Did we mention this list was tough to narrow down?
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I want to stay straight and narrow down the road.
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Keep a mental note 'til you narrow down the culprit.
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"Narrow down on what you value and want," she says.
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"You must narrow down to your inner peace," he offered.
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M: So how do you narrow down your barbecue lineup?
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Scout aims to help customers narrow down their choices more quickly.
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Watch Sarmiento narrow down the selection, and shop his favorites, ahead.
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Watch Brook narrow down the selection, and shop her favorites, ahead.
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There is no good argument to narrow down the choices now.
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But, critics say the analysis didn't narrow down to neighborhood levels.
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Randstad's 2018 salary guide can help you narrow down a figure.
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These details narrow down the model possibilities to one: Type 3.
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The taxonomist of coughs would immediately narrow down the diagnostic possibilities.
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Once we narrow down the field – you will see him shine.
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Peter Weber's Bachelor season kicked off with 30 women, who he will narrow down and narrow down until, hopefully, he ditches them all to find lasting love with Hannah Brown, er, whoever The Bachelor winner is.
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Once you narrow down your perfect size, each package only costs $24.
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Other users can then help confirm, narrow down, or dispute your identification.
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When you turn 30, you start to narrow down what you want.
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Narrow down which email apps you actually use and remove the rest.
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It's difficult to narrow down everything that happened at CES this year.
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Instead, this method could be used to narrow down the possible suspects.
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And I hate when you have to narrow down the creative process.
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Damiani enlisted an American nonprofit research institute to narrow down the number.
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Struggling to narrow down favorites is, of course, a nice problem to have.
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So, in order to narrow down the gems, I use the Bechdel Test.
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It's sure not helping me narrow down my favorite in a stacked field!
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She advised aspiring consultants not to be afraid to narrow down their niche.
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I appreciated that I could narrow down the options with filters like 'Style.
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Mr. Mataroa said the group hoped to narrow down the list by April.
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The findings could help narrow down huge uncertainties about when the ice will vanish.
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After sending your message, the bot will ask you to narrow down your choices.
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Narrow down your search to the specific model and SKU number of the item.
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The aquarium was awaiting further test results to narrow down the cause of death.
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To narrow down the options, Insider spoke to Philadelphia-based interior designer Lauren White.
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The price bar graph is a quick way to narrow down when to go.
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On the following screen, you add more information to help narrow down the results.
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"This op-ed for me, helped narrow down my choices," Turner said to CNN.
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Narrow down what you really want to watch and brace for a rental fee.
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Beginning roughly in the 1960s, American winemakers began to narrow down their preferred varieties.
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The process is designed to narrow down where trustbusters may want to look more closely.
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RANCHOS PALOS VERDES, California — Elon Musk is starting to narrow down his Mars mission plan.
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Rather than picking cannabinoids to study at random, Jagannathan's approach helps narrow down exciting candidates.
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Investors also seemed drawn to startups offering tools to narrow down and simplify dating options.
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They were able to narrow down the landing site from more than 60 possible options.
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It can tell you what restaurants are nearby and help your narrow down your preferences.
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This will help narrow down the type of rewards card that's best for your habits.
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It doesn't solve crimes on its own, but helps investigators narrow down lists of suspects.
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Looking back at 2017, could you narrow down any work that you're particularly proud of?
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With tons of great sneakers on the market, it's hard to narrow down your options.
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I also narrow down the conferences I want to attend and update my work calendar.
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On every app I used, the task was to sift, to narrow down, to eliminate.
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At a certain stage they begin to notice meaningful overlap and narrow down the choices.
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And eventually, they might be able to narrow down potential home systems for this rock.
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You could do a ton of research on the topic, and narrow down your options.
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"It was challenging at first to narrow down the scope of my search," said Teixeira.
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The company noted that such technologies are used to narrow down results, rather than make arrests.
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As the day progressed, however, trackers managed to slowly narrow down where the station would fall.
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Military and intelligence officials are now working through that data to narrow down a possible location.
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You could be a little confused and reluctant to narrow down the players on your field.
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Ahead, Vronsky helps us narrow down seven things criminologists understand about these intriguing — yet chilling — figures.
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There's still a ways to go to narrow down the exact answer, but they're getting there.
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If you're looking for your next job, recommendations from peers might help narrow down good options.
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CDC reaches out to the states, who narrow down what activities the sick people have done.
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They are likely to try to narrow down their options in another ballot on April 1st.
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Today, Pinterest is introducing its answer: a way to narrow down beauty searches by skin tone.
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Then they had to narrow down the type of chordate to which it was most similar.
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Investigators are also using the snapshot internally to narrow down lists of suspects and prioritize tips.
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Some narrow down to mere cracks, which you can try to squeeze through at your hazard.
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Narrow down your field of workGoogle "work from home" and you'll get billions — seriously — of results.
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Our original plan was to make the units of time narrow down to an AHA MOMENT.
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The filters can be used in combination, helping you to narrow down searches as you go.
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They can manipulate field conditions to narrow down the spurs to animal movement and foraging choices.
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Instead, narrow down the most important things in all of your inboxes and focus on that.
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We want a list of articles that contain each shingle so we can narrow down our options.
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In the simulation, they narrow down the width of the asteroid to between 21 to 2080 feet.
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However, police are still trying to narrow down the timeline in order to determine how Linneman survived.
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Click one and the results will narrow down its images to that specific range of skin tones.
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In order to help narrow down your search, we teamed up with the beauty mavens at Sephora.
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Data and insights that can be used to narrow down marketing efforts and make lots of money.
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Check out the promo below: It's not an easy guess — though we can narrow down the suspects.
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Creating methods to narrow down the "need to know" helps me cut out some of the noise.
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Ideally, this in turn allows your "personal shopper" to further understand and narrow down your style preferences.
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Finally, the FBI should attempt to narrow down the time frame during which the alleged attack occurred.
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Students then narrow down their options, and each shares the top two issues that really trouble them.
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Long story short ... Tyron says he's winning the fight -- but he's helping us narrow down the round.
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With hotels, the company allows you to narrow down your selection by hotel rating, or view recommended neighborhoods.
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In theory, this would help customers narrow down the locations they have to search for their lost earbud.
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You remind him of all the choices he once had and now he gets to narrow down yours.
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You can also say "only the Daniel Craig ones" to narrow down a search to Craig's best work.
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Based on the patient's unique desires, Steinauer will narrow down the available options, and they'll begin from there.
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Lawmakers plan to take control of parliamentary business again on April 1 to further narrow down the options.
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To help you narrow down the options, we rounded up nine of our favorite fiber-optic Christmas trees.
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It asks you a series of questions to narrow down what you're looking for — Men's or Women's items?
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Early in the process, employers are looking for any signal that helps narrow down their list of options.
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To help you narrow down your options, we found the best pairs of yoga pants you can buy.
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Thus, a spectrum would tell us the nature of the occulter, and this would greatly narrow down models.
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In fact, sometimes you have to go straight to the buyers to narrow down the selection like a pro.
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This allowed them to narrow down the 83 genetic variants that seemed to be influencing height in some way.
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There are so many options in the hue, it's a little bit hard to narrow down to your favorites.
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With so many options out there, it can be hard to narrow down the market to find The One.
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So, when it came time to narrow down silhouettes, she felt "cozy and comfy" was the way to go.
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We had to make a decision as to how to narrow down the choices and which ones to visit.
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But if we had to narrow down the selection to only 50, these are the gifts we would choose.
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Once you narrow down each individual Chris' best film, all the actors will have representation in the final four.
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During the surgery, the team did extensive testing on the exposed brain tissue to further narrow down the location.
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How did you narrow down the plant extracts to be the chosen ones for your final range of aromas?
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"When viewers learn about a product, it might help them narrow down their decision before they purchase," she says.
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I told my friend about Trump Jr.'s trip, and asked her to help me narrow down his location.
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We worked with Mayer to help narrow down the testing pool for our guide to board games for kids.
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First, make a list of everything you want in your RV; that will help you narrow down the options.
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The company has an app that helps high school students identify our interests and narrow down our college choices.
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During a typical consultation, Wegman and the team at Ring Concierge are trying to narrow down the client's preferences.
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You can then further narrow down what you're looking for by style, department or size type, and view images.
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The word list, it seems, acts as a cheat sheet that helps test subjects unconsciously narrow down the possibilities.
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Try the Medicare Plan Finder, an online wizard from the government that helps you narrow down your selection of plans.
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To help you narrow down to the bare essentials, we've found 11 must-pack pieces you can find on Jet.com.
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Other times, Uber was able to successfully narrow down the amount of data it is being forced to hand over.
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To do so, its team of judges has to narrow down the 267 architectural projects that made the 2019 longlist.
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It helps me narrow down exactly where my purchases were made, so that I can track my spending more effectively.
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For instance, Mahoney says everyone wants to go to Italy, but picking interests will narrow down the places to visit.
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That has helped police to narrow down the list of suspects to a much smaller number and allow targeted investigations.
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To help you narrow down the store's offerings, Insider spoke to interior designer Christine Haught, owner of Christine Haught, Ltd.
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We relied on a mix of our own reporting, nominations from readers, and industry experts to narrow down the finalists.
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"If you can narrow down your sense of need," he said, "you can buy yourself an incredible amount of freedom."
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It also created a 25-question quiz to help narrow down which locations might be a good match for vacationers.
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The AI may know, based on earlier interactions, that the best way to narrow down that selection is by price.
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What I want is to reasonably narrow down the area of the problem so I can find a better answer.
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To narrow down your search, the first rule of thumb is to assess the ambient light in your living room.
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The party plans to narrow down the ballot this week and complete the election process by the end of July.
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Before downloading iNaturalist, Google helped me narrow down the flower's identity: wild carrot (Daucus carota) or poison hemlock (Conium maculatum).
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Joe Biden, front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, is starting to narrow down his list of potential running mates.
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So you can use those to help narrow down your matches and find whatever it is that you're looking for.
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Recently, the group helped me narrow down my 2020 revenue target areas from 10 disparate ideas to three targeted approaches.
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Still, she manages to narrow down a recent favorite, from the opening night of Butler's Broadway debut in The Iceman Cometh.
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The only way to narrow down the possibilities is to observe the star in real time as the dimming is happening.
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But how that change will occur and what's causing the violence is something difficult to narrow down to one definitive explanation.
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For example, expert listeners can narrow down the home region, age, gender, emotion and maybe infer something about a speaker's education.
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For starters, there are comprehensive lists such as the "10 Most Affordable Cars of 2016" to narrow down your next ride.
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Law enforcement tried to narrow down the part of the country where the shoes were sold, however, but came up empty.
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It's important to narrow down your focus on things you want to cook at home in order to stock your pantry.
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Well, with the help of this truly awesome Netflix hack, you can narrow down genres to their most hyper-specific subgenres.
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Though Palmer amaranth has also appeared in conservation plantings in other states, it has been hard to narrow down the source.
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Similarly unpromising is any attempt to narrow down who might qualify as a "senior administration official" — an infamously vague reporting term.
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In between, you'll find some useful filters to help you narrow down your search: activity type, distance, difficulty, and so on.
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The SAT was created by The College Board 93 years ago to provide colleges with a metric to narrow down applicants.
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All of these abilities help the robots like Max narrow down the source of contamination and what to do with it.
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Every couple's must-haves are different, but for a smaller wedding with a teensy budget, you should narrow down the essentials.
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Trump said that he would consult with the conservative Heritage Foundation to help him narrow down a list of potential candidates.
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Click "More filters" at the top to further narrow down your results by filters, such as type of home and price.
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Having a goal in mind can help narrow down the wide field of choices you have when picking a savings account.
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The two agencies have been unable to narrow down the type of vaping products that are causing the severe lung illnesses.
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While he was identified by his fingerprints, police say the medical examiner could not help detectives narrow down when he died.
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You can also narrow down by where you want to give: here's a list of San Francisco-specific charities, for instance.
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They narrow down the top candidates for the vaccine to the three or four influenza strains most likely to make people sick.
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" If you're looking for gifts for kids 8-12, you can narrow down the search by selecting "building toys" or "super heroes.
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The results would supposedly not only confirm someone's ancestry, but narrow down which tribes of the First Nations community they belonged to.
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To narrow down the races currently deemed most likely to change party control, let's be conservative and set the bar pretty high.
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You can just ask Siri "Find me shows in 4K" or "Find me movies in 643K" to help narrow down your results.
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It's only after you narrow down your options this much that you probably even consider the shape of your stone of choice.
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If we had a distinct fingerprint in mind, that could greatly narrow down the fields of view our telescopes have to scour.
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"You're always going to have some uncertainty, but they've really been able to narrow down a fair amount of that," she says.
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In contrast, we can use our intelligent minds to narrow down the search and then try out targeted possibilities in our minds.
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You can use the same trick but with a specific circle name—so circle:friends for instance—to narrow down the filter further.
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But this will help you narrow down which of the three brothers you should run away with, should you receive the opportunity.
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To help you narrow down the multitude of Riverdale Halloween costumes at your disposal, we picked the best possible ones out there.
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RR: This is a hard one to narrow down, but it's a tie with John Waters' Cry Baby Cohen Brothers' Raising Arizona.
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Use the tabs at the top of the dialog to narrow down your search results (Apps, Documents, Web), if you need to.
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If you're at a loss for what exactly to do, a built-in Bing search can help you narrow down the options.
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But the apps aren't supposed to reveal a user's actual location, or allow another user to narrow down where they might be.
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We swatched all five shades of this highlighting fluid on light and dark skin to help us narrow down our best match.
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"Right now, we are hoping to narrow down exactly where they were and at what time," Highway Patrol spokesman Andrew Barclay said.
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He did so much with his time on the planet, it's hard to narrow down even a favorite decade of his work.
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That can make it difficult to narrow down your award searches or parse out which flights to look for in the results.
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They then developed an algorithm that analyzes specific protein and genetic mutations to help narrow down the body location of the cancers.
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We've taken the stress out of it by creating a handy quiz to help you narrow down what, exactly, you're looking for.
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To help you narrow down your spooky made-for-TV selections, Insider ranked the seasonal DCOMS using audience reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.
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He's just trying to narrow down his investment universe to get a better idea of where to allocate his money most efficiently.
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Start your job search by looking through some of the options to narrow down the area in which you'd like to work.
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To narrow down the selections, I picked books that parse process and offer wisdom about creativity from a wide variety of perspectives.
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The sports leagues they are in are bracketed in the clue in order to help solvers narrow down the possible team names.
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But by using GEDMatch, genetic genealogists work to build out an extended family tree to narrow down the list of possible suspects.
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To help narrow down your search, look up the exact product name and the original designer of the item you're hunting for. 3.
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Illustration: NASA/JPL-CaltechThe selection process began with a list containing dozens of potential sites, followed by workshops to narrow down the candidates.
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Determine how much you want (and can afford) to spend on a TV and you'll be able to narrow down your options considerably.
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Artist rendering of red "hair tag" The proposal's goal is to narrow down the option for how the redhead emoji would be implemented.
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They were able to narrow down the search for victims with DNA samples from family members of the missing in California, he said.
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"The investigating commission urged the carmakers during meetings to take measures to narrow down the use of the thermal window," the source said.
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Galecki, 43, said he would miss "the people" the most and admitted that it would be "impossible" to narrow down a favorite memory.
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Now, they want to observe even more transits of the TRAPPIST-1 planets to narrow down more precisely what their atmospheres are like.
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Using this new feature, renters can also compare the average rental prices around different stations to help narrow down their search even more.
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The testing was able to narrow down the suspects in the case to Miller and his brother on July 2, the affidavit says.
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Clarkson is still doing Kellyoke every day, so it was nearly impossible to narrow down the list, especially considering how talented she is.
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"This work allows us to narrow down the best places to search for life," lead author of the study Dr. Paul Rimmer says.
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In the meantime, we decided against asking a friend or family member, and explored various cryobank websites to narrow down our sperm search.
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Its bots serve up news, lets users narrow down on topics, and even just ask questions about items or people in the news.
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Parabon then worked with those matches — which can include distant relatives — to construct a family tree that helped officials narrow down their search.
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But if a vaping-related injury is suspected in a patient, looking for macrophages could help narrow down the cause and optimize treatment.
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Even with more triaging, Taft could only narrow down the list to more than 10,000 variants that were possibly linked to Massimo's disease.
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Not only will this help you narrow down the number of applications you send out —it will help ensure long-term career satisfaction.
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We investigated their websites and reviews to narrow down the field, and found two of the brokers had consistent positive customer service reviews.
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The primaries will narrow down crowded Democratic and Republican fields to determine which two candidates will go to a runoff on May 25.
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They've given me free reign, which is a good problem to have, but it makes it so hard for me to narrow down ideas.
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So it was with great seriousness and deliberate scrolling that we combed through the 120-piece collection to narrow down our top 15 faves.
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To help you narrow down your shopping scope, we're focusing our attention on the one genre of clothing that women struggle with most: workwear.
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Once they figured out it was the Mandalay Bay hotel, officers then had to narrow down the floor from which the shooting was originating.
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But too often, new discoveries make claims that try to narrow down the possibilities for his inspiration and his ideas, rather than broaden them.
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To help you narrow down your options this Halloween season, we've selected a few films that are perfect for particular circumstances and cinematic needs.
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In general, you can narrow down the problem to one of three key issues: A software glitch is preventing the screen from coming on.
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Flix Roulette is a website that gives you a randomly-generated title to watch on Netflix, with multiple options to narrow down your results.
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And we medical detectives, like those on the TV show "House," are driven to narrow down the possibilities until we arrive at an answer.
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Although debt should only be one factor in deciding what college you'll attend, the findings can help you narrow down where you should study.
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This will help narrow down what size fits best for your room or whether you need a portable speaker model with an integrated battery.
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" But he added: "Some sources are so scared that they don't want to have any type of description that would narrow down the search.
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To narrow down the search results to only printable public domain books, click "Any Books" above the search results and click "Free Google eBooks."
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Police wanted to review this information, narrow down their list, and then request user names, birth dates, and other identifying information regarding the phones' owners.
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If you're getting too many hits to wade through, click All filters to narrow down your choices by job type, experience needed, industry, and location.
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But with more data and more number-crunching capabilities, Bar-Yam's institute has been able to narrow down the causes of crises in many cases.
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So while I'm probably not qualified to tell you exactly when you should get back to someone, I can help you narrow down your options.
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After several days of suggestions, the zoo will narrow down the submissions to the top ten names, from which fans will be able to choose.
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So, to narrow down the best of the best, I put on a full face of waterproof makeup and headed out for a beach day.
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This breakdown of the best makeup primers I've personally tested will help you narrow down the sea of options to find your one perfect pick.
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The company also reiterated an earlier statement that the results are intended to be used to narrow down results, rather than lead directly to arrests.
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Because the front curve is symmetrically matched by a rear-glass curve, the sides of the Mate 20 Pro narrow down almost to a point.
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That person better hope they weren't scheduled for a drug test by the government, because that would really narrow down the list of potential perpetrators.
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To narrow down the list of suspects, during the thirteenth Dragon flight, engineers positioned the solar arrays so that their edges faced the Space Station.
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Investigators traced the IP address to an internet cafe called E Netzone in Hyderabad and were able to narrow down the email to eight people.
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Pressing these two keys simultaneously lets you narrow down your inquiries even further by easily allowing you to search for a specific word or phrase.
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I feel like in many ways American society—and New York is a reflection of that—starts to narrow down possibility by being less punk.
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It is difficult to narrow down Trump's popularity to any one issue, but there is no sign that he has suffered for this foreign policy.
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Hosted by comedian Sherri Shepherd, Match featured former NFL player Stevie Baggs, who had to narrow down a bevy of 18 contestants to just one.
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Justin Cowart, a graduate student in geosciences at Stony Brook University in New York who spotted the flash, managed to narrow down the impact location.
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The CDC has ruled out an infectious disease as the cause, but are still working to narrow down the possible cause and verify the cases.
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For the next hour, we drove through neighborhoods, trying to find additional listening points that could help narrow down the whereabouts of the lion family.
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Dr. Mass's team was able to narrow down Munch's paint choices using his paint tubes, some 1,400 of which are held by the Munch Museum.
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The U.S. Trade Representative is expected to move quickly to narrow down a preliminary list of goods in line for tariffs, two U.S. sources said.
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"But then they stopped returning our phone calls, wouldn't pick up the phone, wouldn't help us narrow down the time they were there," Lyon said.
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Online breed selector guides can help narrow down which breeds might be right for your home and give some basic ideas about their typical traits.
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Vampire facials aren't all that new, but you can pretty much narrow down their popularity in the past few years to one woman: Kim Kardashian.
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With so many different areas of the world touting vastly different cuisines, it can be hard to narrow down where to take your tastebuds to next.
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I was then able to narrow down the potential dates pretty quickly and searched YouTube for news conferences in the Roosevelt Room until I struck gold.
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The app's latest update includes a new "Lookalikes" section where you can narrow down the profiles you see based on which users share a celeb doppelgänger.
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At Cal State LA, the number of unvaccinated people who might have come in contact with the disease could be higher and harder to narrow down.
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Debuting today on Facebook Messenger, this bot is aimed at helping consumers narrow down the best deals from eBay's over a billion listings, the company says.
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Many brands try to create foundation and concealer shade options for each undertone, so knowing which category you fall into helps narrow down all the options.
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As people who spend way too much time combing through Vogue Runway, we always narrow down a season's worth of collections to a few favorite pieces.
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A tour guide would narrow down the location of Williams's body only to several shiny metal containers, which Mr. Carhart promptly photographed with the Hall Ball.
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If you're already on the road, Bourdain offers a simple test to narrow down the places that know what they're doing from the ones that don't.
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We looked at hundreds of reviews, consulted other moms, and used personal experience to narrow down the list to the best baby swaddles you can buy.
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To identify the women, detectives used a profile from the Office of the Medical Examiner to narrow down their search to eight missing women, officials said.
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To form this power list, Business Insider relied on a mix of our own reporting, nominations from readers, and industry experts to narrow down the finalists.
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Next, the scientists will begin to isolate individual elements within extracts from the worms, in an attempt to narrow down the chemical breaking the plastic's bonds.
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We've come a long way these past ten years and it was tough to narrow down all of the best tech products to a short list.
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Diseases detectives at the agencies along with state partners were able to narrow down the outbreak to an agricultural water reservoir on an Adam Bros, Inc.
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The anonymous representative noted that they really had to narrow down the gravestones from "a diverse selection of things Trump fucked up" in the last year.
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The bottom line: Researchers are working to narrow down the still wide range of possible biological causes of this disease, with a big boost in available resources.
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He points to an infected individual who exposed people at a Target and who later stopped helping the investigators narrow down when the exposure might have happened.
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The bottom line is to make sure you fully read and understand any agreement before signing; and try to narrow down the scope as much as possible.
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While Fletcher said her guest list is done, the Cash Pad star is still trying to narrow down who he wants to see on their big day.
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The idea is that Fluid can be used to quickly narrow down the location of any water losses, allowing operators using geophones to pinpoint the exact site.
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Answering these questions will help you narrow down your list of possible social networks since you'll focus on the networks that will help you accomplish your objectives.
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The American country trio sat down with PEOPLE Now to narrow down their favorites and revealed which songs they never get sick of playing at their concerts.
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She spent a year working with her dad to further understand value investing and narrow down which companies she wanted to buy into for the long-term.
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To help narrow down your choices, I enlisted the help of my family to try five popular hot dog brands and see which one we liked best.
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Using the latest iOS system available might fix the invalid SIM problem, and if not at least it helps to narrow down the causes of the issue.
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That volume can be great for offering vast selection, but it also makes it harder to narrow down an individual store's items available for same-day pickup.
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Francesco d'Errico, the study's second author, says the team is pursuing multiple leads to narrow down what motivated early humans at Blombos Cave to draw this pattern.
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Sometimes controllers have difficulty charging directly from the PS4, but this method can also help you narrow down the reasons that your controller may not be charging.
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By counting numbers of mentions, adjusting for relative ranking, and weighting for the medium's reputation and any intriguing idiosyncrasies, we narrow down the reputed 28 to ten.
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An upcoming Japanese observatory, the Kamioka Gravitational-wave Detector (KAGRA), will also help scientists narrow down the source of gravitational waves to smaller points in the sky.
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Lighthizer held dozens of meetings on the Hill to narrow down the list of concerns from Democrats on everything ranging from seasonal produce to duty-free thresholds.
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I imagine that there are plenty of solvers who have this in their cupboard, but it takes some thought to narrow down Kellogg's cereals, which are legion.
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"Having experienced everything you don't want in a partner over time, it starts to narrow down to what you actually do want," she said during the interview.
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"Those pings, those signals, are able to narrow down where that particular equipment -- whatever is transmitting -- to a focus area," a spokeswoman for the Joint Information Center said.
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As the number of women continues to narrow down, they're opening up to Bachelor Colton Underwood and letting him get to know the deeper sides of their personalities.
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It was pretty hard to narrow down, but we've rounded up some of our favorites from the collection — click through to take your own trip back in time.
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To help narrow down the options, I visited IHOP and tried all of its current pancake menu items, ranking them from my least favorite to my most favorite.
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Companies are continuing to narrow down the bezels around their flagship phones' screens, and Sony's long-used design includes some very prominent portions above and below the display.
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As a first step, the Bundeskartellamt says it intends to hold discussions with industry players to gather viewpoints and aim to narrow down the scope of its probe.
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With so many businesses decking the halls with Christmas-themed bells and whistles, it can be difficult to narrow down the places that are actually worth your time.
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You can't narrow down your options to save your life, so you put off the purchase and deal with your current furniture that you hate with a passion.
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The app will also now help you narrow down searches thanks to a robust filtering system that lets you click on tags by genre, mood, decade, and more.
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To narrow down where Midnight would fall amid all that land, Wrote Trips reminds us the town is also 30 miles from the northern city of Lubbock, Texas.
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Narrow down your list to one or two cards offering generous rewards, then ask for a complete list of perks to pick the card with the coolest offerings.
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That it originates from apps with daily notifications means it's not affecting everyone — but it also makes it pretty hard to narrow down the list of impacted apps.
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"It is important to know why ELT has not worked as it could have helped narrow down the location of the plane," Bargotra told reporters in New Delhi.
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If all's well in 2 months, they will put him back up for adoption, but she says they'll likely add a few questions to narrow down prospective candidates.
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TECH TIP With thousands of potential pictographs to add to text messages and other communications, some people may be looking for a way to narrow down the choices.
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In order to observe the transit and narrow down the time when the planet would pass in front of the star, it would need to be monitored continuously.
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I hope these principles will help you narrow down the torrent of choices as you browse for that perfect something to get that perfect someone in your life.
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What's next: Enceladus: The Cassini mission is winding down this year, but researchers would like to confirm existence of phosphorous and sulfur and narrow down the pH on Enceladus.
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Thanks to a "naturals" section as well as a useful dropdown menu of ingredients you want to remove, you can simply narrow down your search for those healthier items.
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The CDC hasn't implicated any single grower, supplier, distributor, or brand in the outbreak, though it did narrow down the contaminated lettuce's likely origin to the Yuma, Arizona region.
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Physicists, engineers and technicians at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology hope the 200-metric ton (220-ton) device will narrow down or even pinpoint the actual mass of neutrinos.
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Then there are all the apps that are subsets of programming — Viacom's Noggin, Sesame Street Go, PBS Kids, the Nick app — that further narrow down offerings based on genre.
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The technique is called "geographic profiling," and it's typically used by criminologists to narrow down the possible list of locations in which a repeat offender is likely to reside.
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To help you narrow down your choices, we've rounded up a few soothing podcasts that will help you de-stress, or even learn more about yourself and your emotions.
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But its measurements of the faint speck wiggling on the sky promises to narrow down the multiple options of what's causing Sagittarius A* to flicker in the first place.
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At a sprawling and busy investigation like the one in Bucks County, the ability of a dog to narrow down the search to one area can be hugely valuable.
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London has a bustling food scene and a variety of restaurants so to help narrow down the options, INSIDER asked some chefs about their favorite places to eat there.
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To narrow down on the exact locations where women seem to thrive the most, personal finance site SmartAsset released its list of Cities Where Women are the Most Successful.
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In fact, Yelp's machine learning will read what you're typing as you request a quote to narrow down service providers to those who will more likely fill your request.
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An expert from NecroSearch International, which assists law enforcement agencies in searching for human remains, helped the Woodland Police Department narrow down the search area for Berreth, Adams said.
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But as Democrats narrow down their array of personalities and preferences, I think Trump's path to a second term has far more to do with him than with them.
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To help narrow down which meatless turkey alternatives are worth trotting out for your Thanksgiving dinner this year, we asked real vegans and vegetarians which brands they like best.
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Many financial planners and advisers specialize in one area, such as wealth management or retirement planning, so specifying what you&aposre looking for will help narrow down your prospects.
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The site surveyed 1,000 users, all of whom met on the site within two months of joining, to try and narrow down how they scored a relationship within that timeframe.
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Helen spoke to 40/29 News and said that the search crew's success in being able to narrow down the area where the men were hunting has kept her positive.
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While the Golden State Killer didn't have a profile, law enforcement did find the DNA matches of relatives, which was enough to narrow down the suspects and make an arrest.
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That means, if you or your partner are having consistent reactions to condoms (even mild ones), it's worth checking in with your gyno to help you narrow down the issue.
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Ahead of the primaries, Tinder helped you narrow down the wider range of candidates, so you could pick between Bernie or Hillary, for example, or Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.
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Google's newer filter buttons can also be used with the ads, allowing customers to narrow down what they're looking for and then be directed to a retailer who sells them.
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Groups of 10 were scheduled to gather in the courtroom for questioning until attorneys narrow down the field to 70 for the next stage of the selection process, WACH said.
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Each report had to narrow down the population of non-permanent residents or citizens to come up with the number of undocumented workers who were actually paying into Social Security.
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While we're accustomed to overflowing our online cart as a holding spot for everything we're itching to buy, we're not above looking for other options to narrow down our search.
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To help you narrow down your choices down to some doable options, we picked out all the best badass female characters you could actually dress up as this October 31.
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Deal breakers can be pragmatic, because they help you narrow down what it is you find important in a partner, but they can also be a complete waste of time.
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LSU Eunice also offers advising services for undecided students to help them narrow down what they want so they can concentrate on working toward their degree and making a transfer.
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How To Stop & Prevent The Breakouts If you're breaking out in the telltale places mentioned above, it's best to stow your shampoo until you can narrow down the offending product.
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The search area is about 19863 acres, but authorities are working to narrow down potential dig sites, said Matt Krupa, supervisory senior resident agent in the FBI's Macomb County office.
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Aides said they do not expect draft legislative text to be available then, but said the presentation of options will help narrow down final decisions and move toward that stage.
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After sending out a request to 25 different technology artists and studios, META had to narrow down a list of 30 different proposals to a group of seven finalists. META.
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To find motivated prospects, the agency aggregates user data from its website and pulls from a mix of third-party subscription services to narrow down a list of likely buyers.
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Peach County Sheriff Terry Deese said bushes and sticks found in the grill of Gunn's car the day she was reported missing led investigators to narrow down the search area.
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To form a list of the city's top creators, Business Insider relied on a mix of our own reporting, nominations from readers, and industry experts to narrow down the finalists.
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The seller managed to narrow down a location because the iron Lenin bears the mark of sculptor Vladimir Kyn, who apparently made four similar statues in four different Czech cities.
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TestFit's primary users are actually developers of multifamily, and the product is meant to narrow down their options before they bring in an architect to actually flesh out the full design.
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Make use of Slack's advanced search operatorsAs with your regular search engine of choice, you can use operators to narrow down your searches in Slack (very helpful for those busier channels).
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The tool will also let managers sort candidates by location, like "programming in Boston," to narrow down prospective employees based on their skills and location, not for the exact job title.
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In an effort to help narrow down your options, we put together a list of 18 limited-edition products that'll keep you in the spirit long after the snow has melted.
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The IRS recently launched its new tax withholding estimator, a tool that aims to help filers narrow down the amount of federal income tax they should have pulled from their paychecks.
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One of the initial problems encountered in this latest research was the lack of an established dataset, with the need to narrow down what could be defined as a school shooting.
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Since it's unlikely that suspects would furnish their own DNA to a private company, investigators instead tried to find near-matches among family members to narrow down the circle of suspects.
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Knowing the answer to these types of questions will help you narrow down your choices in order to best help you identify if a rewards credit card is good for you.
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What seems like a great bazaar from a distance can become a much more focused and private experience up close, especially when you narrow down your search to a single genre.
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To help narrow down the options, Insider spoke to New York City-based interior designer Megan Hopp to find out some of the best seasonal items to pick up at Walmart.
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In a time where streaming services allow you to pick from a seemingly unlimited movie selection, it can be hard to narrow down the stuff you actually want to sit through.
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According to the report, the task force team will also help the administration narrow down the meaning of the word "infrastructure" in order to focus on specific programs targeted by Trump.
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If I were to narrow down the differences between SoulCycle and other indoor cycling classes, the two things that stand out are the equipment — specifically the bikes themselves — and the instructors.
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We've already done the research to help narrow down the best food processors you can buy from small apartment-friendly food processors to heavy-duty professional-grade units for serious cooks.
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In Spring's case, the chatbot will ask Messenger users a series of multiple-choice questions that narrow down their shopping search by filters such as gender, type of clothing and price.
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Which is why more and more drug developers are turning to computers and artificial intelligence to narrow down the list of potential drug molecules—saving time and money on those downstream tests.
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It will probably be easier to narrow down which parts of the brain or which genes play into magnetosensing because the moths' brains are so much simpler than bird or turtle brains.
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Where we love the global fast-fashion retailer, it feels near impossible to narrow down its overzealous amount of product, especially when its pro styling team makes everything look so Insta-worthy.
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Then it becomes a process of elimination as they narrow down those molecules to ones that not only create the results they want, but are also suitable for animal and human studies.
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To help you narrow down your shopping list and snag the best deals, here are the five types of products that experts believe will rack up the deepest discounts during Prime Day.
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"Studies show we spend hours researching our trips online — just to cut through the noise, narrow down our choices and build up enough confidence to book," says Jochem Wijnands, CEO at TRVL.
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It can be tough to pick just one pair, but you can narrow down your selection by virtually trying on the styles through the brand&aposs website before you make a purchase.
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Assuming she did not try all combinations, and was relying on tactile feedback to narrow down which numbers were actually possible, her success probably depended on the brand being more cheaply manufactured.
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Thanks to radiocarbon dating — a technique that uses the properties of carbon to assign a date to organic materials inside bone — scientists were able to narrow down the timing of the attack.
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Then interview ancillary players such as potential eyewitnesses, friends and family members to determine if anything additional can be learned to narrow down the date, time and location of the alleged events.
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Established by the Affordable Care Act, the Marketplace is available to most US citizens and can help narrow down private health insurance coverage options, and find out whether tax breaks are available.
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People choose to pursue those they have chemistry with, and then, annoyingly, the convention is that women have to wait for men to narrow down the dating pool and ask them out.
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For those who would rather put their dollars toward long-standing activist work, you can look at the list of official partners to narrow down which justice organizations you'd like to support.
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Look for a fiduciary with credentialsYou can easily narrow down your field of potential candidates by simply requiring any professional you work with to serve as your fiduciary 100% of the time.
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But all the bipartisan proposals being floated this week have tried to narrow down immigration talks, not expand them into broad legal immigration reform, a reality the sponsors have also tacitly acknowledged.
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To help the world's largest e-commerce company narrow down its search, CNBC looked at some of the key criteria the online retailer laid out in its pitch to cities and states.
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You answer some basic questions to help the service narrow down the pool of prospective daters, complete compatibility questions to find matches, and then you can review the profiles sent your way.
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Mr. Colson excitedly illustrated on whiteboards how the company's systems can narrow down a broad range of women's pants to a relative few that each individual customer is statistically likely to keep.
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At launch, there are a variety of filters available, including those that will help you narrow down emails by sender, whether or not emails have an attachment, by time frame, and more.
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By studying what kind of songs users in specific swing states were singing, they believe they were able to narrow down the political affiliations of these "schizophrenic states," as Smith puts it.
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Kollar-Kotelly asked the parties to confer on those issues in an attempt to narrow down the number of documents at issue before she has to determine how to address the privilege claims.
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Throughout the book, which is filled with photographs and illustrations, they narrow down and explain the three main components of creativity: bending elements (Frank Gehry's buildings), blending elements (mash-ups), and breaking (Picasso).
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The best one for you probably depends on how widely it's used in your area and what exactly you're selling, so some trial and error might be required to narrow down the choice.
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Here's a trick that's been around for a while but may have passed you by: secret category codes added by Netflix engineers that can help you narrow down your on-demand video choices.
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They think it started around 500 million years after the Big Bang and finished up when the Universe was 1 billion years old — but it's been difficult to narrow down the exact timeline.
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How The Administration Plans To Enact The Change A memo outlining the plan to narrow down the government's definition of gender has been circulating among administration officials since last spring, per the NYT.
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But Researchers at Radboud University in the Netherlands and the University of Birmingham found that by intercepting the wireless signal twice, they could narrow down the possible combinations from billions to just 200,000.
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It's never good when this sort of thing happens, but the good news is that most of the time, it's not hard to narrow down the problem and get your phone working again.
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Prospective jurors from the Denver area were asked if they had ever seen the photo as lawyers began to narrow down the pool of 60 people to eight needed to form the panel.
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By pulling the cord taut, and feeling which numbers feel like they're hitting up against their catch point (on each wheel), you can narrow down the possible combos, and then brute force it.
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So, to help the world's largest e-commerce company narrow down its search, CNBC looked at some of the key criteria the online retailer laid out in its pitch to cities and states.
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Sessions wanted to target these calls in particular because a small enough universe of people had access to the information to allow him to narrow down who leaked the information, the source said.
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Eric Roberge, CFP and founder of Beyond Your Hammock, recommends asking yourself the following four questions: "These questions will help you narrow down the areas that fit with your vision," he tells CNBC.
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The first two rounds of Democratic primary debates have come and gone, and the Democratic primary field will likely narrow down over the next few months with stricter requirements for the September debate.
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Through the "Help & Contact" section on eBay's site, you can narrow down your issue to receive a specific 866 number, which you can call with an accompanying passcode that you'll need to enter.
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Three precincts voted just after midnight in the state's primaries, kicking off a day that could help narrow down a Democratic presidential field that has remained unchanged since last week's troubled Iowa caucuses.
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To help job seekers narrow down their search, job search platform ZipRecruiter used data around job availability, industry diversity, unemployment and earnings to compile a list of the top job markets in 2018.
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The Caribbean has long been a hot spot for cruisers, but with so many regions and islands, it can be difficult to narrow down where you exactly want to go in the Caribbean.
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In addition, investigators used signals from cell phone towers to help narrow down the potential suspects in the area at the time the packages were dropped off, according to a law enforcement official.
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This one was another two-parter like 15A; either side helps narrow down the type of "wrinkles" we're dealing with, the ones people attack with a weapon when they get a LASER PEEL.
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To help you narrow down the best books for improving your relationships and love life, Insider asked researchers who study parenting, sex, consensually non-monogamous relationships, love addiction, and more their top recommendations.
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MAY: The Entire 705 Patent Class The EFF couldn't narrow down this month's award to just one stupid idea, so they gave it to a whole class of them known as 705 patents.
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There are currently 18 known FRBs, but they were all detected by non-specialist radio telescopes that were unable to narrow down their origin to a precise location, according to researchers at McGill University.
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Searching for missing money online is usually the best bet, either by going through the comptroller's website or a more general missing-money website where one can narrow down the location, based on state.
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But planning ahead could help: Shopping experts say you can start to narrow down your shopping list now so you don't miss a great deal or, worse, end up with a ton of returns.
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Sunday afternoon, trackers were able to narrow down the time of the vehicle's reentry to a three- to four-hour window, but pinpointing the place of the fall was always going to be variable.
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To narrow down the places that might be best for you to sell, make sure you're looking at the following: And once you're ready to go, here are a few tips for selling effectively.
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From these displayed results, there's also the option to narrow down what's returned, filtering by parameters like style, instrument, [if it's] a loop or one shot, the tempo of the sample, and the key.
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After sorting out the best of the bunch, the producers then narrow down that group to arrive at a mix that represents a range of ages, races and professions from different parts of Britain.
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Understanding the role these storms played in the origins of life could help scientists narrow down the search for alien organisms on distant worlds, in addition to contextualizing how it arose on our own.
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Extensively developed by the FBI in the years since, profiling has evolved into an at least somewhat scientific approach that seeks to identify character traits of offenders to help police narrow down their searches.
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Though it seemed impossible to narrow down, we rounded up the top 10 songs from 2007 (including some one-hit wonders) that continue to deserve our love and attention, even a decade years later.
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Researchers did not seek to verify that a disappointing report card was the direct cause of instances of documented abuse, or to narrow down the child abuse cases only to students attending public schools.
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The focus of nervous global financial markets will then shift to Washington where the U.S. Trade Representative is expected to move quickly to narrow down a preliminary list of goods in line for tariffs.
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LinkedIn's Recruiter tool, a search engine for hiring managers to find the right candidates for their companies, can narrow down potential candidates based on the keywords on their profile, experience, skill, location, and more.
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While Blue Apron also caters to different needs, it&aposs a bit more difficult to actually narrow down your search by way of specific filters, so HelloFresh is a clear winner in this category.
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Rather than apply to any and every opening you see, it's best to narrow down your search and only apply to the positions that sound most fitting to your skill sets and career goals.
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In fact, there were so many flame-emoji-worthy trends flooding our Instagram feeds this year that, to narrow down our list of the most notable, we had to call in an expert for backup.
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To help you narrow down the options, personal finance and credit card comparison site NerdWallet recently came up with a list of the best credit cards for everyone from small business owners to avid travelers.
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You see one profile at a time and swipe right or left depending on whether or not you're interested, with random profile-building questions thrown in at times to narrow down your pickings even more.
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After announcing another spike in missing people and those found dead in their charred homes, authorities announced that they would be utilizing DNA testing to try and narrow down the ballooning list of missing names.
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It would have been easier if Marina's two matches were related to each other — then I could have looked for where their family trees intersected to narrow down the range of possible branches to explore.
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To help him narrow down his search a bit, we've picked out a few rings from Princess Diana, Queen Elizabeth and other royal family members' collections that we think would make a perfect proposal bauble.
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Leanflix: Leanflix isn't a tool built exclusively for Netflix, but it can help you narrow down your streaming viewing choices based on critic scores, IMDB ratings, year of release, genre, MPAA rating and more besides.
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It's hard to narrow down our favorite food items, especially when we have an entire kitchen filled with them, but these products rise to the top due to their snackability, versatility, and low price point.
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Thankfully, the Golden Globe Awards are airing on Sunday, and along with them comes the chance to narrow down just which of the thousands of shows currently crowding your DVR are worth diving into first.
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Get assistance with the Amazon Gift Finder on the web: Start by specifying the sort of person you're shopping for (their age, for example), then follow the prompts on screen to narrow down the search.
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And to keep you ahead of the ever-expanding tide, we've taken the liberty of highlighting 11 shows premiering this month to help narrow down the options — or expand them, depending on your television ambition.
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Researchers are trying to narrow down the reasons why some patients with aggressive lymphoma cancers respond to treatment better than others — and a new study indicates it has to do with subtypes of tumor genes.
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She helped Kaitlyn Bristowe narrow down her suitors during an appearance on The Bachelorette in 2015, and has joked that she'd even consider taking on the task of dating 25 guys at the same time.
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If you want a lover this impending cuffing season, and you want to find one efficiently (it's cold out there!), our staff astrologer Annabel Gat has helped narrow down the pool based on your needs.
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To help narrow down what's available, we've rounded up five of our favorite multivitamins for women, including a necessities-only pick, the best for women over 40, and a vitamin for those on a budget.
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But in the past year, Paul Holes, an investigator with the Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office, put the Golden State Killer's DNA raw data into GEDMatch to narrow down the list of possible suspects.
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As they continue, more filters appear, allowing the associate to narrow down the tire options based on other factors like in-store availability, special offers, brand, load index, speed rating, mileage warranty and many more options.
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But by reading the magnetically encoded key values of keycards that had been used in the system and looking for patterns in those numbers, they began to narrow down the possible "key space" of possible codes.
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"This will make it easier for returning customers to buy glasses without trying them on, but we're really excited about it as a tool for people to narrow down their home try-on choices," said Collins.
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Jay-Z and the brand were supposed to each pick four arbitrators from AAA's "Large and Complex Cases" database, including the four supplied from the association, and narrow down the list together until both sides agreed.
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Based on pediatric guidelines and Smith's advice, I looked at the latest and most popular models available, spoke with fellow parents, and noted top recommendations on doula and parenting groups to narrow down contenders to test.
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Researchers at the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency have conducted interviews, pored over old maps and scrutinized battle reports to narrow down the places where ground teams would need to dig if joint recovery work resumes.
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It was a real challenge to narrow down the spookiest locations into this top-ten list, but we are heroes here at Motherboard, and we stand by these weird, mind-boggling, and sometimes outright terrifying picks.
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Red areas show places with a higher concentration of sex crimes Users can also choose to narrow down the sensitivity from their location, from a range of 5 km (3.1 miles) to 100 meters (328 feet).
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We&aposve taste-tested plenty of brands to put together our comprehensive buying guide, which you can check out here, but we&aposre also helping narrow down your decision-making process with comparison pieces like this.
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It's important to keep in mind that templates define both the style and functionality of your site, so planning your content in advance and knowing what you want to showcase will help you narrow down your choices.
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Every year, the folks at Neiman Marcus narrow down all the things money can buy — and we mean all the things — to a handful of one-of-a-kind packages you don't simply put a bow on.
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If you're trying to narrow down your selection based on dietary restrictions, you can easily find the Vegetarian section; if you're trying to cook for more people, you can easily navigate over to the four-serving section.
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BROADLY: Looking at the past year, you've done so much—there is the Healing Touch Integral Wellness Center, you also graduated from Whitney ISP—is there anything you could narrow down as what you're most proud of?
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Readers will get the chance to vote to narrow down these 10 dogs to a final three, and the winner from these three will be chosen by PEOPLE, Pedigree and celebrity judges Olivia Munn and LeAnn Rimes.
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So to help you narrow down your options and find that one perfect pair of supersized boots to wait out the winter in, we rounded up 16 pairs of chunky boots to get your feet in now.
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The features allow Amazon Music customers and Alexa to engage in back-and-forth conversations to narrow down playlist options, and will allow users to tell Alexa which songs they like or hate, and have her remember.
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By the end of the qualifying season, EA and FIFA will narrow down the top 128 players of the game (half for PS4 and half for Xbox One) to head to the FIFA 18 Global Series Playoffs.
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But overall, it was way less work to just look at an orange patch and head over to it than to read through travel guides and websites with endless lists of recommendations that you have to narrow down.
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That gave the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department a sense of the suspect's family tree, which they then used to narrow down to DeAngelo's profile — an older, 5-foot-11-inch, white male, with a possible proficiency with firearms.
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Of course, the purpose of the debates was to narrow down the field to find a candidate who can take on the sitting president in the 2020 elections, but who also embodies the values that voters care about.
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It's hard to narrow down my birthing experience to one specific moment, because there is so much to navigate before and after you have a child: who you are as a mother, an individual and so much more.
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First, the bug requires that both the authorized and unauthorized recipient have AAAPI subscriptions for domains that resolve to the same public IP. Already, that would narrow down the number of developers who might receive unauthorized access significantly.
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On Wednesday, cruise reviews website Cruise Critic released its annual Cruisers' Choice Destination Awards based on thousands of customer reviews over the past 12 months to help travelers narrow down their options from people who have been there.
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So we've done the work to narrow down the tens of thousands of possible fusion combinations from the original 151 pokémon roster to find the top 10 best, most powerful creatures this charmingly rudimentary web software can conjure.
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The negotiators are gathered in the Japanese city of Urayasu, Chiba prefecture, for three days of talks that started on Monday to narrow down the terms of the original deal to suspend in order to salvage the pact.
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We've managed to narrow down some options for side-sleepers and people suffering from back pain, but the truth is, the jam-packed mattress market makes for a pretty overwhelming shopping experience when you need a new bed.
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If your PS4 is having trouble connecting to the internet, you might want to narrow down where the problem is right away by determining if the issue is with your PS4 or with your Wi-Fi network. 1.
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" He described a "methodical and time-consuming," multi-state investigation involving several agencies including the FBI, and added, "while we have not found Kelsey at this time, information has been developed to help us narrow down our search.
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Related: VICE News Investigation Finds Signs of Secret Phone Surveillance Across London Police use this data to cross-reference cell phones that were nearby more than one crime scene in order to narrow down a pool of suspects.
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"In the long run, coming out of the COVID/Recession, we would expect improved Brand positioning for TRUP as vets narrow down their choices of insurance providers and Trupanion remains one of their top recommended options," RBC said.
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The focus of nervous global financial markets will then shift to Washington where the U.S. Trade Representative is expected to move quickly to narrow down a preliminary list of goods in line for tariffs, a U.S. source said.
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Its interface looks very similar to that of online shopping apps; there are location filters to narrow down your search, recommendations of popular products and a shopping cart to which to add your desired items – in this case, girls.
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A simple search for "jobs" turns up actual jobs in your area, plus groups and pages advertising jobs, though again the quality varies—use the location and date filters down the left-hand side to narrow down your search.
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You'll be able to choose by device type, brand, specific model, or whatever specification you might need to narrow down your search (you can even search for gadget with the search bar if you don't find it right away).
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All these rules and limitations—at both the FDA and USAN end—narrow down the pool of potential names and disqualify hundreds of thousands of maybe-not-so-ridiculous names that could be a good fit for a medication.
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The decision: Nearly every team that has at least $15 million of cap space Apologies for the cop out, but Redick has too many suitors, each with their own pros and cons, to narrow down and choose just one.
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The two-year college works closely with Western Washington University, a four-year school, to ensure that community college students narrow down their major and identify their transfer destination so that they're ready to pursue a bachelor's degree program.
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Above: Tinder Places, image credit: The Verge In other words, Tinder will be tracking you, as well as giving potential matches the ability to narrow down the parts of the city you frequent – right down to your daily habits.
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"We've decided to narrow down the agenda topics to denuclearising the Korean peninsula, securing permanent peace to ease military tension and new, bold ways to take inter-Korean relations forward," said Im, who is head of the preparation team.
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For example, on the Facebook search results page, use the filters down the left to narrow down results based on place and time—even if the person you're looking for hasn't posted recently, you might uncover some of their older posts.
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By analyzing the structure of the organ with X-ray computed tomography and cross-referencing it with the syrinxes of 12 living birds, Clarke and her co-authors were able to narrow down the properties of the extinct bird's bygone song.
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The specific cocktail of things that trigger headaches is different for everyone, so a specialist can help you narrow down what's going on and pinpoint the factors in your life that may be subtly contributing to your personal brand of headaches.
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There's a lot that goes into getting to know the bears on their mission to pack on the pounds, and it's a tough job to narrow down which of Katmai's more than 2,000 bears will face off in the competition.
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The competition was so stiff that Delphine Arnault, the director and executive vice president of LVMH, actually extended the number of finalists to nine instead of eight because it was so hard for the judges to narrow down their selections.
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"We view the WeatherX app as a free resource to those trying to narrow down their headache triggers," O'Connell said, adding that Cirrus is always looking for opportunities for drug-free solutions to health problems, particularly options that utilize technology.
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Use These Secret Codes to Unlock Netflix's Hidden CategoriesHere's a trick that's been around for a while but may have passed you by: secret category codes added by Netflix engineers that can help you narrow down your on-demand video choices.
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We never get to see just how producers narrow down what feels like an entire nation of women to just a couple dozen contestants, but 25-year-old Margo Boland went through it herself — and lived to tell the tale.
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"We've decided to narrow down the agenda topics to denuclearizing the Korean peninsula, securing permanent peace to ease military tension and new, bold ways to take inter-Korean relations forward," Im, the head of South Korea's summit preparation team, told reporters.
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People working on Trump's White House transition, which is led by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, have been asked by Trump to narrow down those efforts and refocus on the race, the sources, who asked not to be identified, said Tuesday.
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By getting witnesses to confirm or deny that an official was privy to the information that led to the complaint, the accusation goes, the Republicans sought to narrow down their list of suspects, and so identify the official in public.
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The first two rounds of Democratic primary debates have come and gone, and the Democratic primary field will likely narrow down over the next few months as candidates will likely fail to meet the qualifications for the next debate in September.
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That's on purpose — we evaluated the options on the market, utilizing the expertise of our Personal Finance Insider staff and the input of credit card, points and miles, and financial experts to narrow down the list to the very best options.
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That's why, when I recently had to move apartments and narrow down my closet, jeans were the toughest thing to pick and choose — because I've found the silhouette that works for me, and I never want to let them go.
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Once you have a feel for what the student likes, various online tools — Naviance is one offered by some school districts — can help narrow down the choices by matching the college's criteria like grades and test scores with the student's preferences.
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And new models, including one published today in * Science Translational Medicine*, add new layers of complexity to narrow down the field—incorporating protein, drug, and clinical data to better predict which genes are most likely make proteins that drugs can bind to.
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Barbara Rae-Venter, a retired IP attorney who became a genetics enthusiast, drew applause for her role in using familial DNA in the GEDmatch database to narrow down 62 suspects in string of murders in the 1970s and 1980s to one septuagenarian.
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If you manage to narrow down the source of the problem to your browser, try clearing the local file cache, as we described in tip 1 above—this will force the program to reload everything on the page and should fix the issue.
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But if you're wildly indecisive or overwhelmed by the sheer volume of options available, getting informed on the styles du jour could actually help narrow down your search for "the one" while helping you find a ring that feels both unique and timeless.
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In an effort to help narrow down food recipe searches to get you away from the smartphone and into the kitchen, Google is updating its algorithm to help you find the exact recipe you need based on cooking method, flavors, and ingredients.
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Apps like Zocdoc and Healthgrades can help you narrow down choices by reading reviews, but there always seem to be exceptional providers who don't show up on these sites, either because they keep a low profile, or acquire patients by word of mouth.
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Searching for a sample match in existing databases turned up nothing, but a search through a public DNA database located 10 to 15 possible distant relatives, which let police narrow down a suspect list and ultimately gave them the lead they needed.
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The admission process mostly just involves filling out a form and penning a few quick paragraphs about your skills and relevant White House and/or Christmas performance experience, but it's unclear how, exactly, the Trumps are planning to narrow down the applicants.
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A panel of judges, among them Rodney Robinson, 2019's National Teacher of the Year, will narrow down the winners from each state and grade group based on artistic merit, creativity, and theme communication, and the public will vote for their favorite doodle.
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To narrow down the thousands of dog photos to the 20 that made the final article, editors looked for funny, light images; striking ones; and ones that "spoke to being a dog in New York," said Jessie Wender, a Times photo editor.
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Safran, which is focusing on its aerospace business and offloading others, declined to comment, although Chief Executive Philippe Petitcolin said last week that it planned to narrow down the bids for Morpho and then carry out a second round of an auction in the autumn.
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Readers will vote to narrow down the pool of finalists to three, and the winner will be chosen by PEOPLE, Pedigree and celebrity judges New York Times best-selling author Katherine Schwarzenegger and one-half of the Grammy Award-winning duo Dan + Shay, Dan Smyers.
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While we'd like to think we have time to open 100 tabs (and to be fair, sometimes we do), hunting for new clothing and accessories online becomes a lot easier when you narrow down your options — whether it's by size, color, or even popularity.
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Adeptmind crawls around the internet in various places, such as even forums, to determine what products various potential customers are cross-referencing when related to the phrase "ripped jeans" and then uses that to narrow down the list of products to what customers actually want.
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There, you'll find a breakdown of our hands-down favorite acne-care treatments to hit the market this past year, and candid, unfiltered product reviews from our R29 staffers, which will hopefully help you narrow down the pick that's right for you and your breakouts.
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In honor of the star's 29th birthday, we've scrolled through a few of her most iconic appearances, from L.A. to Paris, to narrow down exactly what her go-to makeup artist Pati Dubroff and hairstylist Bryce Scarlett do to make her a standout beauty.
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To narrow down the possibility of offensive GIFs filtering onto their sites, both providers have rules on the impermissibility of uploading hate speech or defamatory, illegal, pornographic, or violent content, and they employ a mixture of human and automated moderating tools to enforce them.
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There's also the issue of small sample sizes: in order to narrow down to a meaningful experiment, you need, at the moment, to have very clear definitions of behavior, which often means small sample sizes of people who always do X in Y conditions.
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The last time I saw Geralt of Rivia, he was standing somewhere in a marsh—though come think of it, that doesn't even narrow-down which game I'm referring to—haggling with a peat farmer about the price for killing some kind of swamp monster.
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Use the special open enrollment periodEstablished by the Affordable Care Act, the Health Insurance Marketplace is a resource available to most US citizens and can help narrow down private health insurance coverage options, and find out whether tax breaks or other subsidies are available.
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Jake Gyllenhaal plays Robert Graysmith, a political cartoonist and puzzle enthusiast who becomes fascinated with the Zodiac mystery, and works with jaded writer Paul Avery (Robert Downey Jr.) and dogged cop Dave Toschi (Mark Ruffalo) to help narrow down the list of possible suspects.
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The aim is now to narrow down the options on the table in order to have the outline for a global deal by the end of the year or January 2020 so that the remaining details can be hammered out for a final agreement late next year.
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President Bill Clinton sent the treaty to Senate in 1999, and it was ratified, with some reservations, only in 2008; the United States has yet to ratify the convention's supplementary protocols which narrow down the circumstances ("imperative military necessity") in which a commander's hand can be untied.
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Late night on the ship's deck when we were on the [Carnival] cruise, after the show we went and sat out on the patio, and the boys and I went through a listening party of something like 100 songs — to start to narrow down our favorites.
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The common notion of brainstorming — a group freely tossing out as many ideas as possible and seeing what sticks — isn't nearly as effective or productive as letting individual group members first work alone to narrow down best ideas, then bringing those best ideas to the larger group.
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Browse the Health Insurance Marketplace for private insurance optionsEstablished by the Affordable Care Act, the Health Insurance Marketplace is a resource available to most US citizens and can help narrow down private health insurance coverage options, and find out whether tax breaks or other subsidies are available.
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It occurred to me that his TEMPE/RAMEN/TALLY seed idea might be a fun project to expand my coding skills, and after a few attempts, I figured out a way to at least narrow down my list into a subset that might be reasonably human-scannable.
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So when you're facing issues with turning your PS4 not turning on, or any device for that matter, it's best to start with the easiest, cheapest options and assume that it isn't a more complicated issue — that way you can narrow down the causes and save money.
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And the selection process was no joke: R29's insights team gathered data from more than 1,500 women to help narrow down the ideal mix of curl-hydrating hair products for the "It's Your Crown" kit and glow-ready skin-care favorites for the "Stay Radiant" kit.
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During the design process, once the sisters narrow down their favorite references from Jaclyn's research, Morgan creates the prototypes and the two review and alter them until they're up to snuff for their retailers, which include Creatures of Comfort, Need Supply, Maryam Nasir Zadeh and Moda Operandi.
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For those investors who still might prefer more choice, some investment managers allow the investor to narrow down to very specific criteria, even allowing one to opt out or in of particular industries and even particular companies that might be objectionable to an investor or of specific interest.
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The report is the result of a November meeting of international and Australian experts who re-examined all the data used to narrow down the search area for the plane, which vanished during a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 1603, 2014, with 239 people on board.
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The images helped researchers pinpoint where exactly the blast occurred beneath Mount Mantap, which helped them narrow down the size of the explosion: roughly 227 to 2171 times the size of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 2000, according to the study published today in the journal Science.
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Apple Maps for iOS 10 has a cleaner look and new filters for finding nearby places of note more easily: search for pretty much anything (like "bars") then swipe across the bottom of the results list to narrow down your search ("wine bars" and "sports bars" for example).
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Although it wasn't easy to narrow down, we rounded up over 20 cart-worthy pieces from the budget-friendly line ahead — there's everything from a blood-orange retro-style armchair to a painted hot-pink side table, a rainbow assortment of melamine dinnerware, geometric-shaped bookshelves, and more.
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This was also relevant in the Kavanaugh case: Ford said that it would be helpful if she saw employment records for Kavanaugh's friend, Mark Judge, because it would help her narrow down the date of the alleged sexual assault — a key fact in the allegations that remains in dispute.
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"Our officers knew we needed just one piece of evidence to move the search forward & on Friday, August 2nd, the items found on the shoreline of the Nelson River & directly linked to the suspects, enables officers to narrow down the search," the police in Manitoba said in a tweet.
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It's not clear how often police ask Google to produce results from the database, which can be used to narrow down which devices were in a specified geographic location at a certain period of time (mostly phones running its Android OS, but also some ones on Apple's iOS).
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Though there are a number of bacteria that are showing signs of resistance, the WHO worked with experts in the field to narrow down the list to the most immediate threats: bacteria that cause deadly infections, are resistant to multiple antibiotics, and can confer that resistance to other bacteria, for example.
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The proposed rules, first reported by the New York Times, would allow for the accused to cross-examine their alleged victims, let schools and colleges significantly narrow down the definition of sexual harassment, and give institutions to pick a higher evidentiary standard to determine whether the alleged perpetrators have committed misconduct.
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In Join or Die With Craig Ferguson, the host and a panel start with one impossibly large question — like, say, which drug changed human history the most — and then narrow down their options from six to four to just two, at which point the studio audience votes for the final winner.
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"All in all, it's relatively uninteresting from a SETI standpoint" For one thing, the radio telescope used to detect the signal made use of a receiver with a very "wide bandwidth," Shostak said on the SETI website, which makes it difficult to narrow down exactly how the signal was produced.
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In the case of identifying a particular object, an image recognition neural network would break down and look at different features such as the shape, color and surface of the object, and, through trial and error, and subsequent back-propagation to tweak the algorithms, eventually narrow down its predictions to something accurate.
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The fast-shooting modes offered by the A6500 and RX100 Mark V make me wonder how close we are to cameras and editing software that use AI to do that work for you — or at least narrow down the selection — similar to what some smartphones and cloud services are already capable of.
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Eric Roberge, CFP and founder of Beyond Your Hammock, recommends asking yourself the following four questions: "These questions will help you narrow down the areas that fit with your vision," he tells CNBC Make It. Next, figure out how much home you can afford, based on your current income, expenses and future goals.
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"I start every day just trying to narrow down little tasks so I don't get so overwhelmed by the whole picture, and that's the way that I approached my long program here," Chen, 18, tells PEOPLE just a few days after his startling comeback in the men's individual free skate on Saturday.
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Like Tinder, you can specify that certain criteria requirements must be met before you're paired with a potential mentor or mentee, including where a person falls in your network (like a first- or second-degree connection, for instance) and other factors to narrow down the list to a potential list of suitable lifehack-loving thinkfluencers.
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Once authorities narrow down the number of leads, such as by identifying patterns of movement that indicate potential involvement in a crime or potential witnesses that were in the area, they can request further location data or ask Google to reveal "the name, email address and other data associated with the device," the Times wrote.
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While the company has supported displaying movie showtimes within Google Search results following the closure of its standalone movie site in 2016, this update will help you narrow down your options more efficiently, thanks to the additions of drop-down filters in the Movies Showtimes interface that appears at the top of Google's search results.
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The results, published online on Monday in the journal Depression and Anxiety, show the algorithm was able to narrow down the 40,500 speech characteristics of a group of patients — like the tension in the larynx and the timing in the flick in the tongue — to just 18 relevant indicators that together could be used to diagnose PTSD.
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See The Declaration of Independence, learn if you have what it takes to become a spy, and grab a bite alongside the political elite — you can do it all in one day in DC.DC also has an overwhelming number of hotels to meet every traveler's tastes, though it can be hard to narrow down the options.
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Plus, each new find helps astronomers narrow down where to look for Planet X. "Each time we find another one of these smaller objects, it will lead us to constrain where the bigger planet could be," Scott Sheppard, an astronomer at Carnegie Science and the lead author of a study in The Astronomical Journal detailing the discovery, tells The Verge.
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With a $300 Proxmark RFID card reading and writing tool, any expired keycard pulled from the trash of a target hotel, and a set of cryptographic tricks developed over close to 15 years of on-and-off analysis of the codes Vingcard electronically writes to its keycards, they found a method to vastly narrow down a hotel's possible master key code.
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It was truly a collaborative process between man and machine (and one you can read about more in-depth on IBM's website): The fashion house came up with a dress silhouette and what the emotions the final product should convey and sent it to IBM Watson, which then studied hundreds of past photographs to narrow down on a color palette for the gown.
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In addition there was no indication as to the specific nature of the theme, as sometimes happens, which added a degree of difficulty if you didn't decide to narrow down your choice of vowels after learning which ones had been used — Ms. Gamache could have used a couple of e's and an i and been forgiven for it, after all.
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On the mentee side, after you indicate that you are interested in getting some advice or feedback on a particular topic, LinkedIn then gives you your own potential parameters to narrow down your search (again, initially these are whether you want people near you, or from your alma mater), or if you potentially want a list of potential mentors that is as wide as LinkedIn's user base.
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And we are now narrowing down the options and we do believe that by the end of the summer, early part of Q4 we will need to further narrow down the options and start to implement some of these moves, which, you know, will indicate maybe the necessity to move people and also to reshape our legal entity construct in order to be able to serve clients.
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They also narrow down the viewing angle to a perfect perch point right in front of them, which is kind of a big deal with a social centerpiece like a TV. None of those things are an issue with a personal monitor, which is by design intended for just one person, and with which the wraparound sensation that a curved screen is intended to provide is in fact tangible.
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"While this clue doesn't do much to help us figure out who did this on it's own, it does narrow down the suspect pool a little bit and we are hoping that someone out there might have some additional pieces to the puzzle to help bring this cruel individual to justice," the shelter said in a Facebook post, featuring a photo of the tabby cat all cleaned up.
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At any rate, it was hard to narrow down the list from the more than 2,000 short films I've seen this year—some of which I've written about for this site—but I was able to do so by placing them into categories and setting a few ground rules, which go as follows: So, without giving too much thought to the inherent ridiculousness of year-end "best of" awards, here I go: Winner: The Procedure.
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Many millennials are still figuring out where they want to settle down, resulting in young people moving both toward and away from several major cities across the U.S. To narrow down which cities are attracting more millennials than they're losing, financial technology company SmartAsset compared the number of people between the ages of 21724 and 21745 who moved to 212 U.S. cities to the number who moved away from them, using 21700 Census Bureau migration data.
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A group of privacy-focused lawmakers on Thursday introduced legislation to reform a set of controversial surveillance authorities set to expire in March, setting up ambitious goalposts in the upcoming battle over whether Congress should pare down the government's ability to spy on people in the U.S. The bill, from a bipartisan and bicameral coalition, would narrow down the kinds of information the government is allowed to collect without a warrant and officially shut down its ability to collect phone records on millions of Americans.
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