air might interfere with the inner workings of your handset, and you don't want to take the chance.
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The details of AlphaZero's achievements and inner workings have now been formally peer-reviewed and published in the journal Science this month.
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I'm a firm believer that you can appreciate anything that you get to see the inner workings of if you understand it.
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They are also working to make sure that the inner workings of financial markets function smoothly at a time of intense volatility.
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The worm has been a favorite of biologists for 50 years because its inner workings are much the same as our own.
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Because of the opacity of Twitter's inner workings, we don't know what exactly causes a topic to gain traction on the platform.
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" A defense lobbyist familiar with the Pentagon's inner workings agreed, telling The Hill that Spencer's recent comments are "not supposed to happen.
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Warren asked about the ongoing NDAs at his company, which prevent women from speaking out about the inner-workings of the company.
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Facebook is normally tight-lipped about its inner workings, but company officials have sharply shifted their tone in the past few weeks.
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If someone is unwilling to explain the inner workings of an investment to you, it's best to head in the other direction.
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In court this month, Mr. Hernandez detailed his involvement in "robberies, assaults, drugs" and laid out the inner workings of the gang.
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The deal was simple: The sicario testified against his former comrades and bosses, detailing the inner workings of a notoriously ruthless cartel.
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The second leak of documents, published last Sunday by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, describe the inner workings of detention camps.
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The trial allowed prosecutors to extensively detail the inner workings of Mr. Guzmán's Sinaloa cartel, providing unparalleled insight into international drug trafficking.
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"Everything you've ever asked me about Gilead and its inner workings is the inspiration for this book," Atwood said in a statement.
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In the gallery, the pleasure of her paintings comes over time, as you look closely, unwind their parts, discover their inner workings.
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Go deeper: This week's testimony illuminated the inner workings of a precise but amateurish operation that paid workers to collect absentee ballots.
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Democrats' newly minted celebrity, New York congresswoman-to-be Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, is using Instagram Storiesto shed light on Congress' inner workings.
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Often, they provide information about the inner-workings of an important government office, such as the White House and leadership in Congress.
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They're my way of sorting everything out that I'm taking in, a way of visually communicating the inner workings of the mind.
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Nevertheless, the president's still-unreleased proposal to improve the country's inner workings is expected to include about $200 billion in federal government aid.
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How can he be allowed anywhere near the inner workings of the Trump administration as it works to conduct our nation's foreign policy?
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This word allowed Naysa Modi of Frisco, Texas, to offer a master class on the inner workings of a top speller&aposs brain.
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If art is a window into the soul, what does art discover when it peers deep into the inner workings of a robot?
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The court has listened to four hours of recorded testimony from Monzón, in which he describes the inner workings of the alleged scheme.
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Nadler also focused on his relationship with Trump, pressing him on whether he is keeping the president apprised of the investigation's inner workings.
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Every inch of space inside is being used for something, even if the impressive inner workings are something you'll never get to see.
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Meanwhile, Skype logs and other documents obtained by BuzzFeed News offered a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the Kremlin's propaganda machine.
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What were some of the dynamics of these different races, or the inner workings of the campaigns, that contributed to the different outcomes?
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His last salute to curiosity followed a lifetime probing the inner workings of the universe, finding new things to model and to understand.
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We fight to get access to public records & bring to light the inner workings of government despite major hurdles put in our way.
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Instead, she is navigating the complex inner-workings of being a teenager in a place like Liberty High, with its bullies and cliques.
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More work at the molecular level is therefore needed before AI will be able to crack open the inner workings of a cell.
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That same secrecy is responsible for what U.S. officials have consistently described as limited U.S. intelligence about the North Korean government's inner workings.
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One person with direct knowledge of Telltale's inner workings described it as building train tracks while the train is already speeding along them.
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Similar experiments could help Reby and his colleagues learn more about the inner workings of the wapiti larynx and vocal cords in action.
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"She was finally coming to understand that the inner workings on my businesses weren't all they were cracked up to be," he reveals.
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Derry Girls follows a group of fifth-year students at Our Lady Immaculate College as they navigate the delicate inner workings of teenhood.
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Moreover, because the disease's inner workings are still poorly understood, it can be hard to detect if a doctor isn't looking for it.
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Users might not be interested in the inner workings of most of the apps they use, but for encrypted messaging, trust is paramount.
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We're told that President Trump is quite comfortable with Pompeo, asking his advice on topics from immigration to the inner workings of Congress.
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We've seen coke and orgies on HBO before; the inner workings of a music company are a lot more engaging, and less predictable.
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"Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton's Doomed Campaign," by Sidewire's Jonathan Allen and The Hill's Amie Parnes, chronicles the inner workings of the Clinton campaign.
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Decades later, when we can examine more accurate scans of the brain, his work still conveys a prescient view of its inner workings.
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Trump earlier Thursday promised to punish people who had leaked damaging information about the inner workings of his White House to the press.
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That's pretty exciting for scientists too, since this sheds some light, so to speak, on the literal inner workings of our mother star.
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With the device and it's recording capabilities, JAXA is giving people a fascinating look at the inner-workings of the International Space Station.
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In the vast federal government he was creating, mastery of the inner workings — the back rooms, the legislative line items — mattered much more.
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In the last week, the Cambridge Analytica data harvesting scandal continues to bring new aspects of the social network's inner workings to light.
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Also at the start of the study, the team got a look at the inner workings of 122 people's brains via MRI scans.
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They reveal the inner workings of her mind, up close and personal, usually when she's thinking deeply about life and existence and stuff.
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In the past few years, a couple of different TV shows have aimed to show viewers the inner workings of the English monarchy.
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The lawsuits follow years of renewed public scrutiny over the secretive church and its inner workings, which largely remain an enigma to outsiders.
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With his own tweezers, Dr. Ashkin went on to investigate the inner workings of cells and the molecular motors that power tiny organisms.
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It could also renew bond buying or roll out other emergency programs meant to stabilize the inner workings of financial markets, economists expect.
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A good place to start is his previous film, "Ex Libris," which focuses on the inner workings of the New York Public Library.
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The company is one of several new marketing firms that illuminate the inner workings of kids these days without condescending to them. How?
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Auster bristles at his work being labeled "postmodern" just because he's interested in "exposing the inner workings" of his process on the page.
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So far, they haven't exactly been proven wrong, which is why learning more about the inner workings of the technology is so important.
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The photographs, featuring the inner workings of vibrantly colored flowers, were all taken on his cellphone and have the shimmering quality of watercolors.
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By 2000, Detective Paz was on the Brooklyn Vice Squad, where he learned the inner workings of street crime at its most sordid.
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Over the years, the magazine has uncovered the inner workings of labor and logistics that make possible the rarified and glamorous art world.
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To create a neural net that can reveal its inner workings, the researchers in Gunning's portfolio are pursuing a number of different paths.
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There has long been a vigorous debate about how much control the Police Department exercises over information that could reveal its inner workings.
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Our narrator carefully prepares to open their mind, splaying their brain out in a painstaking and careful order to understand its inner workings.
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" The newspaper called Klobuchar a "sharp and witty" politician "with a commanding understanding of both history and the inner workings of Capitol Hill.
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China does not disclose much about the inner workings of its currency, but some variation of the policy may already be in place.
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The scrutiny the IPO process brought to The We Company's inner workings has prevented public-market shareholders from becoming stuck in the morass.
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Whoever gets the job, the deputy will be crucial if Mr. Tillerson, who has no familiarity with the department's inner workings, is confirmed.
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This would not just give users real-time access to their data but allow them to plug into the inner workings of a service.
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Satellites provide images that give a storm's accurate location and size, but they don't really provide detail on the inner workings of the storm.
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I am not aware, for instance, of any place where IBM has laid bare the inner workings of Watson — how do those algorithms work?
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As the conversation continued, Remnick ribbed Ive a few times about the inner workings of Apple and how he views his contributions to mankind.
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The lock's mysterious inner workings were always hidden away under a metal case, but this clear plastic replica finally reveals what's going on inside.
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At every turn, there's a decision to be made: the height of a mountain, the trajectory of bullets, or the inner workings of soccer.
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The S-203 Registration Statement just issued by Snap is (as these documents usually are) highly illuminating into the inner workings of this business.
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It is difficult to obtain reliable insights information into the inner workings of the North Korean government given the opaque nature of the regime.
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Trump is a figure right out of the Theatre of Cruelty; he just acts out, without any mental inner workings, aside from narcissist necessity.
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"That little stroke of genius earned me a first-hand look at the inner workings of a single-payer health care system," he said.
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The movie is directed by Andrew Rossi, whose documentary "Page One" explored the inner workings of yet another city institution, The New York Times.
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As the volunteers tripped out in the brain scanners with their eyes closed, the machines recorded the inner workings of their acid-addled brains.
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If researchers can figure out exactly how these stellar explosions are created, it could help explain some of the inner-workings of our universe.
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Ever thought it might take over your boss' job instead, turning you into a servant of an AI whose inner workings you cannot comprehend?
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More shocking claims about the inner workings of President Donald Trump's White House were released Thursday from author and Hollywood Reporter columnist Michael Wolff.
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Catastrophe is a portrait of a marriage as a machine, its inner workings always exposed, making up in functionality what it lacks in mystery.
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The biography explores the inner workings of the founding father, who, it can be argued, shared much of the same entrepreneurial drive Musk has.
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Even if you're not interested in Pokémon Go, the videos and legal documentation provide a fascinating peek into the inner workings of local government.
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Mateen's mentioning of his name suggests a somewhat deep familiarity with ISIS's inner workings, instead of merely a passing interest, as some have suggested.
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Most EHRs grew out of the computer systems that run a hospital's inner workings — patient scheduling, admission and discharge, staff payroll and accounts receivable.
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Finding fault in other people is, of course, the natural response, especially if you don't understand the inner workings of the technologies at hand.
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The Trump Organization is a private firm, hence its inner workings are opaque, especially since Trump habitually made his employees sign non-disclosure agreements.
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Born and raised in the LA area, McCloskey studied acting at Juilliard in order to understand the inner workings and motivations of different archetypes.
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Astronomers have been following the star for years to gain clues about Einstein's theory of gravity and the inner workings of the black hole.
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The cooperators offered detailed accounts of the Sinaloa Cartel's inner workings and Guzman's purported role as boss, including his penchant for murdering his enemies.
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The level of detail instilled in the daemons isn't just a finishing touch — it's an important insight into the inner-workings of individual characters.
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The story does explore the inner workings of our main cast, but it's telling that Fallen Order's most emotional moment prominently features a droid.
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When I got Mr. Workman on the phone, he explained how the inner workings of breath-testing machines had become his career-consuming obsession.
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McClintock grilled Mueller on the inner workings of his investigation, but Mueller demurred while answering his question and said it was beyond his scope.
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Why are these people with great knowledge of the inner workings of our country and our security, why are they giving Hillary Clinton briefings?
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Earlier in the report, the ACCC said it should be able to force Facebook and Google to hand over details of its inner workings.
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This week's episode goes deeper into the Gunslinger's quest to understand the inner workings of the park by finding the center of the maze.
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But if you don't fully understand the inner workings of the device it's a lot harder to get a handle on possible negative consequences.
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Armed with her encyclopedic knowledge of the cosmos' inner workings, she has promised to reveal what lies ahead for every star sign in 2016.
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Lieberman gave me a tour of the inner workings of the vibrator, explaining all the different factors that contribute to your favorite vibration sensation.
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Apple has kept the inner workings of the kernel obfuscated by encryption in previous versions of iOS, leaving developers and researchers in the dark.
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But Ted Turner was a pro wrestling superfan, too, albeit one who was less knowledgeable about its inner workings than Khan seems to be.
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The lawsuits follow several years of renewed public scrutiny over the secretive church and its inner workings, which largely remain an enigma to outsiders.
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Before she moved to California, she lived in Italy for 10 years, where she photographed the inner workings of the artist Alighiero Boetti's studio.
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But the trickiest part of the process, he said, was ensuring that the escapement, the mechanical inner workings of the timepiece, was not damaged.
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"Storm Center" focuses on the inner workings of the court and its culture, which Dr. O'Brien said is often more chaotic than it appears.
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But many of the photographers involved in today's "artveillance" world intentionally adopt the voyeuristic gaze of modern surveillance tools to reveal their inner workings.
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The problem is that his tweets are like a mirror held up to the inner workings of his mind: nonsensical, unintelligent, erratic and dangerous.
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The investment firm's culture of secrecy makes many current and former employees reticent to talk in depth about colleagues or the company's inner workings.
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Where "We Are Not Yet Equal" provides a wide-lens view of legislation and the inner workings of government, "We Say #NeverAgain" is granular.
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If there's anyone who can write a comedy about the inner-workings of small town political dogfights, it's surely the former Daily Show host.
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So, businesses, we have no secret-, we don't know the inner workings, we don't know what's really happening, what's really being negotiated, behind scenes.
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Zevin, having evidently mastered the magazine's archives, commands a deep knowledge of its inner workings and its historical connection to political and economic power.
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Mada Masr's past investigations have exposed corruption, security violations and the inner workings of the government, despite the increasing restrictions on reporting in Egypt.
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He then dealt himself a final, perhaps fatal, blow by spending hours confiding the inner workings of his presidency to a pair of journalists.
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First, we would still be dragging fiber throughout the inner workings of commercial buildings, residences, and campuses, dramatically raising service costs while reducing availability.
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Olah has been working for the last couple of years on creating new ways to visualize the inner workings of a deep neural network.
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It is one of several questions in a slow-boil scandal that has revealed the inner workings and shortcomings of New Jersey state government.
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In his unearthing of the various photographic incarnations of Che, Katz conjures the phantasmagorical processes of memory-making, exposing the inner-workings of mythologies.
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The United States, like other countries, also has a worldwide network of paid informants who provide information about the inner workings of foreign governments.
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Pieces of the engine including its cowling - which covers its inner workings - were found about 60 miles (100 km) from Philadelphia airport, Sumwalt said.
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What is religion, for instance, but an attempt to explain the inner workings of the universe by constructing a framework of storytelling atop them?
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Youd was inspired by Thompson's own retyping of The Sun Also Rises and The Great Gatsby, an exercise to delve into their inner workings.
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So much of PR is about learning the ropes and mastering the inner-workings of a complex system that's built on age-old best practices.
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The total DNA complement of the microbiota is termed the microbiome, and it's what we study to learn about the inner workings of the microbiota.
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But, as is often the case when you drill down into the inner workings of our planet, the full story is a bit more complicated.
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Chicago Dreamin' As much as I like hearing about the inner-workings of Kim and Kanye's marriage, their antics can't sustain the hour-long episode.
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With the vultures now picking over the carcass of the tournament, we can inspect its inner workings, and diagnose exactly what went right and wrong.
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Instead, director Rashid Johnson and screenwriter Suzan-Lori Parks offer a harrowing glimpse into the inner-workings of Black pain, set in present day Chicago.
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The documents, obtained by the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, come a year after the Panama Papers similarly revealed the inner workings of offshore tax havens.
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The trial over driverless car trade secrets started Monday in San Francisco's U.S. District Court exposing some of the inner workings of the rival companies.
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Graham wore a custom H&M corset dress "influenced by Kawakubo's interest in revealing the inner workings of garments," the brand said in a release.
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In his press conference, the Democratic lawmaker stressed the House Intelligence Committee alone only has so much visibility into the inner workings of their platforms.
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The company has traditionally kept its development process under wraps, its long-term machinations secret, and its corporate inner workings away from the public eye.
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I think that's where a lot of the authenticity and storytelling came to the forefront because the inner workings of the band were so comfortable.
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The biggest upside to arbitration (for both companies) would be that much of the inner-workings of their self-driving car efforts would remain private.
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Now, Google has rolled out AI Experiments, an online collection of tools and games designed to help you understand the inner workings of machine learning.
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It must be more than slightly annoying when the inner workings of the world's leading offshore law firms keep getting leaked to the world's media.
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Stocky's explanation today backs up much of what was reported by Gizmodo in a look at the inner workings of Facebook's Trending Topics last week.
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Medical science has already made huge leaps in our understanding of the inner workings of the cancer cell, and there is much left to learn.
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Growing up in New Orleans, Monaghan knew the inner workings of local factories and manufacturers, including this city's Reily Coffee Company where his father worked.
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Photographer Samantha Fielding spent three years traveling some of the world's largest cities in search of one thing: the inner workings of the performing artist.
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She also talked to VICE about the inner-workings of a commercial pot dispensary that she says makes anywhere between $3003,000 and $10,000 a day.
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This isn't rooted in paranoia as much as in wanting to know all the secrets and inner workings of the tin cans we fly in.
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Since Ralph is breaking the internet, we might see what it looks like, just like Inside Out imagined the inner workings of a child's mind.
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Officials have said Manafort and Gates' alleged activities happened before the campaign, and has said Papadopoulos was not a part of the campaign's inner workings.
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Also, we have little direct knowledge of Kim Jong Un and the inner workings of the regime; talks provide an opportunity to address this shortcoming.
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Journalist Bob Woodward's bombshell September book Fear, exposing the inner workings of the Trump administration's two years in office, probably didn't help their relationship either.
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She recently published her first book, Ein Deutsches Mädchen (A German Girl), an autobiographical account of the inner workings of the German neo-Nazi scene.
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Over the last couple of years, the threadbare curtain that shields the inner workings of the seafood industry has been pulled aside bit by bit.
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All in all, Dorsey's day on Capitol Hill offered greater insight into political partisanship than it offered into the inner workings of social media companies.
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Security researcher Will Strafach told TechCrunch that the code is compelling for the information it gives hackers into the inner workings of the boot loader.
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So naturally, the company sticks fairly close to home, with a kit that promise to show kiddos the magical inner workings of a Bluetooth speaker.
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Neither Comanche nor Daniel had ever spoken with the media before and agreed to give us a glimpse inside the inner workings of remote control.
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And amid the chaos, there's been a slow drip of emails from WikiLeaks that appear to detail the inner workings of the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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BULGARI LVCEA SKELETON $93,000 The Lvcea range of jewelry watches reveals its inner workings for the first time in a skeleton model debuting at Baselworld.
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Mr. Worden displayed the inner workings of a spacesuit as "Fred worked through a long list of kids' questions about astronaut experiences," Mr. Worden wrote.
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And who knows when United States prosecutors will have another opportunity to look so closely at the inner workings of a major Mexican drug cartel.
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Each episode, a different executive will leave the comfort of their corner office for an undercover mission to examine the inner workings of their corporation.
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The inner workings of both detention facilities in Toronto are shrouded in secrecy, as very few public groups and human rights advocates are allowed inside.
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But it probably does Williams a disservice to read her intriguing quest for self-improvement as a primer on the inner workings of the brain.
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Benchmark has since written an open letter to Uber employees, suggesting there may be more to be revealed about the ride-hailing company's inner workings.
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I learn more about Trump's inner workings from the nuances of Alec Baldwin impersonating him than I do from anything I've seen on a stage.
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In Halard's hands, the camera becomes a portal into the inner workings of creative lives — and at 58, his curiosity shows no signs of subsiding.
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Hundreds of pages of federal court records and search warrant affidavits unsealed this month revealed the inner workings of the early stages of the investigation.
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The Trump administration has been widely criticized for trying to circumvent the norms of disclosure and transparency to shield its inner workings from public view.
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Although Shadow Network does vitally important work exposing the inner workings of secretive, influential groups, it's hard to hope for more books in this genre.
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Being transported — to a place, a time, or the inner workings of a character's heart — and completely forgetting where I was before I started reading.
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Cheng alleged police were keen to find out about the inner workings of the protest movement, including how it was organized and key activists involved.
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Barring a settlement, G.M.'s lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler could take years to resolve and could reveal details about the inner workings of both companies.
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Two career foreign policy experts delivered new details about the inner workings of President Trump's foreign policy on Ukraine as well as some history lessons.
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Cohen is likely intimately familiar with the inner workings of both Trump's company and presidential campaign, thanks to his decade of service at Trump's side.
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Now I make my living as a journalist and host of the Decode DC podcast, where I help listeners understand the inner workings of Washington.
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BuzzFeed News exposed the inner workings of the alt-right, illustrating how Steve Bannon and Breitbart imported white nationalist and neo-Nazi ideas into the mainstream.
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The statements may mark a newfound willingness to discuss the inner workings behind these decisions—at least when it comes to the world's top public figures.
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A Reuters investigation in January revealed Project Raven's existence and inner workings, including the fact that it surveilled a British activist and several unnamed U.S. journalists.
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The work is based on a new way of modeling pulsars, and it's offering an unprecedented glimpse into the inner workings of these exotic celestial formations.
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Black-boxing is like putting a box around a neuron and measuring the box's overall inputs and outputs, instead of assuming anything about its inner workings.
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By mimicking this effect, chemicals like the UV filters disrupt this process and change the inner workings of the sperm, the researchers explained during their presentation.
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Some such as Ling Wancheng, the brother of a former chief-of-staff to Hu Jintao, an ex-president, are familiar with the party's inner workings.
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And if their written testimony is leaked or released, the inner workings of the primary coordinator of US national security -- the NSC -- may be made public.
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Washington (CNN)The emails hacked from Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta have offered an insight into the inner workings of the famously guarded candidate's operation.
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There's another problem: if you're using an app that one of those tech giants built to collect objective measurements, there's little transparency into its inner workings.
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With that much of a day's time committed to the inner workings of a new company, there's usually little time left to focus on investor relationships.
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It's a shame this is such a fucking eyesore of a device because god damn, god damn, are the inner workings of this thing a delight.
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"The entertainment industry is kind of the stage on which you can see the inner workings of problems that are all over the world," said Lawrence.
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In the second half of the show, the trio discusses recent reports of the inner workings of Siri — including the history and how it stands today.
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As Rasmus Nielsen of Oxford and Roskilde universities argues, not enough is known about the inner workings of social media to come up with effective regulations.
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As Senapathy so eloquently put it:The functions, interactions and inner workings of these "omes" are complex, with our understanding of them still at an infant stage.
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Adam Back is the chief executive of Blockstream, a Canadian startup, which employs some of the main developers of the software that defines bitcoin's inner workings.
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With placenta-on-chip technology, researchers can have a deeper understanding of the inner workings of many fetal disorders that millions of families face each year.
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DOJ officials had invited the Russian to Washington to interview him about the inner workings of RT, the Kremlin-funded network that Lesin founded, they said.
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Psychedelics are promising treatment options for depression and other mental health disorders, and tools for scientists to probe the inner workings of the brain and perception.
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Apple is imagining what the inner workings of an iPhone might look like were they handled by an old-school film archivist rather than an algorithm.
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It's certainly likely they were more in tune with its inner-workings, having discovered some far-out theories and inventions in between all the star-gazing.
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Although it is very difficult to peer into the inner workings of a neural network's processes, the team could easily audit the data it was generating.
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It was engaged in traditional espionage, quietly collecting information about the party's inner workings—a high-priority target for any foreign government, but particularly the Kremlin.
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Screenshot: TechCrunch Those inner workings enable the app to bill itself as a Wi-Fi "sharing" service and distance itself from anything that's remotely a hack.
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Disney-Pixar's Inside Out went down as one of the most original (and tear-jerking) ways anyone had ever depicted the inner workings of the mind.
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One enduring aspect of the Trump presidency since it began is the recurring series of damaging and embarrassing leaks about the inner workings of the administration.
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In other words, the type of policy coup Nixon and Kissinger pulled off required great cunning and knowledge of the inner workings of the American government.
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Woodward's book, a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of the Trump White House, includes anecdotes suggesting frequent sniping among members of the administration.
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The op-ed's effects were compounded by the upcoming release of Watergate journalist Bob Woodward's book reporting on the inner workings of the Trump White House.
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He has experience in a national campaign, understands the inner workings of government and is articulate and at ease in TV interviews and at news conferences.
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His suicide comes hours after testimony from one of his accusers was made public in unsealed court documents, detailing the inner workings of his alleged operation.
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TikTok is, in short, a microcosm of the internet itself — mercurial, fast-moving, and often utterly incomprehensible to those not well-versed in its inner workings.
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As you might expect, the interviews have centered largely on Ginsburg's love of the law, her long, impressive career and the inner workings of the court.
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The knowledge of the inner workings of NASA is crucial for Bridenstine's job to bring reform and new ways of doing things to the space agency.
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Are they worried about their own risk of colon cancer and hoping a close inspection of the inner workings of the gut will improve their chances?
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Salgado isn't the first former Amazon worker to cash in on selling what he knows about the company's inner workings, and he won't be the last.
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Things became so bad that Ms. Redstone had been restricted from visiting his home and was largely left out of the inner workings of his companies.
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" On Wednesday, New York Magazine dropped an excerpt from Michael Wolff's highly-anticipated book about the inner workings of the Trump White House, "Fire and Fury.
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It's remarkable both for its unforgettable depiction of the routine brutality of life in Auschwitz and for its penetrating psychological analysis of the camp's inner workings.
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These mesmerizing photos by Christopher Payne show the inner workings of the General Pencil Company in New Jersey, which has been in the business since 1889.
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That's partly because the US recruited informants from inside the Chinese administration, which helped the US better understand the inner workings of a highly secretive government.
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This new research began to detail the many, pervasive ways in which working out alters the inner workings of our bodies and contributes to better health.
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As Martin's Song of Ice and Fire novels have progressed, they've become increasingly detailed in regards to the history and inner workings of the Seven Kingdoms.
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Until now, relatively little has been known about the inner-workings of the crew that became a template for the modern, east coast street-gang scene.
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In New York's case, however, the changes to the State Constitution could be profound, as could the impact on the inner workings of Albany and beyond.
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Dr. Palade's discoveries about cells' inner workings, and the functions of cell structures, laid the foundations of modern cell biology, the basis of the biotechnology industry.
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I don't claim to understand the inner workings of Alex's mind, but I know one thing for certain: Alex climbs to live, not to cheat death.
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There are many ways in which a new director can impede the investigation, and the public has little information on the inner workings of the bureau.
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The show has an original score (by Helen Park and Max Vernon) and story (by Jason Kim), about the inner workings of a K-pop factory.
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He has experience in a national campaign, understands the inner workings of government, and is articulate and at ease in TV interviews and at news conferences.
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Gates was deeply involved in the inner workings of the campaign, and remained a part of Trump's election bid even after Manafort resigned in August 2016.
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For LCH, EU regulators must also satisfy themselves they can supervise the inner workings of the company given it handles vast amounts of euro-denominated contracts.
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It was the third day of testimony by Tekashi 69, who has sat for hours, detailing the inner workings of the gang and hip-hop industry.
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Mada Masr's journalism has exposed corruption, security violations and the inner workings of the government, even in the face of nationwide crackdowns on reporting freedoms. 5.
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The management ructions offer a rare insight into the inner workings of Europe's largest digital publisher, which was founded by the late Axel Springer in 1946.
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The Democrats' guide comes the same day that President Trump pledged to punish people who leaked damaging information about the inner workings of the White House.
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Mr. Thae had been making the rounds divulging the inner workings of the Kim Jong-un regime, a blow to Pyongyang and a coup for Seoul.
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Last week, a number of Republicans mounted attacks on the whistleblower as a secondhand source with no direct knowledge of the inner workings of the administration.
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At a Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee hearing, the companies gave a rare glimpse into their inner workings as lawmakers probed their anti-terrorism efforts.
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It is unclear how much detail Mr. Weissmann will provide about the inner workings of the investigation, and whether his book will provide any major revelations.
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People knowledgeable of Facebook's inner workings and those outside of the company expressed surprise at Sandberg's choice to initially deny any knowledge of the relationship with Definers.
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When Edward Snowden leaked the biggest collection of classified National Security Agency documents in history, he wasn't just revealing the inner workings of a global surveillance machine.
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In September 2018, the New York Attorney General's office released a report on the "shadowy inner workings of 10 popular cryptocurrency exchanges," the MIT Technology Review wrote.
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And while it's worth reading in full—especially for any fans of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court's inner workings—a few portions stand out as particularly illuminating.
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Few people have more insight into the inner workings of the rich than Brad Klontz, a psychologist and certified financial planner who works with the uber-wealthy.
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Lambert likely is familiar with the inner-workings of McLoughlin's job since her father, Rick, is a former homicide-and-narcotics cop for the Dallas Police Department.
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Both classes of vulnerability could expose protected kernel memory, potentially allowing hackers to gain access to the inner workings of any unpatched system or penetrate security measures.
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As headlines have exposed the troubling inner workings of company after company, startup culture no longer feels like fodder for gentle parodies about ping pong and hoodies.
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Although her first day on the job is still weeks away, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is already pulling back the curtain on the inner workings of the Capitol.
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Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee had asked Wells Fargo to share emails, memos and meeting minutes from the bank's inner workings but the firm largely declined.
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WASHINGTON — Tim Morrison was billed as the Democrats' star impeachment witness this week for his direct, firsthand knowledge of the inner workings of President Trump's White House.
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President Donald Trump last month gave the public a glimpse into the surveillance court's inner workings when he declassified a document that discussed FISC orders concerning Page.
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The Conyers documents, however, give a glimpse into the inner workings of the office, which has for decades concealed episodes of sexual abuse by powerful political figures.
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Time has done nothing to diminish the appeal of this game—in fact, the mystique behind its inner workings has only become more attractive over the years.
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The architectural drama of Devotion's apartment sets up the framework for the inner workings of the game's family, each of which has experienced a kind of trauma.
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It's essentially a series of lessons, each playing out as a conversation between a goofy group of characters, that detail the inner workings of each Labo accessory.
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By doing so, Serial producers hope to illuminate the inner workings of the courts in a more realistic way than any episode of Law & Order ever could.
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Where are the portrayals of moms working with kids on their science projects, explaining the inner workings of a frog, or experimenting with chemicals to show combustion?
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Through her roles as Arnold's and William's favorite bot, she knows more about the inner workings of Westworld than most of the humans working at the park.
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After feeling and now seeing the inner workings of the hinge, it's clear that while the Fold's screen may have durability issues, that hinge appears quite beefy.
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Concerns about the inner workings of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have been mounting in recent months amid disclosures of cozy corporate alliances.
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I don't know all the inner workings behind the scenes, but I would be shocked if they didn't a preview of that speech before it was given.
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Mr. Hamilton gives this book a superb set of road maps, one for the Chicago Nick knows so well, another for the inner workings of Nick's mind.
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John McCain's health has once again inflamed the White House's frustration with staffers who reveal the inner workings of the West Wing to reporters outside the building.
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The impact of the op-ed was only compounded by excerpts from veteran journalist Bob Woodward's upcoming book on the inner workings of the Trump White House.
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The inner workings of the communications team were described to CNN by 11 current and former White House officials who requested anonymity in order to speak candidly.
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Veteran journalist Bob Woodward is working on a book that will detail the inner workings of the Trump White House set for release before November's midterm elections.
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Inside Men is a Broadly column where we embed in male communities, to report back on the inner workings of men's relationships to better understand masculinity today.
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He then accompanies Bowden to Shanghai, China, to tour the inner workings of a secretive cannabinoid laboratory and film a few scenes for Bowden's steampunk rock opera.
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The folks that work in government buy into the prevailing winds that are driving that particular service, and the rest of us never see their inner workings.
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We were lucky enough to have brewmaster Chris and president Paul invite us into this old renovated factory to see the inner workings of Newburgh Brewing Company.
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Bringing on someone well versed in the inner workings of the DOT and NHTSA is a smart move for any company with ambitions to deploy autonomous vehicles.
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Highly secretive about its inner workings, it exists as something of a paradox: both steeped in the world literary community and strangely apart from and above it.
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There are few shows as wise about the inner workings of our minds as this one, and Rectify season four has been next level in that regard.
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As a friend of both Mr. Percoco's and Governor Cuomo's, Mr. Howe was in the position of giving an unvarnished view of the inner workings of Albany.
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Mr. Ghosn's trial could expose more information about Nissan's inner workings and governance failures that insiders fear could be embarrassing to both Mr. Saikawa and the company.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "According to The Hollywood Reporter, the salacious new book on the inner workings of the Trump White House is set to become a TV series.
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People can sort of begin to understand what the State Department does and what the inner workings of the government really look like without choosing a side.
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The departures have raised questions about the inner workings of the group, whose members are elected for life, and garnered criticism for enabling abuse by powerful allies.
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Ms. Maloney, by contrast, has played little role in the inquiry, or in the oversight panel's other efforts to scrutinize the inner workings of the Trump administration.
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"It's the result of three things coming together to really make things click," said Omer Levy, a research scientist at Facebook who has analyzed BERT's inner workings.
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Rokita "intimately knows the inner workings of the budget process," read the statement, and "worked hand in glove" with Price and Ryan, a former Budget chairman himself.
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Behnken, Hurley, and other Commercial Crew astronauts have advised SpaceX as it develops the Crew Dragon's inner workings, consulting on the designs of switches and control screens.
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The leak appeared to mostly involve documents that showed the mundane inner workings of a presidential campaign, including professional and private emails, memos, contracts and accounting documents.
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By the time I found myself seated next to Jones speeding down the highway, I had seen enough of the inner workings of Infowars to know better.
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There was little known publicly about the inner workings of the sheriff's office, but everyone in New Iberia was connected to everyone else; everyone had secret stories.
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An international group of journalists released classified Chinese government documents on Sunday that described repressive inner workings of detention camps in China's troubled western region of Xinjiang.
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The Mexican crime lord known as El Chapo was convicted on Tuesday following a three-month drug trial that exposed the inner workings of his sprawling cartel.
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At stake are a trophy townhouse, works by Andy Warhol and Jeff Koons, and the inner workings of one of the world's most influential art dealer families.
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There is a remarkable transparency to these passages, for Scott is not merely performing criticism, he is exposing its inner workings, like a magician revealing his tricks.
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In his own testimony, the Bed-Stuy of Carter's preteen years consisted mostly of the inner workings of the Marcy Houses and the streets surrounding the complex.
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The sunlight's gone, temporarily, but still the stage fizzes, visually, culminating in a dash through the inner workings, and then the watery powerhouse itself, of Wario Dam.
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Developers have long wanted deeper access to the iPhone's inner workings, so the fact that Apple is opening up Siri, Maps and iMessage is clearly welcome news.
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In the name of simplicity, our modern mobile operating systems have covered up the ugly inner workings of app installation and taken file handling out of our hands.
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It would seem so, if Facebook has its way and truly lets your bosses ditch emails and intranet and all of the inner workings of PC-based bureaucracy.
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They've collected a ton of information on the inner workings of the game and have now released a handy chart showing you which Pokémon are worth your time.
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Michael Lewis's latest piece of investigative journalism, "The Fifth Risk," blew my mind with its revelations about the inner workings and recent evisceration of the federal government bureaucracy.
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And when Podesta's emails were hacked and posted for the world to see on WikiLeaks, Band's confidential assessment of the inner workings of Clinton's finances went massively public.
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Additional information will come out about U.S. strategy, the inner workings of the government and perhaps more political figures as a result of the DNC breach, said DeMartine.
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They're obviously not the most exciting texts we've ever seen, but they do show the inner-workings of the Facebook board at a time during a critical reorganization.
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Like any good politician, he's navigating the inner workings of the Vatican by trying to please both pro- and anti-LGBTQ elements within the Church all at once.
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Inside Men is a new Broadly column where we embed in male communities, to report back on the inner workings of men's relationships to better understand masculinity today.
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Without visibility of the inner workings of Google's search ranking algorithms it is clearly impossible for outsiders to verify whether the company is fairly ranking rivals or not.
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There are just two problems with Jenner's dream, both of which necessitate a deeper dive into the inner workings of The Sims franchise: the location and the pets.
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Whether he yet knows the inner workings of the probe, and if so, whether he's told Trump anything about them or interfered in any way, remains mysterious. Sen.
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Apple and other companies have successfully drawn the line at handing over the inner workings of their software to law enforcement, even in environments as hostile as China.
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By coincidence, the server was pulled offline before we could reach out, but we still had time to look at the inner workings of the SMS spam operation.
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They'll detail everything from the terrible past of Azkaban prison to the inner workings of the Ministry of Magic, and also feature an original piece on Horace Slughorn.
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The impact of the op-ed is compounded by the release of excerpts from Watergate journalist Bob Woodward's upcoming book about the inner workings of the Trump administration.
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Trump has suggested he wants a VP pick who would be comfortable with the inner workings of Congress, raising questions about if he would select a current lawmaker.
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Levin said the storm is believed to be powered by energy oozing from Jupiter's interior combined with rotation of the planet, but the precise inner workings are unknown.
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Individual investors also demand greater insight into the inner workings of a hedge fund's strategy, which can be irksome for managers who are reluctant to share their ideas.
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Now that the bricks of Uber's multibillion-dollar edifice are officially tumbling down, exposing the company's noxious and abusive inner workings, my boycott feels like it's paying off.
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Imagine the ability for the inner workings of that system to be checked in real-time, to ensure that data is only being used as it should be.
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Gurman's usually reliable "people familiar with Apple's inner workings" say "the Mac team has lost clout" with Apple chief design officer Jony Ive and the company's software team.
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By picking apart the inner workings of genes and molecules in the animal kingdom, scientists hope to unravel new ways to prevent or even treat cancer in humans.
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In September, the president nominated him to head the Administrative Conference of the United States, a small federal agency that advises the government on improving its inner workings.
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Some of the texts sent between Andreessen and Zuckerberg have been made public in court documents — providing unusual insight into the inner workings of the social network's leadership.
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But, those with knowledge of the inner workings of the agencies and the White House economic advisory process say that any attempt to do so likely wouldn't work.
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That's what makes Mr. Guzmán's trial, which could last four months, so exceptional: a chance to learn about the inner workings of an illegal, international, multibillion-dollar enterprise.
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Federal authorities had begun investigating the organization after The New York Times published an article in late 2017 detailing the inner workings of the secret sorority within Nxivm.
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All of this is incredibly interesting, and it gets much wilder from there, with compulsively watchable tangents galore and incredible access to the inner workings of Joe's world.
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It's important to note that the above passage is just a short paragraph in a much longer piece about the inner workings of the Trump administration's Soleimani discussions.
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A woman who came in and testified and exposed some of the inner workings of this alleged quid pro quo that became the center of the impeachment inquiry.
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Standing before ethereal, bubbling pools, she felt an almost palpable connection to the inner workings of the earth, "both terrifying and beautiful at the same time," she says.
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He described the inner workings of his former associates — the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods, who, according to prosecutors, are gang members responsible for violent crimes throughout the city.
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The prospect of Stephen K. Bannon's dismissal has brought renewed attention to the inner workings of President Trump's White House, a fractious ecosystem of competing centers of power.
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Melville, New York-based CD-adapco makes computer programs used by engineers to simulate the inner workings of an engine, in particular the flow of liquids and gases.
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The handwritten record of sales, insurance premiums and expenditures, many described here for the first time, illuminate the inner workings of a company born before the Civil War.
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And as a result, the president's disclosure could pose the risk of burning a source with rare insights and access into the inner workings of the terrorist organization.
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The Times Magazine took a close look at the inner workings of the State Department and found it adrift and demoralized under Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state.
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When he arrived in the West, Bajanov explained that the Soviet leadership would send assassins to kill anyone who knew the true nature of the Kremlin's inner workings.
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El Chapo: The Mexican drug kingpin was found guilty after a three-month trial in New York that exposed the inner workings of his brutal and corrupt cartel.
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My revealers did seem a bit convoluted, and hopefully it will be enjoyable for solvers to piece together the inner workings of the theme without as much assistance.
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In order to sell in the Russian market, the tech companies let a Russian defense agency scour the inner workings, or source code, of some of their products.
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And, again, Trump is essentially demanding a look at the inner workings of an investigation into his own campaign, an investigation that he has routinely attacked and undermined.
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"Dear Readers: Everything you've ever asked me about Gilead and its inner workings is the inspiration for this book," says Atwood in a statement released by her publishers.
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Image: Adam Clark Estes/GizmodoApple is well known for keeping a notoriously tight grip on the code powering its iPhones, only rarely revealing the inner workings to the public.
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Believe it: Sherman is a deeply-sourced expert on the inner workings of Fox News and the scandals plaguing the network — if he writes it, it's worth taking seriously.
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The young men, both ardent gamers, shared a fascination with the inner workings of the Xbox; though they'd been chatting and collaborating for years, they'd never met in person.
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In order to tap the debt market, Aramco will release additional financial information, offering a wider glimpse into a private company whose inner workings are a closely held secret.
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With the blank, faceless slate of the building's front, the mysterious inner-workings of the "best club in the world" have become the stuff of both mythology and imagination.
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As a manager, you can probably suss out enough of the inner workings of your team — who is friends with whom, who seems to be more of a loner.
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The year-long inquiry promises to shed light on the inner workings of some of Australia's biggest companies, and has the power to recommend tighter regulation and criminal prosecutions.
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" Delevingne added: "Of course when you grow up with any alcoholic or depressive there is going to be darkness, but I wanted to show the inner workings of it.
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And you should know: Despite what so many people probably want to think about its inner-workings, intellectual rigor and respect was demanded in even the dumbest of ideas.
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The two groups, soliciting money from opposite ends of the political spectrum, are both connected to the same man, sources familiar with the PACs inner-workings told CNN's KFile.
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The troll farm's existence was first documented in a 227 report from Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta and its inner workings first detailed in a 22014 article from BuzzFeed News.
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Having a peek inside at the Xbox One controller's inner workings is delightful, though, and it will help you stick out if you bring it to a friend's house.
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The series of dismissals and the palace statements give a rare insight into the inner workings of the royal household and the new King, who was crowned in May.
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I want an entire spinoff on the inner workings of Claire's all-female cabinet Again, the people behind House of Cards are not necessarily at fault for these criticisms.
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A source familiar with the inner workings of the DNC said the organization is trying to stay away from associating too closely with likely candidates for president in 2020.
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Finally, we got to see the inner workings of the society – which included members Rob Lowe, Matthew McConaughey and Patrick Dempsey – from their mirror rituals to their voting procedures.
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According to Variety, NBC has ordered new series Law & Order: Hate Crimes, which will be based on the inner workings of New York's real-life Hate Crimes Task Force.
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Tesla sued Tripp in June for allegedly hacking and disseminating trade secrets to "third parties," as well as spreading false information to the media about the company's inner workings.
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In its move from the ivory tower to Silicon Valley, Callisto has made fundamental changes to its inner workings, changes that might undermine the very value Callisto offers survivors.
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British diplomats would have had no role in the multitude of decision-making groupings that constitute the inner workings of the EU, and would be unrepresented at ministerial meetings.
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In part to love-hate these privileged women with their Telsas and perfect highlights (not so perfect bangs), but also to examine the inner-workings of a woman's mind.
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Last year, she was cast as anchorwoman Portia Scott-Griffin on NBC's Great News, Tracy Wigfield's critically lauded sitcom about the inner workings of a local TV news show.
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But he came under fire last week after the publication of Michael Wolff's Fire and Fury, which detailed the inner workings of the Trump Administration during its first months.
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Whatever her medium, Shaltmira's style is deeply imbued with meaning and a powerful passion that calls attention to the world's mysterious inner workings as well as its myriad injustices.
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The course trained curators and museum directors in a systematic approach that encouraged students to understand the inner workings of museum work, from connoisseurship to operating the heating system.
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This sweet look at the inner workings of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is just one of many surprises revealed in the new season of Secrets of the Zoo.
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We don't know what's been going on behind the scenes, but he certainly seemed agitated about the probe: The inner workings of the Mueller investigation are a total mess.
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Scientists have advanced in their quest to create an accurate model of the sun's inner workings, which could pave the way to a better understanding of our solar system.
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It's fair to say that anyone not intimately acquainted with the inner workings of the beauty world might have a bit of a hard time understanding how pricing works.
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In this new Netflix documentary, directors Dylan Bank, Daniel DiMauro, and Morgan Pehme explore the inner workings of the man who transformed Donald Trump into a political power player.
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And its breadth and specificity suggests that the auditors had seemingly unparalleled access to the inner workings of parts of the company that are often shielded from public view.
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Over the course of those years, Butina went from gushing over the group as a "bastion" of America's armed society to gaining an intimate knowledge of its inner-workings.
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Eye-tracking is one way of shining some light on the inner workings, but another might be to build more coherence into deep learning systems from the get-go.
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Also, it would be highly inappropriate for Trump to be told of any inner workings of the Special Counsel probe when he and his friends & family are under investigation.
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This news comes only weeks after Making a Murderer prosecutor Ken Katz revealed that we would be writing his own tome about the inner workings of the Avery case.
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"Dear Readers: Everything you've ever asked me about Gilead and its inner workings is the inspiration for this book," she said in a statement, referring to "Handmaid's" fictional setting.
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Two people who had some knowledge of the inner workings of the committee told me that the rumor in Stockholm was that an American was definitely going to win.
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She wrote a tell-all book published last year titled "Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House," which contains several damning anecdotes about the administration's inner workings.
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Now however, executives are giving shoppers a glimpse inside the inner-workings of Trader Joe's, including the tasting panel that tries the different concoctions whipped up for the retailer.
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The case will no doubt bring further scrutiny to the inner workings of the union, which has long exerted an unhealthy level of control over the city's corrections system.
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The paperwork serves as a nondisclosure agreement for both sides, ensuring that members of the president-elect's team do not divulge information about the inner workings of the government.
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The modern version of the International V comes with a one-piece machined aluminum frame, which helps prevent salt and grit from entering the inner workings of the reel.
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However, the inner workings of the BRI are shrouded in secrecy, and some projects have already been abandoned due to host countries being unable to pay back their loans.
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The niche publication normally focuses on the inner workings and power dynamics of the European Union's sprawling institutions, so acts of Islamic terrorism are not exactly its standard offering.
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He fears the independent counsel, whose investigation of Russia's interference in the 2016 election threatens to expose the inner workings of the campaign and of Trump's opaque business empire.
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His voice is pitched but his words don't need much effort to unmask and allude to the inner workings of Ocean's mind more than any track of the album.
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Hop to it We may soon get our first book that dishes dirt on the inner workings of the Trump White House, and its main source is -- a rabbit.
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Startups are allowed to file confidentially for IPOs under the JOBS act signed in 2012, allowing them to test the waters prior to formally releasing their company's inner workings.
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Li's novel revolves around the tangled inner workings of the family-owned Beijing Duck House, in Rockville, Md., and the multigenerational enmities and aspirations of its owners and workers.
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Foreign clearing houses - London dominates clearing of euro-denominated derivatives - will have to grant EU regulators access to their inner workings if they want to serve the bloc's customers.
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The 6-part docu-series takes viewers into the inner-workings of the world of exotic zoos, introducing us to the colorful but shiesty figures connected to the park.
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Mr. Zuckerberg, the authoritarian leader of this "country," is a compelling character in his own right, and watching him answer Congress's questions about Facebook's inner workings was deeply revealing.
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InSight's mission lasts for nearly another year, and the team here on Earth will continue to gather more data about the inner workings of the Red Planet until then.
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And some in the White House had long believed that Mr. Short was the source of unflattering leaks about the president and the inner workings of the West Wing.
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So far, the leak appears to mostly include documents that show the mundane inner workings of a presidential campaign, including professional and private emails, memos, contracts and accounting documents.
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The first teardown of the iPhone 11 Pro Max is officially out, courtesy of DChannel on YouTube, and it reveals the inner workings of the newest extra-large iPhone.
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Published in 2018 and recently released in paperback, the books is, basically, about the inner workings of government bureaucracy — "a love letter to underappreciated people," the Washington Post wrote.
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As the way people view content changes and becomes increasingly diverse, YouTube has looked to tweak the way its inner workings operate, with engagement becoming an incredibly important metric.
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A person familiar with the FTC's inner workings said they were not aware of any planned visits by Zuckerberg to the commission, but did not rule out the possibility.
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Career criminals recognize that nothing poses a threat like cooperating witnesses, who can guide prosecutors and law enforcement agents through the inner workings of otherwise closed, secretive criminal operations.
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Sandra Diaz and Victorina Morales were Trump&aposs personal housekeepers at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, and told The Washington Post about its inner workings.
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Rosalia: El Mal Querer (Sony) Originally a traditional flamenco singer, Rosalia has become known for experimenting with tradition, mixing flamenco with modern pop styles and adjusting its inner workings.
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The shutdown has highlighted the inner workings of a strategy-challenged White House, where one official described Mr. Shine as a bridge between the bifurcated communications and press teams.
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We certainly have not charted the breadth of microorganisms that will inspire the invention of future drugs, nor fathomed the full complexity of the inner workings of human cells.
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Many more around the country were glued to live television and online footage of the hearing, the first time the public has seen the inner workings of the court.
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The type of place where one might have plenty of time inside to consider the inner workings of the human mind while sipping on a bitter but warming alcoholic drink.
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A boxer from Australia, Lily's reactions to everyday nothings articulate the inner workings of us all — from toddler tantrums to goofy grins, she is truly the people's four-legged princess.
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The Halsteads spared no expense in the making of Tippet Rise (a local with knowledge of the center's inner workings told me there seems to be no budget, just money).
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King Nevins is no stranger to the inner workings of the East Wing -- the Texas native served as chief of staff to Barbara Bush during her time as first lady.
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"John's predilection is to do it all himself and that impinges on Pompeo," says one person with knowledge of the inner workings of both the White House and State Department.
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From academics to the National Security Agency, there is widespread agreement that quantum computers will rock current security protocols that protect global financial markets and the inner workings of government.
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As the inner workings of the Chinese Communist Party are opaque, observers are weighing why Xi hasn't been to ground zero or playing up his role in managing the crisis.
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What he found was shocking: The documents showed the inner workings of the pump-and-dump scheme, which involved more than a dozen traders and muscle from the Italian mob.
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What makes things even more complex is the fact that firms are very protective and discreet of the inner workings of their algorithms and treat them as trade secrets. Beauty.
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A source with knowledge of the inner workings of the Trump White House said information flow into the Oval Office is one of the most critical components of the presidency.
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As for Lewandowski, a source familiar with the campaign's inner workings noted Trump's feisty campaign manager still has the support within the organization where it counts, with the candidate himself.
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As if trying to understand the inner workings of Donald Trump's brain wasn't enough of a mindfuck, the confusion surrounding his hair makes his speech patterns seem clear as day.
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The film is based on the first part of the Beatles' career, up until 1966 when they were touring the world, and will offer a look into their inner workings.
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The body needs water for optimal functioning of course, and lots of inner workings — like blood pressure and electrolyte levels — depend on an adequate amount of fluids in the body.
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This research, which appears in today's Science, is a step toward understanding the inner workings of the monstrous planet that scientists believe was responsible for shaping the early solar system.
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Whenever the spacecraft senses one of these quakes, it'lll take a photo showing the Martian interior, beaming it back to scientists on Earth to learn more about Mars' inner workings.
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As a result, she was poised to address the consequences of the site in today's political atmosphere and explain the lessons we can all learn from studying its inner workings.
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But you also have to wonder, in this era of Fake News, how reliable the reporting of two Democrats on the inner workings of their Republican nemeses could really be.
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It's a long wait, but it'll give you plenty of time to catch up if you're interested in diving into the sordid inner workings of the fictional New York Symphony.
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The prospect of having the technology we use every day for everything turn against us is horrifying, particularly because most people don't know anything about the inner workings of computers.
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"(Pass interference) will be discussed at length along with additional fouls that coaches feel should be subject to review," a person familiar with the NFL's inner workings told the Post.
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Thanks to Russian hackers trying to disrupt the US election, we have thousands of her campaign chair's emails, giving us unprecedented insight into the inner workings of her political operation.
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The memos are expected to give more insight into the inner workings of the federal investigation into connections between the Trump campaign and Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Cohen worked for the Trump Organization for a decade and has signaled that he intends to tell lawmakers everything he knows about the inner workings of the president's business interests.
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The move potentially opened a clear channel into the inner workings of the inquiry for the President, and that might in itself account for his increased anxiety over the probe.
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The bottom line: It's a great time to tell a story about Silicon Valley's inner workings — but maybe not the best time for its companies to have their stories told.
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His suicide comes a day after testimony was released from a woman who said she was one of his victims that unveiled the inner workings of his alleged operation. Rep.
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Because as much as I work with light and I know light, I was a little afraid to try and to explain the inner workings of it to young readers.
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During this short period she's gained a vast amount of know-how and insight into the inner workings not just of the White House, but the federal government more generally.
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Although they are sometimes in charge of allocating millions of dollars, student governments garner relatively little interest from students and their inner workings are rarely covered outside of campus newspapers.
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Fortunately, getting on the first SERP doesn't require a special degree or insider knowledge of Google's inner workings; just a little bit of experience in search engine optimization, or SEO.
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He or she knows the inner workings of the employer, and that means "the company might want to know how you're going to 'get up to speed quickly,'" Lauby says.
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But a widely circulated health economics paper, which received some new updates, uses actual claims data from three national insurers to show the inner workings of how hospitals get paid.
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" Over the past several years, Poitras's films have been attempting the opposite: to peel back the bureaucratic seams in order to glimpse at the inner workings of "the deep state.
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It's more of a cursory peek into the inner workings of an electronic device than it is a roll-up-your-sleeves-and-figure-out-how-things-work educational product.
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Some scathing reports about the company's inner workings have also come out in the last few months, though it's unclear what exactly is going on at the Florida-based company.
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An explosive trove of nearly 21.5,000 pages of confidential internal Facebook documents has been made public, shedding unprecedented light on the inner workings of the Silicon Valley social-networking giant.
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Backers hope the new machines will let researchers create significantly more accurate simulations of phenomena such as drug responses, climate changes, the inner workings of combustion engines and solar panels.
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For the past five years, she has covered ISIS for The Times, interviewing dozens of terrorists around the world in an effort to understand the inner workings of their organization.
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But the inner workings of the songs are far more intricate: slyly contrapuntal guitar and bass lines, near-subliminal flutters of rhythm guitar, even a kazoo tucked into one song.
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The hours I wasted memorizing the inner workings of the eye would have been better spent trying out improv comedy and having more midnight conversations about the meaning of life.
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If one of his motivations in creating the harpsichord kits was to curtail service calls, another was to introduce people to the inner workings of an instrument he found fascinating.
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In "The Honey Farm," the debut novel by the Canadian writer Harriet Alida Lye, the inner workings of a bee colony become an eerie metaphor for communal living gone awry.
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The film is able to explore the inner workings of the club, and this friendship, because, for the first time, Mr. Schrager speaks at length about his Studio 54 experiences.
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He made the start of the great monologue "Dio mi potevi" so soft and vaporous that it gave the uncanny effect of listening to the inner workings of Otello's mind.
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This June, Keith Raniere, the leader of an organization known as Nxivm, was convicted on racketeering and sex trafficking charges, ending a trial that exposed the secretive group's inner workings.
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A cohort of artists and collectives will have "full transparency into the organization's inner workings" and control of its annual production budget to pay their own wages and develop programs.
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The emails, at times, have been embarrassing to the Clintons and their closest aides, revealing confidential and candid details about the inner workings of the campaign and the Clinton Foundation.
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From deep dives into the inner workings of the art world, to analyses of architectural, visual, musical, and cultural histories, 2019's art books were varied, informative, and distinctly beautiful.
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But what's known is this: the US, which considers Russia a top adversary, now has less information on the inner workings of Putin's regime and how Moscow could threaten America.
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However, he had access to the inner workings of the Trump campaign and administration, and now that his criminal case is over, he has little incentive to bend the truth.
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The indictment provided one of the clearest illustrations to date of the inner workings of the Russian operation that carried out the hacking of the Democratic Party and other targets.
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Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Clinic are using HoloLens, for example, to show medical students the inner workings of the body without the need for a human patient.
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As a bonus, "Moana" is also paired with one of Disney's best recent shorts, "Inner Workings," which chronicles the age-old battle between our hearts and our heads with remarkably efficiency.
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Familiar role Trump's proximity to the White House is a natural extension of her Trump Tower childhood, growing up observing the inner workings of the Trump Organization under her father's tutelage.
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This set of seven courses (spanning 51 hours) will expose you to the inner workings of the tech giant's cloud computing platform so you can leverage it in your own projects.
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A year later, Bourdain&aposs celebrity grew when the New Yorker published his now-famous " Don&apost Eat Before Reading This ," an article which exposed the inner workings of restaurant kitchens.
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But its intense focus on the inner workings of the human brain makes for a surprisingly fascinating watch that examines the roots of human darkness without seeming to revel in it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Model, Frederick Wiseman's 1981 look at the inner workings of New York City's Zoli model agency, isn't one of the legendary documentarian's best-known works.
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Sovereign citizens dismiss the power of the government, but sometimes become deeply familiar with its inner workings, studying legal code and familiarizing themselves with bureaucracy in their efforts to undermine it.
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Should Zuckerberg or Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey be summoned to Congress and peppered with questions about the inner workings of their companies, they may well be ill-equipped to answer them.
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Recounting this anecdote without providing a porthole to my inner workings makes it sound like a prototypical tale of a lunatic, and I don't dispute that I was insane in Reno.
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The bill contains provisions that would force technology companies to disclose if they allowed countries like China and Russia to examine the inner workings of software sold to the U.S. military.
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It might seem like, in the face of unprecedented controversy into the disgusting inner workings of a morally compromised company, Huffington is trying to drum up business for her start-up.
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Over the weekend, a pair of curious documents were uploaded to the Internet Archive, shedding some light on the inner workings and aspirations of an arcade gaming industry in its infancy.
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The trial revealed the inner workings of the gang, including murder, bribery and the use of boats to move cocaine after Mr Guzmán discovered that drug agents were tracking his planes.
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" He lived outside North Korea for many years and some former U.S. officials told the WSJ he was "unlikely to be able to provide details of the secretive country's inner workings.
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The decision to eliminate humans came three months after Gizmodo's reporting revealed the inner workings of the trending news group, including allegations from former curators that their colleagues suppressed conservative news.
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Aside from Swift and Perry's reunion, there were other notable moments from the video that are definitely larger clues about her upcoming album, Lover, and the inner-workings of Swift's brain.
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The intelligence suggests, however, that Russia tried to infiltrate the inner-workings of the Trump campaign by using backdoor channels to communicate with people in the Trump orbit, US officials say.
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His 11-week trial, which featured testimony from more than a dozen former associates who had made deals to cooperate with prosecutors, offered an unprecedented look at the cartel's inner workings.
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Officials in Beijing have long worried about Hong Kong's role as a safe haven for outspoken critics of the Communist Party, and those who try to expose its secretive inner workings.
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So in updating the model, Sony engineers told me that they included meaningful hardware upgrades that meant the earbuds inner workings started to resemble the lauded WH-1000XM3 noise-canceling headphones.
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While it is within the president's rights to declassify information as he sees fit, many say he could have burned a source with rare insight and access into ISIS's inner workings.
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The doc as a whole struggles to advance the conversation about Scientology and its inner workings — especially in the wake of Going Clear — but it's an entertaining if confounding watch nonetheless.
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His case has generated intense interest in China and the U.S. because of the access Ling Wancheng's brother, Ling Jihua, once had to the inner workings of China's Communist Party leadership.
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Manigault Newman writes that Lara Trump offered her a job and the monthly $15,000 stipend in exchange for her silence about the inner workings of the White House, the Post reported.
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Companies with AI systems will need human workers to "train" the technology and create its algorithms, for instance, and explain the complexity of AI inner-workings to non-tech co-workers.
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WikiLeaks has released thousands of emails detailing the inner workings of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The company's technology takes advantage of what is known as "zero days" -- hidden vulnerabilities in operating systems and apps that grant elite hackers access to the inner workings of the phone.
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"There are other TV recap shows, but none of them have a ringer, a man on the inside, someone who actually knows the inner workings of the show," Mr. Hirway said.
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Their efforts would leave a trail of thousands of pages of court documents through Canada and the United States, revealing the inner workings of a system exquisitely engineered to repel scrutiny.
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At a Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee hearing, the tech giants gave a rare glimpse into the inner workings of Silicon Valley companies as lawmakers probed their anti-terrorism efforts.
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People are really scared about talking, and having the opportunity to vent a little and explain the inner workings of a company their friends didn't really understand felt cathartic to them.
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But, on the evidence of its first four episodes, it keeps you interested in the central question of who's leaking information about the inner workings of the C.I.A.'s Berlin office.
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Otherwise, we already have a word for employees who shed light on the inner workings of companies and educate consumers on the unseen costs of their favorite products and features: Whistleblowers.
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An assistant secretary general issued a scathing critique of the U.N.'s inner workings as he explained his departure in an essay that was one of our best-read stories today.
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The fight is more of a display of how one can maneuver the inner-workings of the sport to their advantage, rather than finding the best fighter of a given division.
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Related: An LED Thunderstorm Rages Inside A Glass House Listen To A Rainstorm Created One Drop At A Time The Inner Workings Of The Mesmerizing Virtual Rainstorm At Our Beijing Event
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The lawsuit marks the latest action by Democrats to use their House majority to aggressively investigate the inner workings of the Trump administration, including an impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump.
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"Each word became its own research project, the radiologist turned translator peering past the surface of language in search of the inner workings of the text," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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Reuters reported last week that HPE allowed a Moscow defense agency to review the inner workings of ArcSight, a cyber defense software used by the Pentagon to guard its computer networks.
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He pointed to a satellite image and explained where the helicopters would land on Lubang, while his soldiers went over the inner workings of a mortar tube with their Filipino counterparts.
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Victor Marchetti, a former C.I.A. employee and co-author of the first book, about the agency's inner workings, that the federal government sought to censor before its publication, died on Oct.
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In this "visitation," you learn some of the inner workings of a prison system — that is not only not built to rehabilitate, but is eerily similar to the slavery of old.
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The inner workings of pregnancy resource centers don't always get a lot of coverage in the media, and unless they've visited one, many people may not know much about the facilities.
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As those projects come together, anyone looking for a window into the paper's inner workings can check out these five documentaries, all now streaming online, for similar glimpses inside The Times.
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Some people in the audience left with the impression that Mr. Bannon, though no longer in the White House, still had direct knowledge of the inner workings of Mr. Trump's administration.
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That apothegm would make a valuable addition to Sunshine Week (March 13-19), the annual celebration of open government laws that publicize government's inner workings for the inspection of everyday citizens.
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And it&aposs safe to say that the 2.2 million associates employed at Walmarts and Walmart subsidiaries around the world know a thing or two about the chain&aposs inner workings.
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Larry Ray's on-campus abuse case originally unfolded in a story by New York Magazine's The Cut, which detailed the inner-workings of a sex-trafficking ring at Sarah Lawrence College.
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A huge data leak showed the inner workings of how China surveils and detains its Uighur population using an AI-powered policing platform that claims to be able to predict criminality.
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Recent leaks of classified Chinese government documents revealing the inner workings of its mass detention camps have galvanized government officials in the U.S. and Europe to ramp up pressure on Beijing.
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He is the author of a new book called: "For All Americans" a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of Congress during the Passage of the Affordable Care Act.
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Gowdy, a former prosecutor who retired from Congress after his term ended in January, would bring an extensive knowledge of both the legal system and the inner workings of House proceedings.
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At a Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee hearing, the tech giants gave a rare glimpse into the inner workings of Silicon Valley companies as lawmakers probed their anti-terrorism efforts.
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The insularity of Saudi Arabia's sprawling and phenomenally wealthy royal family is well known, often leaving diplomats, intelligence agents and members of the family itself struggling to decipher its inner workings.
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Like its predecessor, "Studio 60" was a satirical, talk-y comedy that revealed the inner workings of a complex environment, with a dazzling cast led by Bradley Whitford and Matthew Perry.
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These three books offer perspective on the current shutdown: the inner workings of the government offices affected, the political precedent for the present bipartisanship and the debate over a border wall.
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One of the History Channel's most popular shows returns for its 16th season of following three generations of the Harrison family and the inner workings of their pawnshop in Las Vegas.
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Years earlier, as a boy, he visited the place with his mother, and was entranced by the inner workings, even venturing into the hall and stealing a bit of plaster decoration.
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After quickly saying "grow up" to a round of laughs, Biden gave a more lengthy answer about understanding the inner workings of an administration and what it takes to actually pass legislation.
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Before she owned a restaurant, Keung was a businesswoman who invested in a land-based fish farm, which gave her behind-the-scenes insight about the inner-workings of the seafood industry.
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Just why women-led companies were recipient of less venture capital raised questions about the industry's inner workings, said co-author Candida Brush, a professor of entrepreneurship at Babson College in Massachusetts.
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To celebrate this anniversary the bank has raided its archives for 325 objects that are broadly representative of its history (a recent two-part BBC documentary has also shown its inner workings).
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Meanwhile several women familiar with the inner workings at DFJ insist that it's simply not true that the firm treats women poorly, and two of them have come to Jurvetson's defense specifically.
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See: the inner workings of the Nixon White House, the Pentagon Papers, the cover-up of abuse on the part of the Catholic Church, the secrecy around the actions of Harvey Weinstein.
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The Maher allegation further intensified sentiment that Conyers was becoming a distraction and should resign, according to three separate sources inside the CBC with knowledge of the inner workings of the caucus.
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Tech companies have been under increasing pressure to allow the Russian government to examine source code, the closely guarded inner workings of software, in exchange for approvals to sell products in Russia.
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"You're not going to get him to talk for this story," one longtime colleague, who is familiar with the inner workings of the White House and national party, predicted to BuzzFeed News.
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Allegations of sexual abuse, tax evasion, education deficits, and deaths have made the Christian community a permanent fixture in the New Zealand media—and yet its inner workings remain largely a mystery.
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Formula 1 is a competition that needs no introduction around the world, but for all of its high-speed glamor and prestige, there's not a huge amount known about its inner workings.
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Here, museum-goers get the CliffsNotes version of the inner workings of Scorsese's mind, bolstered by the use of his voice through repurposed narration from Mean Streets and The Color of Money.
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Leah Remini is hoping to shed some light on the inner workings of Scientology with her new A&E docuseries, Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath, which will premiere on Tuesday, Nov.
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Invitees will also get a chance to learn about the exciting innovations shaping the future of sustainable manufacturing, and will get a first-hand glimpse behind the scenes of SPEEDFACTORY's inner workings.
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Not quite as secret as a secret society, but not so widely broadcasted as to be a public service, the inner workings of Reddit's SkincareAddiction subreddit might seem unusual to an outsider.
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This package of articles, which we plan to publish roughly every month, is intended to help startup founders and other practitioners understand the inner workings of what makes late-stage companies successful.
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But he said his client deserves a measure of credit for leaving the Islamic State on his own, and cooperating with authorities by providing them intelligence on the group&aposs inner workings.
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In one of the exhibitions outside the dressing room, the most impressive Schastey piece is a grand piano with Steinway inner workings, created in 1882 for William Clark, a Newark thread manufacturer.
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Small wonder, then, that Kipnis became fascinated with the inner workings of the Title IX bureaucracy—and the difficult questions surrounding free speech and the role of the university in protecting students.
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Physics is the glue that keeps this floating cosmic rubble pile together and understanding the inner workings of these small bodies is crucial to unlocking the secrets of planet formation and evolution.
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This fall, Zara: The Story of the World's Richest Man, a documentary produced by Prime Entertainment Group, will give an exclusive undercover look at the inner workings of the fast-fashion giant.
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This year, the Los Angeles classic car collection invited people to gawk at the inner workings of its collection of pre-war French vehicles, filled with brass, dust-covered fans, and carburetors.
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In this sense, the still-mysterious inner workings of technology can serve as a platform for artists and magicians such as Joshua Madara, whose mystical works merge occultism with the digital world.
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This bill remains one of the most comprehensive approaches to address a wide range of government transparency issues and would give the public unprecedented access to the inner workings of the government.
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Koyaanisqatsi derives its title from a Hopi word meaning "life out of balance" and its shot selection ranges over everything from nature time lapses to the inner workings of a hotdog factory.
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He recently gave The New York Times a look at the inner workings of a White House increasingly at odds with itself over how to manage special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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To build a more complete theory, he and the experimentalist George A. Miller, a Harvard colleague, founded the Center for Cognitive Studies, which supported investigation into the inner workings of human thought.
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She said Manafort will be able to provide Mueller with a first-hand account of the Trump Tower meeting, as well as insider information on the inner workings of the Trump campaign.
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Regardless of approach, the safety cases can be made public, because they will describe a way to test vehicles for basic safety, and not the inner workings of highly proprietary autonomy algorithms.
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Theranos, the embattled blood-testing laboratory, said on Monday that federal officials were conducting a criminal investigation into the company, adding to a series of questions from officials about its inner workings.
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If you want to quickly improve the speed of Chrome and the sites you're visiting without delving too deep into its inner workings, you should find this guide to be extremely useful.
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This side of your research exposes the inner workings of the different communities you're interacting with — an important piece of the puzzle, since the central mystery ties into the Nebula's deeper history.
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Fire and Fury sold over five million copies on the back of its sensational claims about the inner workings of the Trump administration—and what administration officials really thought of the president.
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The inner workings of a lobbying firm like Manafort's might have remained obscure had special prosecutor Robert Mueller not swept him up into his two-year probe of the Russia-Trump nexus.
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The code will run on a real AGC, though since the machines are now scarce relics you're probably better off using an AGC emulator that recreates their inner workings on modern PCs.
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Currently, the Fed publishes detailed audits of its finances but it keeps the inner workings of its monetary policy deliberations secret, publishing transcripts of policy meetings only with a five-year lag.
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The most recent was from boxing trainer Abel Sanchez when he spoke with On the Ropes Boxing about the inner-workings of a potential bout being set with his charge, Gennady Golovkin.
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But the more neuroscientists unravel the inner workings of memory storage and recollection in the brain, the better positioned we'll be at understanding human cognition and perhaps reversing memory loss as well.
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Our visibility into the inner workings of public companies isn't great, but we know far more about them than we do private companies, which aren't required to disclose nearly as much information.
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They provide unprecedented insight into the inner workings of State and shed enormous light on Clinton's work on pressing issues such as Guantanamo, Wikileaks, Afghanistan, the Arab Spring, and Israeli-Palestinian relations.
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But how will his administration deal with the Freedom of Information Act, one of the most powerful tools reporters, activists, and researchers have to gain insight into the inner workings of government?
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It is not possible to dig or drill for core samples to reveal the inner workings in a moving mass, because the motion would snap off a drill head in short order.
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The jury — consisting of 12 seated jurors and six alternates — has not only received lessons in the inner workings of the prominent Mexican cartel, but also a crash course in Spanish slang.
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Mr. Manafort was privy to the inner workings of the Trump campaign, and he attended the now-famous June 2016 meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and Jared Kushner and apparent Russian emissaries.
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But perhaps his biggest problem was that he was a fund-raiser by trade and schmoozer by temperament with very little knowledge, or interest, in policy and the inner workings of government.
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How can you critique an algorithm — a sort of black box — if you don't have true access to its inner workings or the capacity to test a good number of its decisions?
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Leaked documents from the Chinese government show the inner workings of detention camps in Xinjiang, where millions of ethnic minority Uighur Muslims are allegedly held under the guise of counter-terrorism efforts.
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The Times said the report was also based on interviews with Fred Trump's former employees and advisers and more than 100,000 pages of documents describing the inner workings of his business empire.
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At that hearing, Acosta chalked up some concerns about his office's handling of the case to evolving views about the public's right to information on the inner workings of offices like his.
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And in mice, exercise changed the inner workings of some of their neurons in ways that then made them less excitable and less prone to patterns of biochemical activity associated with anxiety.
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The deep state is a theory espoused by some that certain non-elected actors within the government bureaucracy — in a conglomerate called the "deep state" — control the country's policy and inner workings.
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On "M for Empathy," a set of short but sweeping tracks released in March, her musings on the inner workings of intimacy, depression and existential uncertainty are marked by consideration and compassion.
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In a way, Schiff has the perfect résumé for this role: Schiff spent years as a federal prosecutor, building complex criminal cases, including ones that involved the inner workings of the government.
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He also understands the inner workings of professional sports leagues — he previously served as a consultant for the Portland Trail Blazers of the NBA and the San Francisco 49ers of the NFL.
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"A German Life" is likely to be the last new movie of its kind: a documentary that presents contemporary testimony from someone who witnessed the inner workings of the Nazi high command.
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But still, fundamentally, if I want a really good story about the inner workings of the New York Times, I'm not gonna expect the New York Times to deliver it to me.
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The next step was obvious: Start a YouTube channel that would focus on tips, tricks, and techniques while giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of my shop.
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As someone who dislikes butter getting everywhere, I like that the sprayer's trigger button remains sealed under an outer-layer of silicone, ensuring any splash-back won't get into the device's inner workings.
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Jenner spoke to host Tracy Smith about the inner workings of the family's media empire, which the daughters have parlayed into makeup and clothing ventures as well as social media advertisements and endorsements.
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It was a hard-edged phone whose backside was literally covered in sandpaper, while also delivering high-end components and the freedom for phone nerds to tinker around with the handset's inner workings.
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On Wednesday, she walked us through the inner workings of how her office operates through Insta Stories, giving us an idea of what it would be like to have AOC as a boss.
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The scientists "were able to peek inside our biological clock and elucidate its inner workings," said Thomas Perlmann, Secretary of the Nobel Committee for Physiology or Medicine, who announced the prize in Stockholm.
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While it's true that pop consumers are often young and fickle, and stars can sometimes inhabit personas to great effect, our culture also rewards authenticity — access to the inner workings of our icons.
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Eater explained that for the most part, Trader Joe's doesn't share details about the inner-workings of the business, and suppliers straight-up aren't allowed to say they work with the grocery chain.
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The good news for the user is that you don't need the inner workings of the algorithms, both from a trust standpoint and from the standpoint of understanding what the algorithm is doing.
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They'd somehow obtained a login to the prison's network, gaining access to the inner workings of the facility, including databases on inmates and the tools for creating passes needed to enter restricted areas.
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That aspect of "Narcos" is given less attention than the inner workings of Escobar's mind as conveyed alternatively through the menacing and depressing facial expressions of Moura, who is very good at them.
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Damaging revelations Some of the emails, later released online, contained embarrassing details of the Democratic Party's inner workings, including correspondence revealing how opposed some party officials were to Hillary Clinton's rival, Bernie Sanders.
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By the time the spacecraft makes its suicide plunge into Jupiter's atmosphere, we'll have a detailed understanding of the gas giant's inner workings, and a better picture of how our solar system formed.
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Guzman, 61, was found guilty on all 333 charges in federal court in New York after an 11-week trial that revealed the inner workings of the Sinaloa Cartel, Mexico's biggest drug gang.
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Pass that knowledge along with this botany kit that allows kids to explore horticulture while learning about the inner workings of plant life cycles (and grow some leafy greens while they're at it).
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It is a shame that there are only so many ways to portray the inner workings of the heart; the film features more than its fair share of loaded silences and meaningful glances.
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And you have the president coming back with a tweet storm in which he calls some journalists unpatriotic, which is akin to enemy of the people, for revealing the inner workings of government.
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Kriegman and co-director Elyse Steinberg used that relationship to secure access to the inner workings of the campaign and, according to early reports, some facetime with Weiner's press-shy wife, Huma Abedin.
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As of today, there are no new policies in place and no major changes to the inner workings of News Feed (though the company has made several tweaks over the last few months).
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The first is that the show endures as a good civics lesson, showing that the inner workings of government is complicated and heavily dependent upon the people who come to work each day.
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John Wick's introduction of a hotel exclusively for hitmen was a nifty little conceit—seeing it again in Chapter 2 and discovering this fraternity's inner workings only make the concept feel cartoon-y.
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And in July, the inner workings of the White House had a reality-show feel that bordered on soap opera, complete with fiery characters bad-mouthing each other with President Trump's supposed blessing.
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"Smith and his associates' knowledge of the inner workings of the campaign were insightful beyond what could be obtained by merely attending Republican events or watching large amounts of news coverage," Tait wrote.
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In the decades since Watergate, as Congress has fought to maintain oversight by exposing the inner workings of the executive branch, each side has often found it in its political interest to compromise.
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Fabrizio's involvement with Mueller is intriguing because he's one of the few people in Manafort's orbit with knowledge of the inner-workings of the Trump campaign as well as Manafort's Eastern European connections.
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Epstein's death came just hours after a federal judge unsealed documents containing testimony from a girl Epstein is accused of trafficking in which she laid bare the inner workings of Epstein's alleged operation.
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On Monday, Trump gathered the top executives from Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft and other leading tech companies, and he asked for their help in modernizing the dated inner workings of the U.S. government.
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Refinery29 got the chance to visit Inditex's massive headquarters on a press trip to Arteixo, Spain (a 20-minute drive from A Coruña) to check out Zara's inner workings, up-close and personal.
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"Everyone admits it's happening, but no one wants to admit it has happened to their families," said Mohammad Ali, a Bangladeshi who is employed to monitor the inner workings of the Rohingya camps.
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On Monday, at a conference in the Netherlands, he is expected to unveil their latest research, which he says explains the inner workings of cortical columns, a basic building block of brain function.
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The details emerged in a seven-hour interview conducted on May 21 by the House Foreign Affairs Committee, which had asked Mr. Tillerson to talk about the inner workings of the Trump administration.
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The most compelling voice of all belongs to the insightful and pragmatic Rosalita Guillen, whose nocturnal cleaning schedule gives her a different window into the inner workings of Truviv and all its secrets.
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McInnis, a former Pentagon staff member herself, humanizes the usually faceless bureaucrats of the defense establishment but also exposes the inner workings of the war machine in an affecting, if sometimes disturbing, way.
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Newsbook As you follow Judge Brett Kavanaugh's Senate confirmation hearings, here are three books that explore the inner workings of the Supreme Court, including one that asks: Are the nine justices too powerful?
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Made up of members of both the House of Commons and the Senate, the committee has wide access to the inner workings of those agencies as well as their most closely held secrets.
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Well, so I'll caveat it with I don't know the data, I don't know the inner workings of the company, so it's hard to have a full picture of their decision process there.
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This comes just months after the end of an impeachment inquiry into Trump that was sparked by another attempt by his administration to keep independent reports about its inner workings from reaching Congress.
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So many systems are vulnerable to manipulation, from the voter-registration systems in the 50 states to the inner workings of the parties, that the opportunities for foreign and domestic manipulation are many.
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Phys Ed Being active in youth may change the inner workings of brain cells much later in life and sharpen some types of thinking, according to a remarkable new neurological study involving rats.
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If you're curious about what chaotic evil looks like in the form of, say, a place of residence, then look no further than the inner-workings of lavish celebrity homes in Los Angeles.
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But descriptions of the inner workings of her party by present and former close Le Pen associates, as well as court documents, raise fresh doubts about the success and sincerity of those efforts.
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The survey showed her testing the limits and uses of art history's media — paint, canvas, ink, marble, much as her contemporaries Walead Beshty and Wade Guyton expose the inner workings of new technologies.
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The inner workings on display in She Said show just how complicated and challenging a major investigation is to do well, and is especially revelatory for reporter-readers who haven't published one themselves.
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I&aposve found that many upright, stick, and robot vacuums are great until the inner workings of the small motorized brush rolls are seized by hair, threads, and other intended and unintended ingestions.
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What better way to improve the inner workings of the capital markets than by having someone with the authority to regulate them who knows precisely how they work, or how they are manipulated?
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Stone had presented himself to Trump campaign-related people as being privy to WikiLeaks' inner workings, according to copies of his emails and text messages that have been made public by various news outlets.
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He goes on to say, we try to expose corruption, we fight to get access to public records and bring to light the inner workings of government despite major hurdles put in our way.
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Mr Sorrentino may have frustrated some viewers with the lack of insight into Pius's inner workings, but as the series continues to lift from the ground, the young pontiff's questionable objectives will become clearer.
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The books delve into the inner workings of the movement: the grueling training in nonviolent resistance, the harrowing bus rides through Klan-controlled towns, the humiliating fire hoses, the jail time, the tear gas.
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The new regime shines a spotlight on the inner workings of stock, bond, commodity and derivatives markets by forcing banks, asset managers and traders to provide detailed information on trillions of euros in transactions.
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A third-party expert in the inner workings of the eSlate says the problems likely aren't the result of hacking, but rather of the state using equipment it knows to be full of bugs.
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Now, with the local district attorney taking steps to expose the sect's alleged abuses and inner workings, Fenner is speaking out against what he says were routine abuses inflicted by those within the church.
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If you're a developer (or you're just interested in a deeper dive into the inner workings of the software behind your iPhone or Mac), the fun doesn't stop with just the keynote presentation today.
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There's just something about getting a close-up view of the inner workings of this system that's way cooler than merely seeing the aperture switch back and forth on a regular, assembled Galaxy S9.
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That person is Bernie, who, during his latest chill sesh with Dolores, asks her to read from the Lewis Carroll classic about a woman coming to terms with the inner workings of her mind.
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There are some inspired moments as they're forced to go deeper into the inner workings of the gang, led by Cheddar (Method Man), who seems to share a deep affection for the kidnapped cat.
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Previously, it had never discussed the inner workings of the feature, which displays topics and news articles in the top right hand corner of the desktop homepage for its more than 1.6 billion users.
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ABC's newest summer soap, Grand Hotel, follows the inner workings of a luxurious Miami Beach hotel — and it has a lot more in common with Downton Abbey than you'd realize from the salacious marketing.
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In the campaign's early days, according to one source granted anonymity to speak candidly about the inner workings, it would not have been unusual for those in the high command to chase down tips.
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For the next 10 months, the State Department released thousands more pages that contained unprecedented insight into the inner workings of State and revealed how a President Clinton might deal with foreign policy issues.
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The Force is the story of the inner workings of the embattled Oakland Police Department's attempts to right itself ten years after a major civil rights lawsuit rocked the OPD and the local community.
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I grew up in a really politically active family, on the front lines with my mom, but I never got to see all of the inner workings of what front line communities really mean.
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While the inner workings of the Asian pop industry would seem shrouded in secrecy and complex traditional and moral mores, behind-the scenes control is leading to disturbing incidents of public shaming for musicians.
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