" The Times led with this classically parsed headline : "F.
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So I parsed info out sparingly, and only when asked.
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For years we've parsed our states on a red vs.
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It's all there to parse, and parsed it will be.
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After all the data were parsed, a clear pattern emerged.
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Your every word isn't parsed by the national news media.
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But his answers parsed whether they had crossed any lines.
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Even her elegant, sloping handwriting was parsed in South Korean media.
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Now, it's been parsed into more and more specific micro-genres.
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Investors also parsed through a slew of economic data on Thursday.
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The Court somehow parsed its way around its own earlier decision.
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When parsed, I can intellectually negate each of these self-judgments.
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Can it be reinterpreted or re-parsed to make new meaning?
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Vox's Dara Lind parsed some of the research in this area.
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Investors also parsed a slew of quarterly earnings, including Snap's results.
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The group then parsed through their genome and medical files by hand.
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We've parsed the health winners and losers in the budget for you.
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And I endlessly parsed the harmonies of "Smooth Criminal" in music theory.
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A portion of the submission was parsed incorrectly in the upload process.
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He said three letters received parsed responses and two received no response.
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He parsed an onion into thirds and stacked it into a cone.
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August would be over by the time the data could be parsed.
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The more the responses were parsed by category, the more complications arose.
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Scholars of legal ethics, meanwhile, parsed the moral implications of her actions.
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Stateside, stocks closed at record levels as investors parsed through earnings reports.
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" He parsed it: "Mix the senses, if you're really going to love.
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PBS NewsHour parsed through the eyewitness accounts, compiling them all in one chart:
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Strings of words with no punctuation can often be parsed in several ways.
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Were Michael Horowitz&aposs findings twisted and parsed or altered in any way?
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That doesn't seem to be the case, according to the stats the IA parsed.
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However the numbers are parsed, anxiety over the ratings risk is likely to persist.
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This is a nebulous phrase that will be parsed endlessly in the coming months.
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On the conference call, I parsed every word of your last few conference calls.
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The campaign collected oodles of data, which still needs to be parsed out thoroughly.
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That's also why Ryan is so hopeful now, though, having parsed the CNIL decision.
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U.S. government debt prices rebounded on Tuesday as investors parsed through disappointing housing data.
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"A portion of the submission was parsed incorrectly in the upload process," Gerbig said.
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U.S. stocks closed mostly higher on Thursday as investors parsed through tax reform details.
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The pool of data could then be parsed for patterns and fine-grained interactions.
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The evidence was soon being parsed more carefully than her record on free trade.
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In a recent conversation, Bryant and I parsed a few of the book's themes.
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To project strength in that department, aides are bragging about carefully parsed money milestones.
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Aside from the election, investors parsed the latest policy statement from the Federal Reserve.
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Once parsed, the gameplay data can be plugged right into those reinforcement-learning reward functions.
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News of Trump's plane breaking down in Indianapolis during their slapdash courtship was parsed extensively.
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And in my job, "mixing metals" somehow always gets parsed as a dangerous style move.
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It was eagerly parsed by everyone in my household, with pages tagged and items circled.
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THAT'S AN INTERESTING DISCUSSION AND ONE THAT NEEDS TO BE PARSED THROUGH AT ANOTHER TIME.
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Stocks looked for direction after the minutes as the market parsed through the meeting summary.
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Investors also parsed comments from Fed officials on Friday, some of which pressured the greenback.
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David Cote: Well, actually, I parsed it into two comments that I felt I made.
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Her words will be parsed for signals of a possible interest rate increase in June.
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They should not be parsed with talk of statutes of limitations or whether proof exists.
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The FPRI team parsed through 20203,22020 Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik News articles from Jan.
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At its root, it simplifies HTML into something that can be easily parsed as necessary.
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The Galangs have parsed numerous rumors and government statements about the captive girls' well-being.
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Politics is not filtered through political correctness, not parsed by focus groups or marketing departments.
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AB: This gets into an area that has to be parsed a little bit more.
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U.S. equities closed mostly higher on Tuesday as investors parsed through more corporate quarterly reports.
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This is how it goes, when you live in a moment that cannot be parsed.
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At 3, Ms. Finlay describes memories in staccato, telling a parsed story in clipped sentences.
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Clinton knows that her every move in public is being watched and parsed for meaning.
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He wanted to hear Russian and Sakha, not these unfamiliar languages, parsed awkwardly by his translator.
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Asian markets were mixed Friday as investors parsed a deluge of economic data and corporate earnings.
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" He added: "In this toxic age, tolerance –– even among youth –– now seems to be parsed out.
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U.S. sovereign bond prices were lower Monday as investors parsed through a number of economic data.
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U.S. government debt prices erased slight gains on Thursday as investors parsed through key economic data.
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For the most part the denials, especially from National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, were finely parsed.
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Domo's solutions can be parsed by role (CEO, CFO or sales, for instance) or by industry.
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Next, the group parsed a bit of legalese regarding the protections afforded the hosts of gleaners.
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The commentators parsed the difference between intentionally spitting or shouting a word that incidentally generates spit.
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I like words that can be parsed in a way that has a completely different meaning.
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Now we have the mysterious BET A PIETÀ, which is to be parsed as BETA PIETÀ.
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What if we spread it out a bit more, and parsed it as BETA PI ETA?
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Hjorth works finely parsed and brilliant variations on her unrelenting theme of familial mistrust and misunderstanding.
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Asian indexes closed mostly lower on Friday as investors parsed through corporate earnings in the region.
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Sexuality tends to be more severely scrutinized that violence, and language is parsed with compulsive precision.
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Votes on other proposals, including the "skinny repeal," are still ahead; we parsed those plans here.
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But as lawmakers parsed the sentences of the call summary on Wednesday, the opposite seemed true.
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Mr. Sanders also parsed Mr. Price's remark that Americans deserved "access" to high-quality health care.
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Once that's obtained, it still needs to be parsed and analyzed, which can take a while.
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But the technology is still prone to errors, and millions of objects have yet to be parsed.
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This is a far cry from how questions of race are usually framed and parsed in 2017.
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Investors also parsed comments from U.S. Federal Reserve officials on Friday, some of which pressured the greenback.
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The isolated arrangements are like secrets that can be parsed only with the help of their captions.
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It is a highly economic way of dressing: streamlined but easily noticeable; unostentatious but animated; thoroughly parsed.
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Fifth graders parsed the Bill of Rights and made notes to summarize the meaning of each amendment.
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They seize slowly into focus, and you start to see a Doppler map of finely parsed grays.
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U.S. equities rose on Wednesday as investors parsed through testimony from the top-ranking Federal Reserve official.
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In corporate news, investors parsed through quarterly results from CBS, Wendy's, Alexion Pharmaceuticals and Marriott, among other firms.
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The euro recovered as investors parsed Draghi's statement and noted that no changes to policy had been announced.
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Hilton has digested the latest Elizabethan scholarship and parsed the allegorical implications of contemporary paintings of the queen.
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One thing stood out to Cramer as he parsed the against Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk.
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RealtyTrac parsed homes sales and income data in 456 U.S. counties with a combined population of 221 million.
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The data from drivers, cars and engines has to be parsed and acted upon literally in real-time.
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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Tuesday as investors parsed through a fresh batch of economic data.
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He was such a vivid contrast to established politicians like Hillary Clinton who parsed every word they said.
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We parsed and argued and jeered at the screen as national figures delivered careful, poll-tested talking points.
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The results will undoubtedly be parsed for what they say about Asian-American political influence in the region.
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Warren E. Buffett's annual letter to shareholders is always parsed for investing wisdom from the Oracle of Omaha.
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Within the following month, as the Mueller report was parsed through by Attorney General William Barr, Michigan Rep.
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Legal experts from the National Conference of State Legislatures recently parsed the relevant statutes governing guns in schools.
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Comey's testimony is being parsed for evidence that Trump has obstructed justice, and thereby committed an impeachable offense.
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Amidst this cloud of blue coming out of Jones' mouth, there is some reason to be parsed out.
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That data can be parsed and analyzed to create an almost Platonic ideal of any business in any industry.
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Among stocks, Brazil's Bovespa index scaled yet another lifetime high as investors parsed through a batch of earnings reports.
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Among stocks, Brazil's bovespa index scaled yet another life high as investors parsed through a batch of earnings reports.
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Uber even parsed out which personal items are most likely to be lost on certain days of the week.
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BUFFALO — All week his utterances were duly noted and parsed for meaning, his moves scrutinized and assigned a score.
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The Archdiocese of Washington parsed Wuerl's previous denials, saying he was referring to sexual abuse of minors, not adults.
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What happens when voter registration data are compiled and parsed with data from internet browsing, shopping and social media?
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Aware that his every statement is parsed for deeper meaning, Francis said he was simply being polite, not political.
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In the decision, he literally parsed the statutory language, like a middle school teacher teaching grammar by diagramming sentences.
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They parsed the company's terms of service to see if the post, or Mr. Trump's account, violated Facebook's rules.
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The rebuses and GHI which, when you think about it, can be parsed as "G and HI," or GANDHI.
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The lawmaker on Saturday parsed his words about supporting congressional oversight of a whistle-blower's complaint against President Trump.
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There are two chords in the whole tune; you won't hear knotty questions being posed or conflicts being parsed.
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I can't think of something more disrespecting to an audience than explaining something they already parsed nearly five minutes ago.
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Parsed out, the joke is about Jughead, played by Cole Sprouse, launching into a breathy monologue about how he's weird.
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Clinton's Twitter feed is highly produced with dozens of catchy videos, graphics, and well-parsed language in Tweet after Tweet.
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U.S. government debt prices fell on Thursday as investors eyed next week's presidential election and parsed through key economic data.
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To come up with the findings, Project Know—an addiction referral website—parsed survey data from state and federal agencies.
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After weeks of interviewing and corresponding with dozens of sources at universities and hospitals, I've finally parsed fact from fiction.
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Assume Form strains to construct such a narrative and fails, because he's just too recalcitrant to be parsed that easily.
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I parsed my schedule by minutes, struggling to find time and energy to do anything that wasn't necessary for survival.
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Wrangling these narratives isn't easy, ordering them in a way that can be parsed by an outsider is almost impossible.
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He thrives in a media universe of Twitter blasts and television soundbites, where every utterance is amplified, repeated and parsed.
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Our movie critics have parsed through Hollywood's latest offerings and chosen five films worth seeing over Thanksgiving, including "Moana," above.
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The agents in the case interviewed 184 witnesses, parsed through hours of video footage, and wrote more than 200 reports.
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Then came Vietnam — the first war to be truly televised, a war that is still being parsed on public television.
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One day, I saw Joel playing around with APOSTATES in a grid, to be parsed as A-P-O STATES.
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Court watchers from across the political spectrum on Wednesday parsed the justices' questions for signs on how they would vote.
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Stocks and bonds seesawed as investors parsed the Fed's message on Wednesday after Fed Chair Jerome Powell spoke to reporters.
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ET. Bullard's speech will be parsed for clues on whether the Fed has modified its forecasts after the Brexit vote.
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From there, the AI parsed out tweets, Facebook posts, YouTube or Daily Motion comments that had expressed anger, envy or egotism.
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Also, applicant tracking systems are very common these days, and if your fancy template isn't compatible, it won't be parsed properly.
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All in all, Cramer believes the pros and cons of this fresh Trump play should be parsed by each individual investor.
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The data was easily unearthed and parsed using a free-to-download security testing app, and online calculators, the report said.
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So too was the care with which Mueller parsed the legal issues he was investigating, especially pertaining to obstruction of justice.
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U.S. government debt prices were mostly lower on Friday, as investors parsed through economic data on the last day of June.
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Members of the British Antarctic Survey wrote a script that analyzed high-latitude imagery and parsed clouds from snow and rock.
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Hacking in games, mostly, has never been about the hacking at all, instead abstracted and parsed down to the smallest degree.
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While Brussels is known for carefully parsed language, Mr. Oettinger is not the first to stir concerns there with disparaging remarks.
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Investors also parsed through weaker-than-expected economic data on Friday, as housing starts and consumer sentiment figures both missed expectations.
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Facebook, it turns out, encourages you to engage in a lot of behaviors that only make sense when parsed by Facebook.
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To reach their conclusion, the two groups parsed the latest available data from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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As investors parsed its provisions, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up modestly and the S&P 500 was down slightly.
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She's been a frequent subject of Victorian paintings, parsed by hundreds of academic texts, and inspired countless characters in pop culture.
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These generally aren&apost parsed out into smoking and non-smoking rates, and there usually isn&apost a physical exam required.
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One tool that FireEye dubbed Firealarm parsed the logs, retrieved payment card data, and removed log entries not containing error messages.
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We study the forecasts of our local meteorologists the way the ancient Greeks parsed the pronouncements of the Oracle at Delphi.
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Bonnie Pollak, New York RE: ON SPORTS Jay Caspian Kang parsed an age-old question: Should athletes just stick to sports?
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The answer should be parsed as a two-word phrase, such as "in A" (as in, "in the key of A").
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Most indexes in Asia closed moderately higher on Friday as investors parsed through the release of manufacturing activity data from China.
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But it adds functionality – like the calls-to-action and the algorithmically-parsed customer reviews – which makes it a bit more functional.
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The faces' thick outlines are easily parsed, but their colors and textures are often intensely worked, and the stylistic contrast is jarring.
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Each of his sentences will be parsed, just like those of an American who went to Hiroshima 70 years ago this month.
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U.S. government debt prices slipped on Tuesday as investors parsed through mixed messages on the trade front coming from the Trump administration.
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An AI algorithm then parsed all of this data to come up with a baseline to predict which sites a user visited.
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While 2014's Chinese Fountain might've been mellow and perfectly parsed back, it was also markedly more high def than previous outings.
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The two candidates parsed their differences on race, campaign finance, and admiration (or lack thereof) for former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
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Another, from a journal of feminist geography, parsed "human reactions to rape culture and queer performativity" at dog parks in Portland, Ore.
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No serious philosopher or neuroscientist today thinks that mind and body can be neatly parsed into two distinctly separate objects or systems.
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While politically minded critics parsed the dialectical aspect of Solás's shifting styles, mainstream reviewers were apt to pick out their favorite segment.
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In a show that parsed the story of glamour after dark, he found harmony in opposition, made clashing prints into kissing cousins.
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So to reconstruct her life, he interviewed 80 people, including friends, former classmates and neighbors, and parsed her novel for autobiographical clues.
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Fenergo also, critically, covers internal-facing services, too, so that the data gleaned from the client-facing products can more easily parsed.
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U.S. equities traded higher around the Europe market close as investors parsed through prepared remarks from the top-ranking Federal Reserve official.
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They have parsed the text of each Potter chapter, analyzing the story's themes, rehashing memorable passages and hunting for signs of foreshadowing.
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The resulting soup keyword is now our window into the parsed webpage and the various operations that we can perform on it.
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A recent victim is Islam Behery, who parsed sayings of the Prophet Muhammad and criticised al-Azhar on his television show, "With Islam".
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For example, IP addresses can be parsed out and categorized in one bucket, and cookies and usernames can be categorized in other buckets.
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U.S. equities closed higher after hitting all-time highs on Friday as the technology sector led, while investors parsed through key employment data.
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U.S. government debt prices were lower on Tuesday as investors parsed through key data reports on the first trading day of the year.
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Stocks closed mixed on Wednesday as investors parsed through the Federal Reserve's Beige Book, which said modest wage growth may be coming soon.
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Poloz's comments will be parsed for clues on the future path of monetary policy after the central bank held rates steady in October.
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Wall Street also parsed through key economic data out of China, as the country's exports and imports failed to meet expectations for April.
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Equities fell Monday, but closed well off their lows, as investors parsed through mixed manufacturing data and weaker-than-expected auto sales numbers.
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The Fed is not expected to raise interest rates, but its comments will be parsed for clues on the path of future hikes.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate and international benchmark both hit 3½-year highs as the market parsed the American exit from the nuclear deal.
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Others' relaxed approaches may mean stealing a well-oiled line like "There she is," parsed by Sam Biddle of Gawker in February 2015.
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When researchers parsed the Oregon data to see what impact expanding Medicaid had on emergency department use, there too they found an increase.
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In theory, all 15 parsed privacy policies should have been compliant with GDPR by June, as it came into force on May 25.
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With three months left to go before the release of "The Rise of Skywalker," Disney has slowly parsed out details to eager fans.
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They parsed her text messages with Mr. Khan, asking if she had not been flirting with him in the days before the incident.
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The forms of such pursuits are parsed and absorbed as the characters — bristling with individuality and universality — take turns describing their particular addictions.
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We parsed the Ohio State report that outlined the problems of one of the closest assistants to the university's football coach, Urban Meyer.
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If, as expected, Ms. Nixon prods the governor on those issues, watch for Mr. Cuomo's comments on such issues to be closely parsed.
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Various algorithms and lines of code parsed through millions of variables to apply trades best suited to take advantage of the prevailing environment.
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All this is parsed in great detail by "Seurat's Circus Sideshow," an enthralling exhibition opening on Friday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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The center's analysis of the same Kansas data parsed by the FGA concluded that most who are jettisoned from SNAP remain low-income.
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This is an issue where many of the candidates have a wealth of interesting proposals that could be parsed in greater depth — and debated.
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Of course you need to gather as much of it as you possibly can, to be parsed and refined and mined later on. Right?
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CNBC parsed through the FactSet database and located all the stocks with one-day surges of more than 228% in the past two years.
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But the data has been parsed; the algorithm has spoken; and so others must suffer from the idiocy of those who built the system.
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Read more: The Motherboard Guide to Not Getting Hacked This isn't the fault of the sites themselves, but the way Cloudflare parsed HTML pages.
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U.S. stocks closed sharply higher on Thursday as investors parsed through a series of economic data as the Federal Reserve's next meeting draws near.
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As people have parsed just how serious Apple is about it, questions have rightly begun to be raised about its effectiveness, security and creation.
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This is code that will eventually need to be parsed and interpreted by a browser, or, in the case of Node, by a server.
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One thing stood out to CNBC's as he parsed the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's complaint against Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk.
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Tebow also flashed the implausible throwing form that made his brief, blaringly over-parsed, and mostly hilarious career as a NFL quarterback so miraculous.
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That data is uploaded to specialized training websites, soon after every ride and race, to be parsed and analyzed by coaches and team officials.
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For every case, The Times parsed the text of the opinion to identify the judges, whose names are redacted from the judicial center's data.
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She examined all the "non-medical" ways women try to induce their own labor and parsed out whether they were more myth than truth.
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As we parsed Chetty's incredible data set further, and combed the literature on life expectancy inequality, we learned that it wasn't always this way.
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Though he is in Ireland for a celebration of the family, his every public utterance is being parsed for how he addresses the scandals.
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Most chronic diseases have been tied to deviations in gut microbiome, though the specifics of cause and effect still need to be parsed out.
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McMaster walked to the White House driveway to deliver a brief statement denying the report with a carefully parsed statement before heading back inside.
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I read testimonies from firsthand witnesses, parsed the majority and dissenting opinions from the committees' reports and listened to the voices on both sides.
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Stocks traded lower on Friday as shares of major technology companies move lower while Wall Street parsed through the U.S. jobs report that missed expectations.
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All of these groups formed while the options of what was possible in the mainstream art world were being carefully parsed over and narrowed down.
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Coppola's public statements and sneak peeks for friends were parsed carefully in the newspapers for signs that he either had it or was losing it.
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Out of the raft of corporates reporting, investors also parsed through results from Coca-Cola Company, Boeing, GlaxoSmithKline, NBC Universal parent company Comcast and Biogen.
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U.S. stocks closed higher on Wednesday, led by energy and financials, as investors parsed through a slew of economic data while watching surging oil prices.
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They did not achieve this with carefully parsed written statements designed to merely check off a box without angering certain segments of a voting base.
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Hillary Clinton's "way" has parsed words, lists of enemies, paranoia of the press, and a billion-dollar Foundation receiving huge gifts from those in power.
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Stocks closed flat Friday as investors parsed through a mixed employment report, a U.S. airstrike in Syria and comments from a top Federal Reserve official.
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In part, that's because any leak that emerges is immediately parsed for clues as to the source — and whom they might be intending to harm.
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Still, agreeing to be interviewed carried some anxiety, knowing his words will be parsed in Turkey and may be used against family and friends there.
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Because of the real estate they covered, those 2120 bubbles and the pattern they followed was the first chunk of the theme that I parsed.
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U.S. stock futures rose slightly before the bell, as investors parsed through corporate earnings, a merger announcement between Baker Hughes and General Electric, and economic data.
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The researchers manually parsed these results (literally eyeballing the data), pruning the list down further and further as they pinpointed the source of each false positive.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wednesday, as investors awaited remarks from key Federal Reserve officials, and parsed through key economic data.
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The People's Daily is closely parsed by party cadres and others, and sets the tone for media coverage in state-run newspapers at the provincial level.
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There, his remarks will be parsed for evidence that the Fed will cut rates when it meets later this much, and if so, by how much.
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"Right now every word is going to be nuanced and parsed apart across different cultures, at different times of the day, in different context," he said.
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His team of lawyers has parsed through around 1,300,000 of 3,700,000 seized documents given to them by the U.S. Attorney's office so far, they said Wednesday.
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Today, Mr. Thackray has managed to come up with eight uncommon and (mostly) uncommonly cute phrases that can be parsed to reveal a couple of things.
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The new data set is machine readable, making it easily parsed for machine learning purposes — a key advantage according to researchers involved in the ambitious project.
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Later, she parsed the beliefs of evangelicals in "Friends of God" (2007) and chronicled the rise of the Tea Party with "Right America: Feeling Wronged" (2009).
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Every word candidates utter is being parsed for falsehoods like never before by armies of media fact checkers conscripted to meet the challenges posed by Trump.
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That movie, "Losing Ground" (1982), parsed black intellectual life in New York City; it was about a female philosophy professor and her wayward husband, a painter.
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The new post landed on the eve of a City Council meeting, where elected officials parsed the president's statement and his unspecified threat of federal intervention.
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He parsed religious texts and rabbis' words for justification in killing Rabin as a "pursuer" or "informer" (discussion around these themes was commonplace in Israeli settlements).
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Most Asia markets advanced in Thursday trade as markets parsed through Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's comments, with several indexes hitting record highs in the session.
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Oil steadied in a volatile session and Treasury prices fell as investors across asset classes parsed the details of Yellen's presentation, markets' central focus of the week.
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Unlike many paintings, which can be parsed into figure and ground, process and structure, image and object, the content of Hesidence's paintings is inseparable from the process.
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Baseball gives us a regular season that's long enough to be parsed in great and goofy depth, and a postseason that's short enough to be authentically berserk.
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It's reliant on stingily parsed-out details coming from a Beacon military group, and relevant to the story only for how it affects a few secretive characters.
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For example, in parsing language (breaking it down into its grammatical components), the software learns from large bodies of text that have already been parsed by humans.
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In his forward for Bruce's memoir, How to Talk Dirty and Influence People, theater critic Kenneth Tynan parsed this hypocrisy at the heart of Bruce's "shocking" career.
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U.S. equities closed lower on Thursday as investors parsed through a fresh batch of corporate earnings results and economic data, while sovereign bonds around the world fell.
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U.S. equities rose on Thursday, putting the major indexes close to all-time highs, as investors parsed through economic data and Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's testimony.
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U.S. stocks closed mixed on Wednesday as investors digested remarks from the top Federal Reserve official, having parsed through a series of corporate earnings and economic data.
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There are no macro trends to be parsed, except one: If you're an incumbent in a primary, keep scanning for the first frothing of that distant wave.
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Comments from Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan will be parsed for clues on interest rate hikes and the Fed's plans to trim its balance sheet.
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The myriad sensor data is parsed by clever software for signals of risky driving behavior — lane changing, tail gating, even texting (typing generates tiny, but measurable, vibrations).
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While she parsed her words carefully, the implications were clear: in solidly Democratic Massachusetts, longtime incumbents will prevail, foreclosing opportunities for younger, more diverse candidates to run.
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Not to mention the sure to be disappointing testimony of the acting DNI slated for today which will be parsed and hyped and ultimately fundamentally change nothing.
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" He also said, in a remark that has since been parsed, analyzed and criticized, "We have never said in our office that we are investigating the governor.
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Early polls, which are parsed by some committed voters but are not predictive at this stage, show several Democrats beating Mr. Trump in head-to-head matchups.
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These interviews were mocked and derided by some and parsed for scriptural meaning by others, the way everything Kanye does and says is alternately mocked and bronzed.
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The big tech companies are too big to fail, too complicated to be parsed or regulated, and too integral to business, the economy, and day-to-day life.
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The available intelligence is carefully parsed and a decision is made about whether the prospective strike site is an important military target and "unequivocally hostile," in Asiri's words.
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"Blackstar," stylized as ★, has been endlessly parsed and pored-over since its release on ISO/Columbia this month, two days before the shock of Mr. Bowie's death.
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His record on race is being parsed anew post-Obama, however — something of particular note in South Carolina, where black people will likely decide the state's Democratic primary.
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For several years, until late last year, Greece teetered on the brink of insolvency, and the pros, cons and odds of a "Grexit" were parsed far and wide.
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Having no other context at that point, I briefly thought this needed to be parsed as AM I REQUEST, which I dismissed as silly even by my standards.
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While no rate hike is expected due to subdued inflation, the central bank's statement on Wednesday will be parsed for clues on the pace of future rate hikes.
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Katherine Fishburn, Hagerstown, Md. RE: ON MONEY Adam Davidson parsed Donald Trump's love of "the deal," which may reveal a dangerous and outmoded vision of the whole economy.
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I finished the Pollock/de Kooning chapter with no real sense of how their combustible friendship, skillfully parsed by Smee, had any specific bearing on each one's painting.
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We've broken down all your options and parsed out everything you need to know, along with all the preordering information we've been able to dig up so far.
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But already, virologists who've parsed the genome and infectious disease experts who study coronaviruses say they have enough evidence the virus is brand new and came from nature.
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And every word from the leader of so powerful a church is bound to be parsed, as was his ill-advised comparison of refugee camps to concentration camps.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wednesday, as investors parsed through another batch of major earnings while awaiting a statement by the Federal Reserve.
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I combed through private correspondences between the owners and the Interior Department and parsed public hearing testimony, noting issues between the resort owners and employees predating the storms.
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Could I go out to meet a source for coffee without immediately outing her in front of a camera whose video streams were being parsed by an algorithm?
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Pruitt, the current attorney general of Oklahoma and an ally of his state's oil and gas industry, carefully parsed his language on whether people are causing climate change.
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Even so, the billions of data points about billions of people couldn't be effectively parsed by humans, so we have machines go through it, categorize it and analyze it.
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He also tends to pause to gather himself before delivering his thoughts, in the manner of someone whose every word has been publicly parsed since he was a teenager.
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The affair is a lesson for Trump in how every word a potential commander in chief utters is parsed and amplified, and can have significant political and diplomatic consequences.
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The president of the United States is rarely involved in crafting such instructions, which involves coming up with detailed language parsed over months by the country's five service branches.
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Markets in Asia closed mostly higher on Thursday, following the lower close on Wall Street as investors parsed details on U.S. President Donald Trump's highly-anticipated tax reform plans.
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Shares of the integrated oil company surged 1.9 percent after the market parsed initially unclear results as Chevron released EPS figures that were not comparable to last year's report.
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His speech will be parsed for signs of rate hikes next year, especially after Fed officials cautioned over global growth outlook and markets witnessed about two months of volatility.
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Analysts digested how a record Republican turnout on Super Tuesday boosted Donald Trump's momentum and parsed whether Ted Cruz had definitively outpaced Marco Rubio as a viable Trump challenger.
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"Right now every word is going to be nuanced and parsed apart across different cultures, at different times of the day, in different contexts," Mattis said at the time.
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Go to this page and download the template CSV file — it's basically a spreadsheet with a number of basic headings that can be parsed easily by the FCC system.
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As word came out that the woman had accepted the senator's apology, some readers parsed the severity of the allegation against him compared with complaints against other prominent men.
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Trump often seems to be using her clothes as a sort of private diary, yet one that is parsed by millions who don't have the rest of the text.
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Analysts parsed the language, which was written for her by the government, and offered conflicting interpretations on whether it was meant to be hard-line or conciliatory on Brexit.
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As the market parsed Tuesday's tidal wave of news, from a blocked Broadcom-Qualcomm deal to an ousted Secretary of State, CNBC's Jim Cramer issued a warning to investors.
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And the Fall found and built a loyal audience that welcomed the music's corrosive intent while it parsed the spite, mockery, allusions and non sequiturs in Mr. Smith's lyrics.
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The categories operate differently than they do in other awards shows — movies are parsed into "Drama" and "Comedy" categories — and TV is awarded with the same pompadour as the movies.
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The thought is, AI algorithms only improve over time if the data they have access to can be easily parsed and categorized — they can't necessarily train themselves to do that.
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In 2014, Virginians were captivated as the salacious details of McDonnnell and his wife Maureen's relationship with the businessman were parsed out during a month-long trial in federal court.
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Stocks closed lower Thursday, after a sharp fall in oil prices, while investors parsed through key U.S. economic data, and digested a key European Central Bank decision on interest rates.
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Some analysts parsed this as a possible sign that Apple's price hikes, an attempt to shore up revenue in the face of falling smartphone volumes, are no longer paying off.
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U.S. government debt prices neared session lows in early trading on Wednesday, as investors geared up for a set of speeches by Federal Reserve officials and parsed through key data.
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ET. His speech will be parsed for comments on rate hikes next year, especially after Fed officials cautioned over global growth outlook and markets witnessed about two months of volatility.
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The company made a budget, then parsed it out among the business units, which divided their piece of the budget up among departments, which divided that budget up among managers.
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We reached out to two of the largest tech giants whose policies Claudette parsed — Google and Facebook — to ask if they want to comment on the project or its findings.
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I will admit that even after I figured out the shtick, I still parsed it incorrectly as "No table" and had a hard time figuring out how that meant POWERLESS.
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Back home, sentiment remained jittery as investors parsed a raft of mixed earnings reports and awaited for fresh trading cues after a 12 percent rally in the past two months.
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The Fed is not expected to raise interest rates at its meeting, which starts on Tuesday, but its comments will be parsed for clues on the path of future hikes.
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After Trump landed in India, observers carefully parsed his words to see whether he would address the situation in India, which has seen months of protests over the citizenship law.
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His statements are carefully parsed around the world because presidential shifts in verbal emphasis are not personal shifts; they are national shifts that signal changes in a superpower's actual behavior.
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Late last week, the pressure from the left did elicit a response from the Clinton campaign, which was predictably, and woefully, parsed, as Evelyn Nieves describes in The Nation today.
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"'50s bongo players," for example, seemed as if it had to be BEATNIKS; using the rules, that parsed into B A N K and E T I S (or SITE).
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Predating educational shows like Schoolhouse Rock (1973-2009), and Sesame Street (1969-present), Batman was a lens through which children understood politics, parsed good and evil, and developed a moral compass.
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So news that Lucas told The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson his movie was "beautifully made," according to a THR report that quotes his private secretary, needs to be carefully parsed.
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Major stock averages sold off immediately after the statement as Wall Street parsed out Fed language for how hawkish the U.S. central bank will be through the rest of the year.
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Regardless of how much of that you parsed, just know that Turkey is generating a huge volume of propaganda in English via the Daily Sabah and the Anadolu Agency English News.
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" Or, evoking dorm-room, weed-suffused bull sessions: "It was astonishing to see the world as a single, quivering entity, rather than a set of various concerns parsed into distinct compartments.
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Meanwhile, the concepts Brooks leans on most heavily are both elusive and parsed within an inch of their lives: Early in the book, for example, he enumerates five "layers" of joy.
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Weeks later, it is still being parsed, with the Women's Tennis Association this week calling for all tournaments, including Grand Slam events, to drop penalties for coaching, to end any confusion.
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Yellen's remarks on Friday as well as those in a speech in early June will be closely parsed for clues about the Fed's monetary policy stance going into the June meeting.
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Under normal circumstances, Clinton's interviews would be parsed and analyzed by a panel of political pundits throughout the rest of the day and in opinion-heavy prime time on cable news.
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One of Mr. Trump's messages in December, about the United States' nuclear arsenal, incited a cascade of speculation, as his words about a topic of considerable gravity were parsed and analyzed.
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However, analysts who parsed through it said the lack of any new negatives in the report means they expect the company will take the data to the Food and Drug Administration.
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Dr. FitzGerald, an esteemed figure in Australia whose comments on China are always closely parsed, seemed especially eager to seize on Mr. Trump's rise to argue for a shift in focus.
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The gifs, pngs, and jpgs inevitably became spliced, remixed, broken, minced, enlarged, interlinked, and eroded, elaborately arranged in gif altars or parsed into animated rebuses by the site's semi-anonymous users.
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European stocks advanced, however, while oil steadied in a volatile session and Treasury prices fell as investors across asset classes parsed the details of Yellen's presentation, markets' central focus of the week.
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So we open the constructed URL (which uses values stored in variables named "zip" and "key") and then read the contents as a JSON object, which is then parsed into something usable.
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The Fed is not expected to raise interest rates at its two-day meeting, which starts on Tuesday, but its comments will be parsed for clues on the path of future hikes.
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But many stocks seesawed, and Tokyo and Shanghai both closed lower as markets parsed the trade talks and hoped that they will ultimately avert another ramping up of U.S. tariffs in March.
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So he parsed 1 billion files among 14 different programming languages to find out which method is actually more popular and then published the results in a recent blog post on Medium.
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When parsed demographically, AAUW also finds that black women take on more student debt on average than do members of any other group, and take even longer to pay off that debt.
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THIS week's local elections, the results of which were due after The Economist went to press, will be parsed for what they mean for Jeremy Corbyn, the embattled Labour leader (see article).
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Eli Pariser parsed all of this in his 2011 book "The Filter Bubble," noting how every tap, swipe and keystroke warps what comes next, creating a tailored reality that's closer to fiction.
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But you could see why this particular speech, which was really one large thought about her Republican opponent, was not going to be the venue where she parsed over her own record.
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In her story collection, which traces life from birth to death, "the world is parsed with a charming exactitude that magnifies all its latent marvels and especially horrors," Hermione Hoby wrote here.
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Before long, the work, which the two students titled "Pineapple," had been deconstructed on art blogs and social media worldwide; parsed in Paris, Texas and Tokyo; and even featured on Canadian television.
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One of the first major studies to report the phenomenon of nonresponders appeared in 2001, when researchers parsed data from dozens of previously published studies of running, cycling and other endurance exercise.
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Lawfare's Quinta Jurecic, for example, parsed the report's language about several examples of Trump's potentially obstructive conduct, with an eye toward whether it established all three legal elements of criminal obstruction of justice.
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Decisions about loans are now being made by software that can take into account a variety of finely parsed data about a borrower, rather than just a credit score and a background check.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley is set to speak later in the day and his comments will be parsed for clues regarding the future pace of interest rate hikes.
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Chinese stocks fell on Thursday, although other Asian markets were mostly subdued, taking the lead from a quiet overnight session on Wall Street as investors parsed through minutes from the U.S. central bank.
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The catch is that by just sort of arbitrarily culling memes from a network we also reduce the diversity of memes that are available to be parsed by users in the first place.
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In "Feeld," the trans poet Jos Charles bends language, via willful spelling, to a place where it must be parsed slowly, struggled through, read not so much with the brain as the mouth.
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Other neural networks are able to recognize words and letters in a CAPTCHA after those words and letters have been parsed and labeled for it by a human over millions of training examples.
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As CNN commentators on a TV screen parsed the details of Tuesday's attack, Tawara told VICE News that he was worried about how Saipov's actions would reflect his neighborhood and its Muslim community.
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Virtually nobody foresaw this outcome: not health law scholars immersed in the Affordable Care Act, not constitutional professors steeped in Commerce Clause precedents, and not Court watchers who had parsed the oral arguments.
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The president-elect gave few updates on his fiscal policy and infrastructure plans during a press conference last week, and any guidance on the economy will be parsed by market participants on Friday.
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Note all the bright artistic young men given space to experiment and create without every one of their comments parsed, and certainly without the expectation that they represent all men, perfectly, at all times.
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Over the coming weeks, months, and years, the results of the crew's experiments will be parsed and interpreted, no doubt revealing new insights into the effect of long duration spaceflight on the human body.
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Each of these maps is then parsed into small tiles measuring 128 pixels to a side—the NAIP map of the US is the highest resolution and has about 2 billion 128x128 pixel tiles.
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Here's a weekend treat for those of us who parsed every second of the Game of Thrones Season 7 trailers: HBO has revealed summaries of the first three episodes to screen later this month.
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Yellen's remarks on Friday as well as those in a speech in early June will be closely parsed for clues about the Fed's monetary policy stance going into its June 14-15 policy meeting.
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That much can be discerned by a close study of the flight data that have been parsed out, as well as from glimpses into the cockpit provided by certain summaries of the audio recordings.
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Source: FactSet The Dow Jones industrial average hit a new intraday record as U.S. equities surged over 100 points higher as Wall Street parsed through Yellen's prepared remarks on interest rates and quantitative easing.
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Kelly said Trump believes Puerto Ricans are U.S citizens and he parsed the president's tweet, saying it was accurate — that the military and first responders are tasked with completing the recovery and getting out.
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Regardless how it is parsed, the Polish bill is a blatant and chilling effort by a nationalist government waging an offensive against the rule of law and freedom of expression to discourage that search.
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On Thursday, the 27-year-old 1989 singer dropped a brand new singe, "Look What You Made Me Do," off her upcoming album Reputation ... and naturally fans immediately parsed the lyrics for Kanye/Kim subtext.
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Job growth is slowing now, too The jobs report will be parsed by the Fed and market watchers alike to see whether the economy is strong enough to withstand another rate hike at some point.
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Each city has a diversity of neighborhoods within it, but among American cities, there are recognizable neighborhood typologies where registration and turnout techniques could be more easily understood if shared and parsed as a whole.
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We parsed some of the coolest concepts and platforms DFKI included in its latest upload frenzy into this list; it's an intriguing window into the one of the largest AI research organizations in the world.
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For the breathless masses who are curious about James's future — and those masses include friends and rivals, coaches and executives, fans and haters — the clip has been parsed with forensic detail: What does it mean?
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You might not even be interested in making puzzles of your own, but it's hard to play with words day in and day out and not see how they can be manipulated and parsed differently.
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As he parsed the appeals court decision in the case, Schmack added, he learned the court had found the trial judge was wrong when he ruled that the 1957 police and FBI reports were inadmissible hearsay.
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Because pre-determined tags can be parsed even more easily than text, TagDat plans to analyze how users describe its listings and sell detailed analyses to the businesses it lists rather than relying on advertising revenue.
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Image: NRK Beta, as parsed by Google TranslateOver the years, conventional wisdom for how to deal with comment sections has changed a few times as publishers walked the line between promoting open conversation and stemming abuse.
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ET (2918 GMT) * Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley will make an appearance later in the day and his comments will be parsed for clues regarding the future pace of interest rate hikes.
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Former administration officials said the visitor records -- which are created when someone without a permanent credential submits their information to the Secret Service -- were parsed monthly to remove any potentially sensitive meetings from the official record.
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"Bill Clinton's statement acknowledges ethics issues with foundation contributions, but when parsed, his solutions sound a lot like it depends on what the definition of 'is' is," said Charles Spies, a top Republican campaign finance lawyer.
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Hong builds moments of extraordinary romantic power, culminating in a brilliant sequence, constructed from a single ten-minute shot parsed with brisk and assertive zooms and pans, in which Young-hee reflects on her bitter experiences.
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I'm sure the quote wasn't meant to be parsed, but when work isn't going smoothly, distraction is welcome, and so I spent more time than I should have staring at the button and considering its message.
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As just the fourth chief engineer in the Corvette's fabled 9003-year history, Mr. Juechter holds one of the most scrutinized positions in the American industry, his every utterance parsed for clues to the 'Vette's future.
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In the two and a half years since Michael Brown, a black 18-year-old, was shot and killed by a white police officer in Ferguson, Mo., the explosive case has been parsed in intricate detail.
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Since then, what happened in the several hours that Caal Maquin was in the custody of US Border Patrol agents has been closely parsed and debated by activists, the media, House Democrats, and Trump administration officials.
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We were most impressed by the way commenters carefully parsed the larger issues raised by this incident, including whether our past should determine our future; how we should treat public officials; and what racism looks like.
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Days of coded warnings are also used to put moderators on notice that their questions, cross examinations and comments will be parsed mercilessly for bias and that they will become the story if they don't play ball.
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In a statement that was sure to be closely parsed, Equifax acknowledged the sheer scale of the breach and that the company had first discovered the breach on July 29, more than a month before going public.
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"The FOMC's policy statement, Fed Chair Yellen's final press conference in charge, and the update to the summary of economic projections will be closely parsed for signs the Fed's longer-term intentions," Mitsubishi analyst Jonathan Butler said.
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To create a header, for example, you put a # hashtag in front of a line, which then gets parsed as an tag in HTML; and **by putting two stars around a block of text**, it bolds it.
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"For this EP, I've created an alternative society or a cult, and that is the story of this EP." Despite Slumber Magic War being only three songs in length, the recordings were parsed from over 60 demos.
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In a post about "Leaving Neverland" that totaled more than 10,000 words, Ovchinnikova, who is 65 and based in Moscow, parsed the changing stories of the two men in the film and concluded that they are liars.
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I know this because he showed me his real-time emotion metrics during our conversation, which were being parsed by a machine-learning algorithm that uses heart-rate data transmitted from his Microsoft Band 2 fitness tracker.
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That's a tricky state of mind for any performer to convey, and especially tricky if the character being portrayed is as well known — and as regularly parsed by pundits and plebeians alike — as the real Mrs. Clinton.
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She named polonium after her homeland, Poland, which at the time did not exist as a nation-state, its territory having been parsed out and claimed by Russia, the Kingdom of Prussia and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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The rest of the money is parsed out for research and development, state and local health agencies, foreign aid and small business loans, the aide said, asking not to be identified because the details aren't yet public.
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The model, which looks not at national vote totals but at the state-by-state outcomes which actually determine the presidency through the electoral college, correctly parsed the outcome in eight of the 10 elections from 1980.
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At every newspaper in America, the beat reporter submits his or her story to a department editor, then a copy editor, then sometimes to a managing editor -- with specific words parsed and pored and debated at each stop.
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Siri parsed the question perfectly properly, but the reply was absurd, violating the rules of what linguists call pragmatics: the shared knowledge and understanding that people use to make sense of the often messy human language they hear.
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But it's a choice that also liberates the films, because these characters' experiences can't be parsed and are certainly no less valid for potentially being shaped by mental illness and the pressures put on women, sometimes by themselves.
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Slack Message Buttons: Messenger Postback Button: Telegram Callback Buttons: Sharing information that can be easily parsed programmatically takes the exchange of structured information from clunky in a language-only paradigm to easy and unambiguous in a hybrid paradigm.
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The fluency of concept and form in Paul D'Agostino's new, bifurcated show at Life on Mars marks a further consolidation of his rigorous attention to language and the infinity of ways it can be parsed, subverted, and remade.
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However, the most achievable goal would be a parsed down agreement that provides a path to citizenship for the 2.2 million Dreamers, with strategic enhancements that would supplement the massive, multi-year investments already made in border enforcement.
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Boland and Horobin both note that linguistic ambiguities or grammatical goofs can, when parsed by legalistic minds, complicate the implementation of an order, or open opportunities to use it in a way the authors may not have intended.
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The real-life issues now so embedded with the sports world — like debates over racial injustice, brain damage, the ethics of college sports and cheating at the Olympics, plus 100 other things — cannot be parsed to 140 characters.
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The earlier, more easily parsed "Love Affair, or the Case of the Missing Switchboard Operator" (on Friday and March 4 and 7) charts an affair between a switchboard operator (Eva Ras) and a Turkish sanitation inspector (Slobodan Aligrudic).
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The reaction to a sitting president commenting on the perceived nastiness of a member of Queen Elizabeth's family — who put on a state dinner at Buckingham Palace, to impress and placate him — was reliably parsed along tribal lines.
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"It's probably inevitable — the process of 'normalizing' Hitler into just another tyrant, whose words are to be parsed and contextualized," said Ron Rosenbaum, the author of "Explaining Hitler," considered one of the definitive examinations of the Nazi dictator's mind.
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There was also at times a stark contract in how the moderators handled climate compared to other issues, like how they parsed all the fine distinctions among the candidates in Medicare-for-all and the role of private insurance.
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Exit polling is still being parsed, but one thing is clear: In an election where women voters were crucial in swaying the balance of power, gun violence prevention was a priority issue for women from all walks of life.
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From what you see on your Facebook News Feed, to the books and knickknacks recommended to you by Amazon, to the disturbing videos YouTube shows to your children, our attention is systematically parsed and sold to the highest bidder.
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Their investigation dug into the limits of automation: as in the case of the stubborn 3% of cheques which persistently elude efforts to computerise the entirety of the cheque-processing system, and which must be parsed by human workers.
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As London Fashion Week picks up steam this weekend, with all its traffic, sharp elbows and celebrities, one woman is going to come in for unusually serious scrutiny: her every facial twitch parsed, outfits obsessively chronicled, show schedule observed.
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Nobody in pro wrestling is parsed more thoroughly than the Young Bucks, because no one else has so thoroughly fused the in-ring product—the act of wrestling—with the sport's other trappings: entrepreneurship, internet rumor mongering, backstage innuendo.
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How we got the data: We wrote software to scan through more than three years' worth of press releases issued by the Department of Defense, and parsed each release to collect detailed information about the location of every airstrike.
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After a settlement was announced in 1999, she barged into a news conference and demanded an apology from a Ford executive, who issued a carefully parsed statement that stopped short of the unreserved apology Mr. Hackett issued on Thursday.
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I was motivated by the idea that it is more surprising and satisfying to discover two answers that differ by only one letter but have hugely different meanings, covered by a single clue parsed in two very different ways.
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The inspiration for this puzzle came from my title "On the Up and Up" which my crossword brain parsed into two parts: "On the Up" ("___ UP" phrases literally going upward in the grid) and "and Up" (+ the inferred UP).
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Pence did that most notably in that interview when Trump insisted it would be a good idea to declare war on ISIS and Pence parsed that as the kind of statement that projects more American strength into the world arena.
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Harris' letter comes days after a heated exchange between the California Democrat and the attorney general, in which Barr parsed words to answer Harris' question about whether the White House has "asked or suggested" that he open an investigation into anyone.
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By that, I mean the Treasury secretary is learning how virtually every syllable out of his mouth is being parsed and traded upon, regardless of whether what the market believes he is saying is what he actually meant to say.
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NEW YORK, June 26 (Reuters) - The S&P 73 ended slightly lower on Wednesday as gains in technology stocks were offset by a drop in healthcare shares, and investors parsed mixed messages regarding the state of ongoing U.S.-China trade talks.
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The Queen's Speech, due to begin around 1030 GMT, will be parsed for any sign of a softening of May's strategy on Brexit and signs of an easing of the cuts in public spending made by the Conservative administrations since 2010.
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The group's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will, it is thought, opens a portal like the one hinted at by CERN's director of research and scientific computing in a thoroughly parsed press conference he gave at CERN HQ a few years back.
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They will likely be closely parsed after speculation that the Federal Reserve might raise interest rates in April -- an idea spurred by hawkish comments from several Fed governors -- was quashed by dovish comments last week from Fed chair Janet Yellen.
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As the Korea JoongAng Daily reports, tweets like this are being carefully parsed for policy implications: In the past, statements by Washington on key policies would involve the Korean Embassy in Washington writing a report to send back to Seoul.
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This is something that every startup using any amount of machine learning needs to consider building into their products and platforms in a way that informs users how their data is being parsed but without giving away any secret sauce.
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We compared the articles parsed from XML to a sample of articles currently served on the website and found that in 2004 alone there were more than 60,000 articles on our website that were not included in the XML archive.
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Orwell extracts the social narrative about the benefits and sacrifices of surveillance from the rest of society's concerns, but that only works if you think that our cultural narratives can be parsed away from discussions of race, religion, and nationality.
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By the time it released "Relationship of Command" in 2000, At the Drive In's songs had metamorphosed from speedy, fairly straightforward punk-pop to something far more complex and ambitious, with whipsawing meter changes and complex lyrics that fans eagerly parsed.
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Prince Harry, Meghan and their 7-month-old son, Archie, were nowhere to be seen — an absence that is sure to be parsed by the British tabloids, which are always eager to seize on a hint of dissension among the royals.
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The Fed kicks off a two-day meeting later in the day and while no rate hike is expected due to subdued inflation, the central bank's statement on Wednesday will be parsed for clues on the pace of future rate hikes.
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These collages were one of Malik's direct inspirations, as was Jean Baudrillard's 1991 collection of essays, The Gulf War Did Not Take Place, which parsed the ways in which the war was conducted and depicted through the conceptual lens of simulation.
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In this case, even rudimentary object recognition would allow for a scene to be parsed more intelligently: sky distinct from landscape; landscape distinct from buildings; people and cars distinct from buildings; objects on tables distinct from the tables themselves — and so on.
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Trump's comments will likely also be parsed in light of a vote on Wednesday at Boeing's North Charleston facility in which workers overwhelmingly chose not to unionize, marking what is perhaps the most significant test of union influence since last year's election.
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In what was otherwise a carefully parsed four-page statement, Judge Moore's failure to face up to Judge Granade's rulings is a good sign that his antics represent a craven last stand against the arrival of same-sex marriage in his state.
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Trump, speaking from his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, carefully parsed his language about the attack, which resulted in at least one death and more than two dozen injuries after a man appeared to accelerate his car into a crowd of counterprotesters.
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They then parsed out which birds were actually distinct species using a quantitative criteria that BirdLife International had previously developed called the Tobias criteria—basically a scoring system that makes it easier to measure how distinct two specimen are from one another.
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Asked what the impact would be on the global economy if the Republican presidential candidate, Donald J. Trump, won the election, Mr. Obstfeld parsed his words carefully but suggested that some of Mr. Trump's anti-trade commentary had been cause for concern.
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The student protesters, who had returned to South Florida early Thursday morning after their trip to Tallahassee, parsed Mr. Scott's proposals, looking for signs of a shift in the political winds and hints that their activism had swayed the state's Republican lawmakers.
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"What I want you to understand is that right now every word is going to be nuanced and parsed apart across different cultures, at different times of the day, in different contexts," he told reporters in March when asked about the drills.
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What the students found was that in the 2016–17 season, 80.5% of all artists at the top 45 New York galleries were white, though if the statistics are parsed to focus only on US artists, then the percentage climbs to 88.1%.
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But as legislators and education advocates parsed the governor's budget in a hearing on Tuesday, elements of the tuition proposal came under greater scrutiny, with the governor's office moving to counter concerns about the program's cost, scope and impact on private colleges.
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But if Definers was also sending out this stuff (and indeed worse things than we were pitched) more widely, to content seeders and fencers that trade on framed outrage to drive online clicks, their tasty-sounding tidbits would not have been so critically parsed.
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It's a sort of parsed back, baroque-pop (which sounds like an oxymoron really) and then at two minutes 55 the song turns on its head and CuckooLander comes off like a soulful 60s singer singing her heart out in some smoky speakeasy basement.
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A recent report by the Brennan Center, a nonpartisan think tank, parsed crime data from 2017 and predicted that homicides will actually decline by 2.5 percent by the end of the year, which would reverse the two-year increase shown in the FBI's data.
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Here's a guide to each chic suit, lavish coat, or drab chef's jacket worn by the Carol actress that shoved me deeper into the throes of lesbianism: The items of this outfit sound nefarious when parsed out individually: A pin-striped, mustard yellow collared shirt?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The S&P 500 ended lower on Wednesday as gains in technology stocks were offset by a drop in healthcare shares, and investors parsed mixed messages over prospects for a deal to end a trade war between the United States and China.
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A volunteer in Beijing who parsed the Red Cross data said the project was born in part out of circumstance: Nationwide lockdowns forced people to stay home, glued to news and social media reports out of Wuhan, making the cries for help impossible to ignore.
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I liked DASHCAM, DR. EVIL, PERFECTO, AWAY ON HOLIDAY (more a Britishism than an American phrase, but still in-the-language), ME TARZAN (which I parsed as one word for the longest time and didn't know that it was never actually said), OXICLEAN and SHAGUAR.
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Joseph Coulombe, who in 21947 parsed a few cultural trends, added his retail instincts and created Trader Joe's, the popular grocery chain known for unusual foods, a generous wine selection and a laid-back atmosphere, died on Friday at his home in Pasadena, Calif.
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The latest thinking is parsed by Mitch Prinstein, a professor and director of clinical psychology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in his forthcoming book, "Popular: The Power of Likability in a Status-Obsessed World," and in his currently running MOOC.
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In what legal scholars called an "extremely complex judgment," Justice Huot parsed his decision by sentencing Mr. Bissonnette to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years on the first five counts of murder, and added 15 years for the sixth count.
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When every word men utter about Time's Up and the #MeToo movement is pored over, parsed and often harshly criticized, silence is often the best option, but obviously not a fail-safe one, Hollywood insiders said, since that ended up drawing some criticism, too.
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Sam and Roscoe have two big spats: the first when she discovers that as he parsed through exemplars of feminine beauty and talent to inspire Loretta, he for some reason pulled out photos of her and covered them with question marks, X's, and other rude notes.
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I talk about the ones I've seen, the ones I want to see, the ones I know I'll hate, that one scene I'm obsessed with, a moment I need to dissect, a line of dialogue that has to be parsed, and the scores I can't stop humming.
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How it works: The recordings from Echo users' homes and offices are parsed by a team of contractors and full-time Amazon employees who review up to 1,000 audio clips per day, operating under non-disclosure agreements that prevent them from speaking publicly on the work.
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Whether in a generic beach resort ("Jellyfish") or an apocalyptic tundra of AstroTurf and bunnies ("Rabbit Starvation"), the world is parsed with a charming exactitude that magnifies all its latent marvels and especially horrors — the blacker and more peculiar these stories get, the funnier they are.
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These committees were designed to let members specialize on topics to later push for policies, and Geiger predicts that tomorrow's meeting — although not formatted like their normal ones — will just be for companies to express their ideas of security and will get parsed by the security committee.
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In the context of Japan's highly politicized and divisive battles over the wartime past, the emperor's words and actions are carefully scrutinized and parsed because he has not-so-subtly repudiated rightwingers who want to revise the Constitution, and aim to rehabilitate Japan's shabby wartime past.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court weighed moral theology and parsed insurance terminology on Wednesday in an extended and animated argument that seemed to leave the justices sharply divided over what the government may do to require employers to provide free insurance coverage for contraception to female workers.
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Once the program parsed this data, it was shipped off to Berkeley where the data was further processed to filter out signals from satellites, TV stations, and other sources of interference, to match the data with historical observations, and then to determine if a followup was warranted.
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Because, as a woman, I maintain a bustling control center behind my thoughts where everything said to me is parsed for evidence of impending physical threats, I can quickly chalk up your lack of kk's to a microgenerational difference, and carry on with my nerve-racking life.
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French President Emmanuel Macron hopes to revive the cathedral within five years; others estimate the undertaking will, at a minimum, require a decade or two, meaning that it is likely some will not live to see its completion — a fact worthy alone of memorial, however that might be parsed.
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Once again a language model can make accurate guesses: "Lead us not into temptation" can be parsed for its syntax, and once the software has worked out that the first word is almost certainly a verb, it can cause it to be pronounced to rhyme with "reed", not "red".
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The fluency of concept and form in Scriptive Formalities, Paul D'Agostino's new, bifurcated show at Life on Mars in Bushwick, marks a further consolidation of his rigorous attention to language and the infinity of ways it can be parsed, subverted, and remade.
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From the White House perspective, the briefings have become somewhat of a spectacle -- a live game of "gotcha" journalism where every word is parsed for nuance and any meaningful discussion of the President's agenda is cast aside for heated questioning about whatever scandal dominates the headlines that day.
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Though the implications and consequences of Brexit have been endlessly and passionately parsed in the referendum campaign and since, the chasm between the Leavers and the Remainers has become only broader, a fact on display as the two camps marched a couple of miles apart in London on Sunday.
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When interviewed by the press, former Obama officials, such as his national intelligence director, James Clapper, gave denials that sounded sweeping but, when parsed, told us nothing more than that Trump's tweet was literally wrong — his personal phone lines at Trump Tower had not been targeted for eavesdropping.
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Intuition is required to figure out where to go and what to do with the information gathered as some of the locations provide no useful details while others provide key facts on the suspects or timeline that must be parsed together with other clues like a logic puzzle.
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At the individual level, some very good research on what works for weight loss comes from the National Weight Control Registry, a study that has parsed the traits, habits, and behaviors of adults who have lost at least 30 pounds and kept it off for a minimum of one year.
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Of the 5% of S&P 500 companies that have reported so far, more than half of them cited a strong greenback as a headwind to their business in the second quarter, according to FactSet, which parsed through companies' conference call transcripts to look for specific factors weighing on company earnings.
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By the end you can run a simple command line prompt to launch Google Assistant, hitting Enter every time you want to say something new—responses are spoken back to you, so there's no text to read on screen (though you can check that the Assistant parsed what you said correctly).
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He's not attributing Tutanota's user growth to any single event, such as the election of President Trump in the US, but argues it's down to a combination of political events and issues which are driving more people to seek privacy-protecting alternatives to safeguard their communications from being parsed by third parties.
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If we look at the prettified HTML we just printed, we can see that this table starts like this: Here's how we're actually going to get at that table: So, Beautiful Soup is looking at its parsed HTML and returning the stuff inside of the tag that we specify using the find function.
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Ahead of the season finale this weekend, the online dating site parsed through its Singles In America survey, which questioned more than 5,500 single people across the U.S. (not just Match users) on their habits in 2016, to see how often people who watch Game Of Thrones reported going out on dates or having sex.
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On one particularly frustrating afternoon Vingiano, who had experience in creative design, sat down and parsed through Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) data—namely, a clunky stream of data that the transit agency in charge of New York's subways sends to its control boards, which regularly updates in real-time with each line's service status.
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Ceferin, a Slovenian lawyer elected in February to a second term as the leader of UEFA, European soccer's governing body, has become accustomed to carefully tempering his comments, to steering clear of trouble in whatever he chooses to say publicly, but this month he knows his every word will be parsed even more than usual.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) at the convention will be parsed for signs of dissent from Trump's candidacy.
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He reliably kept outsiders—a group that included, for years of his tenure, even the players in his employ—on a need-to-know basis when it came to the work that he and a "decision sciences" team were doing as they collected and parsed every available bead of data that the game could provide.
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Snap a photo of a menu and Google Lens can tell you what to order On the foreign language translation front, the Google Translate app has long enabled language translation of signs that matches the style and typeface of what's being parsed, but now a more lightweight version of this functionality is cooked directly into Lens.
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Sivan gamely parsed them in the same thoughtful manner with which he approaches his video confessions—most famously: an August 2013 upload in which he comes out to the world that has since been viewed more than seven million times—and the swoony pop that comprises his two major label EPs, TRXYE (2014) and WILD (2015).
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" The second sentence is parsed more naturally; the measure is "designed to" accomplish something rather than just doing that thing; the police are "on the road in armoured vehicles" as opposed to merely on them; "martial appearance" may be imperfect (though inspired) but it's far better than the nonsensical "fighters' turmoil…had come to the fore.
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Mrs May still seems to want parallel talks over the divorce and over a subsequent trade deal with the EU. But the guidelines say that discussions on trade, as well as on any transition, must wait until the 27 governments agree that "sufficient progress" (a phrase that will now be endlessly parsed) has been made on withdrawal talks.
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That's why we're so drawn to them today: In a world devoid of personal intimacy, where political chaos and the corporate maw have drained mankind of value beyond production, and identity apart from groupthink, a garment that cannot be parsed from its origin in another century can return a sense of humanity back to a dying world.
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We know that Facebook and Google and Apple have a lot to lose if it ever came out that they are recording us through our phones, and even though we try not to think about it, most of us also know that they have already gained more data about us than can possibly ever be parsed or used without accessing our microphones.
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Too, tied to the stake of foundational doubt Steam off rocks of this perception… The poem continues toward discontinuity through these de-parsed tokens of abject experience; in the image, the animal stares through bars of steam and light, repeating the law of the zoo's universe: the cage, where one has "no subject but light," and all is a tethering stake.
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On first-and-goal from the New England 10 with 33 seconds left, Ben Roethlisberger's pass to tight end Jesse James was initially ruled a touchdown, but was later overturned on review because the NFL has parsed out the rules of what is and is not a catch to such an extent that that section of the rulebook looks like shredded hash browns.
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And much as Eurosceptics have expended a lot of energy poring over a few speeches of Winston Churchill to claim him for their cause, so Thatcherites have parsed her words to try to show that she was never that green in the first place, eager to prove that her Green Period was merely a blemish on an otherwise spotless record.
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Kahn has directed five music videos for Swift, including the monster that is "Blank Space" (2.16 billion views and counting) and late August's internet-breaker "Look What You Made Me Do." He was still slugging it out on behalf of the latter, an intensely parsed and much-discussed video in which Swift contends with her past personas, in the days leading up to the Bodied premiere.
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But because I'm arguing at the outset here for going with the artichoke, and because I'm featuring the entire artichoke, alone, rather than parsed and used as an ingredient in a larger dish (with shell beans and mint in a ragout; with stewed leeks and flageolets to go with lamb chops; marinated with salami and provolone in an antipasto), I don't want to distract.
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" She also parsed the most common criticism of the show — that it was just a cheap pile-up of '80s pop-culture references, leaning on the viewer's nostalgia for vintage Stephen King and Spielberg — saying, "Stranger Things might feel like a mere retro roller coaster were it not for that slow drip of sorrow and trauma, the residue of Reagan-era anxiety about the nuclear family.
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The young black operative, who agreed to speak on the condition of anonymity because she did not want her opinions to reflect on her organization, echoed the sentiment of nearly a half-dozen of her peers: Her generation hasn't yet parsed the irony that it's walking through doors opened by women who feel locked out of a political apparatus they built in a society that subtly and systemically devalues their labor.
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While Kansas and Maine may represent too small a sample to validate Cruz's claims that the race is now a two-man affair, it is clear that his win will be parsed for signs that it represents the stirrings of a backlash against Trump, after the billionaire became embroiled in a controversy he was slow to repudiate the Ku Klux Klan, and introduced a vulgar note into a Republican debate on Thursday night.
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Meanwhile, the data collection that has been so lauded in the luxury world, which has been focused on the need to connect intelligence across the retail chain to better serve a constantly traveling customer, contains within it an often unacknowledged threat that could prompt a backlash if not carefully monitored: People want to be recognized, but not known — which may sound like a specious distinction, but it needs to be parsed on micro level.
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Spurred by a number of factors — the unfortunate rise of malicious hacking and data breaches, a massive wave of computing services that are creating mountains of data that can now be parsed for insights and a big move to cloud computing — the data protection industry is booming, with IDC predicting that it will collectively cost some $55 billion by 2020 to store and manage "copy data" (backups of the data), and that the data protection market will likely see revenues of $8 billion by 2020.
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I know those foreign diplomats are reading the same media I am: a columnist in the New York Times calling Trump a traitor, an article in New York magazine speculating Putin was Trump's intelligence handler, a call by a former CIA director to impeach the president, former counter-terrorism coordinator Richard A. Clarke speculating Trump was meeting with Putin to receive his next set of orders, a former intelligence officer warning "we're on the cusp of losing the American constitutional republic forever," or maybe just the parsed criticism of Trump from within his own party.
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I don't necessarily mean that in the scary political way, although there's plenty of that: Global Sensing, for instance, has built neural networks that live on the edges of the network rather than in data centers, which can handle facial and posture recognition at a rate of 480 parsed images/second on a Raspberry Pi. Their admirable intent is to, for instance, identify people stricken by illness, or would-be suicide jumpers, in Paris Metro stations; but they still sound eerily like they could easily become the tools of a police states.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) and Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.), and even Vice President Pence are among those whose words and deeds are parsed with suspicion by some close to the White House.
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