But I don't want to walk away and parse it and parse the wrong thing.
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It also announced that Parse was moving into the Internet of Things realm.. which, of course, no longer matters because it has since killed Parse.
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Parse did publish a big migration guide, as well as open source their server backend, both of which are legitimate alternatives for developers needing a Parse replacement.
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Humans are masters at using context to parse ambiguity. Machines?
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So let's dig in and parse out what we can.
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You can parse board membership by sex, age and pay.
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And there are a million ways to parse the problem.
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Let's take a deep breath together and parse this out.
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Trying to parse out how you remember them is interesting.
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The human brain evolved to easily receive and parse information.
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But here's something that's harder to parse: what comes next.
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I'm, as usual, trying to parse my words carefully here.
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Here's a surprise: Facebook is closing its Parse developer platform.
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In part, CEO Sachin Kamdar said this is highlighting Parse.
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But if you parse their statements, that's what's happening here.
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For many, fact and fiction are hard to parse out.
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It's so hard to parse out what is true anymore.
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There is so much to parse out from this scene.
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Hardvapour's Eastern Europe fascination is a bit hard to parse.
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Laurie has always been a difficult character to parse out.
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I will let others parse and declare what those are.
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Check out the grey dips in the chart below. Parse.
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Why it matters: A study by data analytics firm Parse.
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It's quite funny to parse the CIA's document about it.
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It's all there to parse, and parsed it will be.
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Data is useless unless somebody can parse and catalog it.
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Hopefully, the 11th generation is a little easier to parse.
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But it's hard to parse good information from bad online.
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Even data that is public can be difficult to parse.
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The Trump administration's Syria policy has been difficult to parse.
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But the truth is something far harder to parse out.
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The answer is circumstantial, individual, and never easy to parse.
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In what is probably the last ever post on the Parse blog, the service reminded users that today (January 30th, 2017) they would be disabling the Parse API on an app-by-app basis.
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In January, Facebook announced it would shut down its Parse service in a year, giving developers who rely on Parse for its various app-oriented backend services 12 months to cobble together an alternative.
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"We know that many of you have come to rely on Parse, and we are striving to make this transition as straightforward as possible," Kevin Lacker, co-founder of Parse, said in a blog post.
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Kavanaugh's record on abortion is a bit tough to parse, however.
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You parse the cause of death, as if that explains something.
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I thought Clinton parse words really well in a corrupt way.
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Anyway, you get the idea; there's a lot to parse here.
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Of course, with any search data, it's difficult to parse motivation.
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The online listing is easier to parse and displayed more prominently.
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I can't parse out what is constrained and what is not.
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Rather, everyone tries to parse out what exactly "hooking up" means.
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But I struggled to parse what the film was commenting on.
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" She added: "I try not to parse it out too much.
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Who knew you could parse Benjamin Moore Classic Gray by percentages?
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And it has always been hard to parse opinions about Mrs.
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The narrative, if there even is one, is hard to parse.
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Field was no Kim Philby; he tried to parse his treason.
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Clinton, has tried to parse Mr. Trump's views from his speeches.
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The political motivations of violent attackers were even harder to parse.
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As you say, intentionality is very, very difficult to parse now.
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Saudiologists have scrambled to parse the headstrong crown prince's latest moves.
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I never would have thought to parse 56-Down as PO'D.
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" Almost never: "How do I parse my own reaction to that?
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It is difficult to parse cryptic orders that contain no reasoning.
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As substantive plans go, this one is almost impossible to parse.
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The actual nutshot from Game 3 is pretty tough to parse.
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But the units of measurement are unfamiliar and difficult to parse.
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Parse was bought in 2013, when Facebook was looking for more revenue.
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There are more than a few questions to parse in this regard.
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Last year, we published a similar dataset from digital analytics company Parse.
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But it's a little hard to believe, and even harder to parse.
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Note: In my last post I mentioned a popular BaaS named Parse.
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Or Parse, which went to Facebook, or Sparrow, taken over by Google?
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Another serious limitation is the type of science Iris can intelligently parse.
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It can feel hard to parse, but it's also abundant, fecund, flourishing.
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Where Viv really shines is in its ability to parse complex questions.
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The semiotics of carnival in Germany are difficult for outsiders to parse.
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But let's parse out why this could and couldn't be so likely.
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On the policy stuff, it's hard to parse what his policy is.
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Nor will I parse his many well-crafted opinions as a judge.
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In the aggregate, it's a mesmerizing, intimidating set of information to parse.
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He will need an interpreter to parse the language of French intellectuals.
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But I couldn't quite parse the significance of what he was saying.
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That said, I know that you can't parse out progress from mainstreaming.
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Lucy, on the other hand, was close to impossible to parse genetically.
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Their performances bear the same weight as the records they parse from.
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Ms. Burnikel's theme is all about how you parse those particular clues.
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If you parse it slightly differently, it does sound like a challenge.
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But there's no need to parse this music; it's in perpetual motion.
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At one point, Berger tried to parse their central difference in opinion.
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"I think it was important to parse what Lloyd said," Cramer reflected.
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Why slowly parse out news with quasi-commitments and half-hearted apologies?
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Here's what we know and how to parse this latest email controversy.
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A clean, uniformly bright image is a lot easier for software to parse.
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Facebook acquired Parse, a toolkit and support system for mobile developers, in 2013.
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We have, in this instance, not one, but two video interviews to parse.
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We can sit and parse his decisions and other writings - and we will!
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But I mean when you parse the comments there's nothing dovish in there.
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Consider that the next time you try to parse an app's privacy policy.
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Lately China's corporate superstars have given social-media crowds plenty more to parse.
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But when you parse through the critical reviews, you'll see some valid complaints.
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Following Facebook's shutdown of Parse, many mobile app developers are looking for alternatives.
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Moving from Parse to Firebase and Batch creates more dependencies on other platforms.
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His definition of a "clean DACA bill" is a little difficult to parse.
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The next step was to parse M. mycoides down to its essential elements.
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And who could forget Notify, or Paper, or Parse, or Ticker, or Deals?
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She told him she wasn't in the mood to parse it all out.
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By virtue of what it is, The Disaster Artist is difficult to parse.
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The lyrics aren't always easy to parse, so what does The Duke embody?
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Many of Cosby's responses were rambling, confusingly worded, or difficult to parse grammatically.
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But it's mostly been a database, falling far short of a Parse killer.
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Curious players are left to parse brief tutorial text for context and motivation.
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I returned to my humble Drake study, with no clues left to parse.
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But it's important to parse out the contextual differences between the two protests.
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They attempt to parse the experience of parenthood, its mysteries and its delights.
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It's hard to parse this determination, and even experts disagree on each case.
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When you're two-years-old, however, that reality is hard to parse out.
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Political analysts and historians will parse the midterm's outcome for years to come.
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While this may sound simple, the language itself can be difficult to parse.
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Then we circle back to trying to parse the real meaning behind inclusivity.
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In parenting, it's pretty common to have to parse out what happened here.
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It's a lot to parse, this sticky icky world Lux and Ivy built.
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He did not parse his words or hesitate in any of his answers.
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How, then, to parse fashion's share of that and what it could mean?
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But it makes some scenes harder to parse, which dulls the play's horror.
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That makes it harder for a snooper to parse which transaction is which.
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Problem is, economists say there's no reason to parse the data this way.
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Regardless, this one feels tough to parse, so proceed at your own risk.
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There are four principal methods by which Jewish scholars parse our sacred texts.
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What's more the meta studies themselves can be dense and difficult to parse.
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Can you parse the two men who are getting married from this one?
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Those are the ones to look for to parse what's happening in November.
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Wade and the Affordable Care Act are a bit more difficult to parse.
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And to parse that data and glean insights from it, those industries use SQL.
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Sometimes it's difficult to parse out what is really necessary and what is optional.
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It involves the usage of decoy states and an intermediary relay to parse them.
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So what should those trying to parse the nominations look for in Monday's announcement?
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"We use different services to store and handle data," including Parse for data handling.
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"And I think we should be able to be conscious enough to parse that."
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How will you, as a user, be able to parse and browse that cacophony?
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His answer, as best I can parse it, is related to overseas corporate earnings.
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But there was a technique that could parse the relationship between two different viruses.
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Now, to the untrained eye, the symbolism on display may be difficult to parse.
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On Friday, investors will parse through the Bureau of Labor Statisitics' monthly employment report.
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Even now, with the distance of two weeks, I can't quite parse this moment.
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That doesn't mean these findings weren't accurate, but it makes them harder to parse.
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Rachel's left with her lawyer hat on to parse the truth amidst the snakiness.
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Those who closely watch the Fed will parse the post-meeting statement for clues.
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When it came to abuse, she tried to parse the different sorts of violence.
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As the earnings season gathers steam, investors will parse reports to justify stock valuations.
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Allowing a prosecutor to parse these motives would undercut the authority of every president.
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The lack of context surrounding the ominous photo made the ad difficult to parse.
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"I wanted to," she said, "but I ran into a parse error in Exodus."
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The rise of streaming has made these sorts of numbers even harder to parse.
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Hell, even the moldie here is hard to parse sometimes, and he's totally organic.
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Then there's an exchange that's a bit difficult to parse and has been disputed.
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So maybe "Look What You Made Me Do" is too muddled to really parse.
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He also lacks a body of academic work analysts could parse for his views.
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There's a multitude of mediums to parse through, and the story itself becomes complex.
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THUMP has put together an explainer to help parse what's happening at the club.
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The world will parse our different experiences into categories: Was it harassment or assault?
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But don't parse your every word for what a maniac might make of it.
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At the same time, publishers pored over a report from the analytics firm Parse.
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It can be hard for individual investors to parse various funds and their costs.
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These programs are game-changers, potentially supercharging computers' ability to parse and produce language.
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There will be plenty to parse, like how old Bran Stark looks these days.
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I may want to parse it for the appearance of certain keywords, for example.
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To Facebook's credit, it open sourced Parse Server so developers can move their data and keep their apps alive, but the whole reason app developers chose Parse in the first place is because they didn't want to deal with building a backend.
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Otherwise, it's hard to parse the actual particulars of the case against Oswald, though 11.22.
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Building up Parse, it seems, eventually became more of a distraction than it was worth.
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Like any fantasy football game, there's much intel to parse before locking in your lineup.
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But the connection between screen time and depression in kids has been harder to parse.
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It's hard to parse how you'd choose to become a fan of one over another.
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And as the story unfolds, it becomes difficult to parse its political and theological arguments.
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And what I'm trying to parse for you is how you should think about it.
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Many developers were also using Parse to send push notifications for marketing purposes and more.
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Easy-to-parse tasks, like playing video games and naming birds, are of limited value.
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You may parse it any way you like, Senator, but your vote is an endorsement.
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One is the start, one is the end — and we're here to parse their relationship.
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With the earnings season gathering steam, investors will parse corporate reports to justify stock valuations.
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The company uses high-performance liquid chromatography to parse the chemistry of wines for replication.
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His latest project is no less impressive, but it requires greater mental gymnastics to parse.
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Twitris was able to parse the different statements for more precise meaning and derive analytics.
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You can parse out individual facts but you can't get away from the collective picture.
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Polly's parents have a host of issues only a very skilled therapist could parse out.
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But at this point in negotiations, it's become difficult to parse what's still in contention.
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Investors will parse earnings from 40 percent of the components in the PHLX semiconductor index .
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It's hard enough to parse Olde English while sober, never mind while only drinking ale.
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He didn't parse words in explaining why he won certain battleground states that Hillary lost.
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Contemporary luxury brands like McLaren and Ferrari invite their customers to parse through bespoke creations.
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But it's probably a waste of time to closely parse a speech like this one.
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Stephenson is strange in ways NBA teams don't know how to parse, let alone manage.
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This is what lawyers and judges do: We parse statutes to determine if they're applicable.
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"The Circus: Inside the Greatest Political Show on Earth" returns to parse the presidential race.
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One of Kinvey's competitors, Parse, was acquired by Facebook in 2013 and subsequently shut down.
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If nothing else, it provided another wallow in fetishized gore for hot-takers to parse.
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Each EP felt like something to parse, like a text to say how they'd grown.
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It's where the antagonist Morgan Bernard is introduced that the game becomes difficult to parse.
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"It can be almost impossible to parse out any one, individual influencer's motivations," Lewis said.
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It means that economists have to parse other numbers to see where China is headed.
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But I do recall him citing the case as one of his toughest to parse.
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Overall, in 2100 articles mentioning Trump received 22017 percent of all page views in Parse.
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But a basic is a basic, and to many, the difference is hard to parse.
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It's going to be tough to parse it for the information that's relevant to you.
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People seem to always want to parse the details, so I'll be clear about that.
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She immediately tried to parse what exactly had happened, so it could happen once more.
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I stared at him for hours, trying to parse out an emotion, a reaction, anything.
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Those moments of lucidity can make it difficult to parse what's real and what's not.
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Nisman: The Prosecutor, the President, and the Spy will attempt to parse out the details.
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Right now, De Jans doesn't think most kids are able to parse advertisement from entertainment.
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The distinctions between fact and fiction, truth and falsehood seem quaint and impossible to parse.
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She's able to parse this debate with an unusual level of clarity, fairness, and rigor.
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My mind wants to re-parse words and phrases like there's no TOM OR ROW.
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The data that hospitals are posting can be hard to find, and difficult to parse.
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With The Leftovers, there are about a million things to parse in every other shot.
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" — Curator Maura Reilly "How does the phrase, women and artists of color, actually parse out?
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League officials, fans and a large gathering of reporters were left to parse fragments of information.
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Facebook would make money from Parse by storing data from developers and sending customers product notifications.
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Observers will parse the bank's policy statement for hints at when interest rates will rise again.
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Investors will parse through a barrage of reports for more signs of strength in the economy.
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So, before attempting to parse the film's ambiguous ending, here's a little recap of the plot.
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These processes can also often parse DNA when the blood of multiple people is mixed together.
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Help us parse the complexities in the comments, then read through chapter 23 for next week.
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Everyone is focused on whether they, too, will bring conflicts of interest too difficult to parse.
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It's difficult to parse when someone is unintentionally misreading the situation, or has more malicious motives.
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His statements parse the development of the product — which Pichai has confirmed — from plans for implementation.
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Shortly after the article ran, Facebook (its owner) announced that Parse would soon be shut down.
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But the Panama Papers comprise more than 11 million documents, and they're really confusing to parse.
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Both business and sports stories are particularly easy for software to parse because they're very formulaic.
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Here's how to parse the terminology for the basics of economy ticketing for non-business travelers.
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Independent publishers are terrified of platform dependency these days, and for good reason: According to Parse.
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It's time to parse with greater severity what is empowering to women versus pleasing to men.
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Keep debating until you find it and work hard to parse differences in assumptions and beliefs.
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Ted Cruz manages to parse his falsehoods with the precision of a master debater and attorney.
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What's next: Levine would like to parse out the long-term effects of these gun purchases.
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And why and what the underlying reasons were is what I'm trying to parse out myself.
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Despite Facebook shutting down its Parse development platform, it's still adding new widgets, buttons and APIs.
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Mohajer said the system is fast, accurate and able to parse even complicated conversation and requests.
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Instead of trying to win, I'm trying to parse: What is this, specific race car fantasy?
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The Gang discusses Facebook sharecropping as Parse joins FriendFeed on the scrapheap of post app momentum.
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It could be the underlining and circling technique that helps you parse through a literature passage.
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The Padres have been the Padres, and the aged, mediocre Giants have been difficult to parse.
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To parse this, let's think in slightly longer phrases: childless (by circumstance) and childfree (by choice).
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And fast trying to create our own codes, or parse those of the offices around us.
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One website published a discussion by its staff members trying to parse the tweet's true meaning.
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The delay may have allowed Girardi to parse his thoughts, which would become poignant and direct.
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It's not a homogenous identity, and we're still learning to parse the complicated meaning of home.
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As we parse Barr's letter, we should be aware of the human tendency toward motivated reasoning.
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And Google, which started the year at 34 percent, now generates 44 percent of traffic. Parse.
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Following the construction of Pangu Plaza in Beijing, Guo's life story becomes increasingly hard to parse.
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Lots of news to parse — here are a few more fantastic stories you might have missed.
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Most people don't have a scientific background and don't know how to properly parse new information.
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Yenn's timeline is a lot more difficult to parse, so this one won't have hard numbers.
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Create column charts That social engagement is turning into clicks — lots and lots of clicks. Parse.
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They clashed and blended, encouraged and diminished one another, in ways that were hard to parse.
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"They don't just hold your data, they parse through it and exploit it later," said Dougherty.
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Your job is to parse those abbreviations and words so they make an entirely different word.
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Everywhere puzzles are set in motion for us to contemplate and parse, making our own meaning.
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It's kind of hard to parse any real shift in US strategy based on the speech.
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Developers who use Parse include those at Quip, a productivity app, and Expedia's Orbitz, a travel website.
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When Facebook bought Parse in 2013, Facebook's stock was below its initial public offering price of $38.
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Its instruments don't have the ability to parse out sure signs, like DNA, from the icy spray.
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Seoul&aposs presidential office told The Associated Press that it was trying to parse Trump&aposs comments.
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Twitter is testing a new tag that will make it easier to parse who started a thread.
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Finally, it's hard not to parse these results as an indictment, at least slightly, of science education.
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The history of the appropriation of Asian and Black cultures are interconnected, tangled, and difficult to parse.
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Mobius also notes that the types of companies available on the exchange can be difficult to parse.
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The only way to parse this is to accept that Ryan is engaged in absurdist performance art.
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But the big highlight came when she announced a new way to allow software to parse video.
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Those using it will need to create their own Parse servers and migrate before January 28, 2017.
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The FDA has already issued guidance for machine-learning-based systems that parse image-based radiological data.
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It will probably become increasingly common (New York magazine, for one, just introduced a paywall), but Parse.
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Ironically, Microsoft used Parse in one of its slides to demonstrate how you could use MongoDB support.
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Microsoft also lets you move your Parse server to Azure, so everything makes sense in some way.
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Parse — and its CEO and co-founder Ilya Sukhar — prominently featured in Facebook's developer conference keynotes, too.
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None of these features are new; they just make data management easier to parse and more accessible.
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Scientists should be able to parse out where those trace gases come from as the mission continues.
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The exact breakdown of device sales is difficult to parse, given how the company currently reports earnings.
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The overlapping qualities of horses as pet, passion, status symbol, and sporting tool are hard to parse.
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At least there, the extra effort and time delay gave me a moment to parse my thoughts.
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Through ReachNow, the company hopes find data that will help it parse nuanced answers to those questions.
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It's a lot to parse, but Blue Crow Media aspires to make it more approachable and digestible.
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Traders will parse her words carefully, looking for any clues to the timing of the next hike.
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The market is left, then, to parse out how soon it must worry about balance sheet reduction.
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On a set of random sentences from the web, Parsey achieves "just over 90%" of parse accuracy.
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There won't be relevant data, data that we can parse through, for weeks or months or years.
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It's difficult to parse out who is truly an ally when everyone seems to have multiple facades.
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Its power lies in its ability to extract, parse and analyze massive amounts of data almost instantly.
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Because the memo is written by and for government officials, its language can be difficult to parse.
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And there's Jake Kane, being ambiguously sinister in a way that Veronica can never quite fully parse.
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The US media did not parse the words of Black Lives Matter, seeking the most charitable interpretation.
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The comments come as investors struggle to parse mixed messages on whether a rate hike is imminent.
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Ms. Anumula and Mr. Rao worked with teachers to parse the required curriculum around hands-on activities.
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And it's only going to get more pronounced as people parse her future intentions through her clothes.
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To help you parse the arguments, here's a quick guide to how the jobs numbers are calculated.
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But altogether, arranged in three horizontal rows that evoke crossed-out writing, they're too complex to parse.
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Ms. Grace tried to parse the difference between a hot dish and a casserole in an article.
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Well, given how closely fans like to parse your every word, little things can create an uproar.
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The company uses machine learning to parse raw event data and find out if there's anything wrong.
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If A.I. is supposed to parse information for us, we would like it to do so objectively.
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It was an act of aggression, even if Jacob couldn't parse it, even if he loved it.
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You can try to parse it any way you want but that is what he has done.
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But Trump's claim that he already has the votes is much more surprising and difficult to parse.
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Meanwhile, the region continues to parse the statements coming from the White House like they're Talmudic texts.
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This isn't me trying to parse the moral worth (or whatever) of ye––it's hollow as performance.
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The above chart takes a second to parse, but once you do the ramifications are pretty profound.
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But Republicans generally support it by a significant margin: There are two ways to parse this data.
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The only difference that we can parse from the spec sheet is that it lacks Google Assistant support.
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This could allow Google to better parse people's voices and structure their words for accurate interpretation of intent.
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His odd use of capitalization, creative spelling, and strange punctuation can make his tweets difficult to parse sometimes.
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Unlike sounds, the immediacy of another's touch is not something I ever have to question, parse, or doubt.
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The problem they are attempting to solve is simply that there's too much information for academics to parse.
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Like Roseanne Barr maybe just doesn't know how to parse 4chan and doesn't realize this is clearly fake?
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Together, she and Arie parse through the details of their breakup, partially for the sake of the audience.
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But the issue has received far less media coverage than hurricanes this year, according to data from Parse.
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I think in the end, it's about building their self-confidence so they can parse through these pressures.
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Now, everyone's in the muck together, clinging to details both subtle and blatant to parse out their meaning.
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As the company grows, there is more company data to parse through (sales metrics, complex capitalization tables, etc.).
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Over on Siri the results list is more difficult to parse and appears to cast a wider net.
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They're optimistic the data they received will help them to parse out where the signal is coming from.
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Uber will garner increased scrutiny from Wall Street investors as they begin to parse out its true value.
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As the TV audience fractures into smaller and smaller niches, ratings data becomes harder and harder to parse.
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These two different outcomes are dramatically at odds with each other, which means there's a lot to parse.
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At the moment, there are so many coming up that it's hard to parse through all of them.
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At first it's hard to parse out if this is the sound of Perry's abuse or intense sex.
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The absence of the former have made it nearly impossible to parse his potential business connections in Russia.
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If "Royals" is a textbook mixolydian composition through and through, "Green Light" is a little trickier to parse.
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He cocked his head as if to better parse the amplified huff and puff of the woman's breath.
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And when it comes to conservative thinkers in the Trump era, is it possible to parse these differences?
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But a number of committee Republicans appeared to parse Conaway's statement about Putin's preferences by Tuesday afternoon. Rep.
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Think of all the many hours of mixtapes you'd have to parse to even rationally consider a response.
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You almost have to parse out your reaction to the sexual orientation and your reaction to the sexting.
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Don't get me started on Poncho the weather cat bot that can't parse the simplest of weather questions.
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The NFL is great, but it's weird and delicate and mighty hard to parse before the games begin.
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But in the world of actual logic, it's a little trickier to parse out what MJ is saying.
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There is a hush as journalists parse the words of the leader of the group's most powerful country.
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Prosecutors have said they will call a terrorism expert to parse the journal's references to past terror attacks.
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Instead, the politicians and the cable pundits were left to parse his wording and draw their own conclusions.
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He could joyfully parse the difference between homonyms and homophones, not to mention homographs, in dinner table conversation.
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Some of the movie's most enjoyable moments are when Fuyao's diverse army of employees parse various cultural differences.
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In recent days, article views have increased around 50 percent compared to the previous week, according to Parse.
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He can parse what is actually significant versus what is just talk and or corporate PR and unattainable.
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You could parse their clash as a grownup debate on the politics of governance, but it's really not.
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You can't literally parse out that scene and figure out if it's a metaphor or a thematic device.
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They parse statistics to create better training plans and arm the golfers with game plans for each week.
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Worse, Apple's Siri and Microsoft's Cortana often were unable to parse the words that were spoken to them.
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But there are several simple steps you can take to help parse what's true from what's intentionally misleading.
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As they dove deeper down the rabbit hole, fanfiction became a way to parse their own queer feelings.
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It's a psychic tax on the population, who must parse an avalanche of untruths to understand current events.
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Financial analysts and hedge fund managers parse her nuanced statements for all they're worth — which is a lot.
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As with a dream, you can parse what you've watched for meaning or just savor what you've seen.
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But other businesses in the industry tend to parse such letters closely for insight into the department's approach.
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This is true intellectually for those trying to parse the contours of the Reagan era using political time.
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As a consumer, it's kind of hard to parse through it and figure out what I'm looking for.
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This is a lot of stuff, so parse it all down for us, to break it all down.
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Natural language processing deals with how systems parse human language and are able to make decisions and derive insights.
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And I think it&aposs important for viewers just to parse out those facts you&aposre talking about, Sean.
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Hadoop can parse similar sets of data into so-called buckets to make processing or searching data more efficient.
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With Parse, of course, Facebook once had very similar ambitions to offer a cloud-based backend for mobile developers.
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Puzzles are all about perception, about seeing the environment clearly: Looking through illusions to parse your own externalized trauma.
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There is no way to meaningfully parse the role of Jewish women in film without talking about Barbra Streisand.
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Investors frequently parse the document for Buffett's insights into specific sectors, in addition to his thoughts on the economy.
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Let's parse that out: women killed from gun violence were murdered by an abusive partner over half the time.
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This could be because people decided to parse out the episodes instead of watching them all in one sitting.
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The meme's point is simple and easy to parse: An oblivious dude comically mistakes one thing for another thing.
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Experts said that content related to extremism, in particular, was difficult to parse outside of acts of extreme violence.
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Batch has built a migration tool so that you can export your Parse data and import them into Batch.
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It depends a little on how exactly you parse out what does and doesn't count as a horror film.
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That would be easy enough to parse, but the studio is simultaneously developing an entirely different slate of films.
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However, Facebook's developer tool offering has shrunk since it shut down its Parse mobile app platform early this year.
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The downside to all this comprehensive testing is that it gives you a whole lot of information to parse.
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The dress code that dominates most office environments in 2019 is also one of the most difficult to parse.
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By name alone, it's incredibly difficult to parse what you're getting from each and what the downsides might be.
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However, today's most powerful telescopes aren't sensitive enough to parse out the composition of a relatively small exoplanet's atmosphere.
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Pew usually does more traditional phone-based surveys, but for this, it teamed up with web analytics company Parse.
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"I can download that analog signal and parse through the power trace to get ones and zeroes," Davis said.
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The conference has a big focus on artificial intelligence, machine learning and other cutting-edge ways to parse data.
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I absolutely understand how the evolution of social media leads to divisions in how people parse communication and interaction.
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It's unclear how law enforcement will receive notifications, or how police officers will parse the meaning of each notification.
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Investors will now parse minutes from the Fed's June policy meeting when it will be released at 22019 p.m.
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The Japanese themselves would find it hard to parse what part of their psychological makeup is Western in origin.
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And more than 40 percent of referral traffic to news sites comes from Facebook, according to data from Parse.
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TiVo's new interface could help viewers parse the immense amount of content that exists on television and the internet.
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Commentators are trying to parse out whether Calabria is a free market ideologue along the lines of former Rep.
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To help you parse through the options, INSIDER is here to suggest five TV series worth watching this week.
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Since all these songs were uncommonly literal for Aes, I wasn't surprised when the rest proved harder to parse.
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The latter helps the bot understand and parse the query to deliver the correct answer (and understand related queries).
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From the beginning, it was difficult to parse exactly what Battleborn was, and what it wanted to focus on.
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There are no synonyms listed to help you parse the technique of a Lebanese rapper or Algerian raï singer.
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They decide how to parse the cause of death, which can be difficult if the patient has multiple conditions.
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That is the conclusion of three economists who used computers to parse 136 years of transcripts of congressional speeches.
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Thinking about the artists in their current context, however, helps us parse what's so important about their early works.
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Or is it naive to try to parse this out, and should we just see this as pure racism?
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Wrestlers were incensed, of course, though how much was artifice and how much was real is impossible to parse.
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So how does someone parse a band that has records across a few different names and numerous musical genres?
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These lucrative deals raise difficult-to-parse questions about sponsored content and the need for Federal Trade Commission disclosures.
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I try constantly to absorb and parse each latest round of craziness, and sometimes offer some commentary on it.
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He couldn't read the books he was supposed to review because he couldn't parse the words on the page.
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At that age, people have friends that they're incredibly close with and they're trying to parse what that means.
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Trump himself, meanwhile, has neither the ability nor the inclination to actually parse this on the level of policy.
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One way to parse the system's bias is to make sure humans are still verifying the images before responding.
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It wasn't easy to parse, but when I got it, I sat back and admired how well it worked.
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However you parse these words, they are not flattering to America's sacrifice in the region over nearly 16 years.
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His impulsive style and resistance to accepting difficult trade-offs have made his goals on Iran difficult to parse.
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Research shows how AI programs that parse and analyze text can be confused and deceived by carefully crafted phrases.
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The department's study did not parse the differences in the kinds of services the two categories of organizations offer.
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No matter how you parse the polls, the press is less popular than a president with precariously low approvals.
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All his gentle tunes and surprising sounds contextualize lyrics that both parse and come at you from trick angles.
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It's messier than the first film, and at times, it's hard to parse exactly what its villain's motivations are.
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And so, I think we just have to parse through and find out exactly what it is he's saying.
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Looking at how countries have reacted to Facebook's expansion in the past decade will help us parse next steps.
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S. companies or banks would be taking a risk in any attempt to parse words within the petrochemical universe.
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In "Hope," this means three generations of Johnsons parse their feelings on McQuillian, their fears, and even their hopes.
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I'm a woman of the world, and I don't have time to parse everyone's dumb feelings and thoughts about everything.
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To decide who's right, jurors will have to parse a question that's at least as philosophical as it is technical.
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The chart shows the share of traffic coming from Facebook, Google, and Twitter to 2,500 news sites tracked by Parse.
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We don't parse these tiny percentages; we don't track down every individual that disagrees and refute them one by one.
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Both use neural networks to parse your photos so you can search for dogs and trees and your best friend.
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When we come back, an emerging split inside the Democratic Party as leaders parse the win of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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But the scientists are continuing to parse the data in new ways, with another non-Gaussianity analysis expected this year.
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You can parse through a full list of locations shuttering ASAP here to see if your local outpost is disappearing.
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Now that video and audio have overtaken the web, it has become harder to parse information inside those media formats.
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Consider my qualms with the relationship — which I find simultaneously adorable and kind of hard to parse — multiplied and maximized.
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And now, you can also find details and examples to integrate Batch with Firebase to recreate an alternative to Parse.
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Parse will still operate until January 28, 2017, so developers have time to move their products over to other platforms.
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Analysts said the proposal looked positive for insurers at first glance, but cautioned that they needed to parse it fully.
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As a fan who is decidedly rooting for the band, it's difficult to parse the new record's strengths and weaknesses.
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However, most premium publishers have a healthy balance of traffic referrals across the ecosystem, according to a study from Parse.
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"It's one of the few companies that have the best systems to parse out what that impact is," Regan said.
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Nor were there enough studies to parse out the omega-3 levels in different types of organic and nonorganic meat.
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They've used their proprietary platform for drug discovery to quickly parse 93,000 compounds and identify 150 hits for further research.
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We're just inundated with so much information it becomes just more difficult to parse out where the quality information is.
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To help you parse out what works from what's merely myth, we turned to experts in nutrition and sports medicine.
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That this makes all thought impure and difficult to parse is nothing to scoff at; it's implicit in being human.
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It is ugly, and stupid more than evil, one might think, but trauma is subjective and hard to parse legally.
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Ariely appears periodically throughout the film to parse Holmes's psychological disposition with his own quirky, counterintuitive insights about human motivation.
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It's sort of strange to try to parse whether getting the "wrong" thing impacted the Gritty-ness of the experience.
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After all, the entire genre is about giving players systems and expecting them to parse them into little understandable chunks.
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But straining to parse out a difference between PED users is trying to have your cake and eat it, too.
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To help Wall Street parse the earnings, Alphabet put out a cheat sheet on its investor relations blog on Thursday.
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That said, we can still parse out some interesting numbers from the cadre of newly public tech companies in 2017.
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But the Department of Defense will parse them out and provide what is needed to best support the American people.
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He and many others in the field have tried to parse what some of the most common reactions really mean.
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Referral traffic to media content from Facebook dropped by 25 percent from February 2017 to October 2017, according to Parse.
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World Series Game 1 was fairly easy to parse, as the Dodgers rode their dominant ace Clayton Kershaw to victory.
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To parse all the products and figure out the best solution for you, you'll need the dermis of an armadillo.
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One way to parse those results: Business owners and investors think that President Trump's policies are justified, but require delicacy.
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And if I couldn't parse the cruise collections into some sort of structure, what did that mean for everyone else?
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This makes it difficult to parse the motivations of the people who are posting a hashtag and helping it trend.
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Few of the studies could parse the risks of acetaminophen from the danger of other factors, like alcohol and cigarettes.
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The heavy redactions make it difficult to parse all of the email connections upon which the bureau based its affidavit.
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Several of them are heard using the phrase "I don't agree with how [Byrd] died," an interesting sentiment to parse.
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For later, upscale seafood options abound, and it can be hard to parse the tourist traps from the quality establishments.
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Together, the law comprises about 20,000 words — and the byzantine drafting of both documents makes them extremely hard to parse.
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Who has time to parse the dense layers of musical and verbal allusions that went into peak 1990s hip-hop?
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Last year, Apple News editors curated op-eds and campaign trail coverage in election-dedicated tabs for users to parse.
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All of which is to say that there's much to parse in what might seem like just another rote commercial.
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The second one — that "this man is not Christian if he says things like that" — is more difficult to parse.
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Some Senate Democrats have tried to parse the issue, saying they will vote against Gorsuch but not join a filibuster.
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Warner: Barr may have tried to parse his words carefully, but this guy is simply a defender of Donald Trump.
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The announcement came via a blog post Thursday afternoon, just six months after Parse CEO Ilya Sukhar left the company.
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I've even tried to parse the Eurovision website's often shaky translations to help you understand what is happening on stage.
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It needs to parse these differences, the way we parse these differences in everyday life, and I think that's the promise of voicing able competing, that's what Amazon, Google, Apple they are all sort of fighting to win that next platform, the way we want from desktop to mobile, now from mobile to voice.
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Some parse their messages for suspiciously early declarations of love, or check if profile pictures have been swiped from other sites.
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Different reactions, same targets Both episodes were so emotional and so shocking, people were quick to parse blame and assign outrage.
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Parse may have touched millions of people through the apps that developers built there, but that mattered little against Facebook's size.
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"We're proud of what we've accomplished together with the Parse community, and we thank them for their support," Mr. Kirkland said.
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One year ago Facebook made the surprising announcement that it was shuttering Parse, the development platform that it purchased in 2013.
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I don&apost think we have enough time for me to go through and parse each and every one of them.
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More problematically, however, the high degree of resolution provided required a computer to parse through a mind-boggling number of routes.
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It was in rough shape: Watson can't yet differentiate between speakers, so you're left to parse a massive block of text.
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BuzzFeed News reviewed the claims and related evidence to help parse whether they are true, false, unverified, or are unfounded speculation.
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After avoiding them for decades, it was also around this time that he began to parse through his family's buried secrets.
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But it's hard to ... That sort of thing is pretty hard for us to parse on this side of the wall.
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Watson will use natural language processing to parse tax documents and relate statements back to the 74,000-page federal tax code.
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Ms. Wintour has exercised both obvious and behind-the-scenes power for so long that it's hard to parse her influence.
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No move on rates is expected, but investors will parse the statement for clues on the timing of the next hike.
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Rather than just parse the internet for information, the two settled on an AI solution because of its ability to generalize.
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Google can still parse search histories, YouTube browsing, and other Chrome activity as long as you're signed into your Gmail account.
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A panic ensues, and even with little evidence to parse, the public must find someone to blame to assuage their anxieties.
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The speech bubbles fill with more and more text in order to make it difficult to quickly parse what's being said.
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But if you've been using Parse and you don't want to see your app stop functioning, you'll have to do something.
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If Jamie and Claire want to parse what it means to be together again, they'll have to do it with words.
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But the Republican Party is so fractured on immigration that it's difficult to parse how the leader sees this playing out.
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And it's interesting to parse out the question of how those three separate lenses affect what we in the audience see.
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That makes it difficult to parse the value that broadcasters or brands see in the men's team versus the women's team.
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The round includes other investors like Cowboy Ventures and individuals like Parse co-founder Tikhon Bernstam and AngelList founder Naval Ravikant.
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The complete interview is a little bit hard to parse, since Trump keeps ducking off the record and the transcript interrupts.
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So for the love of god, while courts are still figuring out how to parse emoji speak, use some common sense.
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Unfortunately for our favorite Chicago cop, all this Whispers-in-the-head nonsense makes Will's storyline a tad difficult to parse.
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"People can parse language any way they want," said Dart, who runs a PR firm and isn't affiliated with Fox News.
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While no move is expected, investors will parse their statement to see how recent events have influenced the central bank's outlook.
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To parse why that is, I've attempted to break apart my nine different uses for Twitter over the last nine years.
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The survey didn't parse out data from firms with billions AUM, aka the Sequoias, NEAs or Kleiner Perkins of the world.
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Recent advancements in machine-learning have made it possible for companies to efficiently parse through millions of satellite images a day.
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Some officials said bringing a case could prove difficult in part because Flynn may attempt to parse the definition of sanctions.
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In the worst cases, Democrats attempt to parse the nominee's political leanings by asking how he would rule in hypothetical situations.
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Commanders have also learned to carefully parse their comments, wary of having their words construed as subtle criticism of the president.
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So the company is constantly hiring technical folks to its Mountain View, California, headquarters to help it parse through the data.
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I've been a tech lawyer almost two decades, and spent hours trying to parse SESTA, but I don't know the answer.
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To help parse through the options, Insider is here to recommend five shows that are actually worth your time this week.
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You'll need to know how to recognize which type of clue is which, and how to parse the seemingly opaque clues.
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Let us all come together to parse what in the actual fuck is happening in this gloriously weird and sad performance.
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But the more he read, the more confused he became, as it can be hard to parse health information found online.
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Overall public opinion on immigration is always somewhat murky and a little hard to parse, but the trends here are unmistakable.
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Information and news are changing rapidly amid the evolving coronavirus pandemic, and it's important to present and parse that information correctly.
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With the House out of session on Wednesday and Thursday, senators were left to parse the meaning of the president's remarks.
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It took me a lot of staring at the grid to parse this theme (especially before I read the constructor notes).
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Their alliance was intended to parse health data, detect disease patterns and improve predictive analysis in medicine — all good things, right?
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But the chair does have outsize influence on the financial markets, which parse and react to every utterance that person makes.
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Even to the more mathematically challenged among us, it's a reasonably easy task to parse a number with a decimal point.
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Voters don't parse the details, and many of them consider Washington Post stories to be mere noise from the hated elites.
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Some of the other iconography is harder to parse: One wall painting depicts a man with the head of a dog.
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Amazon's decisions about what goes on their shelves are much, much more consequential than The Raven's, and much harder to parse.
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Observers will parse the percentage of votes Ms. Merkel, the German chancellor, receives as an indicator of her popularity among conservatives.
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Not to mention, it's a little scary to even feel the need to parse through emergency supplies in the first place.
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A representative for Fox News did not respond to a question of how viewers should parse these conflicting spins on Bolton.
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There are off-the-shelf algorithms developers can buy to help sort images, parse noisy data and perform many other tasks.
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The process made Google's financials a bit easier to parse as the various experimental divisions got broken out from Google proper.
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Law firms have to parse thousands of pages a week to figure out if everything makes sense and there's no anomalies.
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Part of the mystery around Judge Gorsuch is that his record on gay rights is thin and thus difficult to parse.
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" With little else to parse, Montessori leaders pored over Mr. Bezos' brief statement, which described the planned schools as "Montessori-inspired.
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Both, it turns out,is the operative word for actors trying to parse whether their character will make it another week.
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Pro-abortion rights advocates are hoping that the day when they have to parse out what the end of Roe v.
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The couple's Instagram and Facebook posts, including video of 4-year-old Bella singing to her father, all became content to parse.
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Similarly, the game's health bars show exactly how many hits you can sustain, making the game easier to parse at a glance.
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We should seek out partners who not only help us feel pleasure, but who also help us parse through what is painful.
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It has to ingest everything that a doctor is saying, parse it, and figure out what goes where in a patient's documentation.
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However, if you notice that dark scenes are consistently difficult to parse, there are easy steps you can take to rectify it.
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Websites abound to help us amateurs parse an often overwhelming number of choices, comparing everything from prices to the ideal layover city.
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He can parse his desires to sabotage his former mentees, like John and Taylor, and choose to focus on his own life.
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The lab is building quantitative models which parse the components of the decision-making process, hopefully pinpointing where that process goes awry.
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It's hard to parse out which part of this televised catastrophe is hardest to sit through as a viewer, but let's try.
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It must be very difficult for North Koreans to parse Trump's statements and his language… the risk is that they might miscalculate.
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We spoke to the directors to parse their unfamiliar take on a kids' movie and the process behind their exquisite animation style.
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The churn flattens and packages human lives and human misery into something that's easy to parse and easy to become apathetic to.
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That reflection doesn't have to be a headache, trying to parse out your top-10 takeaways (though that might be cathartic, too).
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From there, you'll get the lowdown on A/B testing, and learn how to parse the key metrics that your experiments reveal.
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The law provides for last names related to a "bona fide cultural tradition," but even that can be difficult to parse out.
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It's hiring someone to sift through the social media hellscape and parse just how customers really feel about its voice assistant Siri.
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Investors are still, however, expected to parse quarterly reports to gauge the impact of the U.S.-China trade dispute on company earnings.
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You'll cover a huge range of technologies like Parse Server, Firebase, Admob, GDX, and Bluetooth, so no Android base is left uncovered.
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In those days, you had to buy books (expensive, heavy, difficult to parse books) and use complicated IDEs to get stuff working.
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The cracks in her life can be seen from a mile away, even if their root cause is difficult to parse out.
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The company says Hound has a leg up on its competitors because it's able to parse meaning from far more complex questions.
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"You have to parse his words very carefully," said Matt Tait, co-founder of the United Kingdom security firm Capital Alpha Security.
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All of this adds up to a considerable amount of research and labor, but its significance lies in how you parse it.
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Leaving the euro isn't the same as leaving the European Union, but the differences are too technical for many people to parse.
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Selam and another colleague, Agustin Armendariz, wrote automated scripts to download payment data, parse Hungarian and Czech names, and look for patterns.
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That can make it difficult to narrow down your award searches or parse out which flights to look for in the results.
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" Stone went on to closely parse the language of the indictment, arguing, "My contact with the campaign in 22016 was Donald Trump.
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Beyond content classification, Google is also releasing updated sentiment analysis that allows customers to parse the sentiment of individual places or things.
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He is instead studied through secondhand recollection and primary documents — an enigmatic figure whose appeal we're left to parse on our own.
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Hers is a surface-level feminist stance that gets more difficult to parse the deeper you go beneath that pop culture veneer.
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If you try to simultaneously parse The Room for the first time and participate in it, you'll likely end up hopelessly confused.
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The administration will parse it carefully to assess if it aligns with the message brought to Washington by the South Korean envoys.
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In the weeks to come, investors looking for clues will parse speeches, statements and an announced interest rate decision on June 19.
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All times EST With Mercury retrograde in your sign, Pisces, you parse through the details of things that are not easily definable.
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To narrow down the selections, I picked books that parse process and offer wisdom about creativity from a wide variety of perspectives.
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Consumers looking for chocolate that is sustainably and ethically grown should parse a lot of labels and ask a lot of questions.
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A running ticker is nice, but the data can still be hard to parse, because Firefox doesn't explain what each tracker means.
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We can parse the meaning of the 2016 election all we want, but one thing is clear: it was a mandate election.
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All the same, budget wonks' heads are spinning as they try to parse the dense document for political messages and accounting quirks.
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I've been on the web since the late '90s and I parse information out of URLs kind of without thinking about it.
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Even if you know the broad outlines of the stories this franchise tells, it can be hard to parse what is happening.
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They let us see how other cultures parse their experiences, offering us more options for how we might understand and live ours.
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The situation would need to be worse-than-expected, English said, a difficult point to parse in a tense, fear-driven climate.
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For now, she says, these priorities leave little time to parse the policy positions of two dozen Democrats vying to oppose Trump.
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It's hard to parse, and doesn't really say much about what you or I would end up paying for our hospital visit.
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This is the time of year when baseball again starts to parse the word "valuable" as it pertains to the MVP awards.
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On Thursday, Facebook said it plans to shut down Parse, the services platform for which it paid upwards of a reported $85 million.
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It's difficult to parse just how much lingering bad feelings will actually weigh on the company, especially in today's short-fuse media environment.
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He's got this uncanny ability to parse down and articulate the world's most complicated issues into explainers that make them easier to digest.
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But Google "are you a gold or a silver person" and you'll get 63,600,000 results trying to parse the personalities of either side.
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Just when it feels that you are beginning to parse the logic underneath the narrator's reality, something about that perspective seems to divert.
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Humans have been trying to parse illusion from reality for about as long as we've been able to think critically about the world.
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The kids' 'may-mays' aren't supposed to enter her lexicon, merely serve as data for her to parse as part of threat-modeling.
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At its core, machine learning uses algorithms to parse data, extract patterns, learn and make predictions and decisions based on the gleaned insights.
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Closed captions, originally intended to help deaf viewers, are now the norm on televisions in loud bars or just to parse difficult accents.
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However, at 285 pages (not including the index), you have better things to do than attempt to parse this beast of a document.
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But a computer might just as easily parse it to say that "this" (the fountain) is not at present doing something ("drinking water").
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But if it is indeed not him in the photo, Northam's political problems are a set of circumstances that are difficult to parse.
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That paper appeared on the arXiv last month, offering tantalizing new details — at least for those able to parse the incredibly technical content.
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If Santa Cruz goes to market, Oculus will have four consumer headsets, a business strategy that at times has been difficult to parse.
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To help parse these developments, I got in touch with Rodger Baker, who leads Asia Pacific research at the military think tank Stratfor.
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That monetization strategy follows also from an update that came out yesterday: LinkedIn is now working with DataSift to parse its public data.
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It's tough to parse all the research, tips, guidelines, and statistics to figure out exactly what it means for you and your body.
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Syntax analysis APIs that can identify parts of speech and create dependency parse trees, on the other hand, aren't as widely available yet.
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Though investors parse trading charts, bond yields and commodity prices for clues, timing the market remains more a matter of luck than skill.
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Rather, we deserve enough understanding to be able to parse whatever we receive, and how it was intended for us to receive it.
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"It's hard to parse," said Gregory Shill, associate professor of law at the University of Iowa, who teaches corporate governance and securities regulation.
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The researchers did not parse out the causes of death and only looked at whether an individual died during the follow-up period.
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Update: Good On You, an app that lets you parse through ethical sourcing intel for thousands of fashion brands, is now available stateside.
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Steve currently serves or has served on the boards of Grotech portfolio companies CircleBack, Ryft, Invincea, Logi Analytics, Omnilink (acquired by Numerex), Parse.
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That's a lot to parse in an 12-part series that will probably be shorter than a single episode of Game of Thrones.
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The acquisition that's a bit trickier to parse is Cord Project, a company started by two former Googlers that focuses on voice messaging.
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As you parse through the Democratic talking points that now fill the media, just remember this: Democrats hated Comey before they loved him.
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User engagement for posts with short video is significantly less than short-form posts, slideshows and long-form posts, according to a Parse.
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The growth of small, low-cost satellites and machine learning means companies can quickly and cheaply parse millions of satellite images a day.
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"If you parse through the words, you can kind of view it as an invitation to bipartisanship," Slavitt said of Trump's comments Friday.
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"The language here is very hard to parse," said Jill Wine-Banks, a former member of the prosecution team during the Watergate scandal.
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The security vulnerability, which uses Microsoft Word's ability to parse HTML content to download malicious code, was first reported last week by McAfee.
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As Mashable reports, the feature explores footage from both season 6 and season 7, so it can be hard to parse what's new.
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They cannot afford the time to parse out these events the way a retired or current director of this or that agency can.
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The morning price spike was completely due to the Trump tweet, which left the market to parse the president's meaning, according to Kilduff.
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They tend to have stock in every size, sometimes host sales, have plenty of customer reviews to parse, and offer in-store pickup.
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Especially enlightening are the works' labels, which parse the different fibers' morphologies and the techniques that transformed them, aided by greatly magnified photographs.
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Because the source code for Blade Runner is lost—sometimes, the ScummVM folks can get code from developers—it's even harder to parse.
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We are going to update this post as we continue to parse through the report, but we will start with Qatar and Australia.
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The topic of immigration reached a tipping point on June 19, 2018, when it rose to the fourth most viewed topic in Parse.
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The big picture: Stories about immigration received attention from 200,000 people per hour, which made this the biggest political topic in the Parse.
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Mark Zuckerberg's philanthropic organization has made its first acquisition: Meta, a startup that uses artificial intelligence to help scientists parse through scientific papers.
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But do remember to parse those remarks: It is possible that the kingdom, not the company, would negotiate with the Chinese or others.
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But it's hard to parse whether guys said this because they were truly unintimidated or whether they just wanted to present that way.
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In both cases it doesn't rise to the level of legal perjury because there are ways to parse his answers as narrowly truthful.
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Also, the Arabic lyrics you'll need a booklet to parse yearn on two occasions for his lost homeland rather than some metaphorical woman.
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Over the course of 2017, the search engine has become publishers' main source of external page views, according to new data from Parse.
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Happily we had our dynamic pairing, Alex "Have I Died" Wilhelm and Danny "Good Hair" Crichton on hand to parse through it all.
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When you're a writer, watching another writer do things with language you can't possibly explain or parse out is totally jarring and fantastical.
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Westworld has never been easy to parse, a fact that has become even more true as the series careens into its third season.
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Or how the paper records some of the machines do produce contain a barcode or other machine-readable output that voters can't parse.
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The origin of others is harder to parse: a trip of rabbits, not to be confused with the more understandable down of hares.
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And it requires some effort on the viewer's part to parse the curatorial essay on art, ethnology and morality they are part of.
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Hathaway and Affleck might be miscast, or perhaps it's just impossible to parse what they're trying to accomplish in character arcs this muddled.
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Their quality is mixed, but at their best, Gabritschevsky's drawings are difficult to parse but unforgettably mesmerizing dispatches from some archetypal dream world.
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In a film where the primary characters are trying to parse truth from fiction, authentic from impostor, the chairs are an apt metaphor.
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On the first earnings call he has led, Mr. Chavez endured a half-dozen questions from analysts trying to parse the trading results.
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But asked to parse out how companies will use the windfall from the tax gains, most respondents didn't see much going to workers.
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The focus of Eigen is more on unstructured data, and the ability to parse it quickly and securely using just a few samples.
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As it becomes easier for companies to parse out data, the need for workers to interpret those data sets is becoming more crucial.
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It would be tempting to look at this poll and try to parse some meaning from the marginal differences between the Democratic candidates.
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It is still true that no organization in baseball works harder to gather more data, or parse it more effectively, than the Astros.
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Terms of service agreements are lengthy and time-consuming to parse through, while much of the language used is too dense to understand.
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But these days there are so many of them that it's become much harder to parse what's going on in the broader market.
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A Kyrgios news conference can be as difficult to parse as a Kyrgios match, but he is getting old enough to know better.
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The ease at which you can create content on places like YouTube means the sheer amount of content is impossible to fully parse.
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Just two years ago, a GWAS trying to parse education attainment with around 27,260 participants only yielded 220 significantly correlated locations on the genome.
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Plus, if you parse through the parody, she does make some legitimate points, like her advice that women never turn their statements into questions.
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Customers are using the company's products to parse data generated by internet-connected sensors and also to monitor larger IT systems, among other uses.
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Can it parse the nuance of an idiom, or scout the next bestselling novelist, or persuade a Supreme Court justice to change his mind?
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All of the fragments came from one individual, and all together, the researchers were able to use them to parse the animal&aposs ancestry.
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Wading through the flood of misinformation surrounding this ongoing conflict can be confusing, so we're here to parse out the facts from the fiction.
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By the numbers: Politics is the #1 most read category for thousands of member websites within the database of leading traffic analytics company Parse.
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Thus begins a complicated relationship, so tangled that it allows the talented Mr. Greenwell to parse the largest questions about human loyalty and compassion.
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HBO Max is going to be free for a lot of people, but figuring out who those customers are is still difficult to parse.
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It was only in the 20th century that "A Christmas Carol" was taken up by literary critics who attempted to parse its political subtext.
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But this particular reader would prefer to tackle the mystery of how these nonhuman characters inhabit their world, rather than parse unnecessarily abstract sentences.
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In addition to that, Google announced that Lens now works in real time and can parse text as it appears in the real world.
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You can feel the legacy of that effort in the fact that Parse will remain available for an entire year before it shuts down.
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In case of the bargaining bots, we can't tell how bad was the signal degradation caused by the inability to parse the language properly.
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Why don't you parse between the ads and the content so that people who just have been under a rock understand what's going on.
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This means it's less of a burden on the browser to parse, and that it can run at near-native speeds with consistent performance.
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Even the index funds in the niche are harder to parse than some conventional competitors inasmuch as they are based on more obscure indexes.
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But years after the project was suddenly ended, the video's narrator reveals that he kept them intact and decided to parse through the footage.
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But as news organizations who've tried to parse Facebook's inscrutable sharing algorithms can tell you, there's no easy way to appeal to a machine.
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Most recently, he was the co-founder and CEO of Parse, a cloud platform for mobile developers that was acquired by Facebook in 2013.
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Flipboard is becoming one of the biggest drivers of traffic to news stories on mobile, according to exclusive data from media analytics firm Parse.
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The human mind isn't equipped to parse a crisis—the greatest in the history of our species—of such complexity and urgency and darkness.
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Translating a game from one language to another is a nuanced process, involving specialists who carefully parse how words convey meaning, tone, and emotion.
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Upstart publishers that have leaned on Facebook for audience in the past few years might be uniquely affected by the change, according to Parse.
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That may sound overwhelming, but it is possible to parse them out, starting with what it means in general when these planets enter retrograde.
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They're poorly written—it's often difficult to parse exactly what they mean—and they're apparently being signed without the consultation of key cabinet members.
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And abroad, he is facing some of the most complex foreign policy challenges that even administrations with little instability would find difficult to parse.
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Instead, to parse through the data it uses massive banks of GPUs at the Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia running advanced search algorithms.
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But the Fed faces a tricky balancing act as it tries to parse economic data that are routinely complicated by President Trump's unpredictable policies.
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Legislators and outraged citizens scrambled all weekend to parse more than forty serious changes to state law embedded in the 270 pages of text.
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The Chargers will have their own expectations to draw from, plus almost a season's worth of Chiefs tendencies to study and parse and explore.
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It presents too much work that is pointlessly fussy, technique-obsessed and uncreative — no matter whether you parse it as art, design or craft.
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I sat down at my dressing table and thought: It will take you a long time to parse what has happened to you tonight.
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But while the Spotify Wrapped campaign provides more context for the data it offers users, the messages this week were more difficult to parse.
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After the debate, on Wednesday, politics editor Patrick Healy, national political correspondent Jonathan Martin and politics reporter Katie Glueck will parse the standout moments.
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That mix of inputs could prove hard to parse for bias, and harder to argue with if you're unhappy with the jobs you receive.
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Viewers were asked to parse nested double negatives and weigh the difference between deciding not to prosecute and deciding not to decide to prosecute.
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Cinematographer Hong Kyung-pyo (Snowpiercer) builds each scene so carefully that you could pause any frame, and find some visual element to parse through.
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"When you parse the comments, there's nothing dovish in there," said Richard Franulovich, head of FX strategy, at Westpac Banking Corp in New York.
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The story is, frankly, difficult to parse, but focuses on six specially skilled people tasked with taking down a dictator in the Middle East.
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Given the length of most games, it can sometimes be hard to parse their politics or meaning even from a few hours of play.
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Investors will parse their statement for clues about the unwinding of their $4.5 trillion balance sheet and what the Fed thinks about U.S. inflation.
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He said the 2020 field was a tribute to the former president, even if it left voters and donors struggling to parse their options.
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It is a lot to handle, a lot to digest, particularly with people like me poised to parse every performance for signs of trouble.
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Trump's assertion that Russian social media campaigns didn't sway the election may be true; the data on that question is really hard to parse.
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Although the Åzone (pronounced like ozone) only contains stocks with positive futures, it's hard to parse what exactly the exhibition is trying to say.
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It's a tricky, slippery distinction, and when I tried to parse it out for myself, the example I kept getting stuck on was Glee.
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On this episode of The Weeds, Vox's Ezra Klein, Matt Yglesias, and Sarah Kliff try to parse out the policy implications of Trump's speech.
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To really parse what Alien: Covenant is trying to do, it's important to get a full picture of the Satan of Milton's Paradise Lost.
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In an attempt to parse what can only be described as a mindfuck, I reached out to Mackenzie Davis for her thoughts on the matter.
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Like it or not, the very questions inspired by her role, the attempts to parse out production from performance, make her more relevant than ever.
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However he might try to parse his testimony, Bill Clinton knew he would stand credibly accused of lying about the relationship in a previous deposition.
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Pyre puts you in the role of an unnamed "reader," a mysterious character with the ability to parse the ancient texts necessary for the rites.
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After $130M+ in funding, AR startup Blippar collapses For the most part, the BS is going to continue to get easier to parse this year.
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The film is unruly and difficult to parse — there's a screaming mermaid, a mysteriously hypnotic light, some exceptionally pesky seagulls, and a very explosive ending.
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To parse the rate trolls cycle through memes requires the context Segal stresses: what they mean, yes, but also when their use can't be avoided.
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For one, it underlines that Facebook has walked away from serving others; in late January, it shuttered its efforts in Parse, another mobile app developer.
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So to get an idea of what this week's immigration floor debate will look like, we're left to parse McConnell's promise to Democrats very carefully.
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And although companies try to present the results in a clear and digestible way, people are still left to parse through very complex genomic data.
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Of course, football is a stat heavy game and this could just throw a lot more stats at the fans who love to parse them.
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The nearly instant results make it a fast way to parse quotes, and the layout lets you see the context around whatever quote you find.
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"It's hard to parse," Gregory Shill, associate professor of law at the University of Iowa who teaches corporate governance and securities regulation told The Verge.
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It's messier and weepier to parse out the moral failings of a legacy of rotten kings when the hero himself is part of that legacy.
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Now, all of this said, Chinese announcements about when or what they're going to do with their space program can sometimes be hard to parse.
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But they're starting to parse through the effects of different inflammatory factors and how that can help doctors choose the most effective treatment for patients.
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One approach has involved standing out by pitching its advanced technology, like machine learning and artificial intelligence, which can be used to parse health data.
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It feels great to parse the secrets of the star puzzles in the treehouse, and figure out that different solutions will lead to different paths.
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The long-term impacts of breathing smoke are hard to parse, because it's hard to measure just how much smoke someone has been exposed to.
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John H.L. Hansen and research scientist Dr. Abhijeet Sangwan led the team on digitizing the audio and developing algorithms to parse and transcribe it all.
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The scientists were able to parse out the composition of the cloud by seeing how the cloud's gas interacted with the light of the quasar.
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While such bullshit seems patently ridiculous when you parse it logically, it has seduced thousands of middle-aged dentists into spending too much on convertibles.
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Although the UI has undergone a bit of work it's still guilty of making a convoluted upgrade system even harder for new players to parse.
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But it's hard to even parse out a version of Apocalypse that could have been good, and just got a little lost along the way.
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I believe that this test exemplifies not how far A.I. technology has progressed but, rather, how poorly we humans parse what we read and hear.
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Sergeant Michael J. LoPuzzo, commander of the 40th Precinct Detective Squad, worried about having to parse street talk that was sending him in several directions.
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If this conversation really happened, Trump's accountant is the worst accountant in America—a number-cruncher who isn't able to parse even basic economic information.
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But not everyone has access to AI to help parse the new rules, and many complain that complying is tough, and punishments are too harsh.
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Most manufacturers are ill-equipped to parse all of those apps for potential risks, and even the largest still allow some sort of carrier influence.
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Facebook and Google, which together drive the majority of web traffic on the internet, send traffic to different topics, research from digital analytics company Parse.
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Although the research on healthy people using the drug isn't easy to parse, you can find reports from medical conferences that recommend doses for athletes.
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Knowing how to decode a wine menu, or how to parse through the jargon on the chalkboard of a craft beer bar, can be daunting.
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The device could scan a given page, parse the text on the page, and recite it to the person who wanted to read the page.
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Because I increasingly think that getting into any exciting strategy series is going to have to be a little weird, hard to parse, and uncomfortable.
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The localization team would have to know the references being made in the original names, and be able to parse them into a Western equivalent.
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"Whether or not it comes to parse, the point is at some point people aren't going to change unless they're forced to change," Gosher said.
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The word "hamburger" lets the customer know approximately what they're getting, it's a useful shorthand that lets them parse menus that across many different restaurants.
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Wesley also led investments in Optimizely, Vungle, DataPad (exited to Cloudera), Freshplum (exited to TellApart), Namo Media (exited to Twitter), and Parse (exited to Facebook).
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Analysts will parse the situation this week at the International Petroleum Summit in Houston, and forecast whether the tensions will translate into higher oil prices.
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And so we turned to data, as we do these days, to parse the mixed messages from two of the country's most well-known groundhogs.
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Instead, the market demand was for software to parse the sensor data streaming off heavy equipment for tasks like predicting when a machine needed maintenance.
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EVERYFUCKINGBODY. Even writing this post, having to consider and parse through this terrible, terrible open letter to no one in particular, was fucking tedious, Becky.
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But in the meantime, if you are wondering about your own protein intake, you can find many apps that will parse your diet, he says.
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As a result, the alert was met with an immediate backlash, as lawyers and groups tried to parse what it meant and who it affected.
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But because these creatures' methods and motivations are hard to parse, the results are often sloppy, and insufficient to stanch the evil in the world.
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What's next: New ground-based observatories could also help scientists parse signal from noise and find direct evidence if these types of black holes exist.
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Thus begins a complicated relationship, so tangled that it allows the talented Mr. Greenwell to parse the largest questions about human loyalty, compassion and desire.
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We assume that we are getting a pretty good approximation of the truth, that we know how to parse all the information shoved before us.
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The Emmys reality category is admittedly hard to parse, and since it's never happened, it's not certain which specific category The Bachelor would fall into.
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It's enough to cause a doctor visit itself — an anxiety-producing jumble of half-truths and heated rhetoric that is all but impossible to parse.
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Last week the president decided to invite the Taliban there, a decision that people close to him were still trying to parse out days later.
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The goal is to accurately transcribe audio to text, parse the information to make it structured, and insert it cleanly into an electronic health record.
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The petri dish, invented in 228, provided an elegant solution, allowing scientists to parse the complexity of nature by examining one colony at a time.
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But there are many flavors of anger, and psychologists are now trying to parse how, exactly, "hanger" differs from the furious, simmering or righteous varieties.
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For whatever godawful reason, via logic only the mega-rich are able to parse, that vision demands to be imposed on all of pro wrestling.
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Entering the contest is simple, requiring just three simple steps: The original contest rules, however, totaling nearly 5,000 words, took a little longer to parse.
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Atlanta's approach (similar to New York City's tack), while much slower, seeks the community's feedback to parse out exactly which monuments are problematic and why.
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Facebook said it planned to shut down Parse, a toolkit for mobile developers that was supposed to provide an inside track to the cloud computing business.
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Parse helps developers with support and tools, so that independent programmers can spend more time writing code and less time on keeping up the back end.
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Candidates parse the map into red states, blue states and so-called "swing states"—and they focus their time and resources exclusively on that third category.
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It would be hard to parse through all these examples and come up with one species pair that one could argue represents the most recent divergence.
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For all the good a simple warning or endorsement could do in helping people parse the news, many people just don't want to hear the message.
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To parse the difference, the team tested the samples for theobromine, a particular biochemical compound that is found in domesticated cacao but not in wild cacao.
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He had to write scripts to do things like extract the cookies in web traffic and parse out usernames from traffic, but this was minimal work.
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However, investors and analysts will parse quarterly reports to gauge the impact of an escalating trade dispute between China and the United States on company earnings.
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The CSAIL research team hopes to refine Pic2Recipe so that it can not only parse more complicated meals, but also provide preparation methods for the meals.
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And it will be very interesting, because the Fed likes to parse their words, it will be very interesting to see how they deal with this.
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As I once put it whilst praising Prince's exceptional 1992 rune album, I am neither smart nor stupid enough to parse this African-American's racial politics.
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Investors will parse Fed Chair Janet Yellen's comments, when she speaks in New York on Tuesday, for clues on when the central bank will raise rates.
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In its previous incarnation, Firebase was somewhat similar to Facebook's now-defunct Parse in that it offered a database service, user authentication features and hosting tools.
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All of which is to say that it can be extremely difficult for the average person to parse alt-right trolling from "sincere" alt-right messaging.
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Ideally, those templates contain repetitive material which may be needed across many articles or pages, often between various language editions, making language easier to parse automatically.
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But that didn't stop him from redoing the test with a different company, trying to alter or parse the data until it matched his racist worldview.
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It does take skill to parse game film, diligently follow the news and interpret the thousands of bits of sports information that are generated each night.
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Its constant pausing and rewinding reinforces the sense that a lot of things are happening very quickly, and the player's job is to parse them out.
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It's also a more in-depth and granular way to parse Google's data than what's provided to advertisers through things like AdWords' insights into search volumes.
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Facebook finally brought its new Live streaming feature to iPhone users, and in what seemed like a sudden move, shut down its Parse developer platform. 5.
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Let's parse the language in their guideline recommendation (emphasis mine): The panel suggests that adults continue current unprocessed red meat consumption (weak recommendation, low-certainty evidence).
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But as cybersecurity experts try to parse the supposed confession — and why it's only coming to light now — some are casting doubt on the hacker's assertion.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday afternoon that federal agents are getting ready to parse through roughly 650,000 emails from former Democratic Congressman Anthony Weiner's laptop.
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We parse their words, recount their deeds, build monuments to them, name cities and streets after them, and study them in school from childhood to college.
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Bird has always offered anonymized data to cities in which it operates, but it admits that it can sometimes be clunky and difficult to parse through.
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While it was too vague to parse in any serious way, it did seem to indicate that Trump may be shifting gears in his China policy.
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Australia will likely take the spotlight early this week, with markets set to parse the country's cliff-hanger election results and await its central bank meeting.
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In addition to running Parse as a semi-independent subsidiary, Ilya led the teams responsible for all of Facebook's developer-facing products and worked on Messenger.
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In the month since its release, fans and theorists alike have taken to Reddit to parse out the enigmatic series — down to the tiniest of details.
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So busy, in fact, that you don't have time to parse dozens of lists to find the right tech gifts for the people in your life.
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He's an artist, this is his art, and the role—if any—that Instagays play in body dysmorphia within our community is almost impossible to parse.
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His new system, called the Recursive Cortical Network (RCN), is apparently able to parse the CAPTCHA test more effectively than previous models, and with less training.
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The artifice was obvious, but also difficult to parse at times; the scenes were staged, but the values of the world they depicted always shined through.
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For the privacy-minded, you should know that, like Rapportive, Connect requires "read" access to your email so it can parse the metadata in the headers.
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So, instead of a traditional recap, I thought we could parse through what we know for sure, what we guess, and what we hope is true.
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Google launched the project with support for ad networks like Outbrain, AOL, OpenX, DoubleClick and AdSense, as well as analytics services like comScore, Adobe Analytics, Parse.
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"Facebook would do well to let publishers independently measure their native videos using neutral third-party analytics providers," Andrew Montalenti, chief technology officer of Parse.
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Having it all in one central place makes it easier to parse them through these machine learning algorithms and start building predictive models for their operations.
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With the market trying to parse conflicting economic indicators, like strong employment but weak housing, auto, retail and oil sectors, Jim Cramer is looking for resolution.
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Roberts said the statute is an "awful lot to ask a layperson to parse" in order to avoid the maximum 10-year sentence for violating SORNA.
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But, investors and analysts will parse quarterly reports to gauge the impact of China's tariffs, which are expected to hit a range of U.S. industrial sectors.
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Apple Card parses these by vendor name, website name and then whatever it can parse on its own before it defaults back to the raw identifier.
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While many levels have versatile color palettes, some are colored in such a way that they could be nearly impossible for some colorblind players to parse.
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Until then, you can parse all the particulars of what Chamath — I feel he is close to one-name Beyoncé status — is up to here: v473766_s1.
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Mr. Packer, a former college player and assistant coach, was a more traditional analyst who could parse X's and O's and happily engaged in vigorous debate.
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"It doesn't make sense when you're trying to advance a lofty goal of health and safety for everybody to parse out documented, undocumented," Ms. Mostofi said.
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For those looking to restrict access to their Alexa voice recordings, the process has several steps and the language can be a little tricky to parse.
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In the past week, coronavirus articles represented just 1 percent of articles published but about 13 percent of all article views, according to data from Parse.
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The first theme entry that I solved was 9D's OOJLTCLA, which is a horrible brand name for a drink, but not if you parse it correctly.
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Different companies — spanning industries as varied as pornography, cannabis, and medical records — screwing up in hard-to-parse ways, all with the same casualty: your privacy.
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Much of his answer took the form of free-floating clauses, like dialogue from a bad experimental play, which made his actual positions challenging to parse.
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Such discrimination proved bloody difficult to parse statistically, but experiments showed that some institutions provided non-X applicants with stronger signals to apply than X applicants.
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I use the time to parse through tough situations in work and life, and also to jam out to both Lizzo and the Les Mis soundtrack.
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The initiative, lasting through Friday, is aimed at informing the general public about how to parse out real news from fake news; quality journalism from misinformation.
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This update also brings improvements to the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL's cameras, though, again, there aren't any particulars to parse from the info provided.
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No one could authoritatively parse how much was due to the Cuomo Subway Action Plan or to the Byford operations initiative; both were necessary, neither sufficient.
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A gifted amateur artist, he created the inkblots to see if his patients' differing styles of perception could help parse out the differences between various pathologies.
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Investors will parse earnings from 40 percent of the components in the PHLX semiconductor index over the next month, including Applied Materials, Nvidia and Marvell Technology.
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In place of these key metrics, tech companies are touting new figures that sound more flattering and at the same time can be harder to parse.
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With Destiny is entering its sixth year, it can be difficult to parse the sheer amount of content available, both in and out of the game.
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This was possibly the most stilted of the very smooth theme entries, and it did prompt an attempt to parse just what was going on here.
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That will require investors to parse the reports to determine what was a temporary hit from the shutdown and what is evidence of a slowing economy.
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Video: Gothamist So, I asked an urban planner and transit expert to parse out what this will mean for the future of the birthplace of electroclash.
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He started as a developer advocate for Parse, which was a mobile app development tool that the company acquired in 2013 and then shut down in 2016.
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To parse this hideous amount of data, the researchers turned to artificial intelligence, whereby a machine-learning algorithm was taught to differentiate between fungal and ant cells.
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The secrecy also led to mass confusion over the weekend, as Department of Homeland Security and other officials struggled to parse how to carry out the order.
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I don't trust complaints that dance music is "site-specific" and thus fails to parse outside the context of dancing at a club or an outdoor festival.
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So it's worth taking a moment to parse out what we know happened, what we still don't know, and what it all might mean for the future.
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The exhibition seems to flow easily into the permanent galleries, so which is which can be hard to parse, so I am writing them as a continuum.
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Now, I was re-watching the episodes over and over again because I actually had to parse out the exact instructions and create workable recipes from them.
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There are also different types of midwives, which can make it harder to parse what you can expect from a midwife: certified nurse midwives and certified midwives.
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More complexity lurks still in the rest of the sentence, of course, but it's another jump in complexity, subtlety and the computational power necessary to parse it.
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Singles Day this year may serve as something of a checkup on the state of the Chinese consumer, though the diagnosis may not be easy to parse.
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In March, Chronicle released its first product, Backstory, which helps security analysts parse potential threats from anavalanche of alerts, helping them more quickly pinpoint the real vulnerabilities.
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How to parse Zhang Shuai — 0-14 in Grand Slam singles matches — beating the No. 2 seed, Simona Halep, in the first round at this Australian Open?
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But just as these characters' motivations can be a place for the audience to parse tough moral quandaries, they serve the same purpose for the movie's creators.
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No one likes to log into their bank's account portal, and even when they do it's difficult to parse and understand the itemized statements offered each month.
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In this course, you'll learn how to utilize Python and the Python library BeautifulSoup to scrape, parse, store, and clean up data without breaking a sweat. 11.
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McMillen writes that much of the time, the results worked simply because Perl can parse unquoted character strings as text that other programming languages would reject outright.
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There's a lot to parse from the settlement itself, but one main takeaway is that Apple now has a faster path toward building a 25G-compatible iPhone.
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Moving forward, the system will parse through more diverse sets of data and use more sophisticated deep learning model architectures that are better suited for the task.
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Then, once that storage is in place and all the data is gathered, an intelligence application can parse it and draw new insights from the company's data.
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By Federal Regulation (good luck trying to parse those if you're not an attorney), airlines can offer up to $1,350 plus "other considerations" for each volunteered seat.
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You wanted to do something, or something was done to you, but in either case you were able to parse the shape of the action on screen.
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Tech giants who don't have the engineering prowess to parse the meaning of their content or information won't be able to deliver it to users as effectively.
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Michael Sayman, Facebook product manager and creator of Lifestage By then the app was overloading the free tier of Parse, the Facebook-owned mobile backend hosting service.
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There's now a clear separation between individual emails, which is a plus, as it makes it easier to visually parse your group conversations and get caught up.
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Specifically, ColorTV is looking at audio from the video stream, and using image recognition technology to parse together a general idea of what's being shown on screen.
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In the past, Facebook has done this by connecting advertisers with data provider partners, like Datalogix, Epsilon, Acxiom, and BlueKai to parse lists of consumers' offline purchases.
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The tool will also provide users with a guide to how the specific abortion laws in their state apply to them, which can be difficult to parse.
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Parse central bank actions When markets panic, banks may find it hard to borrow money in the markets, one of the main ways they finance their operations.
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"This is part of an increasing pattern of the mayor to parse legal definitions that result in the mayor being less transparent and less accountable," he said.
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Teaching machines to parse through large volumes of data to learn new concepts and rules is a critical area of development in artificial intelligence, experts told CNBC.
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But he will face particular scrutiny when it comes to securing specific concessions from Kim over Pyongyang's nuclear program, with lawmakers sure to parse their every word.
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While the monthly costs, or the premiums, associated with a health-care plan are typically clearly spelled out, information on the deductible can be harder to parse.
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Trump represents an extraordinary challenge to political media precisely because there is nothing here to parse, no hidden meanings or tactical elisions or slow-rolled strategic campaign.
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They will say that President Trump means only the "fake news" media, and they will parse his statements, will take cover and find justification behind those distinctions.
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Contractors say they work long hours to make less money than advertised, due to the effort taken to parse together bad-quality audio and research complex topics.
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IQBoxy makes a mobile app that uses machine learning to scan physical or digital receipts and invoices, parse the data and reconcile the finances with your bank.
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Wargames are a great way to parse asymmetrical conflict in a political system, and in many ways, Gitmo can be understood as a series of power struggles.
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It will likely take weeks for journalists, academics, and other researchers to parse through the majority of the documents in the trove and contextualize their historical significance.
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Though the cross-references serve as a useful guide to experiencing the story nonlinearly, it is often difficult to parse the motivation behind which story redirects where.
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They wrote because writing proved to be a way to parse out their thoughts and their own emotions in a way that helped them think more clearly.
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It's erratic, at once bloated and too thin, and sometimes hard to parse, with passing references to names and events that could use a bit of explanation.
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The work was extraordinary — you could spend hours trying to parse how it came together — and singular, and raised some pointed questions about gender, uniforms and preconceptions.
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Google makes it difficult to parse what part of the patient's view of the therapist is based on transference from early relationships and what part is Google.
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The first is that our data is shared (a conversation on social media, for example, has two participants) so it's hard to parse out who owns what.
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Trump's legal team will be speaking to multiple audiences as they parse the House-passed impeachment articles alleging that the president abused his power and obstructed Congress.
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Then we had triples, where we had to parse three pieces of the clue and string them together (these can also be shuffled around, by the way).
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Cramer has watched the market parse what longtime CNBC host Larry Kudlow's new role as director of the National Economic Council will mean for U.S. trade policy.
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Twitter announced a subtle design change to its iOS app today that may go a long way in both making conversations easier to parse and to join.
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Rather than parse the president's words for policy implications, some experts said, one could read them as a statement of his intent to be realistic and flexible.
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Do you want to try to parse through all the terms of use and privacy policies for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or whatever the next thing will be?
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Yahoo News reports: Yes, the polling was wrong—but the reasons why are numerous, and nuanced, and will take a long time to fully parse and understand.
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But, investors will carefully parse the Fed's comments on the recent sluggish economic data and its impact on when the central bank will eventually pull the trigger.
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For example, human resources officials must carefully parse their words when speaking with accusers for fear that their remarks could later be introduced as evidence in court.
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During deliberations at the first trial, the jurors had asked the judge for a definition of the term "unconscious" as they sought to parse Ms. Constand's testimony.
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Quirky names and warring factions with overlapping incentives abound, but it's nothing a Game of Thrones fan can't parse — if anything, the story's delivery is intentionally straightforward.
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Facebook is shutting down Parse, the suite of developer tools it acquired in 2013 to help small mobile developers build apps using Facebook-owned tools and servers.
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While Parse wasn't the most popular tool amongst experienced developers (who had the resources to build their own custom backends), it was an invaluable tool for smaller developers.
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But without a doctor to help parse the results, some worry that at-home genetic tests may be misleading, inciting needless anxiety or a false sense of security.
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How all of that translates to practical health information, though, can be hard to wrap your head around without the help of an expert to parse the details.
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Still, the record itself is impossible to parse, given that net neutrality supporters and opponents alike have tried to juice the system with comments that advance their cause.
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A spike in U.S.-China tensions over import tariffs has convulsed markets recently as investors seek to parse statements from government leaders to gauge the direction of negotiations.
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The Edge has a handful of prototypically Mamet exchanges, with parse dialogue of quick wit and rhythmic repetition that director Tamahori melds smoothly with the film's action elements.
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It reimagined our relationship with personal information, changing every picture, poke, or status we posted into a stream of data for our friends — and then advertisers — to parse.
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ESPN's subscription rates will be a key indicator for investors as they parse Disney's earnings report, to be released after Tuesday's closing bell, analyst Michael Morris told CNBC.
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In response to that milestone, OpenText announced it was releasing a new tool to help voters track news around the elections and parse it by candidate and issues.
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It introduces factors into the picture that are hard to parse: a society's value structures and how they interact, sometimes painfully for those involved, with grieving and loss.
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It's a series of numbers that I'd have to make a serious effort to even begin to understand and import into another piece of software to properly parse.
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"We need these reinforcement learning algorithms to take a hundred choices that you make, and parse them into three numbers that capture all of that," King-Casas says.
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"I urge President Trump to unite the country, not parse the assignment of blame for the events in Charlottesville," the former Republican presidential candidate said in a statement.
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Media outlets misrepresented the hard-to-parse remarks, and Gabbard ran with it en route to a 2019 Trump card: She owned the biggest lib of them all.
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This done, the researchers handed the videos over to six "coders"—people trained to parse video recordings for teams of psychologists without knowing the purpose of an experiment.
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A spike in U.S.-China tensions over import tariffs has convulsed markets recently as investors seek to parse statements from government leaders to gauge the direction of talks.
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Let's parse the new soundbar options: They come in a variety of sizes, starting at 28 inches and going up to 149.993 inches, with pricing beginning at $79.99.
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If even a trans woman like myself can't parse a narrative meant to educate cis people about what it's like to be trans, what exactly is accomplished here?
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Through image recognition software, Geenee is able to parse through each item in a specific post to determine the brand, the SKU, and where it can be purchased.
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Investors will parse her comments to see if she joins other policymakers in suggesting faster interest rate hikes in the wake of Donald Trump's proposals for fiscal stimulus.
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A full length trailer for "Game of Thrones" season six was released on March 8, and there was a ton of new footage for fans to parse through.
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To parse through the marketing hype and sensory overload, I focus on fine bits of automotive design, to find just one thing that makes a vehicle look extraordinary.
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ET will release its so-called Beige Book, a collection of remarks on the health of the economy, which investors will parse to see if fundamentals remain strong.
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With nearly two decades to parse through, it's clear that Hathaway remains unafraid of trying something new, while also knowing that glowing skin never goes out of style.
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Part of what makes it so frustrating for creators who want to avoid takedowns are Steam's guidelines for sexual content, which are vague and often difficult to parse.
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Money quote: "Creating great user experiences is similar to producing great writing — it's not always about what you add, but often about what you leave out," says Parse.
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But with billions of dollars at its disposal, it just can't be bothered to effectively parse that list of terms that is so valuable to its advertising business.
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And on top of all that, Smart Compose should now even be able to parse the body of an email in order to suggest a relevant subject line.
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Apple has had a team of tool builders working specifically on a toolkit that can be used by human editors to vet and parse data, street by street.
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Because revenge porn is still determined on a state-by-state basis, things like distributing and sharing nude photos on a platform like Twitter are hard to parse.
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As Wall Street buzzes about automaker Tesla passing rival Ford in market value, Jim Cramer decided to parse the facts and determine who really came out on top.
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In light of recent buzz about automaker Tesla passing rival Ford in market value, Cramer decided to parse the facts and determine who really came out on top.
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So when you feed Dango a sentence, it uses its neural network to parse through the ideas in the sentence, and plot their vectors in this semantic space.
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For instance, CNBC uses one called Bounce Exchange, whose website says its technology identifies 40% of a site's anonymous traffic across all their devices and sessions, and Parse.
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As Democrats and Republicans parse Barr's interpretation of the special counsel's findings and await a fuller report, here are some winners and losers based on Mueller's core findings.
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The project scientist said team members mourned the craft's demise but that "they're still happy that we got to this stage" — faced with reams of data to parse.
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Efforts to parse Mr. Mateen's motivation have revealed strands of Islamist radicalism, bigotry, mental illness and even self-hatred — one possibility being investigated was that he was gay.
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But it was not enough to pull into focus the jumbled parade of words and images, or to parse the deeper meaning of Earhart's in-flight pantry inventory.
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Contractors told Business Insider that they make less than what the company advertises, due to working extra time to parse together low-quality audio and understand complicated topics.
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Reading programs can help kids parse out phonemes, the small sounds that make up parts of speech and that are represented by combinations of letters in the alphabet.
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Two to three interest rate hikes this year "seems reasonable," he said, and there will be a lot more economic data to parse between now and mid-June.
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If you've ever been curious about what it's like to parse through the memories that people have of a convenience store, then look no further: Konbini is here.
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The voices become easier to parse as the set swells toward its ecstatic peaks, even as they murmur and duck under the hiss of tape-sampled drum hits.
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For a fresh view, step into the future as painted by James Yu, the co-founder of Parse and a former team leader of VR product at Facebook.
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But in a culture where reality and fiction are already blurred by cartel myth-making, how do you parse out what about Wildlands is real and what's not?
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Web traffic from desktop computers plummets on weekends as people spend most of their time on mobile once they leave the office on Fridays, according to a Parse.
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Insider is back with another weekly installment of Netflix recommendations, helping you parse through the many options on the streaming service and use your TV-watching time wisely.
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The pitch came as a Senate Judiciary subcommittee held hearings Wednesday to parse out the increasingly confusing world of investigating crimes when data is stored around the world.
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Not necessarily the most common of occurrences, but a shake-up in the way that you'd visually parse the word, which would normally be done as DIS/CONTENT.
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In my previous life, I was often asked about the work-life balance — that nagging question that working people, but especially women, are so often forced to parse.
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But all that was quickly forgotten by Mexico's fans, or perhaps saved to parse ahead of Mexico's next challenge, a do-or-die match against Brazil on Monday.
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You will get better at solving if you can forgive yourself for not knowing something, or not being able to parse a tricky clue and just keep going.
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The more closely scientists can parse what happens when permafrost thaws rapidly, the better they account for how these landscapes emit greenhouse gases—and eventually sequester some, too.
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Eastern time: Politics editor Patrick Healy, national political correspondent Jonathan Martin and politics reporter Katie Glueck, who covers Joe Biden, will parse the standout moments of the debate.
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Because the PlayStation 2 game was harder to work with—limited memory, code that was more difficult to parse—serpentiem eventually moved back to the compromised PC version.
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The artists featured — whether raised in the American South or deeply affected by their generational ties to it as Black Americans — parse their intimately personal and collective histories.
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Tell me how you're using AI to parse language, and whether you're using it to find negativity, and flipside whether you also started using it to find positivity.
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Speaking Friday over coffee at his restaurant, Delphi Greek, he said it was difficult to parse whether it was wrong for the United States to kill Mr. Suleimani.
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Screen readers aren't new on phones, but Google says it has improved the Assistant's ability to parse sentences and therefore speak them with more natural, human-sounding cadences.
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The only way now to read your news is to parse every paragraph with a huge grain of salt as to what is fact and what is opinion.
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And from the moment he became president, Donald J. Trump has unleashed so many of consequence that the public has barely had time to parse their full implication.
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She is smart enough to know that any time she steps out of her door, someone is going to try to snap a picture and parse her clothes.
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With two days until the election, the show tries to parse what's happening in the campaign, with visits to states including Utah, Iowa, Arizona, New Hampshire and Wisconsin.
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He told CNN's Jake Tapper last month that he had to hire more researchers after Trump was elected to help him parse through the deluge of political news.
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But the vehicle industry in general — and particularly foreign automakers, his new target — illustrate how difficult it can be to parse American from international when criticizing global trade.
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But the film proceeds to parse those loyalties, particularly as they pertain to an actress (Zhang Ziyi), who is married to Mr. Lu's boss and unfaithful to him.
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But overseas, where America's allies and enemies parse a president's every word for signs of threat or reassurance, Mr. Trump's falsehoods have prompted a different kind of alarm.
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The human brain processes information in complex and wondrous ways, and nothing is a better reminder of that than when we have to parse words or phrases differently.
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The only item needed in this specific scenario is the set of earbuds, not the Ziploc and not the Sharpie, and TeacherLists' job is to parse this request.
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The data was hard to parse; it did not clearly indicate whether hospitals that were open were connected to the power grid or merely using power from generators.
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There had been no chance to parse England's smooth 2-0 victory over Japan on Wednesday, much less its progress to the last 16 of this World Cup.
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Over the past few years, staffers from uAspire, an organization that helps low-income students get to college, have helped low-income students parse through their aid letters.
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The band's released their fourth record Age of Man, which continues their style of utilizing atmospheric folk to parse what it is like to be alive right now.
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Parse, the thinking went, could provide Facebook the opportunity to be the foundation of a whole new generation of developers building mobile apps in the age of the smartphone.
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Developers who used Parse will have a set of tools and a year-long window to be able to migrate their data off of the platform to other services.
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CRP was able to parse Federal Election Commission data among Bay Area ZIP codes to see how political donations have changed from the last midterm cycle to this one.
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As the party's winding down, Bonnie's mom's psychic intuition spikes, and she senses something alarming — but before she can parse what it is, she collapses and has a stroke.
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That's where the true relevance of this project will come in as relevant events occur in the election cycle and researchers can parse information with the benefit of hindsight.
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An inversion of that history, in which Americans practice aikido or grow fluent in Japanese social customs in order to get by, is fascinating to watch the show parse.
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Natural language processing is used to parse the text posted on social media, for example, to distinguish between someone discussing the news and someone complaining about how they feel.
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Or my personal favorite, which is Noreaga opting to mention Patrick Ewing's era-defining sweatiness for reasons that are honestly kind of hard to parse even by N.O.R.E. standards.
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The most obvious problem is that Fallout 4's dusty brown-and-green environments are difficult to parse on a grainy headset screen, making it tougher to spot enemies.
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What I can't parse is that final shot, where we see Mae with a neutral expression, looking up at the drones that have joined her on her kayaking trip.
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And Democrats relied heavily on VoterCircle, which can parse a voter's contact list, identify would-be Democratic supporters and local influencers, and allow organizers to contact them through emails.
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When you parse what they are saying, they may not be all that appealing at the end of the day, unless people are so beyond desperate for meaningful change.
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