Popular word names also encompass musical names such as Aria, place names such as Brooklyn and Savannah, day names like Autumn and color/nature names like Violet, Ruby and Hazel.
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"We have our list of boy names and girl names and weird names and cool names, but we haven't agreed on anything," she explained.
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"Nice" Girl Names "Naughty" Girl Names "Nice" Boy Names "Naughty" Boy Names The last time the study was conducted, in 2015, saw multiple changes.
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We're starting to see some rotation out of technology names where people were comfortable owning them, into bank names, into drug names, into industrial names.
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We left out their last names, school names and city names at the request of their parents.
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WMO names each hurricane based on an alphabetical rotation of names, alternating between male and female names.
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This occasionally happens when an author combines root words from different languages, old names, and/or nonsense syllables to create character names, place names, or names for concepts that have never been imagined before, and slowly those names creep into common usage.
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"History records names, it remembers names — the names of those who stand by what is right and the names of those who speak falsehood," said Riad Malki, the Palestinian foreign minister.
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Female Names Male Names Get all the details on these names and more, by checking out Rover's full list here.
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The data that was viewed included students' names, New York State Student Identification numbers, school names, grade levels and teacher names.
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Barrett makes the links and names the names because his
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Over time, domain names and business names alike grew longer.
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You're looking at the names, and the names mean everything.
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Not with actual piglets still roaming Hollywood -- and she names names.
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Heck, adaptogen names even sound like crypto names: eleuthero, schisandra, rhodiola.
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Not naming any names, but… no, I'm not naming any names.
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They listed an average of three names; most listed zero names.
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And that's because these names are the same names we always see.
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All through the museum you see names, see what names can do.
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"Most of the names that I see were Nigerian names," Abdul continued.
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Some names disappear very quickly, but really big names last for decades.
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"Certain types of names will be targeted, including names that damage sovereignty and national dignity, names that violate the socialist core values and conventional morality and names that induce the most public complaints," it paraphrased Li as saying.
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"Once I had a model that could translate between names and their embeddings, I could generate new names, blend existing names together, do arithmetic on names, and more," he said in a Medium post describing how he made it.
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Many children were unable to spell their names; some did not know their last names or their parents' names and could only answer "mama" when asked.
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Mycologists prefer to use the scientific names, since common names can vary regionally.
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" —ljhan "It doesn't matter whose names, just start writing down random full names.
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They told me their names, their local government area (and) their grandfathers' names.
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We've gotten much more of the cyclical names, the value names, acting better.
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Of the six names, Boruchow names PVH as the best stock to own.
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"You want to call him names, you can call him names," he said.
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Runners write their names on themselves, and strangers scream those names for them.
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These names are American names—they are born out of our experiences here.
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Turkey names names, a fearsome hurricane makes landfall, and millennials revive the dirndl.
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"There's weirder names out there — look at celebrity baby names," Madison Brengle said.
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Names that are underrepresented are those that fall within the SSA's 100 most popular names but rank relatively low in film usage; overrepresented names are within the 793 top names in film but do not appear on the SSA's list.
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I forget everything now, but then I was gifted with nearly total recall; I remembered book titles, names of publishers, names of opera singers, names of operas.
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SH: And so she ended up garnering support from big names, really big names.
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Household names, not just names that my peers know but that our parents know.
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I learned there were names for my body parts and names for my feelings.
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If he names each one, he has to remember ten names when they return.
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Couples are putting their babies' names in lights even before their babies have names.
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That database in particular contained first names, last names, phone numbers and email addresses.
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He liked to choose names that were very English, names that immediately evoked Britishness.
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The collection of names and their relationships with other names piles higher and higher.
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"You just need names, and the names have been generated through singles," Solomon said.
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Which is not to say it has no names attached; it's dripping with names.
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And female names were more associated with words relating to family than male names.
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Not sure if the names in parentheses are the names of actors or characters.
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Machado Calil, a professor of film at the University of São Paulo, read the list of first names and last names separately, highlighting a pattern of popular proper names, like José, repeated 16 times, as well as family names, like Da Silva.
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Without any supervision, a machine learning algorithm learns to associate female names more with family words than career words, and black names as being more unpleasant than white names.
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Above their characters were the custom names "Nairo" and "alf," names of competitive Smash players.
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Names that I liked, she didn't like and names that she liked, I didn't like.
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DON'T: Use AbbreviationsMake sure that everything is spelled out, from street names to state names.
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For example, if you have written down 150 names, 20 percent would be 30 names.
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The official species names are drogoni, rhaegali and viserioni, the Latin versions of characters' names.
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If the commander wants it to be all people's names, then they're all people's names.
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With cool names, like Alexander Hamilton had... Well, some were true names, some were not.
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The résumés were identical, although half were submitted under men's names and half women's names.
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Authors with female names are also paid 9 percent less than those with male names.
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"What we tend to find is female names outperform male names in general," Terry said.
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The most popular male names are used far more than the most popular female names.
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They're still forbidden from keeping their names, because names would make them individual human beings.
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Although pretty traditional (even biblical) names like Noah, Emma, Olivia, and Liam are still the most common American baby names, out-of-the-box first names are becoming more widespread.
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The group's uniform was black T-shirts with individual names on the front — not their own names, but, true to New Orleans musical continuity, the names of musicians they respect.
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I had always been bad with names, but I was noticeably worse: no new names stuck.
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Most of the names belong to rappers, whose stage names leave plenty of room for imagination.
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WHOIS contains the names, addresses and email addresses of those who register domain names for websites.
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But I think, long term ... the smaller names are doing as well as the bigger names.
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Those with ''white'' names received 50 percent more callbacks for interviews than those with ''black'' names.
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Barnette has removed the false names, aliases and true names, and crossed out the CONFIDENTIAL stamps.
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"In the classroom, we only ask them their first names, not their last names," Sylvain says.
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Yes, first names, foods and animals have been quite popular lately with founders choosing startup names.
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You don't know what to actually call people by, their actual names or their online names.
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Well, it's a fine combination of real band names, fake band names, and right-wing oddities.
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Since then, the names Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf became household names by children and adults alike.
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Between getting called names and having my community dismantled, I'd much rather you call me names.
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None of the names you mentioned as the future of American fashion are fashion week names.
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It names names we need to hear, even if most of them are, of necessity, invented.
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Immigration lawyers have agent names; journalists reporting at the border have names, photos and even videos.
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We know the names of some abusers, and the names of some who hid abusers' crimes.
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It names names and, when necessary to its ends, is happy to defy the Republican leadership.
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The C.I.A. randomly selects code names — called cryptonyms, or crypts — from a list of preapproved names.
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Instead, it throws money and big names at a problem money and big names can't fix.
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While Apple is promoting names like Oprah, Disney+ has brand names like Star Wars and Marvel.
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Personal information includes birthdays, anniversaries, Social Security numbers, pets' names, mothers' maiden names, and so on.
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The system's screening logic capabilities failed to identify customer names with hyphens, initials, or additional middle or last names as potential matches to similar or identical names on the SDN List.
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Baghdadi Jewish actresses were known by single Western names (Lillian, Rose), Hindu names (Arati Devi, Pramila, Sulochana) or Muslim names (Firoza Begum, Nadira) rather than the ones identifying them as Jews.
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She's already confirmed she's steering away from "K" names, and we already know she won't be using the names North, Chicago, Stormi, Penelope, or Dream, since they're the names of her nieces.
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Zoo Atlanta has picked three boy names and three girl names, fans can cast their votes here.
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We still memorialize the names of strong-arming, union-busting cheats — names like Astor, Carnegie, Rockefeller, Stanford.
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Humans have no difficulty putting names to colours but are notoriously bad at putting names to odours.
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Other names are pulled from the names of their son's favorite movie and cartoon characters, he added.
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Taimur/Babur/Jalal/Nadir are generic 1st names, not 2nd or family names like Hitler or Abdali.
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Meteorological officials decide on hurricane names years in advance, and reuse the same names very few years.
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She'd remember every one of those names, their kids and most importantly, the names of their pets!
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I will sell my 2016 names on Friday, December 253th and buy the following names that afternoon.
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After that, the work was piecemeal: Danno ran a few names here and a few names there.
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She recounted a study where white-sounding names on resumes got more attention than black-sounding names.
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Other possible methods include choosing names out of a hat or randomly selecting names from sealed envelopes.
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I will sell my 2017 names on Friday, December 29th and buy the following names that afternoon.
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"If he calls people names, I'm going to call people names," he said on CNN last month.
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There have been 86 names retired from the Atlantic basin since storms began receiving names in 1953.
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What shocked her most was the names of the women involved, names she had known for years.
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Our names were replaced with Turkish names, our language banned, our music criminalized and our existence denied.
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The early rounds featured two players who have first names that are best known as last names.
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Some are proper names like "Mussolini," while others are names of white supremacist leaders in particular states.
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The Speaker, who said she will announce the names Wednesday morning, has kept the names under wraps.
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They often adopt the names of more established gangs, and some change their names on a whim.
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I will sell my 2019 names on Tuesday, December 31st and buy the following names that afternoon.
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Renaud, some of those names aren't just brands; they are the names of relatives and childhood friends.
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The mania for changing names began in newly independent India with the effacement of old British names.
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I mean, you have household names of Anna Wintour, Graydon Carter, so many great names, and you.
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Korean first names are used after their family names, though the Times noted that North Korea and South Korea are different in that in South Korea, first names also typically include a hyphen.
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In fact, just explaining what their names are — and whether they are given names or nicknames or stage names or assimilationist variations on what they were christened — occupy a fair amount of time.
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First things first, my brain wants to put an extra vowel in "Strzok," but alas, names are names.
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We look at the list of last names of the victims -- Fernandez, Martinez, Rodriguez -- and see our names.
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"Those names are the most generic names I can think of in a long time," Mr. Raineri said.
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Other names Five other names were released by state authorities, who have identified the remains of one victim.
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Typically I use men's names for business articles and women's names for life stories and more 'feminine' issues.
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I guarantee he's got friends' names — very good friends' names — on the wall in D.C. I know it.
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With only seven days to investigate, what matters to Bellamy and his team is obtaining names, any names.
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Credit the rise of other Th- names like Theo, as well as our affection for strong boy names.
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But even difficult-to-spell names inspired by the show have crept up the list of baby names.
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"Economic data points continue to point to owning more economically sensitive names rather than defensive names," she added.
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Last week the Queensland Government announced it will change the names of 10 locations with racially insensitive names.
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The attendees' names can also be cross-referenced with growing databases of the names of slaves and escapees.
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The Web site Nameberry ("Baby names, only smarter") provides a list of names inspired by the Rockefeller family.
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He declined to give specific names but said he favors U.S. growth stocks and likes small-cap names.
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I suppose when you spend $67 billion, a few extra names makes sense — more names for your buck.
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From Jeffree Star to James Charles, many of the biggest names in beauty go by different names online.
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"It will be interesting to see how European names and US names will jostle," one DCM official said.
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Storm names through history Originally, hurricanes in the West Indies took their names from the calendar of saints.
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Most didn't give their last names, and some didn't give their names at all, for fear of deportation.
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Résumés submitted with female names, for example, are judged to be less competent than those with male names.
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Nine of the top 2400 names — and 22016 percent of the names in the top 216 — are masculine.
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And there were the kind of people with the bigger names, and people with not-so-big names.
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And these directors weren't no-names — they included some of the biggest names in Hollywood at the time.
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As part of his "Sichuan Earthquake Names Project", Mr Ai published the names of 5,335 students who died in the 2008 earthquake on his blog—names which the Chinese government had refused to release.
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And while the top three names are familiar tech names, most of the names on the list are fairly unknown to the broader public, showing that many of America's biggest philanthropists keep a low profile.
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Other names for these types of gigs include telecommuting jobs, virtual jobs, at-home jobs and other similar names.
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"Some of the dead people's names were in the missing list and we removed those names," Kodippili told Reuters.
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They would provide full names, addresses, family members, ex-girlfriends, and sometimes even [the names of] wives and children!
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The entry must not contain or be phonetic similar to any third party product names, brand names or trademarks.
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Meteorological officials decide on storm names years in advance and reuse the same names every few years, with exceptions.
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He notes all hurricanes had female names until 1979 -- meaning the study included 29 years without male hurricane names.
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In one experiment, participants predicted the intensity of 10 hurricanes -- five with female names and five with male names.
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An American study showed that candidates with black-sounding names get fewer callbacks than those with traditional European names.
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So the US began using female names for storms and later added male names for all Northern Pacific storms.
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"We have heard or seen two names, these names mean nothing to me personally," Ushakov told reporters in Moscow.
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"A couple of names in the leadership have been mentioned (as potential successors)," said Kortunov, declining to name names.
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Studies have confirmed that job applicants with ethnic-sounding names get fewer callbacks than those with Anglo-sounding names.
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She names the boy after Tom, who died protecting them, and names the girl after her birth mother, Olympia.
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They gave names common to black Americans to some fictitious applicants, and names common to whites to the rest.
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These were not celebrities nor household names (even though many of their family names — Gates, Jobs, Branson — surely are).
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These code names or reporting names are used in radio communication and in common usage among westerners, including enthusiasts.
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Here's the thing, Not only does no one like remembering names, but no one really likes what names represent.
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Writers on political subjects almost always concealed their true names by using pen names or not signing at all.
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Which is to say, instead of making up new names, we might consider learning the names that already exist.
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Heavyweight tech names were mixed following the slump in tech names stateside overnight, with Samsung Electronics rising 0.91 percent.
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Property names closed mixed, while energy-related names came under pressure, with CNOOC falling 1.14 percent on the day.
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That's three names, sure, but three whole performers across a list of 40 names in total is pretty paltry.
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Each day of the year has associated names, and people with those names are honored as on their birthdays.
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Automakers and technology names were mostly lower, while manufacturing names closed in negative territory, with Fanuc down 1.63 percent.
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She found that African-American names in the program were less associated with the word "pleasant" than white names.
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Foxx is one of many famous faces to employ new names upon entering certain echelons of Hollywood — but in a hilarious meme, fans are using celebrity stage names to guess the "real" names behind the star.
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They want to know the names of every single weird and freaky thing they see onscreen, and they like saying the names, and they like testing each other on their ability to recall all the names.
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Although it didn't crack the top 10 list of U.S. newborn names, "Melania" saw the fifth-largest jump in popularity among female names last year, according to a new report on the names chosen in 2017.
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It's also about how their names resonate, and how their names attached to the film are adding to the resonance.
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Names used to be given randomly, but in the mid-1900s meteorologists started an alphabetical system using only female names.
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Just like we'd never call our grandmothers by their real names, calling pets by their given names is just unnatural.
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I am pleased to know your names and the names now of the young blood you have brought to me.
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An earlier version of this article misstated that the bot tweeted full names of people; it only used first names.
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I feel like there are some of them that are great as adult names, but baby names … not so much.
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The document lists candidate names, their Facebook page names, Facebook page addresses, total spend, service provided, and manner of payment.
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In the video, students introduce their names and explain the meaning behind their names, in an effort to combat xenophobia.
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I reached out to 11 professionals with 'unpronounceable' names for their insight on how their names have affected their careers.
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A list of boroughs, like the shipping forecast, their names suddenly as perfect and tender as the names of children.
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Some of the biggest names in Hollywood supported some of the biggest names in sports at Sunday's Super Bowl LII.
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We also shared fliers with the names of feminist doctors, names of lawyers, and instructions about how to use Misoprostol.
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He called out words of encouragement to the cyclists at home, by either their real names or their screen names.
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Even women who've kept their maiden names often tend to be known in their communities by their children's last names.
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Along with an explosion in foreign names, there has also been a noticeable disappearance of traditional names, Mr. Li said.
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Their names were Max Gerson and Norman Walker, and their names live on through an institute and a machine, respectively.
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Rice, who served in the Obama administration, denied Tuesday allegations that she inappropriately unmasked the names of Trump aides names.
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Most of the locations' names — Ensemble, Joynture, Rough Draft, Fueled Collective — sound like the names of college a cappella groups.
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But emails with black-sounding names were 13 percent more likely to go unanswered than those with white-sounding names.
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By this measure, those with apparently African-American names received 8 percent fewer polite responses than those with white names.
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Hyphenated names are becoming especially common, as they allow children to have both parents' last names, according to Ms. Christensen.
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The audit did not include names of consulting companies, nor did it include the names of schools who hired them.
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Energy and property names led gains an hour ahead of the market close, but technology names slipped into negative territory.
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Most Chinese foremen take Russian names to make it easier for the Russian workers, who often struggle with Chinese names.
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In English textbooks for use in madrasas, all Hindu, Christian or foreign-sounding names have been replaced by Muslim names.
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Both times, the lawyers opposite the Justice Department declined to share with CNN their names, clients names or law firms.
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He knew the names of the leaders fighting for democracy, and he knew the names of the despots and dictators.
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Here we are asked to remember the names of actors who portrayed film characters with single letters ("characters") for names.
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All 25 of the male names here have more than 1 million uses, compared with nine of the female names.
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I memorized the names of the new countries and the names of their leaders — Patrice Lumumba and Moïse Tshombe, Léopold Senghor and Kwame Nkrumah — and exotic-sounding city names: Dar es Salaam and Mogadishu, Dakar and Kinshasa.
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"We have seen recent spread widening in UK names due to Brexit uncertainty, with UK names on average underperforming compared to European names, excluding Italy," said Christophe Auvity, head of global corporate credit at BNP Paribas Asset Management.
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Names of Americans must be masked in intelligence reports disseminated by the agencies, but there are exceptions: Officials can request that the names be unmasked to help understand the reports, and the names are available to criminal investigators.
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Last year, Vocativ found at least 1,441 federally recognized landmarks with names that included racial slurs after cross-referencing the 2.2 million location names in the US Geological Survey's Geographic Names Information System with the Racial Slur Database.
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So they put names and we pick the names and they come in and then we wonder why we have problems.
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Along with an array of essays, it features the 100 images, titled not by their official names, but their file names.
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But the world has so very, very many names, and all of them, sooner or later, become the names of ghosts.
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Some of the names given by family members also did not match the names associated with the ticket purchases, Elder said.
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"We have got to know their organizational names but their real names and whereabouts are yet to be identified," he said.
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Even though none of these names have traditional Latin translations, Latin-ifying names for species is a common practice in science.
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And certainly many of the big names — most of the big names — Arturo Beltrán, the Zetas leaders, were killed or captured.
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In other cases, searches for employee names only turn up results related to the companies, suggesting they are made-up names.
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Suggested names for the products have been all over the map, but let's be clear — the names don't really matter. 2.
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Special counsel prosecutor Greg Andres presented 24.4 names to Washkuhn, asking if she knew if Manafort had accounts under those names.
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She was also amused by some of the names people gave their rabbits -- names like Snickers, Captain Adorable and Pat Benatar.
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Some Muslims said government officials added names and titles, like Abdul, Sheikh, and Mohammed, to their given names, creating more confusion.
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But we didn't know what we'd get, so we set out and we picked three boy names and three girl names.
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Though the mistress names Janine's baby Angela, just like Rachel names Bilhah's sons Dan and Naphtali, Janine calls her daughter Charlotte.
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And you'll see, you know, all the big names you won't see Southwest or Alaska, but you'll see the big names.
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The first game is "names and faces," in which the athletes are tasked with memorizing the names of random people's faces.
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We did not pick easy names –five out of the 12 possible answers have more than ten letters in their names.
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But this isn't as easy as flipping a switch for custom domain names as you need certificates for all domain names.
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"There are certain names that are just outstanding, names that you already know, to be honest with you," the president said.
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Because her parents had funny names and accents, they had to spell their names out each time, slowly and with references.
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This could in part be due to investors shifting away from high-growth momentum names, favoring names with proven profitability instead.
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In Japanese, as in Chinese and Korean, people are referred to by their family names first, followed by their given names.
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Editor's note: Some of the subjects photographed either declined to give their names or asked that their names not be shared.
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As I was typing the names on my computer, red lines appeared under the names as if they were spelled wrong.
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The men traveled on valid Russian passports on those names, the police said, adding that they believed the names were aliases.
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Asian job applicants with "whitened" first names received a 7 percent higher callback rate than those with "ethnically Asian" first names.
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The World Meteorological Organization has officially retired the names of the four 2017 storms from the rotating roster of cyclone names.
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She hated flowers because the Japanese had stripped the women of their names and called them by the names of flowers.
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Add to Ira's and George's names the names of the past recipients, and you have an award of the highest honor.
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Boggan asked each official to independently send him the names of the 17 men, an exercise that yielded 2100 unduplicated names.
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Allocca denies this, but YouTube has nonetheless avoided including controversial names in the past — and Kjellberg remains one of those names.
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The contest originally drew the names of Nijntje and Moederpluis, two of the names in Dick Bruna's series of cartoon rabbits.
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We used real names, not screen names; we had algorithms and filters to find who, or what, we were looking for.
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I just can't imagine, as the names come out, I know I'm going to be shocked when I see the names.
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They can search the repositories using keywords or the names of people related to their investigation, including the names of Americans.
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Everyday heroes And these heroes whose names you might recognize are being joined by thousands of names that you wouldn't recognize.
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The form asks for the names, stage names, phone numbers, and addresses of all promoters and artists participating in an event.
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Officials who wish to view the names of Americans can request that the names be "unmasked" if they believe it's necessary to understand the context of a key piece of intelligence, or if the names are already public knowledge.
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As well as avoiding place names, those guidelines recommend not using people's names (Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, Chagas disease), animal names (swine flu, equine encephalitis), cultural or occupational references (Legionnaires' disease) or words that induce fear (unknown, death, fatal, epidemic).
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If you're an indie movie buff, you may already know some of these names — or at least the names of their films.
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So, while they're attacking you and calling you all kinds of names for being a white person, they're also calling me names.
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Other names in the top 10 came from various industries, including prominent names like MI5, Citi, Lloyds Banking Group and Baker McKenzie.
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Ahead of the first trailer dropping Friday, the cast of Cats have changed their Instagram names to the names of their characters.
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This new automated lock for certain names appears to be specifically designed to target names that are commonly used for cryptocurrency scams.
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"We have heard or seen two names, these names mean nothing to me personally," Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov told reporters in Moscow.
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An international committee of meteorologists has officially retired the names of the four 2017 storms from the rotating roster of cyclone names.
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On a giant screen behind her, Sterling and Castile's names appeared first in a list of names of people killed by police.
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Examples given by the ministries included the phonetic renderings in Chinese of foreign names as well as Chinese names using Roman letters.
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It explicitly says, we get to name the communications director, we&aposve given you two names, you pick from those two names.
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So, that is a starting point for "We Need New Names," but then also by needing new names, we need new myths.
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The memorandum stated the foundation would publish the names of all its contributors as well as the names of all new contributors.
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Also we are only asking people for first names only, not their last names, so this is an added level of protection.
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You can see the rest of the names here; ping Shane and she'll send you a list with a hundred more names.
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You could write your names and wedding date, or you could portion out the slices and write guest's names on every slice.
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Along with health care names, Stone believes tech names would be a strong bet given the amount of foreign cash they acquire.
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And aside from some eyebrow-raising theories about the "natural" deaths of Lenin and Stalin, she names names and identifies possible poisons.
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The guidelines don't retroactively apply to diseases whose names are already established and generally refer to the common names, not scientific ones.
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None of the characters are given names in the film and they are only identified by their first names in the credits.
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Their registered American Kennel Club names generally begin with the breeder's kennel and maybe a blending of the sire's and dam's names.
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According to a release from BabyCenter earlier this week, "health food names" are one of the hottest baby names trends of 2018.
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The appellation names were subordinate in status to either the individual producers or the proprietary names they chose to label their bottles.
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The documentation you carry should also indicate the generic and chemical names of the active ingredients, which determines permissibility, not brand names.
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In subsequent testing last week, The Times found that VoteWithMe no longer collected email addresses, street names and numbers, or company names.
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The researchers used an algorithm to extract obvious female names, and did biographical research to determine gender when the names weren't clear.
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Yet the people I respect the most don't have a Ph.D. after their names but an "ex" in front of their names.
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Major exporters, including technology and automaker names, as well as financials ended in negative territory, although some manufacturing names clung to gains.
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I know the names of about 40 of these people, and, of course there are more whose names I do not know.
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She doesn't need to make it easier for anyone to pronounce her unborn children's names by choosing "practical" (READ: whiter-sounding) names.
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In one study, researchers sent out almost entirely identical résumés — except some had stereotypically white names, while others had stereotypically black names.
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In one study, researchers sent out almost entirely identical résumés — except some had stereotypically white names, while others had stereotypically black names.
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The vast majority of the 50 most common gender-combined names assigned to movie characters are masculine — names typically given to men.
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In one study, researchers sent out almost entirely identical résumés — except some had stereotypically white names and others had stereotypically black names.
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Here were the most popular names for girls in each state in 2015: And here are the most popular names for boys:
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The intruder accessed one file that contained sensitive personal information belonging to Uber Drivers, including over 403,000 unencrypted names and driver's license numbers, 215 unencrypted names and bank account and domestic routing numbers, and 84 unencrypted names and Social Security numbers.
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Plus, the Social Security Administration automatically disregards names that have less than five instances in any given year, so truly one-of-a-kind names don't get counted in the most common (or in this case, most uncommon) names review.
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A spokesperson claimed that group names with "CP" or other indicators of child exploitation are some of the signals it uses to hunt these groups, and that names in group discovery apps don't necessarily correlate to the group names on WhatsApp.
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"These names excite the derision of the English; an American comic character, in an English play or novel, always bears one of them," H. L. Mencken wrote, in 1919, in " The American Language ," before remarking upon the habits, in this country, of using last names as first names, particularly "in families of any consideration"; "of making given names of any proper nouns that happen to strike the fancy"; and of coining new names by blending existing ones.
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A study by researchers at the University of Chicago of half a million Californian baby names found that conservatives favoured harder-edged names.
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It's obvious that some have Swedish names, but some other items actually get completely made-up words or share names with geographical hotspots.
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Some of the biggest names in the market are also, by default, among the most widely held names in many mutual funds portfolios.
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Out of the ten top female and male kitty names, half of the picks also topped the 2015 Top 50 Baby Names list.
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No previous candidate has released a short list of names for the job (Mr Trump produced two, with a total of 21 names).
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Airbnb requests from guests with distinctively black names are about 16% less likely to be accepted than identical guests with distinctively white names.
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And if they didn't have names because their names weren't part of the record, I wanted people to see it and witness it.
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The names are meant to be remembered Officials adopted short, distinctive names to be able to describe a storm quicker and avoid errors.
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The personal information included names, emails, passwords, download histories, and home addresses of parents, and the first names, genders, and birthdays of kids.
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To emphasize the handmaids' lack of autonomy, the women are called not by their own names, but by the names of their commanders.
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An appendix to the brief includes the names of the women and in some instances the names they chose for their aborted children.
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They both carry the names of famous fathers, names that resonate in the history of Harlem and are written on its street signs.
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Getting their names off and the names of the new presidential and vice-presidential candidates on would be a logistical and legal headache.
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The names of 49 victims are listed only partially or as "FNU LNU" — first and last names unknown — and other details where available.
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Cunningham previously refused to release the list of names in accordance with the diocese's previous tradition of withholding the names from public view.
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Here were the most popular names for boys in each state: And here were the most popular names for girls in each state:
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Job applicants with stereotypically white-sounding names are 50 percent more likely to get a callback than applicants with stereotypically African-American names.
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The only evidence we have that they were discriminated against because of their names is, well, the names themselves — and the vote totals.
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Six master lists of names are kept and used in rotation, so the minor hurricane names of 2017 will appear again in 2023.
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They are the names of dogs belonging to Amazon employees — and they were also used as code names for the company's HQ2 finalists.
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Carvello names names fearlessly, taking aim at some of the biggest men in the business, showing us where the (naked) bodies are buried.
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As other research has shown, we found that applicants with white-sounding names got a higher response than those with black-sounding names.
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Some of them are under code names because I work with them, or they're semi-famous, or because I can't remember their names.
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If you want to easily summon the names of state capitals, then make sure to draw regularly on the names of state capitals.
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As you can see from the highlighted text, many of the most popular character names are also, predictably, popular names in real life.
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The inner ring chairs have names of the Columbine victims, the outer ring chairs have names of the Parkland High School shooting victims.
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The researchers analyzed 270 million recorded baby names in the US from 1937 and 2013 and found that names typically assigned to boys were voiced and began with a "hard" phoneme, or one that vibrated the vocal cords, while girls had "softer" names.
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It's so subtle, in fact, that most people with white-sounding names have no idea how common it is for people of color to change their names just so others don't have to bother figuring out how to pronounce their birth names.
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Wanting to distance themselves from the project and its controversies, Guerrero said some developers at the studio decided not to put their names in the credits, choosing instead to abbreviate their last names or use the names of historical figures, like Fletcher Christian.
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"His two middle names are the family names," Ayesha reveals, adding that there's a long line of Wardells in the family — including her husband.
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Beyond the mounted glass sheet engraved with donor names, the more elite contributors were prominently listed, their regal donor levels printed behind their names.
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Identical résumés under Asian-sounding names are 30% less likely to get call-backs from employers; for black-sounding names the penalty is 50%.
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While Trump is still the overall favorite, there are some rather unconventional names that have better odds than a lot of familiar political names.
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When the handmaids exchange names — their real names — in the grocery store, they do in the spirit of knowing Gilead does not define them.
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The much buzzed-about Fox News movie is taking shape, and big names in Hollywood are set to play big names in cable news.
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Their default names are Shelby and Dustin, though you are prompted early on to type in whatever names you want to use for each.
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The characters had cliche names names like Hardtack and Hollywood, with perfectly matched personalities, and the mission set-up was a cheerful animated cutscene.
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In 1993, ICANN, the international group that regulates internet domain names, decided that single-letter domain names would no longer be available for sale.
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White-sounding names (Emily and Matt) were also more closely associated with "pleasant" words, and black-sounding names (Ebony and Jamal) with "unpleasant" words.
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We previously explained why Royals have the last names they do - and revealed The Royal Family did not even use last names until 1917.
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So let's also look at the names of some of the 13 Democrats who opposed Sanders' plan, because those names are also very telling.
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Additionally, OkCupid's commentary about birth names is particularly damaging and alienating to users who do not identify with their legal names, for whatever reason.
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"The use of Javanese names has been eroded by foreign names," Sumanto, the head of the local legislative council who, himself, has a Javanese.
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Household Names: It's not quite the days of Poborski, Berger and Koller, but there are nevertheless a few big names in the Czech squad.
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You don't want to be called these names and you don't want to be called these names in a social situation, on social media.
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For people who aren't familiar with West African names, the combination of my first and last names can be a bit of a cipher.
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Honea urged those who see their own names on the list or the names of loved ones found safe to contact the sheriff's office.
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The ECON ETF holds consumer-focused names like JD.com and Yum China, while the DGS ETF holds names like Truworths International and Foschini Group.
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Personal data under COPPA includes persistent identifiers (such as cookies) and geolocation information, as well as data such as real names or screen names.
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Michael Dell today revealed the new names, and yes we are talking multiple names, for the artist formerly known as the Dell-EMC deal.
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I asked my friends to send me names of relatives or friends, and they sent more than 250 names of black girls and women.
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In 1998, the United States government led the creation of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, a nonprofit that oversees domain names.
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She could not complete the transaction without their names, so they texted them to her — unfamiliar names belonging to a man and a woman.
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Titled Remember Their Names, the installation featured the names of 250 people who died from opioid overdoses in paper notes on the museum's stairs.
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You get long the good names in the space, the Amazons of the world, and you go short all the names we just saw.
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The International Astronomical Union (IAU) gives names to planets, and luckily for us, the organization has already preselected the names that meet its standards.
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Between their names and the names of the families that put them there, there are, you realize, thousands of New Yorkers in the park.
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The FTC said intruders used the access key to download from Uber's cloud storage unencrypted files containing more than 25 million names and email addresses, 22 million names and mobile phone numbers, and 600,000 names and driver's license numbers of U.S. Uber drivers and riders.
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To your point about unborn children with ethnic names having higher chances of being "teased unmercifully" for their "unusual names," I have to ask: Why aren't you suggesting that instead parents should raise children who don't bully and tease children because of their names?
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He then created counterfeit identity documents in their names, affixing his photograph to the ones with male names, and a photograph of a female murder victim whose image had been published in press accounts for the identity documents that had female names, prosecutors said.
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In a more recent 2015 study, researchers tested participants on the associations they make with "black-sounding names," like DeShawn and Jamal, and "white-sounding names," like Connor and Garrett — finding that participants tended to associate the black-sounding names with larger, more violent people.
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The fountain will have the names of the nine victims etched onto it, and water will gently flow over those names, according to memorial plans.
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"Over the years, writing customer names on cups and calling out their names has been a fun ritual in our stores," a Starbucks spokesperson said.
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Motherboard has been unable to confirm if these names identify CIA officials under their real identity, if they correspond to cover names, or other individuals.
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For example, a language processing algorithm was recently found to rate white names as more "pleasant" than black names, mirroring earlier psychology experiments on humans.
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"[whisperin after cheering loudly] I'm having trouble understanding how sir carter and rumi are the names of 2 people whose last names carter," KeswickThunder tweeted.
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Job applicants with white-sounding names are 50% more likely to get called back for an interview than similarly qualified applicants with black-sounding names.
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Buyers also commonly fill out L.L.C. formation papers using the names of lawyers or other place holders, often called "nominees," instead of their own names.
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Then, the two decided to "name some names," taking aim at each of the biggest names who fell from grace over the past several months.
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Hackers stole personal information, including names and driver's license numbers of around 600,000 drivers in the U.S., rider names, email addresses and mobile phone numbers.
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In today's demo, Spataro showed me how you will soon be able to tag a list of company names as — well — company names, for example.
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"I said I wanted the names of my children tattooed on me and I gave the artist their names," she said, according to The Independent .
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A report from Bloomberg at the end of August indicated that the people behind the names struggled to come up with names that would work.
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Indeed, the above names are the lowest-beta stocks in the S&P 500, once the index's smallest and most yield-sensitive names are excluded.
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"We do not ban the usage of brand names, although we do strive to ensure that trademarks, intellectual property, or brand names are used properly."
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The discoverers of the elements were invited to propose the names, and now a public review of the names begins, expiring on November 8, 2016.
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The names of climate change deniers could be carved into the sculpture deeply enough that it would take some time for their names to disappear.
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Walton did not reveal the names of the victims on Friday, saying those names will not be released until later Friday or perhaps even Saturday.
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Using the news and information service's proprietary model, the names are ranked by short interest ratio, while the top 50 names picked as index constituents.
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The Santa Barbara County Coroner's Office confirmed the names of 284 people last week, while the names of three others were released in multiple reports.
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If people find their names on it, Honea said, or names of loved ones they know are safe, they're asked to call the sheriff's office.
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The exposed data was limited to first names, last names, and in some instances dates of birth as well as email addresses, the company said.
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When assigned to research her family's ancestry, she presented not the names of distant gentry, but the names of slaves owned by her great-grandparents.
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Sheriff and Coroner Kory Honea urged those who see their own names or the names of loved ones found safe to contact the sheriff's office.
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Names of Americans caught communicating with monitored foreign targets must be "masked," or hidden within government agencies, so the names cannot be misused or shared.
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Me and two friends doctored press clippings—X-acto-knifing our names where the actual reporter's names went—and submitted a proposal for media passes.
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The silent evolution of domain names Verisign recently reported that the number of registered dot-com domain names exceeded 128 million for the first time.
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These would require performers to reveal their legal names and home addresses, raising privacy concerns for workers who often choose to go by stage names.
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But the restaurant critic operates anonymously, eating in restaurants under fake names and paying for the meals using credit cards that match those fake names.
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Jeb Hensarling (Texas) and lots and lots of other conservatives either floated their own names or watched as their names were floated in the interregnum.
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In Ms. Dickerson's work, the names of young black men recently killed by the police are juxtaposed with the names of the victims from 1967.
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A verbal prodigy, Whisky recognizes names for at least 54 toys as well as the names of different categories of toys, an animal researcher found.
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The crows wrote their names on the sand, and because there was no rising tide — no ocean's clock — their names would possibly never be erased.
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There were also 66 male names beginning with I, J and K (like Isaac, Jim and Kumar) than all the women's names on the list.
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Using common last names and some key volunteers' personal knowledge, the campaign spent well over a week sorting the names into language and religious subgroups.
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The Russians reportedly were attempting to sabotage our systems using simple techniques such as deleting names from voter lists or changing the spelling of names.
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If Trump didn't happen to know the names of any well-qualified interest rate doves, he should have asked someone to bring him some names.
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