I did not want Peter to come to the proposal, pick out a suit, pick out a ring, prepare what he was going to say just to get turned down.
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" Careful readers might pick out the acronym "DAIRY PRIDE.
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They've helped me pick out the scent for my lipsticks.
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We head to Ross and pick out a new set.
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But what they do is pick out parts of Bob.
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She even went with Robert to pick out his tuxedo.
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Swipe through to pick out your own personal favorites, too.
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He helped every single person pick out the right pumpkin.
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Can you pick out a lowercase G from a lineup?
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You can pick out the newbies from their sunburned butts.
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"You can always pick out your kids," Coutu told CBC.
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Now you choose your trunks, pick out your music, etc.
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She also took over to pick out her engagement ring.
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He wouldn't pick out just the men or the women.
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Another analyzes transactions to pick out potential ATM cashout attacks.
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We went to look at stone and pick out slabs.
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Gait analysis can help pick out suspicious people in crowds.
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Just go to the app and pick out another car.
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And I went to Sleepy Jones, to pick out pajamas.
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You can shuffle and pick out the card you want.
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He asks me to Facetime so I can pick out things.
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He was a first-round pick out of UCLA this year.
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I was helping the band pick out clothing, colors or whatever.
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But don't pick out a trend that is not really you.
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It's easy to pick out Koji "Iga" Igarashi in a crowd.
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How many details, how many separate days can you pick out?
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What kind of fabrics did you pick out for that fight?
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I figured we could just pick out some pretty bands together.
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Easier or harder to get ready and pick out a dress?
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Would you want Stewart helping you pick out a wedding dress?
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Kids pick out their dream school and often a safety school.
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Of course, I pick out the wrap that is $1 extra.
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I pick out the red peppers because they're slimy and gross.
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Over 20 percent would let retailers' systems pick out their underwear.
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I pick out Nirvana, Radiohead, and some sort of string quartet.
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They literally look for leaves and pick out the good ones.
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I'd rather spend the time and pick out my own produce.
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IT WAS never hard to pick out Lemmy in a crowd.
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Boys could then pick out one and contact them that way.
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Would you let your mom pick out a tattoo for you?
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I could pick out every single detail of everything I saw.
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The rest of the details are lot tougher to pick out.
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You can also pick out music from your pre-existing playlists.
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He could pick out most of the cities by their lights.
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How do you teach a boy to pick out a bag?
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One sweet note ... his son helped him pick out the bling.
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But I can pick out things no one else picks out.
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" •Ako Abdul-Samad"I don't think he should pick out the dishes.
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I pick out several shirts and have them shipped to my apartment.
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How did you pick out those two options in the first place?
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I also pick out Valentine's Day cards for J. and my dad.
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There were plenty of moments the internet couldn't help but pick out.
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Just pick out one of the more recent seasons and start watching.
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The new observations provided the detail necessary to pick out the filaments.
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Now, all you need to do is pick out a rad deck.
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Set off the time lapse, then pick out your favorite shots afterwards.
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The kids also pick out some small toys in the gift shop.
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Foster, 25, was a first-round pick out of Alabama in 2017.
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One company says it can pick out potential shoplifters in retail stores.
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I was like, 'Yeah, just pick out the potato chips, let's go.
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I can usually pick out musicians I like by [their] live bands.
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Don't expect to pick out instruments or pitch shift with this keyboard.
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I couldn't pick out a head of broccoli without bursting into tears.
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But it's really, really important that you pick out the right system.
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This gift is only good today so pick out your present, quick.
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The shooting victim initially could not pick out Mr. Negron with certainty.
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Cops say Walton -- a 4th round draft pick out of the Univ.
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Snippets of their conversation were easy to pick out among the chatter.
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Subjects were then asked to pick out the faces they previously studied.
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I really didn't need to pick out each fiber in his jeans.
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Pick out something from your bookshelf that means a lot to you.
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You can't pick out the pieces you like and leave the rest.
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"I'd go to her house and pick out stuff," Ms. Lemkau said.
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A rookie who was a fifth-round draft pick out of Pitt.
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The algorithm allowed us to pick out the signal from the noise.
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Does America need to pick out a representative "ideal" woman every year?
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Pick out an outfit and I'm out the door by 9:15.
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Drowning in my thoughts, I try to pick out something to say.
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They were there, it was understood, to pick out targets for airstrikes.
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He would pick out a check for $30,000 and say, 'Oh, gosh!
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Then they pick out the plump ones with cracked shells for planting.
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She explained her kids pick out the wig she'll wear each day.
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Head to the dealershipThis is the fun part: Pick out the car.
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Slow down as you pick out your employee benefits for next year.
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She's like, 'I get to pick out my costume,' and was so excited!
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I should probably pick out a few things to make for the week.
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Kirsten Fox, 28, of Albany, Oregon, likes to pick out her own food.
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In Paris, he can pick out younger versions of himself, give them money
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His treasured bee, however, proved much harder to pick out of a crowd.
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We pick out a host of staple sauces and a single Bartlett pear.
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A 583 first-round pick out of Mississippi State, he hit .306/.336/.
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"I used to go around the junkyards and pick out bicycles," Myers recalls.
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Wilson was a 4th round pick out of Minnesota in the 2015 Draft.
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I lay in bed and pick out my next box from Le Tote.
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I pick out a gorgeous orchid without asking how much it costs first.
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"I pointed to a picture he told me to pick out," Macho testified.
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Helpfully, Baskin includes advice on how to pick out clothes for your drone.
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This Father's Day, pick out something special for the one who raised you.
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AI's power to pick out patterns is now turning to more intimate matters.
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You can pick out individual apps you want to hear from as well.
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"Different institutions will have to pick out different lanes" in which to operate.
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You can still browse through the alternates to pick out others, Google says.
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I do my hair and makeup and pick out a business formal outfit.
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It's becoming harder and harder to pick out our place in the universe.
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Within seconds, you start to pick out words, phrases, and fragments of conversations.
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Jackson even wore the tailored suit and shirt France helped him pick out.
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Afterwards, she invited the children to pick out three books to take home.
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I would see myself and pick out every single thing I didn't like.
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The weekend is here — pick out a recipe and get to popping bottles.
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Naturally, Mamet had some backup when she went to pick out her gown.
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I bypassed that area and went straight upstairs to pick out my pod.
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Can you pick out which celebs are the owners of these flossin' photos?!
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We also asked Matthew to pick out five of his favorite designs ever.
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Michael J. LoPuzzo asked the man whether he could pick out his shooter.
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"I helped them pick out strollers and car seats and clothes," she recalls.
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"The real secret is how to pick out the best combination," he said.
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Even better, would your mom let you pick out a tattoo for her?
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Why do you always pick out the things you know I don't like?
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You get to pick out liners and button styles, all that good stuff.
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He helped pick out Patti Lease's engagement ring, not Pete Souza's wedding band.
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Many of these tweaks are aesthetic, so pick out the ones you like.
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Pick out a new ebook and set a date to discuss the details.
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I pick out an outfit and I'm out the door by 9:30.
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I pick out an outfit and I'm out the door by 2129:2126.
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Finally, I said Elmo would like to help her pick out an outfit.
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"They're not hard to pick out at the end stage," Dr. Zabel said.
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And-- we would hope to have-- pick out the right person at GEICO.
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After lots of browsing, we each pick out a Frontera frozen burrito bowl.
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They can pick out sizes or exchange the gift for something entirely different.
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Some women welcome them as placeholders for a ring they can pick out.
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Let's pick out something that's the opposite of this, something a bit introspective?
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At times, we give it a try but accidently pick out inedible weeds.
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He was a fifth round pick out of Arizona in 22009 by the Yankees.
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He was a first-round pick out of a Georgia high school in 2013.
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It's even possible to pick out individual keys well enough to play a song.
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I pack up my gym clothes and pick out an outfit for the day.
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The larger Terra Bella satellites can pick out features less than a metre across.
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Besides, knowing myself, I'm going to pick out something I never thought I'd like.
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I asked Elly to help me pick out some fan favorites from the menu.
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KS: Can I ask you, why did he pick out you, do you think?
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Amazon's new services uses human stylists and algorithms to pick out clothes for users.
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The team will use that feedback to pick out a list of prospective targets.
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So he took her shopping and let her pick out a new pair. pic.twitter.
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I like to pick out a gazelle and I like to track her down.
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"I have to pick out your clothes, I have to dress you," he teases.
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How the hell you're going to pick out your favorites from so many options.
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The Video Indexer can pick out an astonishing amount of details from video clips.
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But they also pick out the most positive bits to give to the president.
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The second was harsh, but I could pick out a couple of flavors. Smoke.
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The researchers use some fancy modelling to pick out the effect of the EAC.
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The large numbers are needed to pick out the rare mutations that drive cancers.
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"I helped her pick out a dress and we made it happen," Davis said.
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Did journalists help Walker pick out his motorcycle, then gush about it on Twitter?
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I eat my salad slowly, pick out the cheese and croutons with my fork.
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" Two years ago, Welch realized that she didn't want to "just pick out dresses.
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Now, carefully pick out the seeds, drying and roasting them on a cookie sheet.
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Sometimes he would pick out the individual notes one note at a time. Hours.
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And if you get the green card, you can pick out a present yourself.
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You've got chopsticks to help pick out the things that you want to eat.
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So what type of words did the computer pick out that indicated imminent risk?
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Pick out a few wheels and have them vacuum sealed for the trip home.
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You can pick out of a hat 15 different reasons why people are selling.
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The night sky blazed so brightly that it was hard to pick out constellations.
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The women were a lithe pack, and it was difficult to pick out Grunewald.
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"Each day we would pick out a different place on the map," he says.
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We didn't have a chance to pick out a window to find a corner.
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Find a restaurant you like, pick out some menu items, and place your order.
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I pick out a black and navy Elie Tahari dress that has fishnet trim.
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We sit down and pick out two apps, as well as wine to drink.
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We pick out a couple of games and B. grabs beers from the fridge.
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I can't figure out which one to pick out now, but he's a conservative.
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You would be hard-pressed to pick out a single trend in the event's demographics.
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It can be hard to pick out holiday gifts for picky friends and family members.
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They helped me pick out the next product I will be launching later this year.
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Letting AI pick out your clothing in the morning should be a pretty interesting experiment.
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Really, trying to pick out flaws of the MateBook X Pro isn't an easy task.
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They'll pick out the issue of putting black people into the compositions of art history.
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We do not use our feet at the grocery store to pick out an apple.
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"I helped him pick out Melania!" she chirped during the show's reunion special in September.
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You can pick out a pair of better sounding speakers for $150 with little problem.
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That includes flights, restaurant reservations, package deliveries, and anything else the app can pick out.
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They get to pick out all the finishes and fixtures and imagine all the landscaping.
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He then had her pick out a gemstone from a set and granted special treatment.
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As a little kid, I would pick out my outfit before I went to school.
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Instead I'm going with her to pick out gym equipment and she's hiring some trainer.
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There's a redesigned interface that makes it easier to pick out what mode you want.
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She's also excited to be able to pick out the roles that inspire her most.
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Once the stock is made, it's hard to pick out the flavours of each vegetable.
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I'm excited that I pick out the name of a girl I know fairly well!
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Well, see if you can pick out a few departed Trump staffers in the photo.
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Why pick out approximately a zillion pieces of furniture when you can just buy one?
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Nick apparently did too, because he went to pick out a ring with Neil Lane.
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There are all kinds of different emoji cutters, so pick out some of your favorites.
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Westbrook went at Portland with such persistence that it's hard to pick out specific highlights.
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Then a personal stylist (for men and women) helps you pick out clothes and outfits.
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A gift card to pick out a luxurious set of sheets that matches their decor
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Should new dips in luminosity be detected, astronomers should be able to pick out patterns.
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Pick out associates whose behavior is better than yours and you'll drift in that direction.
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Ludwig said second-grade Durham teachers also brought clothes for Ponderosa teachers to pick out.
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It's also important to do a "culture check" before you pick out your interview outfit.
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Take Embark's quiz and see if you pick out the right pooch from each pack.
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One dom asks me to pick out toys and then I get to keep them.
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I'm running late from work, of course, so I just pick out whatever looks good.
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Roberts, entering his third season, was a fourth-round pick out of Toledo in 2017.
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How does Brettschneider pick out the constitutional traditions to which future presidents should be faithful?
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At first, he got stressed; it's much easier to pick out something in a store.
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So, I don't think it's too useful to pick out one little piece or another.
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Long was a first-round draft pick out of the University of Virginia in 2008.
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Twitch leaders sifted through the flood of comments to pick out specific areas of concern.
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Then, head to your dealership to pick out your car and finalize your loan offer.
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A lot of people pick out their outfit the night before for the next day.
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Roberts, entering his third season, was a fourth-round pick out of Toledo in 22017.
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There are pieces to pick out, she added, including protecting human-rights defenders and indigenous groups.
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I'm like, does she pick out her biggest fans ever and let them work with her?
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If you're living in Australia, you might want to pick out a stylish reusable bag soon.
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Physicists in the quantum computing world are still trying to pick out the best vacuum tubes.
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"We always fight over who gets to pick out her dress," 11-year-old Campbell admits.
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"You can start to pick out the people that are having a hard time," said Parrish.
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Some people also pick out the extensions, which cause their natural lashes to come out, too.
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I pick out my outfits in my head the night before, so it's usually a breeze.
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They weren't, but eagle-eyed fans did pick out Kesha as being among Swift's celebrity guests.
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There's no way to pick out just one interesting snippet, which to me seems more ideal.
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And honestly, nothing was more satisfying than watching beautiful people in beautiful clothing pick out produce.
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Others find a topic and pick out strange, suggestive connections, waiting for a pattern to emerge.
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Apple also proposes the email sender could pick out which emotion it wanted Siri to adopt.
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Even with a mask ... Pharrell Williams ain't hard to pick out of a crowd at Disneyland.
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Ask Alexa what the weather is, pick out a warm outfit, and get ready for work.
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Image forensics experts use computational techniques to pick out whether any pixels or metadata seem altered.
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Afterwards, the communications pros watch the interview back and pick out stuff they can work on.
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Aerial imagery from Google Earth and Google Maps helped him pick out the perfectly sited residence.
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His face was a mask of hate I'd never pick out in any of these photos.
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If you had to pick out a record for me right now what would it be?
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Finally it was time for Nick to pick out an engagement ring … for the fourth time.
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The algorithms were able to pick out the patient at risk 70 percent of the time.
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In song after song, I could pick out each instrument; everything was distinct, nothing was muddy.
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The metallic sheen and unique colors ensure that it's easy to pick out from baggage claim.
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Using a Q-tip, pick out any debris stuck to the inside edges of your case.
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Bosa, the No. 3 overall pick out of Ohio State, was the last rookie to sign.
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Haskins, the 15th overall pick out of Ohio State, threw two interceptions in his preseason debut.
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Thankfully they didn't pick out the lyric: "I'm a racing car passing by like Lady Godiva."
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The Priest asks her to help him pick out his satin robes for her father's wedding.
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We pick out some bead board to cover over old broken tiles in our master bathroom.
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But most people are not there to pick out their friends, or not just for that.
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We go through every pass play and pick out those with which I feel most comfortable.
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You can pick out a swirling strand of cotton candy and stretch it above your head.
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But if you use these machine learning algorithms, you can pick out some of these clusters.
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The whole process takes me about an hour because I struggle to pick out an outfit.
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But Palmer's raw athleticism and hitch-up-his-trousers panache made him easy to pick out.
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Mr. Taub also cued us to pick out letters from a clue to get an entry.
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They tend to have fewer lights than many commercial vessels, making them harder to pick out.
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Scandrick, 31, was a fifth-round pick out of Boise State by the Cowboys in 2008.
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It's almost hard to pick out some of her choice quotes, since Hill speaks in paragraphs.
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I pick out my outfit for the day thinking how badly I need new work clothes.
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With so many products on offer, it can be difficult to pick out the best deals.
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I pick out a pretty soft floral swaddle blanket then browse the rest of the store.
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We pick out a big orange pumpkin and two smaller white ones for our front porch.
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Pick out a coordinating pack for your giftee and you'll officially be their favorite relative. Probably.
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The fifth-round pick out of Washington has played in 10 games, mostly on special teams.
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It marked the first career touchdown for Miller, a 2018 second-round pick out of Memphis.
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The first step is to pick out the fabric you want to use on the shirt.
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It has to get close before it can pick out which pin it loves the most.
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When you hear rustling leaves, it is as if you can pick out each individual flutter.
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Plus, both parties can pick out the new addition together, making the gift even more special.
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You'll find yourself leaning into the speakers to pick out every softly delivered spoken word message.
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That way, when it looks at a new image, it can pick out the same patterns.
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I probably would have had my parents pick out a name for me – something cool like that.
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Scandrick, 31, was a fifth-round pick out of Boise State by the Dallas Cowboys in 2008.
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Zangardi guided the ladies through Lopez's latest fall collection and helped them pick out some killer looks.
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Or the perfume he helped pick out for me earlier this year so he'll remember my smell.
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The computational classifier was able to pick out the suicidal ideators with more than 90 percent accuracy.
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With the right lenses, he might even pick out the tiny XPRIZE rovers as he flashes by.
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Before the men propose in the finale, they each pick out a Neil Lane diamond engagement ring.
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In fact, sitting in on meetings, it's hard to pick out the intern among full-time Googlers.
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Advances in computing will help scientists pick out transiting planets from data gathered long after Kepler's death.
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So we talked to five chefs about how they pick out and cook the perfect Thanksgiving turkey.
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He is so supportive and so amazing, but he knows that I like to pick out everything.
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On Twitter, they were delighted and surprised to be able to pick out the tickets they wanted.
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Pick out colors that work well with your skin tone and don't make you look washed out.
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The explosion of new data makes it impossible to pick out patterns without the help of computers.
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Then I meet my sis at Bloomie's and pick out this gorgeous leopard print coat from Theory.
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It's possible to pick out subtle references to contemporary artists such as Mickalene Thomas and Judy Chicago.
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We go to a website, look through the sale pages, and pick out the *IMHO* best buys.
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I flip through the December issue of Bon Appétit and pick out new cookie recipes to try.
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Blue Ivy may even enjoy going shopping to pick out baby gifts for her siblings-to-be.
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It works like any other registry: Engaged couples can log in and pick out what they want.
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I pick out an outfit for her, dress her, and then get myself dressed while she plays.
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To be able to pick out the text, Cole brought up the exposure, but that wasn't enough.
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They come in all different styles, so you can pick out which one you like the most.
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Users swipe their credit card, open the door to the machine and pick out what they want.
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The grocery delivery app lets personal shoppers to pick out your groceries and deliver them to you.
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Here's how it works: You pick out a gift you think your friend will like at Target.com.
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As for bogus pictures, image recognition algorithms are plenty sophisticated enough to pick out a human face.
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The former fourth-round draft pick out of Clemson is reportedly fighting depression and will enter rehab.
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All you need to do is glance over this offering and pick out the items you like.
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"Pick out associates whose behavior is better than yours, and you'll drift in that direction," he said.
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Minshew, a sixth-round draft pick out of Washington State, looked at ease in the Jaguars offense.
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Pollard, a fourth-round pick out of Memphis, totaled five carries for 42 yards on the ground.
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Be warned, they know how to identify fallacious claims and how to pick out insufficient, irrelevant evidence.
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He asked for a skirt, so I let him pick out the fabric and I made it.
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He told each child to pick out a bat and he signed it with a personal message.
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Gregg was selected by the Packers as their second-round draft pick out of S.M.U. in 23.
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And she asked her to pick out when in her lesson plan she might use those techniques.
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Dr. Riffell thinks dopamine works by helping mosquitoes pick out an individual's scent signature from other odors.
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Pick out elements that speak to you and force yourself to articulate why they speak to you.
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We pick out a cheese cutting board for my dad and a festive scarf for my mom.
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They would pick out songs that had violin parts, and I would just try to mimic that.
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Taylor's job was to pick out the praying-mantis pods so they wouldn't hatch inside people's homes.
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His wife will pick out the rest to her taste, he says, so she feels at home.
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It's a great gift — you just let them pick out their own color with a gift card.
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Instead, pick out the subject's worst conduct, offer up your strongest proof and make it hit hard.
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Instead, pick out the subject's worst conduct, offer up your strongest proof and make it hit hard.
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You may feel like you're in third grade, but pick out your outfit the night before, too.
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And you mentioned Terry Gross, and you can pick out her interviews or a Howard Stern interview.
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MCCARRON Age 25, a fifth-round pick out of Alabama, where he was a two-time national champion.
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Typically, Spotify uses its normal operating procedures of algorithms and human curation to pick out songs for playlists.
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Those two side-looking HD cameras are meant to pick out things like business names and street signs.
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What are the things in your guitar playing that people might be able to pick out as distinct?
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If more civilian satellites broadcast their location and behaved predictably, suspicious behaviour would be easier to pick out.
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They just moved into their new house, and she wants me to help pick out furniture and decor.
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How to pick out the next big startup, according to someone whose job is to find big startups.
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There is a lot of makeup on him that you can't pick out, because hopefully, it's very real.
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Trying to pick out a particular person in a sea of lookalikes often takes time and careful concentration.
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Floyd, limited by shoulder and hamstring issues in the preseason, was the ninth overall pick out of Georgia.
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It isn't easy to pick out the very best deals, particularly when there are so many to consider.
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After shoppers have huddled with designers to pick out the best pieces for their homes, everything arrives pronto.
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Once I get there, I pick out an apple with almond butter and chat with newly admitted clients.
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I pick out who I believe to be the weakest-looking link, and run him through the situation.
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I pick out my clothes for tomorrow, pack my workout clothes for the gym, and hit the sack.
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I walk right in, pick out five to stock up for myself, and use as a couple gifts.
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There are some neat smart labeling options involved here too to help you pick out people and places.
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So pick out your pack and join the movement to make plastic sips a thing of the past.
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Scroll ahead to pick out the paper party goods that will help stylishly pull together your next celebration.
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Check out how it should look below: Then, you can pick out the song you want to play.
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That means no "plus-size only" sections and the ability to pick out clothes IRL, not just online.
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For now, the app's got a pretty limited vocabulary—it can pick out hungry from fussy from pained.
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Check the galleries under each bag to see examples of anything I pick out as nice or irritating.
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Neece recommends candidates go through them and pick out one that relates to the discipline they're interviewing for.
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If you pick out a subsection of that period, it's not surprising that you might lose the signal.
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So, when we think back to the iconic show, it's hard to pick out our favorite Sam scene.
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Probably easier than I can-- trying to pick out what's really happening at Amazon at any given time.
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The screen quality is excellent by VR standards, but you can still pick out pixels if you try.
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On the first day of the experiment, they were asked to pick out the red and green items.
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The app also assigns an "aesthetic score" to each image to help you pick out your best shots.
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Michael Thomas, the Saints' 47th pick out of Ohio State, has seamlessly replaced Marques Colston in New Orleans.
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When they got to Target, her daughter helped her pick out a few different swimsuits to try on.
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Pick out five frames that you're interested in and Warby Parker will ship them to you for free.
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The former fifth-round pick out of Indiana also caught 22019 passes for 248 yards and a score.
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Halloween is around the corner, which means it's time to pick out a costume for the spooky holiday.
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He asked her to pick out some things to do and shows to see while she was there.
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ScenTrak was able to pick out nearby traces of DNT in the air of an otherwise odorless lab.
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Then there are just two IP addresses, and Elliot can pick out which one is the interesting one.
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Pinterest is a great tool to help you plan outfits, or pick out decorations for your dream home.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg let his 3-year-old daughter, Max, pick out his family's costumes this Halloween.
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A Trump campaign official in Florida helped Russian organizers pick out sites for rallies there in August 2016.
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"I'll read their lies then, and pick out the one that's the least agitating to me," he said.
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" She'll need to buy nylons and pick out a dress, she thinks, in "an ecstasy of decision-making.
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The biggest thing happening in space next year is easy to pick out already: NASA's Commercial Crew program.
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Through methods of therapy and deep self-analysis, you learn to pick out patterns and empathize with others.
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A second-round pick out of Oklahoma State in 2005, Williams was fun loving and played with flair.
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From then on, I had to pick out every little piece of tomato out of her taco bowl.
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The millennials BI spoke to indicated they prefer to pick out personal items, like fragrances and clothes, themselves.
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The royal mom stepped out on Wednesday to help young children pick out Christmas trees for their classrooms.
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For the sake of brevity (too late, I know!) I'm just going to pick out the toughies here.
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Algorithms have even cut the number of steps needed for workers to pick out clothes for individual clients.
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"I'm just playing ball at the end of the day," the first-round pick out of Louisville said.
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She's also 16, not 6; she needs you to believe in her, not pick out friends for her.
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Pick out a few stories on the list, which starts in 1838 and goes through the present day.
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Pick out lingerie you feel amazing in — and show it off to your partner for the first time.
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And they can be riding bicycles or pushing strollers, which make their human forms difficult to pick out.
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It's never easy to pick out the best of the deals because, frankly, all these deals are great.
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He has 372 tackles and 17 sacks since being a first-round pick out of Alabama in 223.
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Furthermore, some of the emails show Carson himself may have helped pick out the new set, CNN reported.
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I usually pick out a few from the Cyber Week sale to give to my much younger cousins.
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It's the first regular-season start for Petty, a fourth-round draft pick out of Baylor last year.
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I put on wigs and pick out what I'm going to wear to my upcoming events and performances.
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And so it was with her new teammate, Morgan Andrews, the Breakers' third overall pick out of USC.
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This will make it easier for the VLT to pick out any planets that might be orbiting it.
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My sister and I would get to pick out a sweater, some jeans — but usually, it was a sweater.
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Brides pick out expensive lingerie, hotels offer luxurious wedding suites, and friends tease the newlyweds about consummating the marriage.
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I also eat two croissants and pick out all the pineapple from the fruit bowl because it's my favorite.
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Then we walk to the market and each pick out something for our kids' friend's birthday party this afternoon.
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Then, she says, you should pick out an appropriate outfit for the occasion that's comfortable, but not too flashy.
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They're both dressed in the sequin dinosaur sweatshirts that Tan and Karamo helped them pick out on the episode.
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There is also a lifetime of influences on the music, and I think it's hard to pick out one.
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I pick out a pair of earrings from Nordstrom, add gift wrap, and have them sent directly to her.
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At 16, stressed from upcoming exams at school, I started to pick out a few lashes here and there.
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A 2015 second-round draft pick out of Nebraska, Gregory last played for Dallas in the 2016 season finale.
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We stroll to BevMo together, where he suggests a reserve whiskey, and I pick out a botanical gin, too.
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Did it have earthy flavors like something you would pick out of your garden (mushrooms or green bell peppers)?
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And while her mom is excited to help her daughter pick out tile, it's for a totally different reason.
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I pick out a different top and get a pair of socks that are on sale near the register.
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Hopefully I can pick out a good girl, because I know they're all going to be gorgeous and smart.
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I pick out two pumpkins but end up putting one of the large ones back because it's too expensive.
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With Dolby Atmos enabled, you can almost pick out sounds coming from different directions, increasing the sense of immersion.
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You can listen to each item and then quickly pick out what you want to use and download it.
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On set, our models worked with our stylists to pick out outfits that spoke to their personalities and tastes.
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After seeing the crafts made by locals, Charles couldn't help but pick out a few things to take home.
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Birchbox, an OG in the field, offers the chance to pick out exactly what we want ahead of time.
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In the Kino's dining area, advocacy director Joanna Foote Williams helped a migrant woman pick out some donated clothes.
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In between, I go around to each kiddo and help them pick out their clothes for the next day.
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Change can be a pleasure if you pick out your new pot yourself and go at a comfortable pace.
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Using tweezers, they pick out what look like little balls of tin foil and place them in a fire.
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While I wait for her to get ready, I go to the store to pick out some body wash.
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Think of a modern version of that smart closet in Clueless that Cher uses to pick out her outfit.
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"I had a pretty bad hangover, but I got there just in time to pick out a good spot."
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I ask him to pick out his clothes so we can decide if they need to be dry-cleaned.
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The company also has shape-recognition algorithms, able to pick out pixels that, together, map out a given pattern.
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By digitizing your closet, all you have to do is swipe and pick out what you want to wear.
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They often look like little more than black specks, hard to pick out against a background at high speed.
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If you know your wife loves makeup, here's a tip: Don't even attempt to pick out products for her.
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If you know your girl loves makeup, here's a tip: Don't even attempt to pick out products for her.
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A guy like that you have to focus on location or pick out a pitch and stick to it.
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By "stacking" similar images, their technique essentially takes the best bits from each picture to pick out more detail.
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Ad blockers are usually able to pick out ads because they're clearly identified as ads within a website's code.
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In junior high, my mom drove me to CVS to pick out my first mascara (Maybelline Great Lash, naturally).
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For instance, their first time seeing the ocean, or the first time we went to pick out Halloween costumes.
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And from there we pick out the moments that we feel like are gonna resonate the most with audiences.
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Only then would Jiayu pick out one of the coins he'd given her and go buy an ice pop.
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The 2014 first-round pick out of TCU has served up 4003 homers but limited opposing hitters to a .
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Pick out three items or more, and you get shipping for free (if you're a Prime member of course).
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Oh yeah, we also get a Super Bowl pick out of Jeezy ... but it should come as no surprise.
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You pick out the perfect wool suit and pair it with your best dress shirt, tie, and dress shoes.
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But how to pick out refugees from dozens of open roads and rail lines that connect Germany with Austria?
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They developed a way to use that technique, known as Raman spectroscopy, to pick out pigments from other molecules.
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We save the Christmas ones and use those for the treat or toy [the kids] pick out that day.
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This way, solvers who are stuck can pick out a tricky clue or two for help and keep trying.
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Then he sends them to the fabric library to pick out a texture, color or print that they like.
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For example, after listening to millions of conversations, machines can pick out depressed people based on their speaking patterns.
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You could, without much trouble, pick out all the flavors and still be surprised by what they did together.
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The researchers recruited hundreds of people to pick out and classify cars in a sample of millions of pictures.
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The Wizards might even be able to wedge a second-round pick out of the Timberwolves for the trouble.
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Comic book creators, historians and fans helped me pick out key moments in Detective Comics to commemorate Batman's career.
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People pick out a very particular outfit with a lot of signifiers to go and stand in a line.
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Ball appeared in six games (two starts) for Oakland in 2015 as a fifth-round pick out of Florida.
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The folks at Jus' Running in Asheville, N.C., helped me pick out the perfect pair of trail running shoes.
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I pick out my favorite v-neck sweater dress for Monday, set my alarm, and drift off to sleep.
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The machine would pick out words, and he would then create a story based around whatever they might be.
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We pick out two cheap king size pillows and two nicer cooling memory foam pillows that are $49 each.
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Then we pick out a bed set from West Elm, which we'll wait for Labor Day sales to buy.
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Unless we're supposed to just look at the word "volleyball" and pick out the four letter Ls (ELS). 51A.
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While walking through the garden, the artist would sometimes pick out a specific vegetable that she wanted for dinner.
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Whatever your reason for using a VPN service, it's important to pick out the right VPN for your needs.
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I pick out a pair of jeans, a light long-sleeved top, my Rothy's flats, and a grey cardigan.
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Instead, Salemi says you should pick out a reasonably priced gift that isn't too personal and that's gender neutral.
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But it is hard to pick out the light of a planet from the glare of a bright star.
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She wasn't at Abrons to pick out a piece to adorn her homes in Los Angeles and New York.
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See if you can get your kids to pick out the kinds of statements that are attention-getting vs.
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He buys us Marabou chocolate for helping him pick out the furniture and we all head our separate ways.
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But still, all generally from the same background and training, making it pretty easy to pick out qualified candidates.
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I always pick out my outfits the night before because it saves me so much time in the mornings.
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Another site, GiftNow, lets you pick out a gift, which the recipient then customizes or confirms before it ships.
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She and her girlfriends used to go to Jeffrey Garrett every Friday to pick out clothes for the weekend.
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It's good for those who want to skim their emails and pick out the right one in a hurry.
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Let's just pick out one, to illustrate the type: the man Berman chose to be his deputy, Robert Khuzami.
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As Cherry surveys the action, he will sometimes pick out a player who may not be a top star.
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I noticed a few fun little motifs today, and I'm sure other solvers will pick out their own threads.
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The fish in their natural habitat have fewer of these confounding factors, making it easier to pick out what matters.
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Pick out your image from disk, then use the slider on the right to set the strength of the effect.
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This blow comes after weeks of increasingly distant behavior from Gretchen, who wouldn't even pick out her own wedding dress.
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Carla's mom helped her pick out a navy blue dress and a pair of beige ballerina flats for the wedding.
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With their garage filling up this quickly, Dream will have plenty of cars to pick out for her 16th birthday.
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The most promising applications go to a panel made up of current astronauts, who pick out the most qualified individuals.
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It sometimes takes Gulliver an embarrassing length of time to pick out his own child in old baby-group photos.
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It was always a special occasion when I got to pick out a board game to play with my family.
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When I was 16 and struggling with exam stress, I started to pick out a few lashes here and there.
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In his fourth NBA season, Porter, a former third overall pick out of Georgetown, has made a much-anticipated leap.
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Mary Jane, distraught at all the news, asks to pick out a sperm donor for her two remaining frozen eggs.
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How much I'd like to be potting flowers all day, helping people pick out olive trees and what have you.
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Every joint shopping trip, she would pick out some printed tops and tell me how great they'd look on me.
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I sit down and the news just streams by and I pick out the articles I like and read them.
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At Fashion Week, on the red carpet, and on editorial shoots, they pick out the colors for models and celebs.
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By 20163, when a pollster asked Britons to pick out an image of their favourite home, none chose a tower.
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I shower, pick out a cute outfit for lunch, and pack a more business appropriate outfit to change into later.
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We've pick out a few of our favorite sale items, but you can shop three glorious pages of deals here.
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That means it can be quite a challenge to pick out the perfect piece while perusing the home goods megastore.
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"I need some help — I'm trying to pick out an outfit," says Legend, who is wearing a fall-perfect ensemble.
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That might be expected to make it hard to pick out red fruit, in particular, from a green, leafy background.
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He's one of her "oldest friends," she says -- she even helped him "pick out Melania," referring to the candidate's wife.
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I manage to pick out ice cream and and water before I decide that I'm too woozy to stand up.
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Once using the TripAdvisor add-in, you can pick out hotels, restaurants, and other destinations to share in a chat.
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The program scans medical files to pick out relevant information such as the medical condition and patient's procedures and prescriptions.
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The rookie sixth-round pick out of Oklahoma State has played considerably this season, making nine tackles in five games.
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I found myself facing a man in a suit who, to this day, I couldn't pick out of a lineup.
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Its customers can pick out items to borrow for four to eight days from a selection of over 150 brands.
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Powerful eyes in the sky can pick out homes, natural formations, the pyramids and even small cars driving on roads.
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It can tune that algorithm to pick out the outlines of Russian jets, like the MiG Fulcrum and Foxhound planes.
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Watch the full video below to see if Chrissy can pick out a Taco Bell burrito and chicken soft taco.
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Live-streaming app Periscope has hired its first editor-in-chief to help pick out the best of its feeds.
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Racists are locked in a linguistic arms race with software designed to trawl the web and pick out hateful keywords.
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I could pick out flawlessly plump corncobs without stripping them and smell when cantaloupes had turned from perfect to overripe.
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Bet you'll think twice next time you decide to touch that airline TV to pick out your in-flight entertainment!
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"There's all these different legs on the shelves and you have to pick out the one that fits you best."
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Cons: there's not really any brick-and-mortar stores for you to go and pick out the produce you want.
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I go to the store, I pick out the color I like, and I sit down and make a pattern.
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One night, as we're preparing to go out, I reach in Hannah's closet and pick out a black crop top.
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The watch app on your phone lets you pick out and customize watch faces, your app layout, and your dock.
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I stayed inside, leaving only once to go to my brother's apartment and pick out a suit for his burial.
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A 2011 first-round draft pick out of Temple, he had sought a new deal for the past two years.
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In one of the last emails she received from him, he told her to go pick out an engagement ring.
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But it's sort of annoying that you can't easily pick out the super-rare ones when you're in a hurry.
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The police would start to look at patterns in complaints against officers to pick out cops in need of retraining.
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And some are on such good terms, they help their ex pick out home goods — and bring their mother along.
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The third-round pick out of Baylor in the 2013 draft has 20 touchdowns on 230 receptions over 80 games.
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"You could pick out, virtually in any agency, some consequential hole," said Max Stier of the Partnership for Public Policy.
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Unlimited sends shipments of 3 items and you can pick out new items, as soon as you send them back.
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Charlie and Marnie duck into a resale shop and pick out a pink, sparkly Barbie gown — and away they go.
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We pick out 20 to 30 base pass plays and about 15 concepts that could be called on third down.
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Between the virus, the tornado, and, well, politics, I don't think I can pick out just one this week. Sorry.
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Take a look at this list of other famous homes available for rent and pick out your next dream destination.
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A third-round pick out of Grambling State in 2017, Williams had 43 yards and a touchdown in his career.
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The former was a first-round pick out of an ACC powerhouse; the latter went undrafted out of Fresno State.
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The composer's parents always drove BMWs, and he could pick out the unique tone of their Bimmer from the balcony.
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As more species' genomes are sequenced, researchers can begin to pick out which genes are shared among groups of organisms.
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To use a magic spell, you memorize a three-letter code that you have to pick out of multiple options.
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Stitch Fix's pitch is straightforward enough: Trust the company to pick out your tops, bottoms, shoes or accessories for you.
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The Rockies' seventh-round pick out of Cal Poly in 2015, Mundell, 22, is second in the league with a .
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Rookie linebacker Kaden Elliss, a seventh-round pick out of Idaho, is out for the season with a knee injury.
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You could pick out a neuron from the topmost layer while it was analyzing a picture of a golden retriever.
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Elliott was expected to be a big cog in the attack as the fourth overall pick out of Ohio State.
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In the crisp, early hours of this Friday morning, it's easy to pick out who's waiting for an SNES Classic vs.
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And that's because cannibals are still just people, no matter how many shards of teeth they pick out of their teeth.
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A source tells TMZ the newly-engaged couple met with celebrity jeweler Nick Bhindi to pick out his ... and hers Rolexes.
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" Just like with the characters in Sweetbitter, Milne says, "Some varietals are easier to pick out than others and those others?
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Users can create neural networks, which mimic the connections in a brain, to pick out patterns in large quantities of data.
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They were even able to pick out individual cancer cells and blood vessels distributed throughout the brain (see the video below).
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And even the chronologically listed "Photos" tab has such tiny images that it's hard to pick out the ones you want.
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Android One initially tried to tackle the low-end performance problem by helping manufacturers pick out good hardware to run Android.
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An infection might sweep through a community and pick out the children who are over-reactive carriers of pre-leukaemia cells.
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Google says Smartburst will use artificial intelligence to pick out the best photo from a series of photos taken very quickly.
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I spent a long time trying to pick out differences and select a winner, but ultimately the distinctions are too small.
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We are exchanging gifts with the kids who live next door, so we pick out some presents on the Target website.
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If all reviews were positive, it would be awfully hard to pick out the truly great from the merely mediocre. 5.
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For example, the app pointed at a student's school supply list may pick out words like pencils, notebooks, scissors, and binders.
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Check out the full list of offerings below and pick out your favorites: Super Mario Odyssey — save $8.94 Super Smash Bros.
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I am going to pick out clothes that are gorgeous and cute and not feel like you're wearing a Muumuu everyday.
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The 24-year-old, the Athletics' third-round pick out of Oregon in 2013, will play on the United States team.
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To commemorate 25 years of Hopeless Records, we had Posen pick out ten personally meaningful releases from the label's deep catalog.
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" Barber picks up the printed menu in front of him and says: "Let me pick out another evocative example for you.
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The 13th overall pick out of Alabama, Payne will be in a walking boot for a week, according to the team.
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They'll be able to use voice controls to measure a space and then pick out items that'll fit in the room.
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I definitely let her pick out her own clothes, but like I said, you just got to stock the pond accordingly.
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And if you had to pick out a philanthropy that's doing it in a really innovative way, what would you pick?
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He also played for Cincinnati in 2013, when he was a fifth-round draft pick out of Kansas, and in 2014.
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Police created at least four different photo lineups and showed them to eyewitnesses, asking if they could pick out the robbers.
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The idea is to be able to pick out the specific hotel room and use the information to attempt a rescue.
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The Code Black actor explained he was eager to pick out a present and thought he landed on the perfect one.
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MOURINHO WILL FEUD WITH ANOTHER COACH Mourinho always seems to pick out a rival coach or two to face special opprobrium.
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When you buy either console, you'll get to pick out a free game (three if you do the Xbox) as well.
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Still, it took a lot of research to pick out the right company to back in the competitive CBD-startup market.
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Berry, meanwhile, has been steadfast in his love for the Chiefs, who made him a first-round pick out of Tennessee.
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The campaign faced some criticism by ad experts for failing to pick out Apple computers specifically, rather than computers in general.
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You pick out a walnut tree from pictures and your ashes are coming home with your best friend, and that's that.
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A seventh-round pick out of Pepperdine in 503, Thames wasn't considered an elite prospect in the Toronto Blue Jays' system.
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Weapons and relative power levels make it difficult to immediately pick out "the best" option, though that will be figured out.
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There's still plenty of time to pick out a sweet — and budget-friendly — gift you'd be excited to give your mom.
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Martin and Mark helped me pick out crystals—rose quartz for self love and prehnite to help me connect to Jon.
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Rion, Spencer, and I walked to our local skate shop as a united front in order to pick out our boards.
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At Jagalchi Market, you can pick out your own seafood to be prepared and served to you in the restaurants upstairs.
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In fact, 90% of new moms can pick out their baby by smell within 10 minutes to an hour after birth.
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Other nights, I'd practice neo-soul grooves over a trap beat, trying to pick out a teenager's spontaneous jam on Instagram.
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I spent a long time trying to pick out the right sneakers, and Michelle Matland, the wardrobe designer, is really incredible.
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I have no idea -- but I did go through the interview and pick out the lines you need to see. 523.
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He swiveled the seat around to face an empty desk and reached underneath to pick out a clean sheet of paper.
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Gideon and Harper each pick out a couple of books from the shelf, and we settle into our big leather couch.
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She would pick out the strongest swimmers of those she was teaching and ask if they were interested in synchronized swimming.
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There's generally some advance notice before a wedding or birth — time to gather addresses, pick out stationery, send emails, make calls.
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When I'm in fifth grade, I pick out a really cool number with a straight skirt and a vest that matches.
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And, if you're feeling really indecisive, Darkroom can pick out frames for you based on the colors featured in the photo.
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With stores closed, customers can't get in-person recommendations from beauty consultations or try testers to pick out of a lipstick.
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Instead of having a shopper pick out your items at a physical grocery store, FreshDirect ships them directly from its warehouse.
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Some kids might want to get their backpack ready and pick out their clothes the night before; others, in the morning.
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"When you design a clinical trial, you want to pick out the patients who are most likely to respond," he said.
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In studies and daily life, most people can pick out their friends and loved ones, based solely on how they walk.
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Walmart has also started testing robots that can pick out groceries, which it hopes will someday improve the economics even more.
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We invited our colleagues at the Book Review to sort through the ire-filled shelves and pick out a few favorites.
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Clymer has helped Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Z pick out their wrist wear (Jay Z wanted "the least rapper watch possible").
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We use our high-resolution vision to pick out the details of the Moon, ignoring the comparatively boring sky around it.
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I used to watch her do her makeup, pick out her outfits, and add her accessories every time she got ready.
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For that, anyone can pick out a great bottle of wine on a budget by following three easy tips, he says.
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I would often pick out names from characters to give to myself, before I ever felt comfortable in who I was.
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Location, location, location Now that you have your gear set, it's time to pick out the best location to set up.
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I can just pick out the three trees and that turns into a column or that turns into something on stage.
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Would you book a flight and leave it up to the airline to pick out the ideal surprise destination for you?
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Of course, any comparisons between Wentz, taken by the Eagles with the No. 2 pick out of North Dakota State this season, and Roethlisberger, who went to the Steelers with the No. 11 pick out of Miami (Ohio) in 2004, are premature until Wentz finds himself with a few Super Bowl rings and several trips to the Pro Bowl.
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He'd much rather pick out curtains for their new home, Clarence House, than see the world and shake hands with the locals.
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You can pick out five frames of its eyeglasses or sunglasses to try on at home, and frames start at just $95.
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You had time to pick out a card (allegedly), but you don't have time to even get her a Zales gift card?
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The crowds are so busy that it's hard to pick out friends, and intermittent signal/disappearing phone battery further complicates the issue.
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The researchers were able to pick out sound signatures not just of the failure, but of the straining leading up to failure.
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Curry told Buzzfeed at the time that Parker had her mind made up when it came time to pick out Halloween attire.
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It expires on Sunday, so I go slightly out of my way to pick out a bouquet to enjoy all weekend long.
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It can also pick out key data like dates and deal amounts and let you set action items to follow up on.
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Excel has the most useful changes, with the ability to quickly pick recently used functions and color cells or pick out charts.
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I needed a true fashion expert to help me identify five in-style fashion territories — and also to pick out my outfits.
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While you're at it, remember to pick out a wine that's a good candidate for aeration — young, tight, tannic reds showcase beautifully.
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But it's much harder to actually design a space and pick out all the items you need to make it look great.
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But when it came time to pick out the perfect engagement ring, the former pro football player needed to take a beat.
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Then I shower, blow dry my hair, and pick out my "power outfit": a peplum sweater tank, black jeans, and black heels.
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Tesla unveiled its solar roof on Friday, but it will take a keen eye to pick out which houses have them installed.
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To aid the cub in becoming comfortable in his new digs, the zoo let Emmet pick out a specially-trained puppy companion.
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However, when asked to pick out the ten faces it was most confident about, nine of the chosen were in fact gay.
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Poring over financial reports to pick out gems from the rough helped Bruce Berkowitz become Morningstar's top equity fund manager last decade.
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I finish the book and pick out a few of my own to put into the library next time I pass by.
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We're in the home stretch of holidays season, which means if you didn't already pick out gifts... well, it's now or never.
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We'll have a night where we pick out a wine we haven't had before and we'll try it and talk about it.
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Police forces in China deployed similar tech last year, using the hardware at train stations to pick out suspects in a crowd.
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Those who suspect ancient alien civilizations are lurking in globular clusters can use this map to pick out dozens of potential targets.
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It's able to pick out features within the doodle and pair them up with features within the model, with the observed results.
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This rotating rack includes 213.87 bottles with chrome lids and has labels so you can easily pick out the ones you need.
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Susan Sarandon and Ariana Grande You won't have trouble spotting Sarandon; however, it might take you a second to pick out Grande.
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Chopra told PEOPLE exclusively that she gave fiancé Nick Jonas some subtle guidance to help him pick out her dream engagement ring.
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The troubles continue once you manage to pick out a service, with the best prices only really available with long-term contracts.
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Not quite, but it was the fourth time we got to watch this guy pick out an engagement ring on national television.
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Set aside time to go to your local library and have your child pick out a few books on our nation's conflicts.
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Birch box subscription If you know your wife loves makeup, here's a tip: Don't even attempt to pick out products for her.
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I think you can sort of pick out any time in between [the book being published] and today, and even before then.
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Fortunately, you can always inspect satellite imagery and pick out the spots where small villages and isolated houses and communities are located.
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It chooses clothes it thinks you'll like and that you might not pick out for yourself, like a professional personal shopper would.
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The holidays may seem far away, but you'll be scrambling to pick out the perfect gifts for your loved ones soon enough.
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" One student named Micah said, "I saw him pick out young women who were obviously vulnerable and hurting—but also very attractive.
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Converse teamed up with UK-based sustainable fashion brand and vintage retailer Beyond Retro to pick out dark, medium, and light washes.
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The more detailed you are with your responses, the better your Dailylook stylist will be able to pick out clothes for you.
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She noted that Kepler had almost a decade to pick out patterns among its planet cornucopia, but TESS is just getting started.
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She would pick out the discards of mat boards, cut out to create windows, and, with permission, take the beautifully beveled pieces.
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Just put a kid in a chair, put on a blindfold, and let him pick out of a hat whatever was submitted?
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But I knew I should pick out a book book as well, so I grabbed the Thomas Hardy to balance it out.
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The minute you can pick out your own clothes and develop your own style is probably when you can start wearing makeup.
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Did you pick out particular records from your collection for the series or are you just doing them as you go along?
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Lauletta, the Giants' fourth-round pick out of Richmond, was 0 of 5 with an interception in his N.F.L. regular-season debut.
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We're told technology will pick out the bad guy from a crowd, but if you're in the crowd too, you'll be observed.
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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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Lock was a second-round pick out of Missouri while Finley was taken in the fourth round out of North Carolina State.
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A second-round draft pick out of Oregon in 2009, Chung had 11 interceptions in the first 10 years of his career.
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AI can now beat humans at Go, write clickbait and screenplays, pick out targets in drone image data, and drive our cars.
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That's the trick to getting away with it, you pick out the most vulnerable, the ones who have the most to lose.
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A line of neon-clad employees at the mouth of the first conveyor belt pick out as much problematic garbage as possible.
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Bowles said the team and Harris, a second-round draft pick out of Michigan in 2007, had been discussing a salary reduction.
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Plan Details: You can opt to pick out groceries yourself, or Hungryroot will do it for you based on your food profile.
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I help R. pick out an outfit and give my mom instructions for the baby (spoiler alert, she follows none of them).
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All you do for this mystery pack is pick out a size, and she'll receive a set of three surprising new pairs.
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Gal: And then, at the checkout, pick out, like, a Nerds Rope or a chocolate or whatever they had at the time.
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The couple went to pick out an engagement ring on their ninth date, which is considered a long courtship in Orthodox circles.
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It gives it a beautiful text, like looking across that beach and you pick out the individual amid the mass of faces.
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BILLY WITZ It is cheating, just a little, to pick out two moments, but it would be impossible to choose between them.
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It was the 19th homer of the year and 500th career hit for Rendon, a former first-round pick out of Rice.
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Instead they'll enjoy returning to the cover to pick out each character in the building, no doubt noisily resisting their own bedtimes.
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To labor to pick out true from false, and know that many Americans don't bother to do the same, that's an alienation.
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Stüssy shirts were a little harder to come by and not necessarily something your grandma would pick out for a Christmas gift.
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Instruments sounded correct and not overblown, and I could pick out certain different elements of a song if I focused on them.
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What facial features enabled the dogs to pick out other dogs was not studied, a Scientific American blogger said in a review article.
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Kingston Journal KINGSTON, Ontario — It is easy to pick out the short-timers from the lifers on Jeff Peters's beef and pork farm.
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So we asked a few Refinery29 staffers to pick out their shades and put the Skin Perfecting Body Foundation formula to the test.
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I bypass the whole line and pick out some lettuce, tomato, cucumber, broccoli, giardiniera (hot peppers), balsamic dressing, and a couple of croutons.
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I wear a locket to school that I got to pick out, with paisley swirls in its metal, that holds my afternoon dose.
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"Dancers at the Black Eagle" has a light, fleshy eroticism, while the scrawled black lines of "Mardi Gras" pick out a sinister trio.
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The homemade Bob Ross kit turns out to be a huge success, as do all the gifts I helped my mom pick out.
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As the best of the best roll in over the next few days, we thought we'd pick out some of our favourite entries.
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There are like 10 languages mixed in, and it's so fun to be able to listen and pick out words that you know.
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For 25 years, Newman has invited families to her home on Halloween to pick out several books all for themselves, free of charge.
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The camera can't pick out individual people, but it's able to get shots of crowds all from about 220 miles above Earth's surface.
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"We're looking to pick out volunteer leaders who have naturally demonstrated leadership, folks who are already organizing on their own time," said Ganjaie.
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You can search for songs, pick out the part you want to share, and add the sticker with the artist and song name.
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Fact is ... Scott just bought a new home near Kourt so we're guessing she was just helping him pick out a Dutch oven.
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That night I would pick out my outfit, like iron and press my clothes, I'm talking about as early as 8 or 9.
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You probably just go to the camera roll and scroll through at lightning speed, trusting your eyes to pick out the target shot.
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Once you pick out the perfect sofa, you'll have even more options for pillows, throw blankets, and other cute items to accessorize it.
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And there was abstract art on the walls that looked way chicer than what I could even pick out for my own apartment.
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The brightly coloured tropical fish were able to successfully pick out a black coloured disc mounted on a board surrounded by white discs.
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It was supposed to cook for you, clean for you, pick out your clothes, and gently wake you up by parting the curtains.
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Maybe, instead, the series can reflect some truths about the United States that are hard to pick out from inside our own bubble.
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Using a catheter to carefully pick out the arteries directly feeding the erection, the doctors created their own blood clots near each fistula.
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A first-round draft pick out of Oklahoma State, Bryant is a three-time Pro Bowl player who spent eight seasons in Dallas.
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We worked closely with the owner, Jim Smith, to pick out bands that he felt represented the past two decades of the space.
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Since eBay's interface isn't always so intuitive or easy to use, we combed through all the deals to pick out the best ones.
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It's an intense, dense song, but you can still pick out almost every light-footed tap and distinct hit darting around your ears.
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The routine goes like this: I pick out a day during the weekend when I can be completely alone — from morning until night.
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I could dip in and pick out what was effectively The Greatest Hits of the Sun and listen to a coronal mass ejection.
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I need to leave Paris, to reconnect with nature, which is a huge source of inspiration—and not just to pick out vegetables.
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Having an accurate body model has a lot of applications for helping consumers pick out items that fit their body and style more.
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But of course the police have to cause problems, and the cops pick out two from the group and search them for weapons.
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They offer governments a way to control their borders, whether to regulate the flow of immigrants or to pick out threats to security.
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Arthur Elgort/AP For her 1998 wedding to Rande Gerber, Cindy Crawford didn't have Pinterest to help her pick out a wedding dress.
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Hooker, who was the Colts' first-round pick out of Ohio State, recorded 21 tackles and three interceptions in seven games (six starts).
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It also has a Home Try-On program where you can pick out five frames to have sent to your house for free.
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The Patriots are expected to start Jimmy Garoppolo, a 2014 draft pick out of Eastern Illinois, in Brady's stead to begin the season.
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The only potential drawback is that you have the pick out appropriate underwear to wear with the pants, because the backside is unforgiving.
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It's not so simple for Apple users to pick out any old gamepad, and that's why the SteelSeries Nimbus is an invaluable option.
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On his birthday, Charlie's grandma told him they were going to Target so that he could pick out a toy for his birthday.
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And they can pick out a music soundtrack — including classical, R&B, grunge and heavy metal — and an array of objects to swing.
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The subscription box ships every month, but they can skip any month and directly pick out something they like from the site, too.
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It sounds so trite, but a lot of people will pick out something to complain about, rather than say, 'Hey, that was great!
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While the site can't give you store credit, Zappos will exchange out your item for something else on the site you pick out.
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No lab test can pick out the truly statin intolerant from those who feel muscle pain that may be caused by something else.
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If a babe asks whether they can, ask for something non-alcoholic or that you both pick out some fun pride swag instead.
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When he and Tim had been behind the curtain earlier, it had been easy to pick out her voice—she sounded her age.
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A lot of it was about color, but I was trying to pick out things that were springy and nice at the market.
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Although the presidential protocol department would plan the party and pick out the lineup, Tito, as in all other things, had final say.
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Basically, it uses computer vision to identify and classify facial micro-expressions and audio frequency analysis to pick out revealing patterns in voices.
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I wear a locket to school that I got to pick out, with paisley swirls in its metal, that holds my afternoon dose.
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America "used to be a place where you could pick out what you wanted to do, and you could do it," Gruden said.
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Mr. Bel asked each to prepare a short solo — to pick out a song and a costume and come up with some choreography.
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The story is the upswing in domestic terrorism here, not whatever ridiculousness the president happens to pick out of his nose that moment.
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I could pick out the restaurants in town that we went to together and the bar downtown where I met an old friend.
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Hundreds of new anime series come out every year, so it can be difficult to pick out which ones are actually worth watching.
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We had to crop them out—otherwise, we might teach the computer to pick out a yellow disk as a sign of cancer.
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The royal mom stepped out on Wednesday at the Peterley Manor Farm to help young children pick out Christmas trees for their classrooms.
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The companies testing today started with fundamentals like writing the code that tells a car to pick out and stay between lane lines.
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This list is nonexhaustive, and it's entirely possible that Sanders could confound expectations by making a pick out of left—or right—field.
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Why would you pick out two players who are black and highlight their race as a way to build up to the match?
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I went to Walmart with my children, where they helped me pick out a toy electric keyboard, art supplies, chalk and potted plants.
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"Most people want to test drive that car or pick out the color or the interior or the bells and whistles," duQuesnay said.
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For two years, Wallach helped to pick out presidential nominees and was on the team of lawyers responsible for replying to congressional investigations.
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Once their Sugarwish eCard lands in their inbox, the recipient can go online and pick out the candy or popcorn they're craving most.
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It's not like being unable to, say, find a friend at a crowded restaurant or pick out your own child across a playground.
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All of this data will be used to pick out the best landing spot for a lander to touchdown approximately two years later.
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" —Stacey "We take the students into a small cemetery and ask them to pick out a headstone of someone that lived during the time.
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Basically, you can pick out the shoe you'll be wearing all season now, and it'll arrive just in time for prime fall/winter weather.
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Tapping into a clip lets you trim the video to the loop you want or pick out a specific still image to pull out.
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"The goal is to detect and pick out jihadi fighters and possible terrorists in Molenbeek and the canal zone," said Interior Minister Jan Jambon.
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We'll tell you the good, the bad, and the ugly to help you pick out a machine that really sucks — in a good way.
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We'll pick out a few of the good ones on sale to save you some time, but you can shop everything on sale here.
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Bowman's instrument, like the others involved in the search, attempts to pick out a particular dip in radio waves coming from the distant universe.
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What to do instead: Pick out a steak with a healthy amount of marbling (the fat which shows up as white flecks and lines).
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By slowing traffic as it crossed the border, border police would be better able to pick out vehicles that needed closer attention, Dijkhoff said.
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Jonathan Van Ness showed our pup how to apply cream to her little paws, and Bobby Berk helped pick out her ideal dog bed.
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On the consumer side, Grayson said augmented reality technology like Sephora's Color IQ program has already proven beneficial to helping shoppers pick out products.
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Facebook Dating includes a feature called Secret Crush, which lets you secretly pick out nine existing Facebook Friends you have a romantic interest in.
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Now you can easily pick out a random pair of socks with Boba Fett embroidered across the soles, but where's the fun in that?
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Some of the most popular packages harness "machine learning", by crunching large quantities of data to pick out patterns that would otherwise be imperceptible.
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But those airstrikes may also require U.S. military "air controller" personnel on the ground to pick out targets and relay details to pilots overhead.
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But they can help investors pick out a handful of companies that will almost certainly not cut their dividends, according to a CNBC analysis.
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Haskins, the 15th overall pick out of Ohio State, completed 22 of 41 passes with one touchdown and two interceptions in three preseason games.
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With nearly 400 films in eleven sections, thousands of screenings and additional events, it can be hard to pick out the truly good films.
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Background: The deafening fuss around AI is driven by deep learning, a technique that allows machines to pick out subtle patterns from enormous datasets.
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The light of the partial moon was quite sufficient to pick out the silhouettes of spiky bayonet and spindly manzanita and raggedy creosote bushes.
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So, if you do want to do something fun this Halloween weekend, go ahead and pop some corn and pick out a scary movie.
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That means human beings have to manually pick out which lighting effects or saturation filters, for example, result in a more aesthetically pleasing photograph.
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It was nice to go and pick out kid stuff and feel like a kid picking it out and just have fun with it.
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As a child in New York, Jean's father took him to a shoe store telling him to pick out "10 pairs," he told Vice.
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Happy with how the phone call went, Khloé went over to Rob's house to help him pick out outfits that Kim's stylists sent over.
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He likens differential privacy to being able to pick out an underlying melody behind a layer of static noise on a badly tuned radio.
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Being able to pick out anything you want free of charge is something even the choosiest people can really appreciate, and Starbucks knows that.
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The goal is to free you from having to go back and comb through your long footage to pick out that one special moment.
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The 2016 second-round pick out of Pittsburgh will make $11.3 million in the first year of his new contract, according to NFL Network.
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Not only that — it's actually able to pick out feelings based on what's being said and the facial expressions of people in the video.
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The limos took the kids to a local Toys "R" Us ... where each of the tykes got to pick out two toys for themselves.
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Rookie cornerback Mike Hughes, the Vikings' first-round pick out of Central Florida, added an interception return for a touchdown in his NFL debut.
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White, a 25-year-old rookie who was a 33rd-round draft pick out of Western Carolina in 2013, had won the starting job.
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Dogs can pick out TATP, but handlers had been reluctant to train their animals to find the explosive because even tiny amounts can detonate.
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A small study of Asian elephants has found that the animals can pick out larger quantities of seeds using just their sense of smell.
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A native of Luxor, he used a laser pointer to pick out significant details and served up far more history than I could absorb.
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Generate several embryos and SNP-test them, then, and you can pick out those that you think will grow up to be the healthiest.
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With this, the PC gamer in your life will be able to pick out what they want for themselves from a vast online store.
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They pick out some perfect-for-Andrea's-wardrobe pieces that are both on-trend but totally wearable for her, and put some trends away.
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It can help humans pick out bad posts online, but it's likely to remain complementary rather than become a panacea in the years ahead.
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"In some cases, men would come in, pick out two identical pieces in two very different sizes, and buy them," the employee told Insider.
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Computers are getting very good at pick out patterns, such as face recognition, but it is difficult to teach them new things, he wrote.
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When she said no to that, he then directed her towards his closet and asked her to pick out his clothes for the day.
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In some instances, the artist has used color to pick out fissures in the road, or water glistening at the edge of a puddle.
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However, once we go beyond the Milky Way, astronomers cannot pick out individual stars to use as standard candles, so they need another option.
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To really dig into slow-jam Yeah Yeah Yeahs, you'd do well to pick out album tracks from their last album, 2013's Mosquito.
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But the drone in my ears didn't keep my mind busy enough, so instead I began to pick out funny, engaging and friendly books.
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It's hard to pick out a fragrance for someone, and perfume can be so expensive that buying someone perfume hardly seems worth the risk.
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So every month we look at the new titles coming to the streaming giant and pick out the ones we think won't disappoint you.
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It's hard to say you don't know where your business interests lie when they're easy to pick out because they're labeled with your name.
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Jason Thompson was a lottery pick out of Rider—by the Sacramento Kings, but it still counts—and played eight seasons in the NBA.
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After you pick out a frame, lenses, and additional options, it can become surprisingly expensive, regardless of what kind of "sale" is going on.
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If you're looking for a Switch at retail, the easiest way to pick out a refreshed Switch is to simply look at the box.
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Research ahead of time what kind of mollusks you might encounter so that your eyes are primed to pick out specific shapes and colors.
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We asked 9 of the most prominent VC investors in European tech to pick out fintech startups they think will blow up in 2020.
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Pick out something special for mom, like an 22-karat gold and diamond "Dream" medallion necklace ($2800,2643), and you'll receive a free custom charm.
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Two babies means twice the pressure for Bode Miller and his wife Morgan to pick out the perfect names for their newborn twin boys.
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It might have taken me longer to pick out the color of the jewels being used (green) than it took to stick them on.
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"It's easy to drown in a sea of data," so driver-monitoring systems must pick out the important events to report, Mr. Campbell said.
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"He'd always try to find the best in people, but he could pick out a bad teammate in a New York minute," he said.
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They will now have to try to turn that around behind Mason Rudolph, a third-round pick out of Oklahoma State a year ago.
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It's supposed to be 80 degrees in SF today, so I pick out a breezy Zara blouse and loose fitting Banana Republic linen pants.
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This sale only lasts until midnight tonight, so you only have a narrow window to pick out the bundle that's best for your home.
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Burton said Huffman has been helping women pick out dresses for an upcoming gala in Los Angeles, which she will also help set up.
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A first-round pick out of TCU three years earlier, Casher stood 6-foot-6 and threw in excess of 97 miles per hour.
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The headset is controlled by a connected mobile unit and the technology can pick out a face from a preloaded database of 10,000 suspects.
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Appalachian Prison Book Project volunteers Gabriella Pishotti, Kristin DeVault, and Beth Staley pick out books for inmates at the APBP office in Morgantown, West Virginia.
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If you're lucky enough to get to pick out your own bridesmaid dress, the chances of buying one you'll actually wear again are still small.
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Words produced in this way also stand out more from the speech stream, making it easier for babies to pick out smaller chunks of language.
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Pick out classic-but-on-trend pieces at a consignment store instead of hitting "press send" on items from Amazon or Target or J. Crew?
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Analyzing such a large data set also required building new computational methods that could, for example, pick out signature genes that characterize different cell types.
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"If you don't want that one you can pick out a different one, it doesn't have to be that ring," Kimmel said of his gift.
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Tina had told me to pick out a dress for the day which made me think maybe this is going to be my wedding day.
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Erin Gibbs, portfolio manager at S&P Global, agrees that investors should not take the group as a whole, but rather pick out the outperformers.
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Any average everyday person could go to an AA meeting and pick out at least one emotion they've shared with a pee-soaked gutter drunk.
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"It's hard to pick out right now out of the noise what is simple incompetence and what is a general desire to impede offshore wind."
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All you have to do to get in on the deal: Head to your local MAC counter, pick out a shade, and... walk out triumphantly.
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It's incredibly self-aware and meta, and half the fun is trying to pick out the truth from the embellishments from the flat-out fiction.
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"I told her she could pick out any kind of ring she wanted, and she went with a thin, very simple, beautiful band," he said.
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I pay a photographer 10 euros, pick out a background, and let his assistant drape a Hogwarts robe and Gryffindor scarf over my muggle dress.
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Lift your finger off the screen and the app will quickly pick out which language was spoken, process the speech, and read out the translation.
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There's not much, but I pick out cottage cheese, microwavable mini-corn dogs, and a bowl of cereal (Special K with strawberries) with almond milk.
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But if you can pick out the perfect gift for a loved one and save yourself some cash... then it's a win-win situation, right?
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What Is It: Trunk Club, service that employs a stylist to pick out your clothes based on your preferences then mails them right to you.
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As with any wallpaper, long press on a blank part of the home screen, select Wallpapers, then pick out your new wallpaper from the list.
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M. is presenting her board game at her weekly school-wide meeting, so we pick out a cute outfit and get ready for the day.
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So I get them in front of a mirror, in their bikini, and I tell them, pick out five things that you love about yourself.
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They fight over who gets to hold her, and always want to help me with bath time or pick out her outfits — it's the sweetest!
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At Gizmodo, we have a team of grizzled gadget bloggers ready to trawl the show floor to pick out the coolest gadgets of the bunch.
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Both solutions helped users identify their rides from a distance, but neither helped them discern one Lyft from another—or help drivers pick out passengers.
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They would quiz me on my other favorite tracks and ask me to pick out other "Prince moments" — of which, of course, I knew nothing.
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"I love this country," Amora, now 32, told me before pausing to help a customer pick out new cellphone in his Dearborn, Michigan, electronics store.
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But there will be more eyes on him—at least before kickoff—than the starting quarterback, whom most Americans couldn't pick out of a lineup.
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Amazon just released the Echo Look, a version of the voice assistant with a built-in webcam designed to help a person pick out clothing.
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Martin, the 16th overall pick out of Notre Dame in 2014, has started every game since joining the team, making the Pro Bowl every season.
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I think it's hard to sort of pick out which of these are problematic for what reasons and which ones are weird but maybe okay.
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As it was "very early to pick out the obvious winners and losers," Studebaker said, the fund tries to invest across an array of technologies.
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Having established the set of rules to define trawler patterns, the computer could then apply those rules to unidentified tracks and pick out trawling behavior.
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"You know the core of our business is really the individual greeting cards, the ones you pick out specifically for somebody else," Roy told CNBC.
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The Beckermans weren't required to do much more than show up, pick out some clothes from the racks and photograph themselves having fun wearing them.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Asian-controlled leasing companies splashed out on passenger jets worth $25 billion at list prices to pick out bargains as planemakers Airbus (AIR.
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How polite of the screeners to sham paranoiawhen what they really wantis to pick out the swarthiest, scruffiest of usand pat us top to toe.
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I look through my recipes before going to the store, pick out what sounds good, and make a list of what I need to buy.
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The studio claims their computerized renderings pick out every minute detail, seeing that the final product is a truly authentic reflection of the artist's vision.
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Matt Murray, who I doubt any of us could pick out of a police lineup before the playoffs, outplayed the likely 2016 Vezina Trophy winner.
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The platform parses through membership data, demographic data, lifestyle data, and geospatial data to pick out specific individuals with a likelihood of a successful intervention.
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You can pick out Martin Luther King Jr., Barack Obama, Bob Marley, Prince, Malcolm X, Lil Wayne, and even Heath Ledger's version of The Joker.
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"Adding juice or sugar will mask the taste of alcohol, and you won't be able to pick out the subtle notes that changed," Mort says.
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Do some research before you get to the store on how to pick out the ripest produce if you've never bought a particular item before.
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Trainees are walked through a three-part process of identification, which asks them to pick out emotional, verbal, and physical signs from the videos watched.
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The addition of a Top Brand label could help consumers pick out products as the badge may appear as an endorsement of an item's quality.
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I've actually got an interior design meeting tomorrow morning to pick out some stuff for our new house, so that's the next port of call.
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Medium: Medium coarse and medium fine grinds look and feel like pieces of grit that you can pick out individually — think sand on a beach.
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Only the active Republicans and the active Democrats participate in the primary system, and they're the ones who pick out the people running for office.
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He now communicates by using his eyes to pick out letters on a screen, instructing a computerized voice to express the thoughts of Ady Barkan.
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Like the Turtle, who Scherzinger said was Hayes, it is easy to pick out the country singer's voice if you are familiar with his music.
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I pick out the things I want for now and send in my order (pants, jacket, three shirts, ball bag, and plate and base shoes).
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Just like anything else you'd traditionally buy in-person, the internet is now the best place to pick out some new specs and save money.
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The idea that you pick out one sentence in a finding statement and you blow it up into essentially turning the statute on its head.
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The two have a tense, polite, maddening exchange, wherein she meditates on the impossibility of justice and also helps him pick out a hostess gift.
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A year later, a study in the journal Animal Cognition showed that dogs could pick out the faces of other dogs on a computer screen.
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I pick out a warm outfit for her while she's getting cleaned, and then sit in front of a space heater for a little while.
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There are so many deals that it's actually pretty difficult to pick out the best offers, but don't give up on those bargains just yet.
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If you're trying to pick out an object for someone, it's really unsustainable to buy something he doesn't want or she's not going to use.
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Since it's almost impossible not to get to know someone very well when you're sharing living quarters, you're sure to pick out the perfect one.
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Today we have eight clues that pick out distinguishing facts about former presidents, like 27A's William Henry HARRISON, whose grandfather, Benjamin HARRISON, was also president.
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This time, though, you won't have to pick out the sugary treats one by one because that's all the one-pound bag contains (yes, really).
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Why bother trying to pick out something tasteful that no one has any use for when you can get something cheap that makes everyone laugh?
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"Felicity has been helping the women pick out dresses for the gala this Sunday [and] she'll be helping us set up the event," says Burton.
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AI will sort and integrate videos and other information streams and will help discern patterns and pick out threats with greater accuracy than a human.
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This one came simply from watching my daughters pick out flavors from the ice cream container (strawberry for one, vanilla and chocolate for the other).
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What I love about Hypefest is that even an untrained eye like mine can pick out a logo and look up how much something cost.
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The library was the best part of the week — I would pick out some 25-30 books and would devour them over the next few weeks.
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I have found that sometimes it helps to pick out one person—a real person you know, or an imagined person—and write to that one.
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As it normally just looks to the naked eye like the brightest star in the sky, it's hard to pick out those phases without a telescope.
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But people will pick out individual jokes and be like, 'Can you believe they ripped on so-and-so?' or 'They did this on this person?
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There's a lot of stuff in there, so they needed to come up with a way to pick out just the sources they were looking for.
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To make a Google account on your computer, you'll just need to fill out a short online form, and pick out an email address for yourself.
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We've challenged five interior designers to pick out their essentials for refreshing different rooms in a home — with $100 as the total budget for three products.
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They were able to pick out the faint filament wisps because they were energized by the bright light being thrown off by the galaxies creating stars.
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The store, which opened to the public on Monday, allows shoppers to scan their smartphone at a turnstile, pick out the items they want, and leave.
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Match Group and the media brand Betches are partnering to launch an iOS dating app that allows users to help their friends pick out potential dates.
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Keep scrolling to check out INDI, and to find out what fragrance the singer can pick out of a crowd, her first scent memory, and more.
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Jenna Dewan Tatum may have a little fashionista on her hands: Tbe actress's 3-year-old daughter Everly is starting to pick out her own outfits.
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The entire region has been imaged at a resolution of 1,050 feet (320 meters) per pixel or better, allowing scientists to pick out geologically distinct areas.
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Thomas' four-year deal signed as a second-round pick out of Ohio State calls for him to be paid $1.15 million in salary in 2019.
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" Adding, "They fight over who gets to hold her, and always want to help me with bath time or pick out her outfits — it's the sweetest!
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I walk over to a juice bar near apartment and pick out the healthiest sounding cold-pressed juice, which includes kale, spinach, parsley, celery, and cucumber.
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Monaco reached out to Neary asking if Boissonneault and her mother would like to come in and pick out a dress to borrow free of charge.
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Later, this approach was overtaken by stealth technology that made it hard for enemy radars to pick out the plane against much of anything at all.
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As soon as she arrived, Gadot — sipping on Icelandic Glacial water — headed to the Atelier Cologne table with Amy Adams to pick out their favorite scents.
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Jennifer Jason Leigh couldn't be more excited about her Oscar nomination – and her 5-year-old couldn't be more excited to help pick out her outfit.
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She came back later one day and she said, 'You know, when my daughter gets married, I'm going to let her pick out her own dress.
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After just two months of dating, Jonas, 26, popped the question in July after he closed down a Tiffany & Co. store to pick out the ring.
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The 17th overall pick out of UCLA in 2009, Holiday made his first All-Star Game at just 22 years old, during the 241.9-235.7 season.
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"Oh FFS" is a column where I pick out all the stuff you love most in life and look at how it's destroying the planet. Enjoy!
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The big play punctuated an otherwise quiet day for the No. 2 overall pick out of Penn State, who finished with 298 carries for 106 yards.
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My parents took note of that and would take me to abandoned mines and crystal shops where I would pick out stones and experience the earth.
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Subjects asked to pick out an outfit were less likely to remember if a pair of jeans was made through child labor than if it wasn't.
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Sony Pictures Classics, like Amazon Studios, picked up three films Call Me By Your Name (Mashable's top pick out of the fest), Novitiate and Brigsby Bear.
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While Mobius deemed India a strong pick out of the group, citing tax reform under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he also sees opportunity in Brazilian equities.
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To help you avoid a headache—before or after the act—we've prepared a guide to help you pick out a bottle at your local supermarket.
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The AML team created a green-screen effect that could pick out a person's body and put all sorts of backgrounds behind it live in camera.
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She had also raised over $22,000 to put a down-payment on "a perfect five-bedroom" for the kids — which Hankins had helped her pick out.
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It's not easy to pick out what will work best for you, but what's easy to understand is that every package is on offer right now.
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To that end, the algorithm developed by Ferrara to analyze millions of tweets and pick out a few bots could be a huge help to researchers.
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The big play punctuated an otherwise quiet day for the No. 423 overall pick out of Penn State, who finished with 242 carries for 213 yards.
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In remembering him, fans are choosing to pick out their favorite Finn moments (the character he played on Glee) and honoring his happiest and silliest times.
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When Mercury is intensely backlit by the fury of our main-sequence star, for instance, it's a lot easier to pick out features about its surroundings.
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At just $10 a bag, you can pick out a few designs you think they'd like, so they never have to use wasteful plastic bags again.
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With this information on hand, you can pick out a plant that you can realistically take care of, not just the one that looks the prettiest.
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The spectrum allowed scientists to pick out not only helium's signature but the position and speed of the element's atoms within HAT-P-11b's upper atmosphere.
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Or there-- won't-- it-- was hard under the conventional car to pick out which would be the company that was doing the best ten years earlier.
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Instagram debuted some commerce features on its platform, which basically turn some photos into pages that allow users to pick out and buy stuff they see.
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Similarly, well-meaning parents who pick out a favorite child as trustee are giving their other children a slap in the face from beyond the grave.
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The 33-year-old receiver was a seventh-round pick out of Hofstra in 2006 and has 711 career receptions for 9,759 yards and 13 scores.
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The next day it was finally time for JoJo to make her decision – but first, each man had to pick out a Neil Lane engagement ring.
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What's the excuse for pulling a first-round pick out of the Islanders and the Blue Jackets but settling for Stoner and Theodore from the Ducks?
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Sometimes I'll hold "bourbon schools," where I'll pick out three or four flights and we'll do that, and talk about them if we're not too slammed.
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Lauletta, a fourth-round pick out of Richmond, has not taken a snap in the regular season, though he was 17 for 35 in the preseason.
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"I'm really good at being able to pick out where a person's pain is because I lived with people who were full of pain," she said.
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A 17th-round draft pick out of Alabama, Starr struggled to a 22-2500-220 record through his first three seasons, never truly finding his fit.
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He said it was hard to understand what they said, but when he played the recordings over and over, he could usually pick out the words.
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"Which twin has the Toni?" became a famous ad slogan, asking consumers to pick out the one with the home perm versus the beauty parlor treatment.
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"He's much more than a hero," said Jesus R. Rivera, who was inside a cigar store watching Mr. Andrés pick out one of his daily smokes.
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They chat among themselves, occasionally lifting their heads to pick out friends and family in the crowd or to offer brief bursts of soft, mechanical applause.
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"Playing with fire" is one way to look at it, but having a tool where we can pick out some of this information is very valuable.
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It took me so long to pick out similar products at the auto store because I've always been cautious about what I put on my car.
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I know my mama wanted a few pumpkins for the house, so I pick out four white ones and pay for them before we head home.
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Tap "For You," and Apple Music will pick out new music that it thinks you&aposd like, based on the music you&aposve already listened to.
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During her visit to Peterley Manor Farm to help young children pick out Christmas trees for their classrooms, Kate shared secrets about her own holiday staple.
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Part of the appeal of AI is that it can scan through reams of familiar data, and pick out variables that we never realized were important.
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When it came time to pick out a dress, Moffet started her search by trying on the gowns her family members wore to their own weddings.
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In one scene, a fertility doctor helps his patients pick out embryos that are likely to become babies boasting the same blue eyes as their mother.
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I usually pick out clothes the night before to avoid this… I end up not changing and just add thin gold hoop earrings and black booties.
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The air-conditioning doesn't work well in the early-August heat and I'm sweating in a navy- blue suit my sister, Georgia, helped me pick out.
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Feed millions of cat photos into a neural network and it can learn to recognize a cat — and later pick out cats by color and breed.
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Pearl's instrument is the easiest of the main Gems to pick out because it's the most melodic--she's represented by piano, with harp and some pads.
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The ad featured a battered white woman on crutches trying to pick out her assailant from a police lineup featuring five African-American men and a goat.
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"Because I've had friends pick out names around their parents and then it becomes ... whatever name you pick they're like, 'Oh, I don't like that," he said.
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Over time the system is able to pick out not only the most important actor, but potential important actors, and the events with which they are associated.
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G. already gave the birthday boy a gift at school, so I pick out a little ceramic pig with wings ($6.60) for her to give him today.
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Lopez said that while she and Rodriguez, 43, are "generous gift-givers," she had yet to pick out a present for his V-Day gift this year.
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When it comes to buying flavor enhancers, pick out condiments that are versatile — like salt, soy sauce, or olive oil — and can be used on multiple foods.
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And while people can easily pick out and recognize qualitative features, like eye color, regardless of the lighting condition, this is a very complex task for computers.
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We've also known that Amazon is developing special technology that would enable shoppers to enter a store, pick out items, and walk out without stopping to pay.
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A first-round pick out of Stanford, Piscotty stepped into a full-time role last season when Jason Heyward left in free agency to join the Cubs.
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The new on-demand feature lets OneDrive pick out data from the cloud when it's needed, without having to sync full files and folders to a device.
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Further down the line, it might be able to better pick out if its owner was nearby and then grant access to personal messages, notes, and reminders.
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The No. 22017 overall pick out of Stanford in 226, Luck was widely considered the best quarterback prospect to enter the NFL since Peyton Manning in 259.1.
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From there, however, you'll pick out the key new feature, the row of function keys now lost to obsolescence, in favor of a thin, black, glossy strip.
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A new on-demand feature lets OneDrive pick out data from the cloud when it's needed, without having to sync full files and folders to a device.
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They've also been challenging some of the most respected randomized trials in nutrition by looking back at trial data using sophisticated statistical tests to pick out flaws.
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Whether it can carve out a niche for those who want the occasional handbag, and not one they pick out for themselves, still remains to be seen.
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Ahead, scroll through some of these memories, and pick out your perfect GIF to use as a reaction tomorrow when the big 1-0 birthday officially arrives.
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Take for example, Top Shot, a new Pixel 3 feature that uses AI to automatically pick out the best frame from the moment a photo was taken.
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Although Affleck sat out the event, he was spotted helping his girlfriend pick out shoes during a casual shopping date in Los Angeles earlier in the weekend.
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It was all part of your plan to both beat the rush and also pick out some super-thoughtful, truly special presents for your nearest and dearest.
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Maire told Mashable that his automated detection system, which uses Google's machine-learning program TensorFlow, has been trained to pick out dugongs by their size and color.
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Lawmakers, lobbyists and CEOs in the U.S. are looking to trying to pick out the best parts of GDPR – and ditch what they see as the worst.
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Using a red filter and post-processing to pick out distinct structures, Fitzsimmons was able to spot two separate trails of particles emanating from the icy beast.
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We'd hop in the hatchback with all the death-metal stickers on the back, and drive down and go through the selection and pick out VHS movies.
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Sitting down with Neil Lane in Mexico to pick out an engagement ring for Lace Morris before his starry-eyed proposal on the Bachelor in Paradise Sept.
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Valentine's Day is a great excuse to pick out another sparkly gift for your significant other — even though it feels like the holidays were literally last week.
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Get the Power Poof See Details No, we're not going to suggest that you attempt to try to pick out makeup (even though that would be entertaining).
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I thought about the little trinkets on the top of my dresser, and how they make me smile when I pick out something to wear in morning.
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But the availability of checkpoint inhibitors and the ability to pick out the most promising antigens may allow this form of targeting to come into its own.
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And with that, one of the most important skills you could ever have doing business is being able to pick out the good ones from the bad.
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Jiayu figured that one of these days she and Chris would look at each other and, without hesitation, drive to the lot to pick out a tree.
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A stewardess on a 112-foot sailing yacht told Business Insider that she was once asked to pick out all the broken candies in the candy bowls.
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Starbucks' war on Christmas is a perfect example of how the media can pick out a snappy headline, creating an entirely new story for years to come.
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Both were more than adequate vocally, and Ms. Hartig took on some personality, but Mr. Petrenko remained rather colorless, often hard to pick out of a crowd.
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DeAndre Liggins, SG, Sioux Falls Skyforce Liggins was a second-round pick out of Kentucky in 2011, and has 57 games of NBA experience under his belt.
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Bromley, a Queens native, was a third-round pick out of Syracuse in the 2014 draft and played in all 16 games for the Giants this season.
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Investigators sometimes use "spectral analysis" - a way of examining sounds that allows scientists to pick out barely audible alarms or the first fleeting crack of an explosion.
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Search for your area code or type in your city to pick out a new phone number, then tap "Select" once you&aposve found one you want.
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I was so poorly traveled — and so geographically illiterate — I could not pick out the state of Pennsylvania on an unlabeled weather map on the evening news.
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And at Fairway Market in Harlem, the loading dock presented a stream of supplies — sparkling water, crates of broccoli, fruit juice — that customers could casually pick out.
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Once he was hired, he was dispatched to the Wilson Sporting Goods Company to be measured for a uniform and to pick out a glove for himself.
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It's so beautiful and sunny out today, so I bundle up to take a stroll down the street to pick out paint chips at the hardware store.
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When traffic isn't encrypted, it's relatively easy to pick out certain characteristics of the data that have been linked to malware before—to match patterns between them.
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By day, she was helping WASP-y women pick out summer florals, by night, she was training to become a professional dominatrix in a legal fetish dungeon.
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There's a chicken fryer and two casserole dishes up for grabs, and depending on the color you pick out, you can score savings of up to 46%.
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It was less common in the early days of the campaign for voters to pick out particular policies or issues where they think the Texan stands out.
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Raiders 24, Bears 21 Josh Jacobs, a first-round pick out of Alabama, did not seem intimidated by Chicago's defense, running for 123 yards and two touchdowns.
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Why, out of all the masterpieces in the Met, does a man pick out a certain Japanese woodblock print, or a bull-shaped boli from West Africa?
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I've had about a hundred of them over the past few years, and I doubt there's a single one I could pick out of a police lineup.
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As a child, Doreen, loved singing in her school choir and going to the local library to pick out books suited for each member of her family.
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Ms. Jolie had an elaborate treehouse built — "more a parkour treehouse," she said — and the kids helped decorate and pick out the furniture for the whole house.
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Whatever your reason for using a VPN service, it's important to pick out the right VPN for your needs, and we're here to help you find it.
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Don't freak out about your impending flight or road trip just yet — we're here to help you pick out the best travel shoes for your upcoming adventures.
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The cashier had announced that I was the first customer that day to spend over $100 and could pick out any piece of meat my heart desired.
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In virtually every training camp, he would take the team's first-round draft pick out to dinner at a plush, expensive restaurant with a host of veterans.
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Markelle Fultz, the presumptive top pick, out of Washington, is theirs if they want him, although point guard Lonzo Ball of U.C.L.A. could be a tempting option.
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As poultry and egg farms increased in size in the 1920s and 1930s, feather-pecking and cannibalism, known in the trade as "pick out," became serious threats.
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By measuring the length, width, and other features of the prints, the researchers were able to pick out individuals and also infer their approximate age and height.
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When it came time to pick out the most important part of the nursery, the crib, Monet, 30, says she sought out one that didn't feel restrictive.
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Most of their shopping is done with impulse purchases, so if you put in the effort to pick out something special, they will be flattered and moved.
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It might be nice to pick out a crisp new shirt for your giftee, but it's probably better to let them choose their own new signature look.
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When HBO began filming "Game of Thrones" in Dubrovnik in southern Croatia, most Americans probably couldn't pick out the sites that later became known as King's Landing.
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Since then, her skill, technique, and ability to pick out special moments have noticeably improved as she's captured moments from her own life and photographs she admires.
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And even if just 500 are observable at any given time, Dr. Drimmel warns that it will be difficult to pick out constellations among those moving lights.
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Like me, she also prefers to trust artists to bring the work, rather than go to the studio and pick out pieces, though I do that sometimes.
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Instead of looking on Netflix and indulging in a movie that our son has seen 13 times already, I drive with him over to the one brick-and-mortar video store in the neighborhood, where we have an account, and we pick out The Wizard of Oz. I also pick out two grownup movies for my husband to choose from for tomorrow night, when our son will be at gymnastics.
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" As to whether Shelton is helping his girlfriend pick out songs for her to perform, Brown said that she thinks Stefani is "doing her homework on country songs.
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"We all go to a lot together and have the kids pick out their own trees for their bedrooms; they can decorate them however they want," she says.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)There's also the new Top Shot feature that uses machine learning to pick out bad shots where someone is blinking and suggest something better.
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It's weird having to analyze which ones I like best because I'm so critical, but L. helps me pick out a couple that we send back for touchups.
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But now, an Israeli startup wants to add a new tool to the mix: heat-detecting infrared cameras that can pick out pedestrians from hundreds of feet away.
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Given that almost any military procurement or deployment has multiple, overlapping objectives, it is obviously difficult to pick out exactly which ones are devoted to protecting oil supplies.
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Trump would also pick out one or two antagonists during any given debate — always some combination of Bush, Marco Rubio, and Ted Cruz — to try to take down.
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After seeing the Note 9 identify macarons as food, I was hoping it was smart enough to pick out some cake, but unfortunately, I had no such luck.
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They manipulate vast arrays of data in a single step, pick out subtle patterns that classical computers are blind to, and don't choke on incomplete or uncertain data.
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You can pick out any car that you want, and then when you get out of class this afternoon, that car will be waiting for you at home.
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Check out Invidyo's video below: Like something out of Black Mirror, this innovative gadget uses artificial intelligence to pick out your baby's face as well as their emotions.
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The public health researchers carefully pick out wrapped candies; the others risk a bare sticky sweet only to slip it in their pockets when the woman isn't looking.
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