Different numbers, all different numbers, very large numbers, and some small numbers too.
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Under his name were 14 phone numbers, including emergency numbers, car numbers, and numbers to Trump's security guard and houseman.
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The Pythagoreans believed that numbers were not just figures, not just amounts, they thought numbers were living things, that numbers were male or female, that numbers had vibrations, that numbers symbolized things.
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All the other numbers — his poll numbers — will respond to whatever those numbers are.
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Most of us don't remember phone numbers, bank account numbers, or insurance policy numbers anymore.
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The data provided does not include Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, or state ID numbers.
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Cosby: I think that the numbers came because the numbers prior to the numbers didn't work.
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It's not increased rates and increased numbers here, and decreased numbers there, with database ID numbers.
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They ran for Congress in record numbers, were nominated in record numbers, and donated in record numbers.
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Hackers gained access to birth dates, Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, driver's license numbers and addresses.
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For the president, adjectives > numbers For the president, adjectives > numbers Donald Trump knows a lot of numbers.
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No credit card numbers or login credentials were compromised, but names, addresses, dates of birth, phone numbers, 140,000 Social Security numbers, and 80,000 bank account numbers were compromised.
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A little over 400 expired credit card numbers were accessed, including 27 credit card numbers without verification numbers.
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And if we ever took the Chicago numbers out of our total numbers, the numbers would be incredible.
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Names, email addresses, passwords, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, credit card numbers, banking data, passport numbers, phone numbers, home addresses, driver's license numbers, medical records—they all get swept up by shadowy, amorphous hackers for fraud, identity theft, and worse.
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Numbers that receive a pick-up are subsequently marked as answered phone numbers, and those numbers are targeted again.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "So they suppress numbers, but first they made up the numbers, and the numbers don't even exist.
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The pile of junk turned out to contain 41 Social Security numbers, 1003 dates of birth, 611 email accounts, 19 credit card numbers, two passport numbers, and six driver's license numbers.
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You follow numbers to produce numbers, you move your body to get there sure, but the numbers are your life.
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Our numbers are very, very good -- our environmental numbers.
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" Using fake phone numbers: "They're always different phone numbers.
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Capital One's press release also said, bizarrely, that no Social Security numbers or bank account numbers were compromised, then immediately revealed that 140,000 Social Security numbers and 80,000 account numbers were compromised.
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By the numbers: That's $10 million more than her 2016 numbers at this time, per Politico, which first reported the numbers.
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Cathay said 860,000 passport numbers, about 245,000 Hong Kong identity card numbers, 403 expired credit card numbers and 27 credit card numbers with no card verification value (CVV) were accessed in the breach.
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Those numbers were either wrong numbers or out of service.
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The numbers then were substantially different than the numbers now.
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Between Republican numbers and independent numbers, that seat is competitive.
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"The 2016 numbers are looking more like the 2014 numbers."
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It's just a bunch of numbers interacting with other numbers.
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There are times when analytics and numbers are just numbers.
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Because the numbers, they still ... AH: Oh, the numbers suck.
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Equifax's failure exposed not just names and addresses, but also Social Security numbers, birth dates, drivers' license numbers, and credit card numbers.
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Attackers got their hands on names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses, some driver's license numbers, and about 209,000 credit card numbers.
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Hackers gained access to consumers' information that included their names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, credit card numbers and driver's license numbers.
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I engage with the crowd, asking them about their days, making jokes about current events, and performing numbers on numbers on numbers.
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""If we ever took the Chicago numbers out of our total numbers" of homicides nationwide, Trump said, "the numbers would be incredible.
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That includes masking patterns of numbers like account numbers, phone numbers, and SSNs and replacing them with "XXX" symbols, the document explains.
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In addition to 860,000 passport numbers and about 245,000 Hong Kong identity card numbers, the hackers accessed 403 expired credit card numbers and 27 credit card numbers with no card verification value (CVV), Cathay said.
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In addition to 860,000 passport numbers and about 245,000 Hong Kong identity card numbers, the hackers accessed 403 expired credit card numbers and 27 credit card numbers with no card verification value (CVV), Cathay said.
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Cathay also noted that 403 expired credit card numbers were accessed and so were 27 credit card numbers with no CVV numbers attached.
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According to Mr. Guzzetta, INTEGERS are "always" NATURAL or WHOLE numbers, "sometimes" RATIONAL (I know how they feel) numbers and "never" IMAGINARY numbers.
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Others contain Social Security numbers, credit card information, frequent flier numbers, personal cell phone numbers, addresses, birth dates, and, of course, email addresses.
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This could be anything you want: all odd numbers, all numbers that are multiples of 10, or the infinite list of prime numbers.
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After Trump denied the poll numbers existed, the specific numbers leaked.
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Small numbers are easier to keep track of than big numbers.
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Do you believe the sentiment numbers will lead the hard numbers?
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It does not include social security numbers or credit card numbers.
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So while these are new numbers, they're not necessarily informative numbers.
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The demand numbers and the export numbers are off the charts.
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Another important example today is factoring large numbers into prime numbers.
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But the numbers behind the showtune numbers are off the wall.
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He's all about stats, numbers, he studies those numbers big time.
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Mr. Kondylis worked by the numbers, and the numbers were impressive.
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Then, as his numbers got worse, the team's numbers got worse.
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One should not mix the capacity numbers and electricity generation numbers.
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The perpetrators had access to systems containing Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, credit card numbers and medical records belonging to millions of individuals.
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"People can get wrapped up in numbers and talk about numbers, and the numbers don't reflect winning," Oklahoma City coach Billy Donovan told reporters.
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The emails include unencrypted, plain-text listings of donor emails addresses, home addresses, phone numbers, social security numbers, passport numbers, and credit card information.
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Location history, credit card numbers, bank account numbers, Social Security numbers or dates of birth do not appear to have been stolen, Uber said.
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By the numbers In terms of sheer numbers, the storm has impressed.
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Instead of converting numbers into pictures, the processor converts pictures into numbers.
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Sensitive information, including Social Security numbers and bank account numbers, was compromised.
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After choosing other numbers, their eyes remained fixated on the lowest numbers.
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The numbers are even better than his overall numbers — .25/.143/.214.
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Hackers aren't just after credit card numbers or even social security numbers.
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And these are numbers that wouldn't have been private company numbers before.
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I think about numbers—mainly the last numbers I've had in mind.
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"The Russian numbers are huge and our numbers are small," responded Hyten.
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As their numbers diminished, maintaining FARC's numbers became more important than ever.
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We can all cite big numbers explaining the challenge in stark numbers.
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The breach exposed Social Security numbers, bank-account numbers, and personal information.
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Rapid growth leads to large numbers even if current numbers are small.
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To answer these questions, let's examine the numbers behind the musical numbers.
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Cathay said late on Wednesday that in addition to 860,000 passport numbers and about 245,000 Hong Kong identity card numbers, the hackers accessed 403 expired credit card numbers and 27 credit card numbers with no card verification value (CVV).
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And the hard numbers, the actual spending and reduction numbers, have not kept up with the so-called soft numbers, the sentiment indicators and the like.
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Capital One's press release also claims that 140,000 US Social Security numbers, 80,000 bank account numbers, and 1 million Canadian social insurance numbers were also compromised.
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The data compromised included Social Security numbers (SSNs), dates of birth and driving-licence numbers, and for 209,000 people, possibly their credit-card numbers as well.
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The breach also compromised 140,000 Social Security numbers and 1999,000 linked bank account numbers in the U.S. In Canada, one million Social Insurance numbers were compromised.
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There are odd and even numbers, of course, and numbers that are multiples of 3, and numbers that differ from each other in even subtler ways.
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"Low numbers one month are followed by high numbers the next," it said.
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""Mobile phone numbers are even better than social security numbers for identifying people.
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Aadhaar numbers aren't strictly secret, but are treated similarly to Social Security numbers.
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ET. The government releases May numbers on construction spending numbers at 2160 a.m.
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In addition, 140,000 Social Security numbers and 80,000 bank account numbers were compromised.
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The president&aposs numbers, his approval numbers in those states are way down.
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Developing contraception for men is basically a numbers game, involving very large numbers.
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The relevant numbers: These numbers are not what Wall Street was hoping for.
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We're not talking about troop numbers because we're not focused on troop numbers.
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Sanders underperformed his 2016 numbers in nearly every county, according to early numbers.
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His numbers on the win were … but the Electoral College numbers were massive.
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Online accounts also store customer order numbers, shipping confirmation numbers and shipment statuses.
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It listed account numbers for policies and phone numbers to call for claims.
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Our numbers, as you saw -- we had record numbers come out very recently.
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The numbers released on Thursday were the second monthly numbers from the company.
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"I love numbers, I use numbers, they're important indicators for me," Renteria says.
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Not all of the card numbers that meet the conventions are active numbers.
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So as long as Numbers helps you with that, let Numbers talk endlessly.
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Our employment numbers are the best they've ever been and unemployment numbers also.
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It included roughly 860,000 passport numbers and 245,000 Hong Kong identity card numbers.
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DragonBox Big Numbers, nominated for BEST LEARNING GAME Dive into the world of the Nooms and learn big numbers, long addition and subtraction in DragonBox Big Numbers.
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With the following caveats: odd numbers do better than evens on the whole, round numbers do terribly, and numbers with nerdy or sexual connotations do well also.
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Without getting too in-the-weeds, master numbers are double-digit numbers that consist of a repeated single digit (so 22 and 33 are also master numbers).
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To make entering numbers easier, you can copy phone numbers from the Recent calls list in the Phone app and paste them into the Block numbers list.
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Compromised information included names, addresses, dates of birth, phone numbers, the Social Security numbers of 140,000 credit-card customers, and the bank account numbers of 80,000 customers.
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But we've actually seen a lot of stability, and we can look at our awareness numbers, we can look at our spend numbers and our efficiency numbers.
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Personal information such as names of passengers, their nationalities, dates of birth, telephone numbers, email, physical addresses, passport numbers, identity card numbers, and travel history was accessed.
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The advertisers would be able to view people's names, email addresses, home addresses, phone numbers, the last four digits of their credit card numbers and passport numbers.
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And he didn't even know his Hulu numbers, he didn't know his YouTube numbers.
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Social Security numbers, birthdates, addresses, and some credit card numbers were stolen by hackers.
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Even as multiple birth numbers rise, the numbers for identical twins are likely lower.
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So three-digit numbers require nine multiplications, while 220-digit numbers require 10,000 multiplications.
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The stolen data includes national identity (NRIC) numbers, telephone numbers and dates of birth.
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The numbers range from 1 to 9, with lower numbers representing stricter cleanliness standards.
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The job numbers are very good but some of the other numbers are not.
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It's not just a numbers game but knowing where to run the numbers up.
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Those are not insignificant numbers when you consider that the overall numbers are increasing.
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Young people registered and voted in record numbers -- in some states doubling 2014 numbers.
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The president periodically touts job numbers and stock market numbers on his Twitter account.
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We see the numbers — many species across the globe are declining in startling numbers.
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Regardless, numbers had brought her sisters there, and numbers had sent them away again.
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Odd numbers also often nod to conflict, while even numbers can show us balance.
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It removes names, locations, phone numbers, emails, birth dates, or other numbers like that.
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"The numbers show suspensions are down, the numbers show incidents are down," he said.
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We see numbers climb, but we rarely see the human representation of those numbers.
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We see numbers climb, but we rarely see the human representation of those numbers.
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By the numbers: The Pentagon also gave updated numbers Wednesday on its coronavirus cases.
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According to Nash, the numbers are preliminary numbers and will be updated in January.
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That included credit card numbers, bank account information, medical information and Social Security numbers.
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SUDOKU is a "Numbers game" only in the sense that the markers are numbers.
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The hacker did not gain access to credit card account numbers, but about 140,000 Social Security numbers and 80,000 linked bank account numbers were compromised, Capital One said.
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The hacker did not gain access to credit card account numbers, but about 140,000 social security numbers and 80,000 linked bank account numbers were compromised, Capital One said.
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Hackers were able to get access to a multitude of consumers' private information, including names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, credit card numbers and driver's license numbers.
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Why it matters: Equifax's massive breach, announced last September, compromised over 145 million Americans' personal identifying information, including Social Security Numbers, credit card numbers, and driver's license numbers.
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Hackers stole names, addresses, credit card numbers, and phone numbers of hotel guests, as well as information on travel itineraries like passport numbers and arrival and departure dates.
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Princess said names, addresses, Social Security numbers and government IDs — such as passport numbers and driver license numbers — may have been accessed, along with financial and health information.
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Credit card numbers follow numbering conventions, like the first numbers describing the vendor and the last digit being the result of a formula run on the prior numbers.
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The intrusion compromised about 140,000 Social Security numbers and about 80,000 bank account numbers, Capital One said, along with about a million Social Insurance numbers of Canadian customers.
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The intrusion compromised about 140,000 Social Security numbers and about 80,000 bank account numbers, Capital One said, along with about a million Social Insurance numbers of Canadian customers.
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Hackers were able to get access to a multitude of consumers' private information, including names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, credit card numbers and even driver's license numbers.
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Hackers were able to get access to a multitude of consumer private information, including names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, credit card numbers and even driver's license numbers.
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Our water numbers, our -- our numbers on air are tremendous...But we are doing better right now than we've ever done, in terms of cleanliness, in terms of numbers.
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It was only later that people came up with the concepts of negative numbers, zero and even more esoteric concepts like imaginary numbers — the square roots of negative numbers.
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Another captures Old Aunt Dinah's Dream Book of Numbers, and Gypsy's Witch Dream Book of Numbers, two of many simple yet illuminating publications used as bibles for numbers players.
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Compromised customer data included names, passport numbers, addresses, phone numbers, birth dates and email addresses.
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They're the counting numbers and the fractions—all the numbers you've known since elementary school.
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We also found full credit card numbers, expiry dates and verification numbers stored in plaintext.
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TODAY WE KIND OF HAVE A DISCONNECT BETWEEN THE GROWTH NUMBERS AND THE EMPLOYMENT NUMBERS.
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How Amazon got to those numbers is a lot more interesting than the numbers themselves.
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"Look at the numbers," she said, referring to government-mandated public EEO-1 diversity numbers.
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Popularity, then, isn't just a numbers game — even if the numbers will always be there.
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Those numbers likely will swell considerably for both candidates once the final numbers come in.
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But the system is imbalanced, with shrinking numbers paying in and growing numbers drawing out.
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You'll also see that numbers 2110 and under are picked more often than larger numbers.
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You'll also see that numbers 31 and under are picked more often than larger numbers.
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At the same time we're still getting pretty good numbers, more recent numbers on payrolls.
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Sensitive information was exposed, including names, birthdates, driver's license numbers, Social Security numbers and addresses.
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His basic numbers don't astound, and his advanced numbers don't make him an analytics darling.
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Hong Kong is a huge tourist destination, tourist numbers inbound and tourist numbers are up.
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Virtual card numbers are temporary, randomly generated digits used in place of real account numbers.
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The "racist" numbers are not a direct facsimile of Trump's overall approval numbers, of course.
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Here participants had to jump from focusing on numbers to letters and back to numbers.
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Those documents typically have personal information like residential addresses, Social Security numbers and passport numbers.
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Under Armour does not collect government identifiers, like social security numbers and driver's license numbers.
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While many of phone numbers were genuine, not all of the users had numbers listed.
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They include the counting numbers and all other numbers that can be written as fractions.
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The stolen data included names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and driver's license numbers.
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The hack exposed sensitive information, including names, Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers and addresses.
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You look then at the numbers and you try to identify what those numbers are.
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Those are numbers in the past; those are numbers we're not going to get back.
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Paige Thompson is accused of stealing 220,2000 Social Security numbers and 26,000 bank account numbers.
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But those numbers could change depending on what Friday&aposs box-office numbers look like.
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But these jobs numbers, the growth numbers, this has nothing to do with Donald Trump.
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We are seeing in state after state his numbers coming down, our numbers going up.
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In November 2017, it "gave voice providers specific authority to block robocalls from spoofed numbers, including unassigned phone numbers and invalid numbers that should not be placing calls," NBC added.
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"Our outside forensics experts have not seen any indication that trip location history, credit card numbers, bank account numbers, Social Security numbers or dates of birth were downloaded," it added.
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Bank numbers and Social Security numbers were compromised for roughly 140,0000 U.S. credit card customers and about 80,000 secured credit card customers who had their linked bank account numbers accessed.
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He also said that forensic experts had not found any sign that data on trip location history, credit card numbers, bank account numbers, birthdate or social security numbers were downloaded.
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Equifax, one of the largest consumer reporting agencies, revealed our most personal information, including our social security numbers, addresses, financial records, birth dates, driver's license numbers and credit card numbers.
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The breach involved private user information, including phone numbers, dates of birth, frequent flier membership numbers and passport and government ID numbers, as well as information on passengers' past travels.
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Bank numbers and Social Security numbers were compromised for roughly 140,0000 U.S. credit card customers and about 13,000 secured credit card customers who had their linked bank account numbers accessed.
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And we had big numbers on tremendous numbers with the forest fires and obviously the hurricanes.
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This data included Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and, in some cases, driver license numbers.
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There are weaker numbers coming in on certain parts of Europe and stronger numbers in other.
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We were dissected by numbers, defined by our SSNs or the numbers tattooed to our arms.
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These names, case numbers, ID numbers, and commands were transcribed from the documents linked to above.
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Wheat turned upward as Canadian acreage numbers were released, and the numbers were lower than expected.
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Those numbers are up from last year's numbers of 28.1 percent men and 26.1 percent women.
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In this way, Aadhaar numbers are not wholly unlike Social Security numbers in the United States.
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The first two numbers on the lotto ticket match the winning numbers for the Mega Millions.
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Many of these folks had Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and driver's license numbers compromised.
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Numbers don't lie, and that's all I give a fuck about: numbers, and puttin' them up.
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I had to have French phone numbers—as well as American email addresses and cellphone numbers.
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These numbers make a strong case for the insurance, but these numbers are also historically rare.
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It is the reason why Trump still has low approval numbers and historically high disapproval numbers.
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Meizu's and Samsung's shipment numbers shrank to less than half of their numbers year over year.
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"When they find they can't make the numbers, sometimes they make up the numbers," Buffett said.
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By 1980, the numbers were 42.5% and 57.5% — and the numbers have largely plateaued since then.
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"Yet, the numbers, the consensus sell-side analyst numbers, they didn't move very much," she added.
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There was, for a while, a fad for personalized phone numbers, incorporating birthdays or jersey numbers.
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"As the numbers go by, the numbers continue to increase," said Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo.
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The company doesn't share SVOD growth numbers but estimates have their numbers at 90 million subscribers.
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This breach included Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and, in some instances, driver license numbers.
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American children dream of entrepreneurship in staggering numbers, yet those numbers decrease by 28% in adolescence.
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And they're using those numbers; they're using the high numbers to make it sound impalatable (sic).
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The hackers obtained around 209,000 credit card numbers, along with names, addresses, and Social Security numbers.
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High numbers of arrivals prove their premise, while low numbers prove the effectiveness of their remedies.
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And we had big numbers on tremendous numbers with the forest fires and obviously the hurricanes.
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Noah Kilroy, Christopher Poulos and Shon Hopwood have also traded in inmate numbers for bar numbers.
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But the numbers -- particularly the delegate numbers -- on Super Tuesday still look very good for Sanders.
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The Republicans' party poll numbers and Donald Trump's poll numbers are the highest I've ever had.
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The reelection effort has kept its poll numbers tightly held after unflattering numbers leaked last summer.
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You should at least know where the numbers come from, and where to find those numbers.
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THESE NUMBERS ARENT JUST NUMBERS THAT COME OUT EVERY MONTH WERE LOOKING AT THE TREND OVERALL.
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According to numbers from NPD's latest Mobile Phone Tracking study, however, the numbers are pretty stark.
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It's not as though they make up economic growth numbers to make the numbers add up.
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"Everyone worries about these numbers, and you can justify these numbers," Wash said of Ngakoue's measurements.
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It does not include PIN numbers or CVV2 numbers, and in-store ATMs were not affected.
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The early voting numbers look very good for the former secretary of State, as she is seeing huge spikes in Latino voter support, high numbers — though not Obama numbers yet, but they may still get there — in the African-American vote, historic numbers in the Asian-American vote, and unheard of numbers for a Democrat with college educated white voters — especially women.
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"It was unreasonable to expect that the relatively high numbers we saw in March, when PMI numbers have been running well ahead of actual growth numbers," could be repeated, he said.
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When you look at the undiagnosed numbers coupled with the pre-diabetic numbers and the current diabetic numbers, it's over a million people in Nevada who are affected by this disease.
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The numbers have been going up, the numbers have continued to go up, the numbers are going up unabated, and we do need a special public health strategy for New Rochelle.
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They're looking for a variety of items, which might include Social Security numbers, addresses, emails, phone numbers (former ones, too), dates of birth, medical identification numbers and other personal identifying information.
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The mathematician Claude Chabauty discovered that inside a larger geometric space he constructed (using an expanded universe of numbers called the p-adic numbers), the rational numbers form their own symmetric subspace.
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"There's always fundamentally going to be numbers beneath the surface of every single game, even if those numbers are the paragraph numbers you turn to in a choice-based narrative," he said.
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The company said it believes the information included names and account balances, but not personally identifiable information, such as social security numbers, account numbers, pins, user IDs, passwords or driver's license numbers.
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"It is what they call a cluster, the numbers have been going up, the numbers continue to go up, the numbers are going up unabated," Cuomo said at a press conference Tuesday.
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Last year's Tesla's production numbers were dismal; now, according to numbers released this week, they're looking up.
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It was a list of 21 Arabic names with corresponding Venezuelan passport numbers and Venezuelan identification numbers.
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President -- that maybe President Obama&aposs numbers and President Reagan&aposs numbers, they had terrible midterm years.
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The database also contained customer phone numbers and in some cases passport numbers, according to the researchers.
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And the numbers were worse for low-income people and the numbers were worse for young people.
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And the numbers are incredible, and that's one of the reasons that our numbers are so good.
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Use-of-force numbers have also plummeted and officer-involved shooting numbers are way down, he said.
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About 140,000 Social Security numbers and 80,000 linked bank account numbers were compromised, according to Capital One.
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Users can also manually block any numbers they'd like and report numbers to help improve the database.
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Hackers accessed names, addresses, Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, driver's licenses, birthdays, and other private information.
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Aadhaar numbers aren't secret, but are treated as confidential and private information similar to Social Security numbers.
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Automobile sales numbers also boosted sentiment as most companies posted good numbers ahead of the festival season.
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The impact of those numbers, however was offset by weak Italian and euro zone economic growth numbers.
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It's a numbers game, where the people with the highest numbers very often win... well... nothing, really.
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Unfortunately there is a slight discrepancy between the numbers on its form and the numbers in reality.
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After knocking off a few big numbers, some of the smaller numbers began to come off, too.
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Scale these numbers across hundreds of cities and towns across America and the numbers are quite staggering.
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The numbers arriving this year may reach numbers not seen since the balsero exodus of the 1990s.
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While numbers dropped last year, they are 42 percent higher than 85033 numbers, according to the study.
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ICE officials would get information like guests' names, birth dates, license plate numbers and driver's license numbers.
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Since June, Trump's disapproval numbers have gone up by 2 points, while Balderson's disapproval numbers have doubled.
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The information included Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, information from credit disputes and other personal details.
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She said that they have seen hypothetical numbers, but no exact numbers based on their own work.
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It's the numbers behind the numbers that point to mounting challenges for the world's other economic superpower.
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While Republican candidates moderately outperformed their poll numbers in 2016, Democrats outperformed their poll numbers in 27.
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If the numbers make the plan look bad, he'll change the plan or argue with the numbers.
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The breach compromised 860,000 passport numbers and about 245,000 Hong Kong identity card numbers, Cathay had reported.
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The goal is to celebrate the in-range numbers and learn from the out-of-range numbers.
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So not only do we have fewer cellphone numbers, but those numbers appear to be worse, too.
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The US government says they are both Chinese nationals with "government identification numbers and Chinese phone numbers".
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No, the phone numbers celebrities are sharing are not their personal cellphone numbers, unless it's a mistake.
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The decline, in other words, was from his own high numbers, not from the numbers he inherited.
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One qubit is two possible numbers, two is four possible numbers, three is eight and so forth.
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By the numbers: Sanders' numbers are up nearly $7 million from Q2, when he raised $18 million.
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I was thinking of a rule that the numbers must be any three decreasing, positive whole numbers.
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Multiply these imaginary numbers into a real solution (which still has imaginary numbers): (-25 + i)(-215 + 245i).
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New numbers out this morning from Gartner paint a less rosy picture, with sales numbers declining 0.4%.
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Unblocking numbers on Google Voice is also very easy, so blocking numbers never has to be permanent.
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The Republican Party's poll numbers and Donald Trump's poll numbers are the highest I've ever had that.
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We searched the text of listings for phone numbers and isolated the numbers that appeared most frequently.
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THAT'S PULLED DOWN THE YEAR OVER YEAR HEADLINE INFLATION NUMBERS CONSIDERABLY AND THE CORE INFLATION NUMBERS CONSIDERABLY.
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To construct a finite field, start by extracting a finite subset of numbers from the counting numbers.
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We won't get into the debate about whether the Sentier numbers or the Census numbers are better.
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Whether these numbers still hold is anyone's guess, since the GAO has yet to update the numbers.
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Those lukewarm numbers were at odds with the film's $450 million worldwide opening weekend numbers in December.
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They said they needed to correlate phone numbers with bank account numbers to initiate the money transfers.
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Unlike Obama, whose numbers seemed to get stronger over time, O'Rourke's numbers may actually be becoming weaker.
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But what Twitter loses in absolute user numbers, it could gain through increased credibility of those numbers.
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Users from around the world were affected, the company said, adding that it had not detected any theft of trip location history, credit card numbers, bank account numbers, Social Security numbers, or birthdates.
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One of its roles is to manage telephone numbers in the UK. The organization allocates numbers in blocks of 10,000 to telecom companies, which then activate the numbers for use on their networks.
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While it's clear that Trump's comments about Latinos and Muslims have hurt his numbers, depressing his numbers among non-whites, the comments are also causing a drag on his numbers on white voters.
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Last year, credit rating agency Equifax announced that hackers had stolen personal information for 143 million US consumers, including names, Social Security numbers, birthdates, addresses, drivers license numbers, and some credit card numbers.
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The NSA could also freely subpoena what are referred to as "high degree nodes," which include spam numbers that call a lot of phone numbers, telemarketing numbers and automated services like Google Authenticator.
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That gave the hacker access to 140,000 Social Security numbers, 1 million Canadian Social Security numbers, 80,000 bank account numbers and an undisclosed number of people's names, addresses, credit scores and other information.
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Some outlets had issues with comScore numbers, saying that the company has reported bad numbers in the past.
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These numbers will substantially alter our marketing mix as compared to the numbers based on last-click attribution.
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Here are the numbers: The numbers reflect the slowing growth Uber has seen over the last two quarters.
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The pages were edited to include the lawmakers' home address, and multiple phone numbers, including private cellphone numbers.
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They're having numbers -- the numbers of people being shot and killed and it's -- it's not for this country.
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This, Woodhead said, gets essential when you're talking numbers because you need to know where the numbers are.
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However, Bloomberg reported that recordings are associated with account numbers, device serial numbers and the owner's first name.
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WILFRED FROST: The economy, certainly the numbers are very strong and the unemployment numbers, in particular, very impressive.
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The information included sensitive data like Social Security numbers, dates of birth, addresses and potentially driver license numbers.
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"In the playoffs, your numbers, our numbers individually don't matter," Turner said when asked about his postseason success.
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The numbers for plant-based meat looked a lot like the numbers for clean meat, which is interesting.
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Details: The employment growth numbers for March and April numbers were revised downward by a combined 75,000 jobs.
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Overall numbers of foreign students grew fourfold in 2004-16; student numbers from BRI-related countries expanded eightfold.
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And the president&aposs -- the party&aposs approval numbers are bad, and Trump&aposs approval numbers are worse.
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I thought early we handled the press good, but then when we got numbers, we screwed up numbers.
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By the numbers: Investors have soured a bit on health care, including pharma, but the numbers don't lie.
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The company declined to comment on the numbers, saying it would publish its half-year numbers on Thursday.
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The information included sensitive data like Social Security numbers, dates of birth, addresses and potentially drivers license numbers.
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The ID numbers released by (the) NEC are different from the ID numbers we submitted to the commission.
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"Last year Apple initially provided the supply chain with high numbers only to cut numbers later," Milunovich wrote.
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The companies don't release numbers at the same time, so MIT picked numbers released closest to Jan. 1.
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In the end, running a business on the internet is a numbers game — and Twitch has the numbers.
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Bautista's numbers look like the numbers of a once-great slugger at the tail end of his career.
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Although the bilateral numbers were hardly incriminating for China, the more significant multilateral numbers were even less so.
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The president's slowly declining numbers among men in Hill-HarrisX polls have been reflected in his overall numbers.
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Those numbers look a lot like the numbers coming out of New Hampshire, host to the first primary.
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The data revealed in the breach included names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, addresses and driver's license numbers.
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The second quarter includes fundraising numbers from April, May and June, so O'Rourke's numbers will likely be higher.
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Each shape was represented by a bunch of numbers, and those numbers were converted into a musical code.
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The data revealed in the breach includes names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, addresses and driver's license numbers.
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The strong current numbers numbers have 2023 Democrats trying to focus their economic messaging in more nuanced ways.
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The state will not provide Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, full date of birth or email addresses.
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"It's not the economic numbers that matter, it's people's perception of the economic numbers that matter," she said.
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Apple is still selling a lot of iPhones, but the numbers are continuing to slide from 2015 numbers.
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That breach included sensitive data like Social Security numbers, dates of birth, addresses and potentially driver license numbers.
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Overall they are not bad numbers although there will be some debate about how reliable these numbers are.
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"The numbers indicate that it's a longer-term phenomenon with consistent numbers each year," she told Reuters Health.
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Exact numbers are unclear, but it could be in the hundreds of millions based on numbers from 2015.
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Although the import numbers from China greatly outweigh the export numbers, they only tell part of the story.
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Beijing far exceeded the December 220006 numbers, and the 2202 numbers will likely exceed the cap as well.
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Random numbers—more precisely, the pseudorandom numbers that computers can be told to generate—can be really useful.
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As part of Facebook, it doesn't report revenue numbers and only reports user numbers when it wants to.
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Monarch numbers have been plummeting for decades, and recent surveys of their breeding habitats had reported low numbers.
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The numbers are what matter and the numbers tell us underage use of e-cigarettes is a problem.
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But in Florida, Trump's approval numbers have topped his disapproval numbers in the state more often than not.
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The numbers may be shifting, but the biggest change is that there are hard numbers to begin with.
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The former can display strings of numbers on their screens, while the latter can display numbers and letters.
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By mentioning the flu numbers, Trump is hoping to get people thinking of big numbers, and induce numbing.
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They gained access to certain files containing names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and driver's license numbers.
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It's social security numbers, credit reports, addresses, phone numbers — deep access to our lives, there for the taking.
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No other personal information was accessed, including PIN numbers, credit card CVV2 numbers, and driver&aposs license information.
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This year the monarch's numbers are 30 percent lower than last year's, and last year's numbers were disastrous.
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Equifax said the exposed data include names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, addresses and some driver's license numbers.
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While their numbers had decreased during a portion of Peterson's tenure, they have increased their numbers since 2016.
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The stolen data reportedly included employee names, bank account numbers, and last four digits of social security numbers.
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That is not an increase in troop numbers, just a more accurate count, as the numbers often fluctuate.
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In the case of bitcoin ... I don't have the recent numbers, years ago the numbers were insanely impressive.
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I think her point was that we shouldn't focus on these numbers, that if we just look at the numbers, we miss all of the context around why these numbers are what they are.
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The Virginia-headquartered bank said in a news release that about 1503,000 Social Security numbers of its credit card customers, around 80,000 linked bank account numbers, and one million Canadian Social Insurance numbers were compromised.
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And until they have the numbers in our corridor, because it's difficult to provide numbers if nobody's coming forward, so until we have those numbers, we can't get funding for the resources that we need.
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Players can buy the $2 tickets with their own numbers or have the numbers randomly generated by a computer.
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Names, addresses, Social Security numbers and millions more driver license and credit card numbers were stolen in the breach.
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Wanczyk said she chose random numbers, along with numbers of personal significance, such as her and her mother's birthday.
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The consumer spending numbers are important as they suggest higher consumption numbers on the way for the second quarter.
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Manafort said that Trump's dropping poll numbers "were expected" and that he expected the numbers to even out soon.
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Their numbers are down, but I don't want that -- I want their numbers -- I want them to do great.
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I find his office numbers online and it takes me seven numbers to even get through to a voicemail.
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But the numbers of those people could be as high as the numbers that are coming in legally now?
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The bank said that roughly 140,000 Social Security numbers and 80,000 bank account numbers were compromised in the breach.
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The breach potentially compromises people's Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, addresses, credit scores and limits, among other data.
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"Our unemployment numbers are historic in the sense that we've never had better numbers ... women, 75 years," he said.
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Players can buy the $2 tickets with their own numbers, or have the numbers randomly generated by a computer.
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Republicans voted in unprecedented numbers on Super Tuesday, setting record numbers in contests throughout different regions of the country.
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Those numbers almost perfectly track Trump's latest approval numbers (38 percent to 55 percent) in the Gallup tracking poll.
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Sony labeled the cables with numbers and then put them in small boxes with their own, non-corresponding numbers.
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The good news is that they did not get credit card numbers, social security numbers, according to the company.
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It was not clear whether the security breach involved card numbers and personal identification numbers only or other data.
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Health insurance ID numbers may also be tied to driver's license numbers or financial information, Chubb experts told CNBC.
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"The numbers are all that matters, and the numbers just got better thanks to this tax cut," Cramer said.
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Increasing numbers of female entrepreneurs are directly correlated with increasing numbers of ultra-wealthy women, Imberg told Business Insider.
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Exposed data included names, dates of birth, social security numbers, genders, phone numbers, email addresses, passports, and drivers' licenses.
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Tracking numbers mattersYou may have heard of the advice to track your numbers, but it really is that important.
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The information accessed in the potential breach includes names, birth dates, addresses, social security numbers, and driver's license numbers.
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" The biggest difference, he noted, "is they have seen their numbers decline and we have seen our numbers skyrocket.
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It's a game in which you combine big, chunky numbers to make bigger numbers, but it's more than that.
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But while the numbers are staggering, perhaps the most surprising fact of all is that the numbers are low.
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On the Block numbers screen, you should see a list of all the phone numbers you have blocked.5.
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Equifax said that hackers gained access to names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses, and some driver's license numbers.
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Tests already exist — in small numbers in this country and in much larger numbers in South Korea and elsewhere.
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" In their conversations, the friend continued, Hannity served as sounding board: "Hannity's a numbers guy, Trump's a numbers guy.
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Bear in mind that the numbers in the sheet are not his actual numbers, which he does not share.
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All of these numbers are lowballs compared to the numbers that were tossed out at various stages before trial.
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Part of the reason Republican numbers are gradually improving is that President Donald Trump's approval numbers are also improving.
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Additionally, the breach exposed roughly 140,000 Social Security numbers and about 80,000 linked bank account numbers, the company said.
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Also included in the email dump were numerous donors' names, contact information, credit card numbers, and Social Security numbers.
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But the numbers are the numbers: Mickey has about 14.2 million followers on Facebook, while she has 4.8 million.
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Women have tremendous strength in numbers, but gathering those numbers in the first place takes courage and conscious effort.
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The hack exposed names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, and other identifying information as well as credit card numbers.
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Other things identify us as well: our phone numbers, our credit card numbers, the license plates on our cars.
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ADP employment numbers due at 1215 GMT, which will set the stage for non-farm payroll numbers on Friday.
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Republican voters similarly support Trump on all significant issues and oppose impeachment in numbers that essentially mirror Democratic numbers.
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The numbers correlate now just as they did during previous administrations, suggesting there is no manipulation in the numbers.
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The breach exposed names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, and other identifying information as well as credit card numbers.
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It seems Albers, though, was into painting by numbers — or at least organizing 486 plastic laminate tiles by numbers.
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Now, it's more common for automated calls to be placed to specific phone numbers instead of randomly generated numbers.
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I THINK HE UNDERSTANDS THE ISSUE OF GROWTH AND HE'S CAREFULLY MONITORING THE GROWTH NUMBERS AND THE INFLATION NUMBERS.
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Data included users' locations, ages, private messages, phone numbers, contacts, genders, browsing histories, cellphone serial numbers, and IP addresses.
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Worse, the government wants to make it compulsory to link bank accounts and mobile phone numbers to Aadhaar numbers.
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And it's unclear why Broward County elections officials have reported different numbers about the total numbers of ballots cast.
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And we have the most raw numbers here in Los Angeles, not the most proportionately, but most raw numbers.
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If you remember from high school algebra, there's a whole branch of mathematics surrounding complex numbers—those including real numbers as well as imaginary numbers, or those multiplied by i, the square root of negative one.
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"I'll be releasing when the numbers come in – hopefully they're gonna be good, I think they're gonna be good, I feel great – when the numbers come in I'll be releasing very, very specific numbers," Trump promised.
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Equifax said in a statement to BuzzFeed News on Thursday, "The company doesn't expect additional increases to the number of consumers whose government-issued identification numbers, like Social Security numbers and driver's license numbers, were stolen."
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"The company is continuing to analyze these numbers to better understand if they are payment card numbers and, if they are payment card numbers, the process it will put in place to assist guests," it said.
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And, you know what, I know for a fact you did the right thing, we're looking at the numbers and the numbers, even they have to give credit for the kind of numbers that we're producing.
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In a breach in 2017, Capital One notified customers that a former employee may have had access for nearly four months to their personal data, including account numbers, telephone numbers, transaction history and Social Security numbers.
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In a breach in 2017, Capital One notified customers that a former employee may have had access for nearly four months to their personal data, including account numbers, telephone numbers, transaction history and Social Security numbers.
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The system contained sensitive data, including credit card numbers, bank account information, medical information and Social Security numbers, Quest said.
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Click here to view original GIFI find the history of numbers so much more fascinating than the application of numbers.
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The latest industrial production numbers marked the third consecutive fall in the country's production numbers and concerns over economic growth.
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Uniquely personal information, including phone numbers, passport numbers and dates of birth, could all be accessed from the Marriott database.
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Multiplying numbers together is a simple computational task, but breaking big numbers into their factors takes a far longer time.
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"Mobile phone numbers are even better than social security numbers for identifying people," said security technologist Bruce Schneier by email.
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The jobs numbers -- the "New York Times" itself admitted yesterday, they ran out of ways to describe these jobs numbers.
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EST Debut sale numbers for the New Orleans Baby Cakes have been added for fuller context of previous debut numbers.
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Even though sensitive data is supposed to be masked, some data — like passport numbers and credit card numbers — was leaking.
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Rather, certain numbers may require more "effort and tenacity," Bender says, offering four and eight as examples of demanding numbers.
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KH: You have to be careful to talk about whether you're looking at year-over-year numbers or recent numbers.
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The third quarter deliveries numbers will make it harder for Tesla to reach its projected full year car delivery numbers.
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This year, those numbers rose further: Nielsen says that retailers sold 20163,000 units, up 35 percent from last year's numbers.
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Last year, Apple initially provided the supply chain with high numbers only to cut numbers later, according to UBS analysts.
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Millions more people watched the debate via streaming, although streaming numbers are hard to compare to television viewing numbers precisely.
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The numbers vary wildly by year, with some periods showing enormous numbers of lost equipment and others showing relatively few.
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We would like to note that financial numbers quoted in the article do clearly indicate the usage of real numbers.
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Again, the partisan gap grows wider in 2008, with Democratic numbers rising and Republican numbers never reaching their 2001 peak.
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Monthly active user numbers rose 32 percent to 520 million in January, including a 79 percent rise in overseas numbers.
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The hack, the largest in US history, exposed sensitive information, including names, Social Security numbers, drivers' license numbers and addresses.
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Managing identity schemes is a complicated; falling back on phone numbers and Social Security numbers makes life easier for companies.
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"Bank account numbers, credit card numbers, or diagnosis or treatment information" were not exposed during the breach, the letter said.
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Instead of simply seeing your latest cholesterol numbers, for example, you'll see where your numbers fall on the wider spectrum.
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"Yesterday was about better-than-expected numbers, today is about weaker-than-expected numbers with a technical twist," Giddis said.
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Monthly auto sales numbers were released throughout the day, with Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler all reported declining numbers.
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Those numbers have changed by no more than 1 percentage point since 2014, when Apple began publicly cataloging the numbers.
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And, data journalists Dan Rosenheck and Wade Zhou excavate the numbers behind the numbers in the world of Broadway musicals.
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But there's no question that large numbers of people opposed ObamaCare, just as large numbers of people oppose Trump's presidency.
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"These are World Cup numbers — World Cup numbers for an event organized in seven months with 16 teams," Gulati said.
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He had access to users' telephone numbers and internet protocol addresses, which are unique identification numbers for internet-connected devices.
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The numbers surged to similar levels in late 2923 only to drop again in early 2292, according to CBP numbers.
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They ultimately stole personal information like names, addresses, partial social security numbers and drivers' license numbers for about 500,000 voters.
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But phone numbers are relatively easy to crack because they have a short, set length and only consist of numbers.
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But that could be nine people, total, since Amazon never reveals actual numbers, just multiples of past, also unreleased numbers.
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You may be wondering: What if the numbers approximated by one fraction overlap with the numbers approximated by another fraction?
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The material that was stolen included names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and, in some instances, driver's license numbers.
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"We are seeing numbers that look a lot like the numbers those states were seeing 10 days ago," said Rep.
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This is Long Room, the website dedicated to changing poll numbers so they're "unbiased": These poll numbers are total bullshit.
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Numbers aside – and the numbers are frightening – there are also real people, like George Ganje, and their families to consider.
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The user must know how the numbers are generated, otherwise they can't be sure that it generates truly random numbers.
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Heating up my lunch I've previously had to use specific numbers when microwaving my food, usually ending in odd numbers.
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The intrusion may have compromised the Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers and other personal information of 143 million Americans.
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All that matters is that the arrest numbers go up, so human beings in the system are reduced to numbers.
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But phone numbers have not been public in more than a year since Facebook restricted access to users' phone numbers.
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These numbers, much more than any numbers from the WHO, seemed to instill a sense of urgency in congressional Republicans.
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It provided software to organize basic data on customers or citizens, including names, addresses, Social Security numbers and phone numbers.
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The breach, exposing names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and driver's license numbers involves 8 million residents, he said.
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It focuses on keeping certain trackable ID numbers known as "international mobile subscriber identity" numbers encrypted, to reduce potential surveillance.
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They found that Rossby numbers and solar cycles have an inverse relationship, so as Rossby numbers increase, solar cycles decrease.
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Companies asserted that they were being sued for calling numbers they'd received consent to dial when those numbers were recycled.
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They argue that broadband companies' analysis of investment numbers are not comprehensive enough and that other numbers show broadband growth.
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The service also makes a distinction between accounts registered to phone numbers from mainland China and phone numbers from elsewhere.
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Nielsen will release final ratings and viewership numbers later on Thursday, which may have a slight adjustment to the numbers.
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More than 143 million Americans' Social Security numbers were exposed, as well as birth dates, addresses, and driver's license numbers.
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The baby-boom generation is starting to retire in large numbers, and those numbers will accelerate in the years ahead.
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The personal information compromised in the breach include names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, addresses and some driver's license numbers.
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They're having numbers -- the numbers of people being shot and killed, and it's -- it's not -- it's not for this country.
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Trump's national numbers right now are also far worse than what his numbers are in the Des Moines Register poll.
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According to T-Mobile, customer names, addresses, phone numbers, account numbers, rate plans, and plan features were all left exposed.
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Account details like phone numbers and email addresses were breached, but no sensitive information like social security numbers were compromised.
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That includes data owned both by service providers and websites, which may include social security numbers, phone numbers, and addresses.
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Approximately 100 million people in the United States and 6 million more in Canada are affected, the company said, with about 140,000 Social Security numbers, 1 million Canadian Social Insurance numbers and 80,000 bank account numbers compromised.
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The massive breach exposed names, Social Security numbers, birthdates, addresses, and, in some cases, driver's license numbers, with credit card numbers for more than 200,000 people and other personally identifying information for approximately 182,000 people also compromised.
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The 1.2 billion records don't include passwords, credit card numbers, or Social Security numbers, but they do contain cell phone numbers, social media profiles, and email addresses—a great start for someone trying to steal your identity.
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Approximately 140,000 credit card customers' Social Security numbersApproximately 20193,000 of credit card customers' linked bank account numbers Approximately 1 million social insurance numbers of Canadian credit card customers"Importantly, no credit card account numbers or log-in credentials were compromised and over 99 percent of Social Security numbers were not compromised," according to Capital One.
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The following products are being recalled: Nature Made Adult Gummies Multi, lot numbers 21174782, 21176755, 21140172 Nature Made Adult Gummies Multi + Omega-11767563, lot numbers 21176756 Nature Made Adult Gummies Multi for Her plus Omega-21147978s, lot numbers 21147557, 1196050 Nature Made Super B Complex w/C & Folic Acid tablets, lot numbers 1173779, 1170987, 1204735, 1173146, 1204001 Consumers can find the lot numbers on the back panel next to the expiration date.
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There is no evidence that any of the Secretary of State's systems have been hacked or breached or that any confidential information such as social security numbers, driver's license numbers, state ID numbers, or voter signatures were disclosed.
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Capital One's press release claims that only 1003,000 US social security numbers, 80,000 bank account numbers and 1 million Canadian social insurance numbers were compromised, which may seem small compared to the 106 million affected individuals in total.
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Latinos turned out in high numbers, and they turned out early, outpacing early voting numbers from 247 in essentially all key battleground states, including Florida — where they improved their early vote numbers from 20163 by nearly 22016 percent.
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Debit card PIN numbers, credit card CVV2 numbers (the three or four-digit security code printed on the card), other PIN numbers, and driver's license information used to verify age-restricted items were not exposed, according to Gheysens.
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But, you know, just saying, let&aposs look at the jobs numbers, all of America is looking at the job numbers.
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What all those numbers mean is that this thing won't be processing any big files or crunching large numbers anytime soon.
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"I just kept looking back and forth between the numbers on my phone and the numbers on my ticket," he recalled.
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Why Border Patrol says the numbers jumped So what happened in Del Rio to make the numbers there increase so much?
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"We have good numbers, and good numbers are good for the economy and good for the working person," Cramer said Friday.
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If you use our numbers for concession purchases and our numbers for the tickets we bought, which we know that number.
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" Look beyond the numbers "Generally, I advise women on the job hunt to look deeper than the numbers in diversity reports.
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Names, addresses, Social Security numbers and more — and millions more driver license and credit card numbers were stolen in the breach.
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Tesla has said its internal numbers are different from what Second Measure's data shows, but the automaker didn't provide specific numbers.
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"They released the numbers at first and then they stopped releasing the numbers," says Muzaffar Chishti of the Migration Policy Institute.
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Stored on the drives are details including names, addresses, dates of birth, social security numbers, member ID numbers and health information.
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Since launching, the company has sold around 200,000 units — solid enough numbers for a hardware startup, but not exactly AirPod numbers.
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Hacks could also expose private information shared between car and third parties - credit card numbers, account numbers or passwords - to theft.
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That includes focusing on population numbers over habitat restoration, using drones to count populations and using captive breeding to increase numbers.
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By parroting numbers provided by company executives, some analysts are "guilty of propagating misleading numbers that can deceive investors," he wrote.
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For 327 million people, Marriott says, the exposed information includes names, phone numbers, email addresses, passport numbers and dates of birth.
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"These are really low numbers — some of the lowest numbers we've seen in a long time," said Maryland Congressman John Sarbanes.
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The failure would be of gargantuan proportions if the numbers the numbers that appeared in this column bashing China were real.
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"If you're just reporting numbers, once [someone's ] numbers are not improving, the device just goes into the sock drawer," says Messerschmidt.
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Larger numbers make the sheet or cell bigger on the page and smaller numbers take up less space on the page.
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Hackers break into bank computers or Home Depot terminals to steal credit card numbers, dates of birth, addresses, Social Security numbers.
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The official emphasized that these are planning numbers, and it's not clear those numbers of people will need to be housed.
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You can block all unknown callers and add specific phone numbers to the blocked numbers list on your Samsung Galaxy phone.
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We purchase telephone numbers from a company called Survey Sampling International that provides landline and cellphone numbers within a specified region.
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During her Grow Your Biz pitch, Mathis not only inserted her numbers, but she also told her story through the numbers.
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Information given to ICE included names of guests, dates of birth, driver's license numbers, and license plate numbers, the lawsuit says.
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Exposed information included names, mailing addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, passport numbers, dates of birth, gender, and other Starwood account information.
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But the numbers themselves aren't giving us much reason to believe that dire scenarios or radically changing poll numbers will happen.
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Equifax's breach affected nearly 150 million U.S. customers, with credit card numbers and, in some cases, social security numbers being jeopardized.
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In this case, the company confirms that attackers were able to exfiltrate names, credit card numbers, expiration dates and CVV numbers.
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Twitter, meanwhile, is showing a slight jump from its 2016 numbers but also wasn't able to break 2015's record numbers.
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After all, the Nielsen numbers for The Big Bang Theory are only for the United States, while Netflix's numbers are worldwide.
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Compromised data includes names, phone numbers and email addresses but not Social Security numbers or credit card information of Uber users.
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The numbers are all too bite-sized, with awkwardly cute transitions as characters from one show segue into numbers from another.
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That's where I learned my numbers — on the arm of an Auschwitz survivor who showed me the numbers of his forearm.
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"I think you'll see it manifest itself in very low numbers for crude oil and very low numbers, particularly, for gasoline."
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"The numbers are indicators of the quality of care for the veterans, so, sure, we're worried about the numbers," he said.
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Once the third-quarter numbers are in, financial-sector earnings are expected to rise 41 percent, according to numbers from Refinitiv.
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Customer service numbers for major banksSome banks have a general customer service number, and others provide different numbers for each department.
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The numbers on the front are the actual seat numbers, and the holes are for bolts that held the benches down.
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Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers and other sensitive data for 13 million Americans were in the mix, the company said.
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Super Bowl LI by the numbers Here are five numbers behind the New England Patriot's shocker win over the Atlanta Falcons.
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The hard drives reportedly contained employees' names, bank account numbers, partial social security numbers, salaries, bonus details, and information regarding equity.
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The credit reporting firm said the exposed data included names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, addresses and some driver's licence numbers.
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Still, Mr. Trump insisted that the state had the best "numbers" in its history, although he did not specify which numbers.
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Still, Mr. Trump insisted that the state had the best "numbers" in its history, although he did not specify which numbers.
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Numbers has a time and a place, but we should be careful not to let Numbers always be the keynote speaker.
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It might also be closing in on Instagram and Snapchat in numbers of active users, though TikTok hasn't disclosed those numbers.
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The personal data compromised in the Equifax cyberattack included names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, addresses and some driver's license numbers.
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He also said that the numbers in this year's budget are "even more solid" than the numbers in last year's document.
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North Carolina will provide all but the last four digits of Social Security numbers, dates of birth and driver's license numbers.
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For example, define a set of numbers such as the integers, all the whole numbers from minus infinity to positive infinity.
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If bacteria or fungi are already present in low numbers, they can quickly grow to very high numbers in optimal conditions.
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Humans have always been fascinated with numbers and the idea that certain numbers carry a deep spiritual, esoteric, or occult significance.
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Of those 20173 million, approximately 5.25 million guests' unencrypted passport numbers were included, as well as 20.3 million encrypted passport numbers.
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I also think that the online numbers are way more credible than TV numbers, and usually, the industry has it backwards.
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The breach compromised consumers and small businesses that applied for credit cards between 2005 and early 2019, and while Capital One said no credit card account numbers or log-in credentials were compromised and that over 99% of Social Security numbers were not compromised, about 140,000 Social Security numbers and 80,000 linked bank account numbers were revealed.
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DragonBox Numbers, nominated for BEST LEARNING GAME DragonBox Numbers gives children who are at the outset of their math education the foundation they need in order to succeed: a strong sense of numbers and fluency with addition and counting.
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The enormous Equifax breach, which left more than half the adults in the U.S. vulnerable to identity theft and fraud, compromised data including Social Security numbers, birth dates, driver's license numbers, credit card numbers, addresses and some passport data.
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The problem is that routing algorithms can be extraordinarily complex for even small numbers of possible paths and small numbers of actors.
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If recent poll numbers from Harvard are accurate, young Americans are set to turn out for the 2018 midterms in record numbers.
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Tourists numbers have plummeted, a decline Chan called an "emergency" with the drop in visitor numbers worsening in October, down nearly 50%.
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Tourist numbers have plummeted, with visitor numbers down nearly 50 percent in October, record declines in retail sales, rising unemployment and bankruptcies.
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Tourist numbers have plummeted, with visitor numbers down nearly 50 percent in October, record declines in retail sales, rising unemployment and bankruptcies.
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The numbers paint a healthy picture for the global smartwatch market, which overall grew by 56 percent annually, according to analyst numbers.
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Method 1: use monthly revenue numbers when available (Question 14) and calculate hourly numbers using the working schedule reported in Question 11.
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Unlike traditional cable companies, whose numbers are released through Nielsen because of advertiser demands, Netflix has never had to release its numbers.
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While the existing calling feature didn't support calling phone numbers, Amazon is also enabling calls to any numbers in the US today.
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The insect's numbers grow following wet winters and springs, and those increased numbers are in evidence when they make their annual migration.
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Later it transpired that more than 20 million encrypted passport numbers were also stolen, along with 8.6 million unique payment card numbers.
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According to an ABC News analysis of past winning numbers, 8, 54, 14, 39 and 88 are the most frequently drawn numbers.
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My partner's number, my family's number, my castmates' numbers, my friend's numbers, my private emails, my private songs, my private voice memos.
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Credit card numbers, expiration dates, and verification numbers, along with names and addresses were stolen by the malware, the security firm said.
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E-book purchase numbers haven't exactly been consistent in recent years, but according to Audible's internal numbers, the audiobook giant keeps growing.
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Sprint-owned Boost Mobile told customers in May that a hacker breached accounts using Boost's website PIN numbers and Boost phone numbers.
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In fact ... this last week I took a physical and .... when the numbers come in I'll be releasing very, very specific numbers.
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Safety plans can include shelter addresses, phone numbers of a divorce attorney or a newly established bank account or credit card numbers.
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The numbers of injured are unknown and numbers are differing, but witnesses are telling BuzzFeed they saw at least six people injured.
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Traders believed that the numbers would improve in Q2, and today's numbers went a long way toward proving that assumption is correct.
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Our approach focuses more on the ideas and the execution behind the big numbers, and the likelihood that those numbers are sustainable.
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Once all the numbers have been taken out, you're left with seven numbers that just happen to work as a phone number.
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But it did expose customers' email addresses, their billing account numbers, and the phone's IMSI numbers, standardized unique number that identifies subscribers.
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So far, there is no evidence that consumers' Social Security numbers or driver's license numbers have been compromised, according to the company.
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The continuing if not increasing numbers of veterans taking up public service roles is historically more remarkable than these numbers might suggest.
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Information including linked bank account numbers, social security numbers, and even dates of birth were leaked, leaving many vulnerable to identity theft.
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Tesla's numbers are all out — Tesla's numbers are why so many in the market are concerned, or even betting heavily against it.
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Computers love whole numbers, and so do I. Even the weird NTSC numbers in use due to certain technical constraints divide nicely.
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Scammers have also taken to "spoofing" telephone numbers, which is why consumers see automated calls coming from numbers with their area code.
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Units bob up and down on the screen, numbers clash into numbers, weakness into advantage, and eventually all but one commander resigns.
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In prison, long sentences are often referred to as "football numbers" because the duration in years resembles numbers on a football jersey.
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He referred to last week's jobs numbers as strong and said additional numbers coming in suggested the economy was still running smoothly.
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And although Uber says these numbers stick to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, it is unclear if these numbers have been independently audited.
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It's no wonder: Robocallers have become more advanced in how they hide their numbers and spoof — or imitate — numbers from other places.
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By the numbers: More than 10 million people tuned into the second night on live television, according to preliminary numbers from Nielsen.
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"There is a lot more optimism priced into the 2020 numbers than there has been priced into the 2019 numbers," Lafferty said.
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However, Marriott said that roughly 5.25 million unencrypted passport numbers were obtained by hackers, as well as 20.3 million encrypted passport numbers.
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"We are absolutely encouraged by the downward trend of apprehension numbers, but we know these numbers could always spike upwards," Morgan said.
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He pulled out his lottery ticket, checked his numbers against the winning numbers on his phone and couldn't believe what he saw.
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I won't print those numbers: I haven't been able to confirm that the numbers I've seen are the already-questionable official ones.
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Sheep numbers on the property are down to 1600, from 6000 in 2011, as Daugherty cut his numbers to match the conditions.
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They have not updated their numbers since then, but Ms. Kahle, in an email exchange, said she doubted the numbers had decreased.
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Their labor of love is about the numbers, just the numbers, and the Costas refrain from speculating on what exactly is happening.
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Data exposed in the breach, , include names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, addresses and some driver's licence numbers, according to the company.
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Exposed data includes names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses, and in some cases, driver's license numbers, Equifax said in its announcement.
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Those Payton numbers seemed to be out of reach, and Jimmy just chewed those up ... The numbers his senior year are incredible.
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"There is a lot more optimism priced into the 2020 numbers than there has been priced into the 2019 numbers," Lafferty said.
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These numbers are sobering and represent profound challenges with real faces and families, not just numbers on a Congressional Budget Office spreadsheet.
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Those numbers are in sharp contrast to numbers released by Democrats, who had raised just $46.3 million by the end of August.
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And again we had to spend some good time to look at numbers, crunching numbers, looking at the statistics, looking at scenarios.
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It might also be closing in on Instagram and Snapchat in numbers of active users, though TikTok hasn&apost disclosed those numbers.
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The intruder accessed one file that contained sensitive personal information belonging to Uber Drivers, including over 403,000 unencrypted names and driver's license numbers, 215 unencrypted names and bank account and domestic routing numbers, and 84 unencrypted names and Social Security numbers.
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I had worked for Coca Cola for 18 years, as President and Chairman of Japan, and I was a little, kind of exhausted, you know doing a lot of business trips and uh working everyday looking at the numbers, numbers, numbers.
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Why it matters: Information including names, dates of birth, credit card numbers, passport numbers, identity card numbers, and historical travel information was accessed by attackers — and all that could be cross-referenced with other data repositories to conduct identity theft.
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The personal information accessed -- which the feds say Thompson tried to share online -- included 83,28 Social Security numbers, 2353 million Canadian Social Insurance numbers and 212,000 bank account numbers, as well as people's names, addresses, credit scores and other info.
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Capital One said the breached information includes 140,000 Social Security numbers, 1 million Canadian Social Insurance numbers and 80,000 bank account numbers, in addition to an undisclosed number of people's names, addresses, credit scores, credit limits, balances, and other information.
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Hackers had entered the company's systems, stealing the personal and financial data of more than 147 million people in the United States, including Social Security numbers, dates of birth, home addresses, and some driver's license numbers and credit card numbers.
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For some equations of this type, it is fruitful to study whether they have solutions among alternative number systems called p-adic numbers, which, like the real numbers, are built by filling in the gaps between whole numbers and fractions.
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You take a look at what&aposs going on, lowest unemployment numbers we&aposve had, lowest African-American unemployment in the history of our country, lowest Hispanic numbers in the history of our country, lowest numbers for women in 2500 years.
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But despite the volume of affected customers, the highly sensitive data leaked was more constrained: Only around 140,000 US Social Security numbers (SSNs), 80,000 linked bank account numbers for secured card customers, and 1 million Canadian Social Insurance numbers were compromised.
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ASCII art is created by using a set of numbers and letters defined in the American Standard Code for Information Interchange, which is used to translate the language of computers (numbers) to the language of humans (letters, numbers and symbols).
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If you look at the trend line for Trump's daily approval numbers here and then compare it to the same chart for his weekly numbers here, there's a whole lot more fluctuation in the daily numbers than the weekly ones.
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When you construct a sample of numbers, you can weight it toward containing certain kinds of numbers and not others—and the better you choose your weights, the more accurately you'll be able to draw conclusions about numbers as a whole.
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For example, in an effort to contextualize numbers, we try to find other numbers to compare them to, but if we don't have any relevant numbers at hand, we tend to use the most recent one we have seen or heard.
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"As it relates to the employment numbers, I wouldn't focus on any one number: There's plenty of volatility in these numbers," he added.
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According to the 9NEWS report, crooks pull the plate numbers from classified ads to create a catalog of car models with matching numbers.
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JPMorgan Chase later told the Securities and Exchange Commission that account numbers, passwords, user IDs, birthdates and Social Security numbers were all stolen.
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The list contained the bar numbers, melt or inventory numbers, the gross and fine weight as well as the fineness of the gold.
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The United Kingdom has at least 14 marches planned, and organizers of the London event are expecting sizable numbers of numbers of protesters.
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UPC put a brave face on the numbers, saying positive trends for revenue and subscriber numbers had continued in the April-June period.
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And this was a month after a spreadsheet, which could found using Google, leaked containing thousands of numbers, addresses, and tax ID numbers.
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And in just five days, we have seen…in state after state, his [poll] numbers are coming down, our numbers are going up.
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Imagine you have a continuous stream of numbers and you want to know the sum of all the numbers you've seen so far.
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Data seen by TechCrunch reveals customer names, email addresses, phone numbers, postal addresses, dates of birth, customer types and Freedom Mobile account numbers.
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But our approach to selecting the Disruptor 50 focuses on the ideas and the execution behind the big numbers, not just the numbers.
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The first quarter 2016 gross domestic product (GDP) numbers are due on Wednesday, followed by April trade numbers and retail sales on Thursday.
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Right now, at launch, Audi is not releasing official range numbers and the EPA has yet to certify and release its own numbers.
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