Andy looks into the portal and — no, Andy, no!
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James Vincent looks into Google's offering in that regard, Coral.
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Couples began implementing first looks into their wedding day schedules.
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Then he looks into her eyes and falls in love.
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But it is important the European Commission now looks into countermeasures.
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She looks into the forest with the gun in her hand.
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And that will continue, unless the FCC looks into it itself.
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A sitting area with a glass railing looks into the kitchen.
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Mr. Harrell has turned "Twenty Looks" into something of a franchise.
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He looks into the camera, and smiling onlookers look at him.
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She jumps out of your imagination, and looks into your eyes.
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In the final shot of season 1, Sasha looks into the camera.
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One deals with racial bias, while the other looks into partisan bias.
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Mr Kurlantzick looks into allegations that the CIA sold heroin and opium.
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Ozzy looks into a window, the Chang's being stabbed by the clowns.
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Nowadays, he said he very rarely actually looks into the data itself.
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Sam ignores it and looks into the camera before the episode ends.
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He looks into criminals who do DDoS, who do carding and skimming.
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Mr. Pérez looks into his phone, blood streaming into his right eye.
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This book looks into the darkness and still find stars twinkling overhead.
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As Harry looks into the sky, a swarm of bees descend onto him.
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She achieved a socialite fame, parlaying her platinum-blonde looks into worldwide renown.
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Halstead looks into the models of potential temperature increases that Breakthrough's report highlights.
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This week's Verge Science video looks into the world of voice-analysis research.
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Board in his lap, he carefully looks into the mouth of the violence.
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The final episode looks into a "millennial" cult called the Church of Wells.
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She grips a teapot and looks into the distance with a tense expression.
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They serve as vivid quick looks into how Mr. Trump perceives the world.
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The unit, which looks into old, questionable convictions, does not rely solely on forensics.
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She decided to transform all of the commentary about her looks into a dress.
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Stat looks into what repealing ObamaCare would mean for miners' black lung disease benefits.
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Guided tours ran every half-hour and gave inside looks into Malmstrom's daily operations.
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He cups her face in his huge hands and she looks into his eyes.
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A second copper sink is positioned under a window that looks into a mudroom.
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The article remains one of the defining looks into Mr. Trudeau's rise to office.
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Alexander McQueen upcycled old laces and tulle from previous looks into its new collection.
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It looks into the misconduct allegations that affected Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings last year. Sen.
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In the shot, Thorne is seen licking Mascolo's neck and he looks into the camera.
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" Gypsy looks into the pink handheld mirror and manages to eke out, "Um, you are.
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Kanye looks really young in the scene where he looks into the airport restroom mirror!
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In one shot, the former The Voice coach sits and looks into the distance nervously.
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Kevin Euceda, an asylum-seeker from Honduras, looks into the facility's yard while in detention.
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Google currently doesn't have a lead supervisory authority EU-wide that looks into individual cases.
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Student Nagi Kirima isn't satisfied with either explanation and looks into what's really going on.
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As Veronica is asked "do you renounce Satan," she pauses and looks into the crowd.
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In the movie, she looks into Allen's eyes and angry tears well in her eyes.
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Trump's budget proposes eliminating this program, which looks into accidents that occur in chemical plants.
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" Nunes said he will step aside while the House Ethics Committee "looks into this matter.
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This sweater dress combines two of Marceline's favorite sweater looks into one super comfy garment.
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It looks into a psychologist's racist testimony in sentencing Duane Buck to death in 1997.
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He looks into the camera: "Perhaps I have a God complex," he says, and laughs.
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A glamorous woman, dressed in jeans, a shirt and a vest, looks into the camera.
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On the premiere, she looks into findings that suggest female warriors fought with the Vikings.
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Ms. Clark looks into the death of Jam Master Jay, the D.J. of Run-D.
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But now, press should get some deeper looks into how and why Y Combinator is changing.
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An Urban Institute report looks into what insurers make of the Affordable Care Act's uncertain future.
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As Flood looks into the claims, he's forced to confront his own haunted past as well.
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But when Jesse looks into the black eyes of God, the emptiness has a disquieting solidity.
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Fuck You All: The Uwe Boll Story, is a new documentary that looks into these questions.
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A WILD-EYED Nigerian soldier looks into the camera: "We don't have adequate weapons," he says.
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"We're gonna go on a mission right now," Ledger says as he looks into one camera.
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Jasmine and Johnson, 46, recite the entire song while baby Tiana looks into the camera curiously.
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That one looks into the bed to see the angle of fifth-wheel or gooseneck trailers.
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The Conversation looks into 35 years of the genre's influence in the story of electronic music.
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The DOJ's investigation reportedly includes Apple and Google, while the FTC looks into Facebook and Amazon.
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The man's face can be seen as he removes his hat and looks into the camera.
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Sixty-five years later, Manfred Koller looks into his bathroom mirror and carefully applies some eyeliner.
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The mastiff looks into the distance with bleary eyes as his owner sternly grips his collar.
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The man looks into the distance, past the tumult and confusion around him, lost in thought.
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The University of Minnesota's Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action looks into complaints of sexual assault.
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Regardless, she jammed a lot of high-fashion looks into the star-studded, three-day wedding extravaganza.
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Beside her, daughter North stands and looks into the camera while son Saint flashes a giant smile.
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In the chaos, the tortoise looks into Morty's eyes and grumbles out an indecipherable, Satanic-sounding message.
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Working for a secret government organization, this group of misfits looks into "unexplained" activity in Los Angeles.
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CBS has suspended Rose immediately as the network looks into the allegations against the morning show host.
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He looks into JoJo's eyes like a guy on a submarine sweating in front of the sonar.
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The Kims' tiny dining room window looks into a street that doubles as a urinal for drunks.
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In it, each one looks into the camera and explains how the bill would damage medical care.
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SEC LOOKS INTO #EXXONKNEW ALLEGATIONS: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is investigating whether Exxon Mobil Corp.
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Like many stories that The Times looks into, the reality was more complex than the headlines portrayed.
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This week, we got a few good looks into how these mobility-focused companies are using your data.
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Google Autocomplete offers insightful, bizarre, and sometimes scary looks into what people are searching for on the web.
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My mom looks into purchasing a few pieces, but ultimately goes home without them to think it over.
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For extra effect, she looks into the camera during her "white lie" like she's Jim from The Office.
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For the reception, the couple incorporated some trendier bridal looks into their party outfits (both designed by BHLDN).
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On the first episode, Krishna looks into the challenge many parents face when using pot and raising kids.
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The report also looks into the demographics of ad blocking, but it doesn't point out any overwhelming trends.
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Bloomberg looks into the SoftBank CEO's eccentric, relentless deal-making, and asks: Does he know what he's doing?
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They called it Janus after the two-faced Roman god who looks into the future and the past.
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Bump corona ##corona ##coronavirus ##covid19 ##onlineschool ##fyp Students are also sharing live looks into their virtual school experiences.
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It's then that Melisandre looks into Arya's eyes and tells Arya that she sees death in her future.
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"Like a Boss" mocks her accent and turns her looks into a spectacle, reducing her threat and power.
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Three students complained to the school's Title IX office, which looks into reports of harassment or sexual misconduct.
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Every single location that WeWork looks into, we want to make sure that we're close to life itself.
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Flashbacks have shown brief looks into the Mandalorian's tragic backstory, but we still have so much to learn.
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After he cleans them, he writes their name down and then looks into their story, according to the newspaper.
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Whenever Seyfried is feeling scatterbrained, she scratches him behind the ears and looks into his eyes, she tells PEOPLE.
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There's little to no research out there that looks into this phenomenon, but many of us have felt it.
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One initiative, for instance, looks into aberrational performances by hedge funds claiming to generate extremely high rates of return.
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The FBI has been investigating Flynn as it looks into allegations of links between Russia and the Trump campaign.
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So when he looks into ANY camera there is a good chance what is said will become public 1day.
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The National Transportation Safety Board, which more often looks into airplane and train accidents, is also investigating the crash.
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Malcolm X himself looks into the eyes of the white police chief and makes a demand that gets met.
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The department looks into deaths caused by animals, suggesting that the police do not suspect foul play was involved.
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A BOP after action team, which looks into major incidents, is slated to arrive Wednesday to begin its work.
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Netflix has a three-part documentary coming up that chats with Bill Gates and looks into how he works.
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"He feels so much sorrow, shame and guilt when he looks into the eyes of Tariq," Mr. Hardwick said.
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The Broadcom case is being watched closely as the commission looks into other big companies in the technology sector.
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At the same time, Thomas (Richard Lintern) looks into a businessman's apparent suicide that has ties to the crash.
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And he uses the numbers, he looks into stuff, but he also trusts his gut and trusts his feel.
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In some versions of the game, the person who looks into the circle can be punched in the arm.
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In the Sunday Magazine, Linda Villarosa looks into the causes of one of America's most troubling public health crises.
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ICE's Office of Professional Responsibility, which looks into all officer-involved shootings involving ICE, also is investigating, Cox said.
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The group said in a statement it has placed Anderson on administrative leave while it looks into the situation.
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" At one point, Rocky also looks into the camera and says "We don't want no problems with these boys.
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But with things being unseasonably warm here, we've added tons of bare-legged and jacket-less looks into the mix.
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RUSSIAN ENERGY MINISTRY OFFICIAL SAYS RUSSIA LOOKS INTO DIFFERENT WAYS TO RESOLVE DIRTY OIL CRISIS INCLUDING MIXING OR REFINING - TASS
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Much of the documentary looks into how the men have fared in the year since their conviction, including Ron Williamson.
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In the video, a Hawaiian shirt clad Russell looks into the camera as Hawn asks him what day it is.
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The disciplinary record provides one of the first looks into Hernandez's life behind bars before his death on April 19.
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My booker looks into whether or not there's Mafiosos behind [the club], and whether the festivals bust the local venues.
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FAULKNER: Well, Ben Shapiro looks into it and writes about it and he&aposs on the program tonight very candidly.
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Stora Enso in 2015 opened a research center in Stockholm that looks into how to make viscose production less toxic.
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Ahead, celeb makeup artist Carola Gonzalez translates some of her favorite looks into easy steps that you can apply IRL.
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Very little is known about him, so his pyramid offers one of the few looks into his life and reign.
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T breaks down runway looks into their most fundamental elements — which, in their simpler forms, are surprisingly easy to wear.
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But also, it's not like the child is just born, and she looks into his eyes, and her problems disappear.
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Bryant said Monday he would welcome a federal investigation if the department also looks into criminals and gangs in Jackson.
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This report looks into a shooting at Northern Arizona University in 2015 that left one student dead and three injured.
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This is not, however, the first time that the FBI looks into sexual misconduct allegations against a Supreme Court nominee.
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This article has also been updated to specify that the film looks into Sierra Bullets's sale of bullets, not ammunition.
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The show, which looks into the marriage of musical theater legends Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse, premieres on Tuesday, April 9.
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The study looks into 30 member countries of the EU which diversify in the way that they enforce net neutrality rules.
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But while the FCC was actually looking into the matter, that's only because the FCC looks into every complaint it receives.
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If the first chapter looks into the house, the following steps out, examining why the diamond was so ripe for rebellion.
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Here is the evidence: her music videos, in which she flirts with technology and pushes throwback looks into dystopian, neon futures.
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One section, for example, is titled "Bodies," and looks into the experimental approach of capturing the human form with a camera.
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" What we're reading: This article in Forward looks into the true identity of Rick ("Here's looking at you, kid"), from "Casablanca.
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The report looks into how Facebook's top leadership failed to fully reckon with the company's complicity in political and social manipulation.
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Ted Cruz looks into the crowded primary field here and sees but one foe staring back: Donald Trump.
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It also looks into questions over Hernandez&aposs sexuality, which was the source of tabloid speculation for weeks after his death.
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Lawmakers made inquiries and New Jersey enacted a statewide ban on law enforcement using Clearview while it looks into the software.
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Singletary looks into the principals that her grandmother used with her own finances to make the most of what she had.
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However, they think if special counsel Robert Mueller looks into Trump's finances, it could be perilous for the president, Wolff claimed.
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Jenner stepped out in the snow for her wintertime photoshoot, offering up different poses while giving sultry looks into the camera.
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Grinning widely as Parnas drapes an arm across his shoulder, Giuliani looks into a phone while someone records a video of them.
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If the pictures do not match for any reason, the driver's account will be temporarily disabled while Uber looks into the situation.
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The actress' new account gives us behind-the-seams looks into how each red carpet (and, sometimes, street style) moment comes together.
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Quartz looks into Uber's semi-secret economics department that are to its lobbying and policy teams as Q is to James Bond.
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Trey Gowdy and Tom Rooney, temporarily take charge of the committee's Russia investigation while the House Ethics Committee looks into this matter.
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He's everywhere, flickering into the corners of all the screens she looks into, omnipresent and terrifying as Bloody Mary or the Candyman.
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A State Department spokeswoman said the agency works to protect participants, monitors employment sites and looks into complaints of abuse or mistreatment.
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It is always dangerous to speculate about what China might or might not do, especially the further one looks into the future.
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The picture shows the Bronx native with her hand on her hip and a slight smile as she looks into the camera.
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The Office of the Inspector General, which looks into accusations of misconduct by public employees, will take the lead on the case.
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He looks into the glove and sees, gloriously grass-bruised and double-stitched in red, the single catch of his life span.
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HMM, I'M JUST GONNA PUT THIS HERE: The New York Times's cover story today looks into Trump's new chief strategist, Stephen Bannon.
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The more one looks into this story it reveals a White House that is even more dysfunctional than had been previously believed.
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Supply shock warning: It doesn't get much rosier when Michael Cohen, head of energy markets research at Barclays, looks into his crystal ball.
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The Laundromat looks into the Panamanian law firm that allowed wealthy individuals and corporations to launder money in tax havens around the world.
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To stall the trial, Annalise decides it's a good idea for Wes to disclose his medical records, while Frank looks into Charles' alibi.
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Then everyone looks into the sun and squints, like when you do that thing where you look up like "Oh yesss, the suuuun."
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Our elected officials need to pass legislation that looks into the local and federal response to the storms and the subsequent death toll.
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This powerful Oscar-nominated doc looks into the death of director Yance Ford's brother and why his killer was allowed to go free.
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There is a committee that is formed that looks into it and whenever the decision is taken the company is ready to implement.
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" As she looks into the camera taking deep breaths, her hands trembling, she says: "It's either shave my hair or lose my hair.
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The suspension will take place for a minimum of two weeks as the automaker looks into issues with its inspection systems, Reuters reported.
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Now, security firm Flashpoint is out with a research report on the UCC that also looks into the evolution of ISIS's cyber capabilities.
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That death is being investigated by the Department of Homeland Security's Inspector General, which looks into accusations of misconduct by the agency's employees.
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Officer Pantaleo will be administratively prosecuted by lawyers from the Civilian Complaint Review Board, an outside oversight agency that looks into police wrongdoing.
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This six-part series looks into the death of the rapper Tupac Shakur, who was killed in a drive-by shooting in 1996.
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Also, whenever the assassin version of Kevin looks into a mirror, his consciousness jumps into the body of his identical twin, the President.
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He peers intently at the shelf of antique doll-house furniture, then sits down in a rocking chair and looks into the distance.
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The Patriots, according to reports, were filming a feature titled "Do Your Job," which looks into the roles of members of the team.
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The dazzling light show looks into the future through a narrative of transformation, grounded in adventure and infused with Miami's vibrant urban art explosion.
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The IPO window that never closes To wrap up our series of looks into the IPOs of tech's Big 5, we turn to Apple.
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I played who she was gonna play, which was someone who had no lines and who just looks into the camera and gives attitude.
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The company said it looks into accounts similar to the ones reported, and leverages proprietary spam fighting tools to find other potential terrorist accounts.
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And the first episode is extremely timely, as it looks into NXIVM, an organization that's been in the news within the past few weeks.
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The marginalized young woman looks into the surface of the word "witch" and hopes to see her struggles reflected, but instead a man appears.
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He looks into the future and sees a modern and developed Mosul growing from the ashes -- one that attracts tourists from around the globe.
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The Nigerian and Ghanaian afrobeats and afro fusion waves over the past two years have given—even if small—looks into West African culture.
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Jones also looks into the research on porn and adolescents, including surprising initial data from a recent large national survey conducted by Indiana University.
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The Queens District Attorney's office has also started a separate investigation along with the authority's inspector general, which looks into wrongdoing at the agency.
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The updated L-shaped kitchen, which has gray-wash cabinets, small, square tiles and quartz counters, looks into this room through a cutout wall.
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The firm, which looks into social media and the food industry, looked at social networks like Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, Yelp, and Google Maps.
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BABY BIRDS: An Artist Looks Into the Nest (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $28), by Julie Zickefoose, is as fascinating and unusual as it is endearing.
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The story looks into the massive scope of data that the company has on all of us, and examines some the projects it's behind.
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Occasionally, the Department announces when it's investigated an allegation and declined to prosecute, such as when it looks into possible foreign bribery of corporations.
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" He looks into Janet's eyes, holds her hand in his own, and says in a silky voice, "Beautiful Janet, you're in such great shape.
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In fact, when I ask the two women sitting beside me why, she simply looks into my scraped-clean dish and starts to laugh.
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Meanwhile, Republicans in Congress are firing up investigations of their own, including long-overdue looks into various questionable and possibly illegal activities by the Clintons.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill said it received a federal grand jury subpoena as the government looks into a norovirus outbreak at a California restaurant this summer.
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The city's Department of Investigation (DOI), which looks into corrupt employees, and Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark have made prosecuting crimes at Rikers a priority.
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She also shows looks into the cockpit and even documented a few of the on-ground happenings at the check-in desk and boarding areas.
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A new paper*, which is currently under peer review, by Joel Waldfogel and Paul Vaaler, both of the University of Minnesota, looks into the phenomenon.
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Directed by David Fincher, this gripping thriller looks into the formation of psychological profiling, an attempt to understand the behavior of criminals — namely, serial killers.
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But it also turns out he's been cursed with the ability to make every woman who looks into his eyes fall in love with him.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy issued Thursday a request for information as it looks into new test procedures for televisions.
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After Abby Huntsman criticizes Trump's presser, Brian Kilmeade looks into the camera and tells Trump in the second person to accept that Russians interfered. pic.twitter.
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MAFRAQ, Jordan (Reuters) - At a supermarket cash register in Zaatari refugee camp, a shopper looks into a small screen as a device scans her iris.
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There is even counter seating that looks into the Wendy's kitchen, where line cooks are preparing salads made to order — a first for the chain.
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The Perks of Being a Wallflower looks into the life of a quiet high school boy, his hard-to-access family, and his eccentric friends.
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As she looks into the murder, it becomes clear that for all his fame, the chef was a mystery, even to those closest to him.
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The woman in ripped dungarees in the central foreground looks into her cellphone, while leaning against an enclosed glass case, to photograph the artwork inside.
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Ukraine announces an investigation into the company that hired Joe Biden's son, Hunter, and looks into conspiracy theories about interference in the 2016 US election.
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"The thing is, the SEC looks into everything," he said, adding that nobody knows if it is a formal investigation or just an informal inquiry.
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That's why Shih and his colleagues hope that these fossils are just the first of many new looks into the parasitic colonization of dinosaur feathers.
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In the next shot, the mom-of-one captures her full outfit and looks into the lens as she holds her hair above her head.
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In "#274-5" (2011), from the series Sequester, the Dutch photographer Awoiska van der Molen looks into darkness, penetrating the primeval, the primordial, the present.
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Axios Managing Editor Kim Hart guest hosts for Dan and looks into the deepening digital divide across the nation for school children with Axios' Meg Marco.
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Guest host Kim Hart looks into the rising cost of child care and what it means for employers and women's careers with Axios reporter Erica Pandey.
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Dan looks into why the U.S. still is a leader in producing computer chips, and what could change it, with Axios chief technology correspondent Ina Fried.
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KN: So usually for A Robot Took My Job, business and tech editor Venessa Wong looks into technologies that are literally taking the jobs of humans.
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Blockchain in 2017 is a crystal ball: everyone from scrappy entrepreneurs to large incumbents to central banks looks into it and sees their future business model.
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Both Insecure and Atlanta give layered looks into the uncertainty and angst that black 20-somethings feel in regards to romance, upward mobility, and mental wellbeing.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy on Thursday issued a request for information as it looks into new test procedures for televisions.
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The Los Angeles Times looks into how the government got BP to agree to its $20.8 billion settlement over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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The second installment in Lewis's "Blue Red White" trilogy, the work looks into the notion of black life within the frame of a theater's black box.
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Neal and the committee have defended the request, saying it is part of the committee's oversight function as it looks into how the IRS audits presidents.
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Dealing with a near-coup within the White House -- even as a former FBI director looks into various aspects of your life and business -- is another.
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FBI Over the past couple of months, several FBI employees have been recalled from Asia as the Justice Department looks into allegations of interactions with prostitutes.
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The show closed in a tunnel of black lights, which transformed the models' looks into a Day-Glo rainbow of tangerine, fuchsia, ultraviolet and lime green.
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The second episode, which was released today, looks into Swan's backstory, which helps explain why she criticizes the mental health system, and why she focuses on suicide.
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Dave Kibble is staying at a nearby Holiday Inn while he looks into relocating to Scottsdale, which he called the "safest, cleanest place" he had ever seen.
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She looks into it and discovers that it's from the payroll of the office where her father was working as a custodian — which Nova knew nothing about.
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Over two dozen current and former black Tesla employees are describing racial discrimination in a New York Times investigation today that looks into the company's Fremont factory.
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Via Jacobson's illustrations and captions, Carry This Book looks into the pockets and handbags of real and fictional people and imagines what they carry around with them.
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The measurement firm's latest study looks into how the generation consisting of 18- to 34-year-olds uses communication apps and streaming music services, among other things.
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Their model stretches back over thousands of years in the past, but it also looks into the future to predict what will happen to Pluto's ice next.
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The Hill's first installment looks into how lawmakers were able to get the massive tax bill through Congress and onto Trump's desk after initial gridlock and infighting.
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Click through to see how makeup artist Allie Smith put this idea to the test, transforming four of our favorite stand-by looks into something completely new.
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And in the wake of Mike Babcock's firing as the coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Curtis Rush looks into that team's particular impatience with its coaches.
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My son sits with him on the floor — my wife does the same thing — and just looks into his eyes, and all of a sudden they feel better.
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A spokesperson for the publisher of Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry, which featured two of Yan's papers, declined to comment beyond saying that it looks into all concerns raised.
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Since being named the latest celebrity face of Coach, Selena's been seen front row at the label's show and incorporating Coach looks into her daily street style vibe.
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MTV has suspended shooting on Catfish this week as it looks into sexual misconduct allegations against host and executive producer Nev Schulman, The Daily Beast reported on Wednesday.
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"There may be chemicals out there that we don't know about, that we should know about," said Bradman, whose own research looks into exposure risks, particularly among children.
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For instance, in one scene a character looks into a mirror, which begins to vibrate in synch with the bass of the haunting music of Lana Del Rey.
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There's this passage in 'Siddhartha,' by Hermann Hesse, where Siddhartha's friend Govinda looks into his face and sees the flow of thousands of human faces like a procession.
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Production has shut down on Catfish as MTV looks into sexual misconduct allegations against Nev Schulman — but this isn't the first time he's been accused of inappropriate behavior.
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The ban comes as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) looks into new regulations on flavored tobacco, which some say entices kids to smoke or use tobacco products.
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Plus, we get new looks into the pasts of Taystee Jefferson (Danielle Brooks), "Red" Reznikov (Kate Mulgrew) and lovebirds Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) and Alex Vause (Laura Prepon).
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EPA WATCHDOG LOOKS INTO HARVEY RESPONSE: The internal watchdog at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is looking into how the agency handled last year's response to Hurricane Harvey.
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And because we were feeling inspired by everything happening on the runway, we wanted to know just how we could bring the freshest looks into our everyday lives.
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Mr. Kushner this week was among a long list of Trumpworld intimates asked to provide documents to the House Judiciary Committee as it looks into possible presidential misdeeds.
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Armed: The city's Department of Investigation looks into white-collar crime in city government, but its ex-commissioner stocked up on weapons, body armor and night-vision goggles.
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One thing that sets "Gentleman Jack" apart from your earlier work is that, as Anne, the actress Suranne Jones occasionally looks into the camera and addresses the viewer.
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Cohousing functions differently: A like-minded community forms, then looks into acquiring land and building a housing complex (or occasionally, converting a building) where members can live together.
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An official with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has been placed on leave while the department looks into inflammatory social media posts, CNN reported Tuesday.
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That program looks into smart clean energy research and development and the effectiveness of increasing spending in that space, then advises policymakers on the best course of action.
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The research group looks into the potential use of Sierra Bullets-manufactured bullets in Gaza, which prompted a response from the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights.
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South by Southwest will also screen the documentary director Joe Berlinger's newest, "Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru," which looks into the career of the popular life strategist.
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As Android Central notes, Google has updated a post on Reddit to say that it is pausing the rollout of the latest Beta while it looks into these issues.
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On her sophomore album, The Pains of Growing, Alessia Cara, now aged 22, looks into the abyss of some of life's scariest moments and sets them to upbeat songs.
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The 21 recommendations, released Thursday, come from a 16-member parliamentary committee as Justin Trudeau's government looks into new legislation for assisted death after last year's Supreme Court ruling.
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A new Third Way report looks into four reasons why small business owners are having trouble accessing credit and calls on Congress to address this problem: http://bit.ly/2cWMslG.
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CFTC chairman Christopher Giancarlo told IFR on Thursday his agency has been coordinating with the Securities and Exchange Commission as it looks into the issue of manufactured credit events.
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"Delaying notification is unacceptable unless there is a very good reason and is, as I said, an aggravating factor when the Information Commissioner looks into such cases," he added.
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Based on the disappearance 50 years ago of Sister Cathy Cesnik, the show looks into a cold case that has both mesmerized and terrorized those who knew Cathy best.
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He has built himself a spiritualist chamber called the psychomanteum, where he looks into a mirror, summons her spirit and allows her to draw using his hands, he explained.
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One looks into removing tariffs from industrial goods, the other into rules to allow U.S. testing bodies to clear products for sale in the European Union and vice versa.
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An investigative agency looks into all the claims made on the SF-86 form, interviews relatives and neighbors, and verifies that all information provided by the candidate is accurate.
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It's actually a pretty good Male Solo Artist Music Video, and proves that nobody on the planet looks into a camera quite as well as Harry Styles right now.
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Comey, who was fired by Trump on May 9, was leading an FBI investigation of Flynn as it looks into allegations of links between Russia and Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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The more Sheil looks into Chubbuck's life and death, the more she questions her ability to play a woman who's just as mysterious today as she was forty years ago.
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Trump's decision fits into a systematic effort by conservatives to harm special counsel Robert Mueller's probe, which, among other things, looks into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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" In the movie, the Bor Gullet looks into Bodhi's brain to see if he's a spy; Saw Gererra announces that "the side effect is one tends to lose one's mind.
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And that's just what happened when Cara Delevingne and Margot Robbie changed out of their gorgeous Suicide Squad premiere looks into matching (personalized!) silk tracksuits for a London night out.
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This ties into Fade In's other, more trenchant, yet still reliably wry track, which looks into the role of art in TV and film, the status and appearances it assumes.
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SafeSport is an independent body that investigates allegations of misconduct, and has "exclusive jurisdiction over allegations of sexual misconduct but also looks into other forms of abuse," per USA Today.
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Their fans will appreciate the music, while those who didn't particularly care for it the first time around will appreciate the songs offering voyeuristic looks into their high-profile romances.
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Maryland head football coach DJ Durkin has been put on administrative leave as an independent investigator looks into the death of redshirt freshman Jordan McNair, the school announced Saturday evening.
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Those emails were later revealed to have been obtained by Russian military officers, who Mueller indicted as his team looks into the 2016 hack of the Democratic National Committee (DNC).
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The company's acquisition practices are the main focus of the probe, as the FTC looks into Facebook buying technology-based startups to keep them from challenging it, the report said.
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Scott Olson/Getty Images As a general rule, when somebody claims that a new academic study finally looks into the data behind a controversial news issue, you should be skeptical.
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O'Brien, who has the voice, high cheekbones, and slightly exaggerated gestures of a stage actress, often looks into the distance as she talks, as if she were seeing a vision.
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In an internal memo sent to BuzzFeed employees, Chief People Officer Lenke Taylor said the company looks into "all allegations of harassment and related conduct" and acts on them accordingly.
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With the movement highlighting a shift in workplace culture, sex and dating, Ms. Yeung looks into how consent is defined, how assailants are held accountable and shares her personal experiences.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission having served Tesla with a subpoena last week, as it looks into whether Musk violated securities laws by claiming he had funding for the maneuver.
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Meanwhile on Earth, Colette Gaiter creates "SPACE|R A C E," a multimedia project that looks into the relationships between the space program and the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s.
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And I'm also part of the working group that looks into cooperation with the Chinese Space Agency, which is something that we want to serve and develop in the next years.
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"Prejudice and poison" have no place in British politics, former Prime Minister Tony Blair said Tuesday, as his Labour Party looks into claims of anti-Semitism among some of its members.
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The Bertelsmann study also looks into "dynamic effects", such as a potential loss of productivity because a decreased openness to trade reduces international competition and lowers the incentive to improve competitiveness.
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A BBC story looks into some names that you don't want to have in our hyperconnected world, and topping them all is the name of a woman in Virginia named Jennifer.
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Whether or not they're entirely accessible in the documentary is up for debate, but at least celeb documentaries have the appearance of offering a much more candid looks into their lives.
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In today's installment: Radiohead gets the "OK" from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; Miley Cyrus looks into Black Mirror; and the 2019 box office results walk like a Panther.
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The Loudest Voice, a seven-part mini-series airing on Showtime starting on June 30, looks into the creation of the news network, and Roger Ailes, the controversial figure behind it.
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This meant we had a case for political asylum and applied in September 2006 — starting a nerve-wracking process in which the U.S. government looks into every nook of your life.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, the new face of the progressive movement in Washington, scored a seat on the committee, which looks into fraud and misconduct in the federal government.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's censors on Saturday cleared a controversial film backed by Viacom Inc that looks into the relationship of a Hindu queen and a Muslim ruler, after suggesting some modifications.
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Australian banks are under scrutiny as a government-backed inquiry looks into allegations of bribery, fraud, the charging of fees for no service, as well as board-level deception of regulators.
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T-Mobile is calling on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to "tread lightly" as the agency looks into a series of video offerings that have raised net neutrality concerns among advocates.
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Mr. Atkins likens it to the moment in "Rosemary's Baby" where the lead character, played by Mia Farrow, looks into the cradle at her devil child and decides to love it.
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"Science fiction looks into all technological developments for daily life, from futuristic refrigerators to brightly-colored nutritional drinks, wristwatch computers and glasses that allow us to see through walls," said Jasper.
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Google, according to the statement, will stop the practice of listening to and transcribing recordings for at least three months across the European Union, as the regulator looks into the issue.
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Dsquared and Dolce and Gabbana brought women's looks into their men's shows for the first time — joining Prada, Moschino, Damir Doma and the behemoth of Giorgio Armani's mainline and Emporio labels.
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As she looks into the death of her boss and close family friend, our protagonist Angela finds herself in the center of a sinister plot involving the man that she loves.
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Former FBI Director James Comey will be testifying before Congress Thursday as the Senate Intelligence Committee looks into allegations that Russia was involved in hacking to disrupt the 2016 U.S. election.
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The Republican president's lawyer has also questioned the scope of the Mueller probe as it reportedly looks into Trump's business dealings dating back to well before he ran for the presidency.
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There's a wonderful little Chrome extension called Ghostery that looks into every website and then can give you, while you're browsing, a tally of how many trackers are on any given website.
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Not only do they reveal how they bring First Lady Melania Trump's "vision to life," the decorators will also spill secrets on how to bring the festive looks into your own home.
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"We have a working group, a task force which looks into all the different scenarios, thinking about what it means with regard to passporting or non-passporting, authorization, model approval," Lautenschlaeger said.
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Richard Blumenthal that he had discussed ethical concerns about Kushner with the White House Counsel's office "in order to ensure" that office looks into whether any law or regulation had been violated.
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Drinks-maker Diageo has removed all of its advertising on Snapchat globally as it looks into how it can avoid potentially targeting people who are under 18 via the image-sharing app.
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Givenchy suspended its formal couture shows in 2012, first holding static presentations of the collection instead, and more recently incorporating some couture looks into its men's wear shows in January and June.
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Here, our staff looks into what that comparatively minor scale does to the film's scope and story, and we address other group questions about how Homecoming operates, and how we reacted to it.
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He remains a television novice and often looks into the wrong camera, an event that his fellow panelists and his producers rarely allow to slide by without a remark or even a replay.
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And now, on When I Get Home, with its multiple interludes, which work as brief looks into what's fascinating Solange in the moment, the multiple chords of her concerns are present and correct.
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After Millicent sees her doppelgänger's suitcase sitting around the station, she looks into a mirror in the ladies' room and sees the woman herself, sitting on a bench and staring right at her.
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For example, when Wood's team looks into a market opportunity, they always ask the question: "For every percentage-point decline in price, how much does demand increase" for the underlying service or product?
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Outside perspectives: A couple of experts tell Axios that this is a good first step in a growing research field that looks into how tech can be used to combat the opioid epidemic.
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But as New York City looks into the possibility of e-scooters in the city, the more injuries reported won't help persuade politicians, residents, and other critics worried about the dangers of scooting.
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This is one of the very deepest looks into space we'll ever see, and when you look at it in comparison to other deep space shots, it reveals something intriguing about our universe.
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"To be honest, most of the research looks into men being mentors to women and whether this is effective," says Andromachi Athanasopoulou, associate professor in organizational behavior at Queen Mary University of London.
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Like his creator, Daniel looks into the camera when he asks the viewer a question, pausing for an answer -- but his pause is harder to ignore, a second or two longer than Rogers'.
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MOSCOW, March 1 (Reuters) - The Russian central bank plans to open an office in Beijing in mid-March, a central bank official said on Wednesday, as Moscow looks into borrowing in Chinese yuan.
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"Tonight, when President Trump looks into the gallery during his State of the Union, he will see the dignity, courage and patriotism of dozens of Dreamers," said Ms. Pelosi, the House Democratic leader.
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Sitting in a plush chair and wearing a white blouse buttoned up to the neck, the young woman looks into the camera, smiles and offers advice about getting into a top American university.
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In the second season premiere, based on the book "Maigret at the Crossroads," the detective looks into the suspicious death of a Jewish jeweler whose body is found in a Danish man's car.
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The problem is so uncontrolled that the prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, which looks into crimes against humanity, told the United Nations Security Council on Monday that she was considering an investigation.
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When Montana (Billie Lourd, another Scream Queens alum) looks into Brooke's stall and says she noticed Brooke checking out Chet's "mound," Brooke demurs (have we ever seen Roberts demure on camera this decade?).
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The timeline of when Ukraine knew about the aid presented by the Ukrainian officials could prove highly relevant to the House of Representatives as it looks into key aspects of the impeachment inquiry.
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That&aposs according to Stephen DeFalco, CEO and chairman of Creation Technologies, who said anyone considering a new role should look into a company 10 times more than a company looks into them.
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"The momentum is in France, you have a very great leader, a smart leader, one that looks into the future and who you know still has a few years to go," Kaesar said.
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The team plans to release more detailed looks into its findings later in the year, and the full data set from the search will be made available in the middle of the year.
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Later in the episode, Camille looks into a different pink-clad bedroom — that of her younger sister, Amma, another teen girl who uses her mother's image of her to mask a rebellious adolescence.
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"I am asking that the city looks into this, and I would say it's appropriate to fire the library director who approved such an event," Biblical Concepts Ministries founder Raymond Johnson told the affiliate.
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Backstreet Boys: "I Want It That Way" Walking together in slow motion; a private plane just kinda chilling there; all-white outfits; a crowd of adoring fans and endless heartfelt looks into the camera?
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"NIH took down the blog on Friday, August 10, and feels it was appropriate to remove the blog while Vanderbilt looks into the matter," a spokesperson for the agency told BuzzFeed News by email.
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Many Instagram posts feature pictures of "the ham wall," which is just what it sounds like: a window that looks into the temperature-controlled room where Bellota stores $50,000 worth of Spanish jamon ibérico.
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One elder looks into the ocean ahead and says his worry is that the general public has little idea what the fish farms are doing and how it affects the people who live here.
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So this hybrid top not only addresses the whole how-to-wear-off-the-shoulder-year-round issue, but it also provides a solution for weaving your on-trend looks into your office wardrobe.
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Dr. Strange looks into the future in the back half of Avengers: Infinity War and determines that there is only one possible timeline among the millions of them in which the heroes defeat Thanos.
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The investigation looks into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, but despite calls for transparency from politicians, Americans, and emboldened mothers on social media, the report hasn't been released to the public yet.
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Ford now says she won't testify before the Senate unless the FBI looks into the incident, but while Donald Trump could order the agency to do so, it doesn't seem likely that he will.
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"We are disheartened that the strategies we have employed have not achieved the results we had intended," said Elizabeth Van Winkle, executive director of one of the Pentagon offices that looks into sexual assault.
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A federal judge barred the separation of immigrants from children, a high-ranking House Democrat was dealt a surprise defeat and a Reuters investigation looks into the shock troops who expelled the Rohingya from Myanmar.
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In Marvel's comic books, Kasady is the villain known as Carnage, and to drive that point home, Harrelson looks into the camera and says, "There's going to be carnage" as the scene fades to black.
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Under Senate Bill 4, law enforcement in cities, counties and on college campuses would have to hold an arrested person in custody while US Customs and Immigration Enforcement looks into his or her immigration status.
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More witnesses are scheduled to testify to the impeachment inquiry this week as the House looks into allegations that President Trump sought to pressure Ukraine into publicly investigating his political opponents by withholding military aid.
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Levy alluded to another difference between how investors should view the future and how far off Musk looks into it: The Tesla Motors CEO has a checkered track record of delivering on short-term promises.
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CBS said Wednesday that it has placed senior vice president of talent for CBS Television Studios Vincent "Vinnie" Favale on administrative leave while it looks into allegations that he used inappropriate language in the workplace.
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The other big thing that happens with the Hound in the Game of Thrones Season 7 premiere is that he looks into the flames and has a vision of the undead marching on the Wall.
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But then Stripe picks up an object the roach had been waving at him, a small wand that emits a bright green light, and when he looks into it, he hears a high-pitched scream.
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The FBI reportedly collected tax documents and foreign banking records, per NYT, which suggested Mueller's team was looking into whether he had violated the federal Banking Secrecy Act (looks into suspected money laundering and fraud).
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On a new episode of VICELAND's SLUTEVER, Karley Sciortino checks looks into the high-tech sex robot industry, studying how they're built, wired, and programmed to turn on anyone with enough money to buy one.
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Author Maya Wiley looks into several examples of how prosecutors are working to change the legal system from within and divert focus away from battling powerful constituencies that tend to slow the process of reform.
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The pressure is growing on Sessions, who is getting hammered on conservative media on a near-nightly basis for his failure to investigate Clinton or tap a competing special counsel that looks into the Democrats.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Thursday questioned claims from Saudi officials that the country's consulate in Istanbul only has cameras that record live footage as Turkey looks into the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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If I get cross with him he puts his little hands on my face and looks into my eyes to see if I'm deadly serious or a tiny bit cross, and it melts my heart.
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In addition to investigating Russia, 28503 percent said they hope the special counsel looks into allegations that the Obama administration spied on Trump and his campaign and the unmasking of Flynn's name in intelligence reports.
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I called the Las Vegas police department and the Federal Trade Commission, the agency that looks into frauds of this kind for my friend, but as far as I could tell, no action was taken.
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And then, to top it off, He looks into the camera, making a connection with anyone who is watching, speaking to the world with one steely look: You think I can't do it to you?
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Silver's team then fed millions of these inhuman moves into a second neural network, teaching it to look ahead to results the way Kasparov (or Deep Blue) looks into the future of a chess game.
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Inditex is known for whisking catwalk looks into stores in a matter of weeks and instead of updating its stock seasonally like traditional clothing retailers, it refreshes its whole collection every four to five weeks.
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The Civilian Complaint Review Board, an outside oversight agency that looks into police wrongdoing, found last year that Officer Pantaleo used a prohibited chokehold and recommended departmental charges that could lead to suspension or dismissal.
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Mr. Peltz's investment firm, Trian Fund Management, expressed its disappointment on Wednesday that Procter & Gamble is waiting to make Mr. Peltz a director while it looks into election results from independent election inspector IVS Associates.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 52%Synopsis: In Phoenix's second collaboration with auteur Paul Thomas Anderson, the neo-noir comedy "Inherent Vice," he played a 1970s Los Angeles private investigator who looks into his former girlfriend's disappearance.
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On lockdown drills, she has learned that the safest place to be is pressed up against the wall where the door is, so that if a shooter looks into the room, it will appear empty.
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Over 93 minutes, it touches upon surveillance, capitalism, addiction, and polarization; looks into social media's detrimental effects on everything from self-esteem to democracy; serves up personal anecdotes and emphatic pleas and detailed data analyses.
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Khan has since published a memoir, "An American Family: A Memoir of Hope and Sacrifice," that looks into his life pursuing the American dream, the loss of his son and the America he believes in.
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But then there's a pre-sentence investigation during which the office of probation looks into the offender to see if he or she has issues of substance abuse or a prior record, among other things.
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"Crown," created by Walt Disney Studios' Create Advertising Group, gave us one of our most detailed looks into Wakanda and the Golden City, and offered up plenty of glimpses of T'Challa's tech-fuelled Black Panther transformation.
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Cannabis producer Canopy Growth rallied Friday after it reported third-quarter revenue rose 282 percent over the last year in what represented one of Wall Street's first looks into the legal recreational marijuana market in Canada.
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Also, Senate Russia investigators sent a request to the Treasury Department's criminal investigation division (which looks into allegations of foreign money-laundering) asking for any information related to Trump, his top officials and his campaign aides.
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There have, over the past few months, been looks into Sanders's 1988 trip to the Soviet Union, his time as mayor of Burlington, and his (justifiably) dim view of American foreign policy during the Reagan era.
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In this episode of Report Card on RIOT, Coffey looks into the frustrating reality: Yes, a lot of people do have herpes, but it's not always that easy to find out if you're one of them.
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Ms. Westrich was until March 9 working at Northwestern as the director of operations at the Medill Justice Project, a national investigative journalism center that examines potentially wrongful convictions and looks into systemic criminal justice issues.
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The rooftop pool area at this Meatpacking District property is called the beach, and it's easy to see why: It's a sprawling 4,800 square-foot expanse and has a glass bottom that looks into the lobby.
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Investigator Holly Gibney (Cynthia Erivo in the series) — who suspects the thing that's out there killing children isn't human — is the one who looks into El Cuco and learns that it also feeds on little kids.
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The Department of Investigation, which looks into misconduct in city agencies, said it couldn't determine whether Mayor de Blasio had personally authorized the delay, and it did not allege that the mayor had violated the law.
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The AGs of 50 states and territories have teamed to probe whether Google engages in anti-competitive behavior, and inquiries from federal regulators and both chambers of Congress entail broad looks into the tech sector overall.
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U.N. Rapporteur Diego Garcia-Sayan, who looks into threats to the independence of judges and lawyers worldwide, warned recently that Sereno&aposs expulsion from the court is an attack on judicial independence that could imperil Philippine democracy.
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Through spring 2010, what would be Tisci's last couture catwalk for four years (before slipping 12 looks into his fall 2016 menswear show), Keller took what she felt would resonate with women today and updated key elements.
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High-end fashion labels are experimenting with ways to square the long production cycles often required to bring complex catwalk looks into stores, and the needs of clients increasingly used to finding what they want instantly online.
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It also means figuring out how to get their looks into the hands of wholesale buyers (like department stores) ahead of the runway shows, so they can produce the designs that these retailers are interested in selling.
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So it wasn't until the end of John Sandford's new Lucas Davenport novel, NEON PREY (Putnam, $29), when that cannibal looks into the "cold black eyes of a Crotalus scutulatus," that I felt well and truly revolted.
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The Pentagon has indicated that January is the earliest the investigation could be wrapped up as it looks into questions about whether the soldiers' commando unit was carrying out its assigned mission when extremists launched their attack.
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"I don't have any stats or numbers to share but can confirm our support team looks into reports and takes the appropriate actions to help address [violations], which includes removing someone's access to Uber," a company spokesperson said.
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It also provides a view into how Mueller's probe operates and the extent that Mueller has gone to make sure he leaves no stone unturned as he looks into Russian meddling and any connection to the Trump campaign.
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Hacking, Glitches, Disinformation: Why Experts Are Worried About the 2020 Census Chris Hamby looks into fears that the Census could be corrupted by bad actors: The government has ambitious plans to use new digital methods to collect data.
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Canopy Growth — Cannabis producer Canopy Growth rallied 1.823 percent Friday after it reported third-quarter revenue rose 21.82 percent over the last year in one of Wall Street's first looks into the legal recreational marijuana market in Canada.
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Amazon isn't announcing anything like this here, but I wouldn't be surprised if Amazon at some point also looks into ways of combining this with a telephony service of its own (it's already offering video conferencing in Chime).
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The National Transportation Safety Board, which more typically looks into accidents involving trains, planes, buses and ships, confirmed on Sunday that it had sent a team to investigate the crash, which killed Joshua Brown, an entrepreneur from Ohio.
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He looks into the middle distance, and rubbing his forefingers and thumb together in front of his nose in the way Italians do to indicate the union of aroma and emotion, utters, "Carne buona; I'm smelling it now."
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"I very much hope that this new medium will make my Christmas message more personal and direct," the Queen says as she looks into the camera smiling, occasionally checking her notes on the desk in front of her.
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" According to an official release, "Cardi has spent numerous hours innovating designs, creating new silhouettes, and translating high-fashion looks into affordable pieces, with help from the Fashion Nova team and her own creative team, power stylist Kollin Carter.
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The Orange County District Attorney&aposs office agreed to review the conviction of William Evins in the killing of a 28-year-old woman in 1979 as part of a longstanding program that looks into old cases upon request.
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" In the video, he looks into the camera and says, "I am not in very good health," and says, "I need the help of the United States government to answer the requests of the group that has held me.
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The study published by the Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care journal (and republished by the National Library of Medicine in the US) looks into how many of us social media obsessed plebs are dying for the 'gram.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee has in recent weeks interviewed several people as it looks into the handling of the whistleblower complaint at the center of the first impeachment inquiry in more than two decades, committee leadership told BuzzFeed News.
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The camera lingers not only on them but also on the old folks around them, laughing and drinking and nodding in time to the music, giving us persistent looks into black faces, looks that are both intimate and infinite.
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"Personally, I don't doubt the sincerity of (Saudi Arabia's) King Salman … however, it is very, very important that there is a truly impartial and just delegation that does the investigation that looks into what happened," he said to applause from lawmakers.
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Late last month, however, White House chief of staff John Kelly downgraded Kushner's security clearance from top secret as special counsel Robert Mueller looks into the president's son-in-law's business ties and if they have influenced White House policy.
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"The '70s were really all about four distinct personalities," says celebrity hairstylist and colorist Harry Josh, who we consulted to help us figure out how to translate our most-loved looks into modern life for both Halloween and everyday life.
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The Mirror Of Erised Then there are a number plot holes wrapped into one confounding moment: when Dumbledore looks into the Mirror Of Erised and sees a flashback of himself and Grindelwald making a promise to never fight each other.
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In a letter to Senator Ben Sasse, Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd revealed that the Justice Department's Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR), a unit that looks into internal misconduct, "has now opened an investigation" into whether lawyers mishandled the Epstein settlement.
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"We didn't think there was much in the way of internet resources in North Korea, and according to these leaked zone files, we were right," Doug Madory, a researcher at Dyn, a company that looks into global web use, told Motherboard.
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The drama looks into the lives of a group of teens and the kids certainly look and act like teens, but then all of them start taking off their shirts and engaging in some all sorts of drug-fueled sexual escapades.
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Three government sources close to the matter said the Japanese government was keeping in sight the possible future procurement of F-35B fighter jets, which can take off and land vertically, as it looks into the remodeling of the Izumo.
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One of the three government sources called such exercises "a great opportunity to see with our own eyes how the U.S. military operates their aircraft carriers" as Japan looks into the possible conversion of the Izumo into an aircraft carrier.
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Starring a charmingly woebegone Daniel Radcliffe, this documentary comedy-fantasy offers the 21st-century equivalent of a magic show, in which audiences leave on their smartphones and Big Brother looks into what passes for their souls through surveillance technology (2:30).
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Starring a charmingly woebegone Daniel Radcliffe, this documentary comedy-fantasy offers the 21st-century equivalent of a magic show, in which audiences leave on their smartphones and Big Brother looks into what passes for their souls through surveillance technology (230:2210).
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At the conference, Mr. Mantashe said, members discussed the "negative narrative directed at the president" as well as a recent recommendation by the public protector's office, which looks into official corruption and misconduct, that Mr. Zuma's administration be investigated for corruption.
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While Robert Mueller looks into election interference and possible obstruction of justice, the attorneys general of Maryland and DC want to know whether the President has accepted money from foreign governments, via his hotels, in exchange for access to power.
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Fire, air, water and earth are the basic elements of existence and they come out from the multiplication of the main geometrical figure, the triangle: we'd better say division rather than multiplication, because it's through subtraction that Moneyless looks into evolution.
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"What people want to hear from you on climate change is that you basically understand that almost every scientist who looks into this believes that climate change is a very real and present danger," Morgan told Trump during the interview.
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AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon were among the first to take things a step farther by halting sales of the device completely as the US Consumer Product Safety Commission looks into precisely what is going on with the handset.
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"I can't stop anybody who looks into my father's past and interprets his career one way or another," said Juan Antonio Samaranch, a financier who has followed in his father's footsteps to become vice president of the International Olympic Committee.
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Other photographs of his, which are often black and white and provide intimate looks into American life, have been collected by museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
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When the allegations surfaced, the unit within the World Bank that looks into cases of corruption began an investigation, according to an email exchange between one of its investigators and an outside party that was reviewed by The New York Times.
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Written by Patricio Vega, "Puerta 7" looks into the notorious Argentinean soccer hooligans known as "barra brava," who organize in support of various teams, but also represent a constant threat of rioting and other forms of violence in the stands.
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The outcome of the Flake-Coons deal was that Kavanaugh's path to Senate confirmation for a lifetime appointment to the nation's highest court will, at minimum, be delayed for a week as the FBI looks into the accusations made against him.
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Though Moon is a suspenseful and even occasionally very funny movie, at its core lies a profound alienation, as an anxious man looks into the blank face of his robot pal and wonders what's really clicking and whirring inside that electronic brain. Netflix.
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It points a lens at modern society's obsession with true crime stories and their need to know who done it, but also looks into how a scandal gaining popularity with the public affects the lives of the people who are living it.
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A new study published in Nature Communications by researchers at the University of Birmingham looks into whether the places where we currently grow our staple crops—corn, wheat, and rice—will be able to keep growing these things into the next century.
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When Trump signed the farm bill, FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb released a statement saying the agency would continue enforcing a ban on adding CBD to food and drinks while it looks into creating a pathway for such products to legally enter the market.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has ordered an investigation into a report that one of her ministers asked a female secretary to buy sex toys and the opposition Labour Party has suspended one of its lawmakers while it looks into his comments and behavior.
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New-York Historical Society: 'Anti-Semitism 1919-1939' (through July 31) Using original documents, prints and public signs from the Museum of World War II in Boston, this exhibition looks into the escalation of anti-Semitism in Germany during the early 20th century.
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"At this point, it's clear that failing to investigate and understand how this abuse could go on for so long is just asking history to repeat itself," said Ms. Raisman, who called for a broader investigation "that looks into everything, not just Nassar."
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When Mr. Brown looks into the future, he sees a campus even more reliant on ride-hailing services like Uber and car-sharing services like Zipcar, as well as the likely emergence of autonomous vehicles, trends that could substantially decrease parking demand.
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The findings were issued in an update of the U.S. Trade Representative's "Section 301" investigation, which looks into China's intellectual property and technology transfer policies and has sparked U.S. tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese goods that later ballooned to $250 billion.
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MERKEL LOOKS INTO CONTINUATION OF "GRAND COALITION" Merkel is likely to approach the SPD, which served for four years as junior partner in her "grand coalition", but SPD leaders have vowed to return to opposition after the party's worst election result since 1933.
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Apple's push into subscriptions raises new competition concerns, antitrust experts say Cat Zakrzewski looks into whether Apple's new subscription products will help regulators build an antitrust case against it: Apple's own history also raises competition concerns as it pushes into new services, experts tell me.
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The final shot, in which credits roll beside a close-up of Elio's face as he looks into the fire and absorbs the news of Oliver's engagement, is not only an astonishing piece of acting, but also a wonderfully realized moment of cinematic mirroring.
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"MyPart's AI approach to the industry is the first of its kind; our platform sifts through thousands of data points and looks into the 'soul' of a song to then sort by relevance to the famous performing artist of our user's choice," he said.
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The first portion of the report explores whether the Trump campaign was involved in Russia's social media propaganda campaign, whether it helped hack into Clinton campaign and Democratic Party accounts, if it leaked information to WikiLeaks, and also looks into Trump associates' links to Russians.
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After a string of statements regarding investigations around the safety of replacement Galaxy Note 7 devices, the company is officially calling on carrier and retail partners to stop selling the handset while the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission looks into the growing number of incidents.
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Morales focuses on an immigration statute that defines a child's eligibility to U.S. citizenship if born to unwed parents outside of the U.S. Further, the case looks into question whether U.S. citizenship of the father holds more weight than the U.S. citizenship of the mother.
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"I just feel it when he looks into my eyes, when he holds me tight, when we take a deep breath together, I just know that that is where I'm supposed to be," she said to the camera after telling Ben how she felt.
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On this episode of Daily VICE, VICE Spain's Raül Calàbria looks into the online community of "Looners"—a sexual fetish involving the blowing, rubbing, and popping of balloons and meets up with some members of the community to talk about what makes balloons sexually stimulating.
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While the company underwrites loans on the basis of the value and title of the artwork, it has a parallel process that looks into a client's source of wealth and evaluates risk in a manner analogous to banks, according to Lauren Gioia, a spokeswoman.
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Boeing: An investigation by The Times looks into how the aircraft manufacturer rushed to develop the 737 Max 8 to keep American Airlines from ordering hundreds of planes from its rival, Airbus, and how the frenetic pace played out for engineers and construction teams.
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"The Banker" is Apple&aposs first major movie, but its release is in doubt as the company looks into sexual abuse allegations against Bernard Garrett Jr., the son of the movie&aposs real-life subject, Bernard Garrett Sr. (who is played by Anthony Mackie).
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Schrems and his colleagues say they are bound by confidentiality rules and cannot discuss the 19973-page report on Ireland's probe, which looks into whether Facebook users gave users a real choice over having their data collected if they wanted to use the platform.
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DSquared and Dolce & Gabbana mixed women's looks into their men's shows for the first time, joining Prada, Giorgio Armani, Moschino and Givenchy — while brands like Bottega Veneta, Gucci and Vetements have decided to save the presentation of their men's collections for when they show women's.
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Consider how much is packed into the following four sentences, from "The Girls," one of her most powerful new stories: Daddy said that when you look death in the eye you want to do it as calmly as a stroller looks into a shop window.
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In addition, the journalist Jon Frankel looks into the hyper-sexualized nature of cheerleading in the United States and Britain, and Mary Carillo heads to Wimbledon for a chat with Mansour Bahrami, the mustachioed tennis player who knows how to put on a show.
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In the cases included in the access to information request, women and men reported allegations of sexual assault through the agency's internal-investigation mechanism, the security and professional standards analysis section, which looks into the allegations and determines if they are founded, unfounded, or inconclusive.
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Catarina Alonzo, mother of Felipe Gomez Alonzo, an 8-year-old boy who died in the custody of US Customs and Border Protection, looks into the coffin with the remains of her son during his funeral at a home village of Yalambojoch, Guatemala, on Jan. 30.
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The European Organization for Nuclear Research, CERN, already has the largest, most powerful particle accelerator in the world, called the Large Hadron Collider, but today it published a report that looks into the design of its larger, and more powerful potential successor, the Future Circular Collider.
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Abjectly objection We'll just echo NY Post columnist John Podhoretz and say we too want a daily talk show with CNN's Brianna Keilar and Trump lawyer Michael Cohen called "Says Who," in which he repeatedly says "Says who?" and she just incredulously looks into the camera.
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Narain's resignation as vice chairman of the board of India's largest exchange is meant to clear any potential obstacles as the markets regulator looks into NSE's disclosure in December that some traders may have been provided with unfair early access to its servers, the source added.
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One looks into two explanations as to why "Star Wars" became legend: the "cascades effect"—popularity based on what others thought of the first instalment—and the "network effect"—since a majority of people know about "Star Wars", it is useful to know about it too.
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The French financial prosecution service said it had seized "documents useful to the investigation" as it looks into alleged corruption related to the sale of tickets for the French Open and into the "conditions of awarding of the contract for the extension of the Roland Garros stadium".
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Housed in what had been one of America's first indoor car dealerships, the open kitchen looks into the former Chevy showroom, converted to a main dining room of exposed brick and board form concrete, and lit by cylindrical bamboo sconces that echo the smokestacks across the street.
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With renewed efforts to return people (including a woman for the first time) and robots to the moon, Nadia Drake looks into the surprisingly tricky business of preserving Mr. Armstrong's first footstep on the lunar surface and other artifacts from the first round of human exploration.
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Judge allows emoluments case to move ahead As New York looks into whether the Trump Foundation broke the law, criminal charges remain unlikely This campaign is one of the latest examples of how charities can get into trouble when their donors are accused of morally reprehensible behavior.
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But legal experts said the charge would put more pressure on the former Trump aides to cooperate with Mueller as he looks into whether Russia tried to influence the election in favor of Trump by hacking the emails of leading Democrats and distributing disinformation and propaganda online.
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From further looks into Sir Reginald Hargreeves' many, many secrets to the tiniest detail that possibly foreshadowed everything to come in the finale, there's plenty to dissect from these theories and will make you hope that the show ends up getting picked back up for a second season.
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"The issue of airline IT system crashes is serious and appears to be getting worse," Nelson wrote in a letter to GAO in August, asking that the office looks into the impact of those IT crashes on passengers and asks for regulatory or legislative suggestions aimed at preventing outages.
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Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat who is ranking member of the governmental affairs committee that looks into waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government, grew enraged on Wednesday when a nominee for the White House's budget office would not commit to respond, without reservation, to her inquiries.
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NEW YORK, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Equifax Inc has taken one of its web pages offline as its security team looks into reports of another potential cyber breach, the credit reporting company, which recently disclosed a hack that compromised the sensitive information of 145.5 million people, said on Thursday.
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Politico reported that after Elizondo stepped down from the Department of Defense, he went to work for To the Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences, a company co-founded by former Blink-182 musician Tom DeLonge that says it looks into issues surrounding government secrecy and unidentified objects.
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UK Parliament looks into scandal On Tuesday, the UK's secretary of international development, Penny Mordaunt, told Parliament that Oxfam put its reputation ahead of its responsibility to report incidents of sexual exploitation, resulting in a betrayal of the British people and the charity's staffers who do put people first.
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The report also looks into some of the specific winners, in terms of artists, noting that the top streaming on-demand song during the report's time frame (including both audio and video combined) was Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You," with over 2 million downloads sold and 4.53 million units (i.e.
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"I believe it is in the best interests of the House Intelligence Committee and the Congress for me to have Representative Mike Conaway, with assistance from Representatives Trey Gowdy and Tom Rooney, temporarily take charge of the Committee's Russia investigation while the House Ethics Committee looks into this matter," Nunes said.
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That report makes clear that three senior intelligence officers -- Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, National Security Agency Director Mike Rogers and and former NSA deputy director Richard Ledgett -- are being interviewed this week by special counsel Bob Mueller as he looks into whether Trump obstructed justice in the Russia case.
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On Friday, the House Intelligence Committee subpoenaed Pompeo for documents as it looks into whether Trump compromised national security by pushing for a probe into former Vice President Joe Biden, one of his main rivals for the presidency in 2020, and by delaying nearly $400 million in military aid to Ukraine.
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"It's like 36 hours after the operation and I'm propped up in bed, dribbling blood and gunk, smacked up on painkillers, tears silently streaming down my face, when — let's call him John — sits next to me on the bed, tenderly takes my hand and looks into my eyes," England told me.
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"Gates was also in a position to observe the inner workings of the campaign at its most senior level and, as the special counsel looks into potential coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russian government, Gates could prove a key source of information on these and other issues," Schiff said.
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A murder in a small-time pharmacy puts Bosch onto the pill ring; a review board looks into one of his old cases; his partner, Jerry (Jamie Hector), has trouble with an informant; his boss, Grace (Amy Aquino), has to broker the uncertain futures of the veteran detectives known as Crate and Barrel.
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Comey's ouster has become part of the special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's Russia investigation as he looks into whether Trump sought to obstruct justice.
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This is more for a salon solution, but Schwarzkopf introduced this hair analyzer, where it scans your hair, looks into it, says moisture level, can figure out what your natural color is and then create a shampoo for you, actually, using active ingredients that it thinks is really helpful for your hair.
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One deals with Android, its mobile operating system, and whether it has used the system to protect and expand its position in online search; the other looks into whether Google stopped other online publishers, such as news websites, from accepting ads from any advertising network that competes with its own Google AdSense advertising service.
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Despite the baselessness of the charges, I believe it is in the best interests of the House Intelligence Committee and the Congress for me to have Representative Mike Conaway, with assistance from Representatives Trey Gowdy and Tom Rooney, temporarily take charge of the Committee's Russia investigation while the House Ethics Committee looks into this matter.
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Pan's video footage is part of a website he runs called DPRK360, which aims to "open a window into North Korea through the use of photography, videos and VR." He's also filmed other looks into North Korea, including numerous 360 videos of monuments in the country and snaps of everyday life in the country.
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"I believe it is in the best interests of the House Intelligence Committee and the Congress for me to have Representative Mike Conaway, with assistance from Representatives Trey Gowdy and Tom Rooney, temporarily take charge of the Committee's Russia investigation while the House Ethics Committee looks into this matter," Nunes said in a statement.
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It looks into complex coding, but I don't need the binary, I don't need your source code, so it never will violate your IP. It's looking for certain patterns and then it will identify, say, "Here's a piece of code that has too many loops in it, too many subroutines, too many branches," so forth.
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Although the charges did not reference the Trump campaign or the 2016 election, legal experts have said they put more pressure on former Trump aides to cooperate with Mueller as he looks into whether Russia tried to influence the election in favor of Trump by hacking the emails of leading Democrats and distributing disinformation and propaganda online.
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"We have a working group, a task force which looks into all the different scenarios, thinking about what it means with regard to passporting or non-passporting, authorization, model approval and by the way what kind or preparation can be made with our colleagues at the (Prudential Regulation Authority) in England," Lautenschlaeger, an ECB board member said.
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U.N. Rapporteur Diego Garcia-Sayan, who looks into threats to the independence of judges and lawyers worldwide, said in an interview that he has sent questions to the Philippine government about the circumstances leading to the May 11 ouster of Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno from the 15-member high court and expects a response in 60 days.
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And I think when you have someone like John Brennan and you have an agency, a powerful agency like the CIA whose edict is to go after foreign threats, but instead looks into political discord and our political state here within the country and exists in that with the FBI, then we have something very frightening.
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"I believe it is in the best interests of the House Intelligence Committee and the Congress for me to have Representative Mike Conaway, with assistance from Representatives Trey Gowdy and Tom Rooney, temporarily take charge of the Committee's Russia investigation while the House Ethics Committee looks into this matter," Nunes, a California Republican, said in a statement.
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" You can see this in his audition tape: Ford is chatting casually, they begin, he is fed the line "all the data banks in number two are still secure," and then, for a nano-second, he looks into the camera, his eyes flicker sarcastically, and he replies: "now I think we're due the reward you offered.
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The Los Angeles-based site was also the first to report other shock celebrity deaths, including rappers Juice Wrld and XXXTentacion, and looks into the outlet&aposs networks of tipsters like a 2016 profile published by The New Yorker detail an elaborate web of industry insiders who keep in close contact with the site&aposs authors.
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"Despite the baselessness of the charges, I believe it is in the best interests of the House Intelligence Committee and the Congress for me to have Representative Mike Conaway, with assistance from Representatives Trey Gowdy and Tom Rooney, temporarily take charge of the Committee's Russia investigation while the House Ethics Committee looks into this matter," Nunes said in a statement.
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Clapper says Trump eroding American norms While special counsel Robert Mueller looks into the question of collusion, President Trump has derided the probe as a "witch hunt" and raised an unsubstantiated claim that the FBI planted a "spy" in his campaign in response to reports that a confidential government source spoke with two of his campaign aides during the campaign.
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Those comments, plus his tweets attacking Sessions and former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, are reportedly under investigation as Mueller looks into whether Trump has obstructed justice.
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He served as spokesman to former Speaker Dennis HastertJohn (Dennis) Dennis HastertFeehery: Surging Sanders puts House in range for Republicans Bottom line Overnight Energy: Experts criticize changes to EPA lead, copper rule | House panel looks into plan to limit powers of EPA science advisers | Senate bill aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 MORE (R-Ill.), as communications director to former Rep.
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Justice Stephen Breyer, joined by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor, issued a dissent, saying he interpreted the law at issue as requiring bail hearings after six months of confinement "The government has held all of the members of the groups before us in confinement for many months, sometimes for years, while it looks into or contests their claims," he wrote.
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David Thompson, former senior policy adviser to ex-Speaker Dennis HastertJohn (Dennis) Dennis HastertBottom line Overnight Energy: Experts criticize changes to EPA lead, copper rule | House panel looks into plan to limit powers of EPA science advisers | Senate bill aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 Feehery: It's Trump's race to lose MORE (R-Ill.), will work on the account.
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In it, a woman in a sleeveless fuchsia dress, with a disposition that suggests she has never been confounded by a teleconferencing system, looks into the camera and wonders if anyone watching — by which she means anyone female — has ever gone out with the intention of having one or two glasses of wine but instead ended up having a third or fourth and regretting it.
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He served as spokesman to former Speaker Dennis HastertJohn (Dennis) Dennis HastertOvernight Energy: Experts criticize changes to EPA lead, copper rule | House panel looks into plan to limit powers of EPA science advisers | Senate bill aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 Feehery: It's Trump's race to lose Trump budget proposal funds financially struggling museum in Reagan's childhood home MORE (R-Ill.), as communications director to former Rep.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) and some of his allies in the House Freedom Caucus are demanding a new special counsel that looks into the FBI, DOJ and Fusion GPS, and whether they colluded to damage the Trump campaign.
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Tom CoburnThomas (Tom) Allen CoburnOvernight Energy: Experts criticize changes to EPA lead, copper rule | House panel looks into plan to limit powers of EPA science advisers | Senate bill aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 22020 Trump budget proposal funds financially struggling museum in Reagan's childhood home The Hill's Morning Report — Presented by PhRMA — Worries grow about political violence as midterms approach MORE (R-Okla.) for his 2013 report that questioned Congress's "misplaced priorities" in running NPS.
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Tom CoburnThomas (Tom) Allen CoburnOvernight Energy: Experts criticize changes to EPA lead, copper rule | House panel looks into plan to limit powers of EPA science advisers | Senate bill aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 Trump budget proposal funds financially struggling museum in Reagan's childhood home The Hill's Morning Report — Presented by PhRMA — Worries grow about political violence as midterms approach MORE (R-Okla.) for his 85003 report that questioned Congress's "misplaced priorities" in running NPS.
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Apple's acquisitions have historically presented one of the clearest possible looks into the company's future product roadmap, this acquisition marks the strongest indication yet that Apple is working on its own head-mounted display One of the primary use cases for eye-tracking technology in headsets is called "foveated rendering," which tracks a user's gaze on a display and renders the focal area at full resolution while blurring out the extraneous areas, lessening processing loads significantly.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (Iowa), the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, told reporters Wednesday that his committee looks into any allegation about Kavanaugh brought to their attention as long as they can find the name of the accuser or their lawyer.
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Lawyers for the House Judiciary Committee filed a motion arguing that there's an urgent need for McGahn's testimony as the impeachment inquiry also looks into whether President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE lied to former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerHouse impeachment hearings: The witch hunt continues Speier says impeachment inquiry shows 'very strong case of bribery' by Trump Gowdy: I '100 percent' still believe public congressional hearings are 'a circus' MORE.
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The word "hotel" is actually a bit of a misnomer, since the Siren itself has all of the makings of a destination: 106 guest rooms, ranging in size from bunked twin beds to a duplex penthouse, a lobby coffee bar serving Michigan-roasted beans, a pair of restaurants (Albena, helmed by the James Beard Award nominee Garrett Lipar, and the still-in-progress Karl's, by the chef Kate Williams), a cocktail lounge, a florist, a karaoke bar, a two-chair barbershop, the Siren's own retail space and a rooftop, to be completed next year, that looks into the Comerica Park baseball stadium and onto Canada, just across the Detroit River.
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The Clean Economy Act, led by the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Chairman Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperOvernight Energy: Experts criticize changes to EPA lead, copper rule | House panel looks into plan to limit powers of EPA science advisers | Senate bill aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 Senate bill requires US to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 Overnight Energy: Trump credits economic progress to environmental rollbacks | Vote to subpoena Interior delayed by prayer breakfast | Dems hit agency for delaying energy efficiency funds MORE (D-Del.), would require the EPA to chart the course for reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2025, 2023 and 2040, reaching net-zero emissions by 2050.
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The Clean Economy Act, led by the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Chairman Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperOvernight Energy: Experts criticize changes to EPA lead, copper rule | House panel looks into plan to limit powers of EPA science advisers | Senate bill aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 Senate bill requires US to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 Overnight Energy: Trump credits economic progress to environmental rollbacks | Vote to subpoena Interior delayed by prayer breakfast | Dems hit agency for delaying energy efficiency funds MORE (D-Del.), would require the EPA to chart the course for reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2025, 2030 and 2040, reaching net-zero emissions by 85033.
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