That's cool you picked up on the smaller room thing.
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You don't think Trump picked up on that one either?
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It's an awesome natural event, sometimes picked up on radar.
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Media, including VICE News, has picked up on those descriptions.
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And he picked up on that as a campaign issue.
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President Donald Trump picked up on Goldman's thread on Saturday.
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I'm not sure she really picked up on that though.
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Her parents picked up on her mood, exchanging concerned glances.
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Now even she has picked up on Mr. Sanders's rhetoric.
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Yachty's the only one who really picked up on it.
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And it seems like VCs have picked up on that.
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The Verge first picked up on the app on Monday.
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Audiences have picked up on Shannon's singular charm as well.
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But no other justice really picked up on this argument.
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The group nonetheless picked up on the artist's themes precisely.
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But Hannah picked up on it and talked about it.
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Soon, people on Twitter picked up on the subreddit thread.
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Or was there another reference I hadn't picked up on?
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How could I have not picked up on his struggle?
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De'Aaron Fox, a freshman guard, has picked up on it.
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Now Cruz's allies have picked up on the same thread.
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Anyone who was tuned in picked up on those things.
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"I was amazed some people picked up on it," Djawadi said.
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"Your son picked up on your beef, real shit," he raps.
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After dipping overnight, the crowds once again picked up on Friday.
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"I picked up on a lot of the references," Kennedy says.
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Now, many viewers have picked up on something even more humorous.
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Surprisingly, Israeli media have only recently picked up on the story.
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One academic picked up on a similar trend at major labels.
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Hawkinson was picked up on waivers from Philadelphia on April 4.
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She also picked up on some key differences between the shows.
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She's picked up on what's gone on between me and Duane.
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It's unclear whether Trump himself was picked up on the surveillance.
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But others picked up on the sound in the ensuing years.
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According to leads picked up on Reddit via UK website eFestivals.
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Sanders picked up on Brody's biblical implication and ran with it.
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Traders in the stock market picked up on the downbeat signal.
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I think the CMS actuaries kind of picked up on that.
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A Municipal Court staff member picked up on the third ring.
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Plenty of other stations have picked up on it since then.
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"He picked up on my need to feel exceptional," she said.
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That's a theme Trump himself picked up on over the weekend.
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Back at Wharton, friends and classmates picked up on their chemistry.
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On Thursday, Chinese media outlets picked up on the reports too.
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Even your grandson has probably picked up on the bad vibes.
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New to the idea, it's something even Østby picked up on.
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Games organizers have picked up on Moon's theme of peace and reconciliation.
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Watercutter: And see, I probably never would have picked up on that.
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It signaled a direction that a lot of people picked up on.
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But it's a habit and one the boys have picked up on.
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"No one picked up on it at all," Wainwright recalled to Refinery20113.
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Bomb technicians' devices also picked up on radioactive materials in Russell's bedroom.
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Its shares picked up on Monday, rising 2.5 percent to 0.409 dirhams.
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These responses troubled Sakaguchi, because he hadn't picked up on this discontent.
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Others had picked up on the same thing, labeling the picture #stormhoax.
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Both patients and independent observers picked up on implicit bias, he said.
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" Meghan said their kids "picked up on the anxiety in the house.
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Rowling's team picked up on some discrepancies last February and suspended Donaldson.
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The sexuality storyline is clearly what will be picked up on most.
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In a positive sign, business spending picked up on long-term projects.
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"It was good that he picked up on that point," Ojo adds.
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I think that's what people have picked up on in my interviews.
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Here are five pro tips I've picked up on my journey.1.
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It was a sonic quality that Kurt Cobain certainly picked up on.
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In the past, interviewers have picked up on his relentless self-deprecation.
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Maybe everyone picked up on it, but one person didn't: Russell Westbrook.
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A lot of people picked up on that with the hashtag #KillmongerWasRight.
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But it illustrates a trend other social scientists have picked up on.
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And, indeed, CNN and Fox both picked up on the story immediately.
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Many have picked up on that as a distinctly Manhattan-esque perspective.
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And he picked up on that and then he reacted to it.
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The entire YouTube community has picked up on Minecraft having a moment.
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Mr. Trump himself picked up on one of their points Thursday afternoon.
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Although Sheila dismisses any musical similarities ("We've been friends for such a long time; we've picked up on a lot of the same influences"), there's no denying she's picked up on his stylish funk and raw onstage sexuality.
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And then literally ten years later was when SATC picked up on it.
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The call also was picked up on police channels, and several officers responded.
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Take time today to reflect on all the vibes you've picked up on.
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And Vox will see that, Vox saw that CNN picked up on it.
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The Brooklyn native says that Markle immediately picked up on her American accent.
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It originated in Detroit, and the cats from LA picked up on it.
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The call was picked up on another White House tape released in 2013.
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"They also picked up on the body language — the eye rolling," Teresi said.
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Twitter quickly picked up on the reaction, and people had overwhelmingly positive responses.
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CNN said it was unclear if Trump was picked up on the surveillance.
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"His victims were women that he picked up on the street," Dennis says.
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He picked up on what he called G2's "notoriously over-aggressive" playstyle.
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It's a glimpse of what Dre picked up on almost a year ago.
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My dad took photos all the time and I picked up on that.
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Other Massachusetts dwellers soon picked up on this egregious insult and investigated themselves.
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Mainstream news outlets picked up on the news, and the predictable outrage followed.
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The public seems to have picked up on how different he has become.
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I can't think of another illustrator who has picked up on his style.
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And a lot of clients kind of picked up on that as well.
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WILLIAMS: No, he has picked up on it since he&aposs been president.
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He started using the production software Reason and picked up on everything fast.
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And of course, a lot of smart fans already picked up on that.
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And observatories around the world and in space picked up on it too.
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Some on the right picked up on that theme of betrayal on Friday.
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The news media picked up on the findings, but not on the pushback.
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The New York Times picked up on the tempest, leaning on her reporting.
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" Astute listeners picked up on two other words in his statement: "For now.
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News outlets, including WIRED, picked up on the story of the rescinded prize.
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Wells's sons, who were then five and eight, picked up on the controversy.
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A year before she went missing she was picked up on prostitution charges.
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And they're smart and they picked up on it like you wouldn't believe.
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Read on for a rundown of the most enlightening bits we picked up on.
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But the first time I read this, I picked up on so many things.
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The Skyrim vibe we picked up on at E3 2016 is plainly evident here.
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This art, while striking, may not have totally picked up on that undertone, however.
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It was then that the Trump campaign picked up on CA's military-like operation.
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They picked up on all of the bad habits I learned by being speedy.
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Paper Mag, Vice, Cosmopolitan, and even the BBC all picked up on the story.
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Do you think early Detroit hardcore bands like Negative Approach picked up on that?
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A cadaver dog picked up on something, but it's not clear what, Wright said.
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The householder picked up on this and remarked that the dog must like me.
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And I made my statements long before the media even picked up on it.
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Twitter picked up on this and quickly accused the president of encouraging police violence.
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Madelaine picked up on her mom's shine, wearing a cap-sleeve silver sparkling gown.
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Trump has picked up on the accusation and Clinton pointedly refused to engage him.
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The discrepancy was picked up on by the press and widely discussed on Twitter.
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I picked up on all of this very quickly during a brief preview session.
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Clearly, Walton's team picked up on that -- and feel Tennant's case has no legs.
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Taiwan's immigration authorities said Zhang was picked up on the street on Monday evening.
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But what the AI picked up on was emotional content, like fear and tenderness.
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Fans quickly picked up on the hashtag, from loving it to having mixed feelings.
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People pretty quickly picked up on what the Russian Embassy was undoubtedly going for.
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Some people picked up on the Grace Jones boxing images by Jean-Paul Goude.
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Caldera, of Harvard, picked up on Spector's argument about felons, and added undocumented immigrants.
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Trump picked up on Sanders' brutal critique and ran with it during the campaign.
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In fact, it's something Tan picked up on during his time studying in Europe.
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I picked up on tinges of sweetness and some woodsy notes, but no pineapple.
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Her ailment turned out to be an ordinary infection, picked up on a flight.
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I even did a low, guttural growl that a sound guy picked up on.
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Well, Lloyd said, there were a few little signs we all picked up on.
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These, and many others, aren't the sorts of things I picked up on overnight.
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The tower said the helicopter was too low to be picked up on radar.
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The minute there's any falseness in your behavior, that will be picked up on.
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I would never have picked up on that independently from just watching the film.
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The comment that investors picked up on, however, was convoluted and open to interpretation.
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In fact, he was a different person, and voters picked up on that immediately.
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She had picked up on one of my budding skills: being a people person.
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Vanity Fair's Joanna Robinson picked up on the import of the Arya/Sansa reunion.
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Howell picked up on that point by pressing DOJ to say whether then-U.
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In particular, fans have picked up on one facial expression from the mirror scene.
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He's even picked up on Trump's sloppiness, putting out campaign material riddled with typos.
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Laura Amphlett: Yes, I'm glad you picked up on that correlation in my work.
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Trudging through its shortcomings, Guasti slowly picked up on what made Metroid II special.
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Lucy: I've picked up on the fact the only politicians voicing their opinions are men.
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Fans quickly picked up on the song's references, which seemingly recalled her relationship with Miller.
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"Since we opened lots of chefs have picked up on what we did," he said.
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Using hashtags like #thestorm and #followthewhiterabbit, the account picked up on the conspiracy on Nov.
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It was picked up on buoys stretching from New Jersey up to southern New England.
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And this picked up on Samantha Powers&apos part, top official Obama administration during 2016.
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FRBs are frequently picked up on radio telescopes though their exact origins aren't fully understood.
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If no one had picked up on Kovalev's potential, everyone had always immediately recognized Golovkin's.
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With Daydream View, Google picked up on the fact that new hardware can be confusing.
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Unfortunately, the movie seems to have picked up on this bit from the original series.
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Criminals have picked up on this and started buying guns, then manufacturing ammunition for them.
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Advertising naturally picked up on the trend and inserted planets, rockets, and astronauts wherever possible.
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The night before her race, she said, her son picked up on her nervous energy.
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Options activity picked up on Wednesday as well, as investors bought protection against further declines.
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That Texas pride is something Aldi seemed to have picked up on when we visited.
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Heitkamp has picked up on that and has tried to understand and respond to it.
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I still find it just incredibly fascinating, so I'm glad you picked up on that.
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I wrote about Oidvin's travails, and the Norwegian news media picked up on the saga.
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And then there are things I've picked up on my own, like a self-swaddle.
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Initially, the only people who picked up on the warning signs were dismissed as crazy.
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Satellites have already picked up on the startling changes coronavirus has left in its wake.
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Trump picked up on the theme, one of his favorites against Democrats running in 2020.
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Trump picked up on the theme, one of his favorites against Democrats running in 2020.
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Right-wing boomers soon picked up on the anti-media theme for their own purposes.
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Of late, Trump and his White House have picked up on the anti-Pelosi drumbeat.
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The line was picked up on social media by the President's critics, supporters and pundits.
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Trump, as you may have picked up on, likes winners -- and being associated with winning.
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I feel awful about this, and fear my daughter may have picked up on it.
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I think that the thing I've picked up on a movie set is a hair treatment.
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Soon enough, Netflix picked up on the gay-dads TV trend, premiering Grace & Frankie in 2015.
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In recent weeks, national media have picked up on a flurry of racist interactions in businesses.
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"The Adidas nails tho," praised one fan who picked up on Bey's subtle logo-printed tips.
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Some analysts picked up on that weakness, and Deutsche Telekom shares traded 0.8% weaker in Frankfurt.
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The only thing that the media really picked up on out of this was this discrepancy.
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Her story went somewhat viral this week when Twitter users picked up on her unusual name.
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"It would have been picked up on the metal detectors, no question," Chief Boyce told reporters.
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The dialer picked up on all my drawn letters, but I often opted for voice controls.
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In the 12 hours since Yanny-Laurel picked up on Twitter, it's sparked over 750,000 Tweets.
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Those who looked closer, however, picked up on variances that clearly distinguished each from the other.
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Unsurprisingly a bunch of outlets, including Mashable, picked up on that story over the coming days.
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State prosecutors read a transcript of the recording picked up on Sechin's device at Ulyukayev's trial.
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No manufacturer picked up on it, probably because the internet was barely in existence by then.
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The sealed cartridge bearings are one of the other important details that Weiner picked up on.
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Several investors have already picked up on this sentiment, going overweight India in the long term.
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Stephen says Mel packed up 10 boxes of his belongings, which he picked up on Oct.
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She picked up on my awkwardness very quickly and guessed correctly that I was rather inexperienced.
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Though her children are both still young, they've already picked up on Ciara's love for dancing.
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It was an omission that was picked up on by the media present at the event.
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"Nobody has really picked up on what this is going to do to communities," Toutant said.
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" Once she picked up on this habit, Frei created a new rule: "Technology off and away.
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Thirteen years later, the world finally picked up on it and the Mannequin Challenge was born.
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However, as optimistic as this plan may seem, The Memo picked up on a slight catch.
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Then her phone rang again showing the same number, and she picked up on the street.
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I picked up on the spice with cumin and pepper for the venison and its sauce.
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Yet despite the ominous-sounding name, volatility hasn't picked up on such occasions in recent years.
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The whirl, sometimes nicknamed a "firenado," was so large it was picked up on Doppler radar.
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Even Trump seemed to have picked up on some of the chatter around CrowdStrike by then.
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The producer Douglas S. Cramer picked up on the suggestion, which led to the TV movies.
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I picked up on Weedopia during the middle of its Kickstarter campaign back in October of 2014.
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The worst think you say you know it&aposs going to get picked up on the website.
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Hey, remember when we picked up on that whole corset trend Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner started?
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Suspects picked up on minor charges are also sometimes housed alongside those with a history of violence.
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European shares picked up on Friday, gaining 215.64 percent, but analysts said the turmoil was not over.
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In earlier work on the Tea Party, Skocpol and Vanessa Williamson had picked up on this tension.
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They've been picked up on bridges, on the side of the road, and delivered to the shelter.
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But, as expected, he picked up on Deep Blue's weaknesses, and adjusted his game to exploit them.
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Just hearing that you picked up on some of the links makes my day, possibly my week.
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INGRAHAM: Yeah Byron wrote a great piece on that Wall Street Journal, picked up on it today.
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Incredible amount of smoke being picked up on satellite right now from the wildfires in Southern California.
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Carlos picked up on this and tossed me out of the room, but it was too late.
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So Redditors picked up on some key clues for what people are calling the multiple Bernard theory.
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So we picked up on that vibe and brought it over to B.J. He's really embraced it.
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More than 2,000 tourists will get picked up on the massive ship, according to the Miami Herald.
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For those not so DIY-inclined, plenty of dessert spots have picked up on the trend, too.
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Zahid, a student leader, was picked up on March 18, 2014, in front of dozens of eyewitnesses.
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Trucking loads can be picked up on demand through the spot market or through a prearranged contract.
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Early shoots were in Rivera's apartment, with garments made from discount fabric picked up on Flatbush Avenue.
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Her questions during interviews — she's often the most combative questioner — are regularly picked up on cable news.
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TV reports picked up on the description and embellished it, and Mr. Trump smiled and let them.
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Sure, I picked up on the obvious — Mariano Rivera's cutters, Fernando Valenzuela's screwballs, Chad Bradford's submarine delivery.
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And I don't know Mr. Kushner well, but I think he picked up on the same thing.
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Kamala Harris picked up on the raking point as she sided with Newsom in the Twitter dual.
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And there was an essence about her that I think the casting picked up on in me.
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The president's campaign staffers seem to have picked up on their boss's knack for mocking his opponents.
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You might have already picked up on this, but the deer isn't controlled by an actual person.
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Trump himself picked up on that uncertainty in a series of tweets (of course) on Tuesday morning.
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However, I guess the impression of "easy" and "young and dumb" were all he picked up on.
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I picked up on it on the Burger Addict blog—it's the second best burger in the world.
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Those listening in heard, too, apparently, as outlets in the U.K. picked up on the gaffe right away.
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In that original thread and subsequent others, fans posted details they picked up on that bolster this theory.
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Many blockbuster drugs of the 20th century emerged because a lab worker picked up on the "wrong" information.
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I tried to avoid Brandon during our mid-class breaks, and he quickly picked up on my disinterest.
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Obama clearly picked up on her dry sense of humor, and Kendrick has the photo to prove it.
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The national media picked up on the iffy future of CHIP and communicated it to a mass audience.
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Several others picked up on a different part of Marcus' memo, though, and It's worth noting as well.
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She picked up on the dysfunction of their workplace and had good instincts for how to navigate it.
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The canine may have picked up on the scent of the three visitors, or spotted their bare flesh.
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Rieder, who was picked up on Wednesday from Arizona, paid dividends in his second game with the Kings.
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I immediately picked up on a sense of depth to the soundscape that I hadn't with stereo headphones.
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The meme was then picked up on Twitter by Cloe Feldman, a popular YouTuber with over 610,000 subscribers.
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Some companies that have started work more closely with Microsoft have picked up on a change in approach.
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Surrounding them were mostly a bunch of hired guns picked up on cheap short-term contracts by Dipoto.
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As you might've picked up on by now, we basically borrow all of our outfit tricks from J.Crew.
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They asked embarrassing questions, picked up on things I didn't see and grilled these guys to a crisp.
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Acosta was one of the many reporters who picked up on the disconnect, leading to this memorable exchange.
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Educators like Maria Montessori picked up on this concept and pioneered the teaching of math through wooden devices.
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The conference picked up on the previous government's partial success in securing a national cease-fire last year.
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I don't know that anybody else, that's not a Disney fan would have picked up on those things.
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We all picked up on the clove spice, but it also smelled a bit like vanilla to us.
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Robles counsel Manning picked up on an analogy in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce amicus brief supporting Domino's.
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The New York Times, Washington Post, USA Today, Time magazine, and many others picked up on CNN's story.
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Then U.S. intelligence agencies picked up on a secret meeting between senior U.A.E. and Israeli leaders in Cyprus.
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Here are all the details you may not have picked up on with your hands over your eyes.
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It's not known whether any of the conversations between the two men were picked up on the wiretap.
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But if my brother has picked up on me ignoring the doll, my mother has probably noticed it.
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The RT story racked up thousands of shares on Reddit and was picked up on David Duke's webpage.
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Wall Street has picked up on the customer backlash and a couple of analysts have downgraded the stock.
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We eat leftover Indian food that we had originally picked up on the way home from the airport.
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I think some of our readers, including several friends of mine, picked up on it before I did.
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The trick is pretty specific, and the cipher-minded among us probably picked up on it right quick.
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Hamas also picked up on growing Palestinian criticisms of corruption, nepotism and economic mismanagement by Arafat's inner circle.
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One of Lawler's few moments of success came after he seemingly picked up on of dos Anjos's habits.
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But those in the know picked up on the speech's one glaring omission: No one thanked the original director.
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She picked up on quite a few things that I was saying, particularly in terms of my own diagnosis.
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The bars will taste much better than the warm 12-pack you picked up on your way over, anyway.
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In October, The New Yorker released a recording of the audio picked up on Gutierrez's wire during the sting.
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Mr. Hicks said he wished that he had picked up on subtle signals the inspector may have been sending.
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I tried shutting my eyes, but infrared sensors picked up on that and the shuttle slowed to a crawl.
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Jon Favreau, a former speechwriter for President Obama, picked up on how the loss reflects on Trump's business acumen.
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Tim Kaine, picked up on that line of attack Friday, saying Trump was "pushing" the values of the KKK.
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Unsurprisingly, political Twitter immediately picked up on this and rushed to respond with legal insight, snark, and unrestrained jubilation.
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Their true reach is probably greater, since news picked up on the radio soon spreads by word of mouth.
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As you can probably imagine, observant Netflix viewers picked up on the character's thoughtless actions and were rightfully appalled.
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Sustainability was a trend I picked up on this year as I met with several startups at SXSW 2016.
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Let's break down exactly what the Cravings author picked up on her recent trip to the store, shall we?
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Putin has already picked up on some of Kudrin's proposals, such as increasing financing for healthcare, education and infrastructure.
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Or maybe I picked up on these bad behaviors after nearly a decade of dating in New York City.
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What we ended up with is not what was first conceived, and many players picked up on that immediately.
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But, the Polish press instantly picked up on the song choice and many allegations were made against Karaoglu's character.
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Is this fascination with different culinary traditions something you picked up on your travels or was it always there?
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Red alert Even during my brief demonstrations, I could see how quickly the scanner picked up on potential threats.
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In turn, Moroccan entrepreneurs have picked up on the craze and have brought back to the Maghreb with them.
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Interest in personal growth is something the travel industry has also picked up on and sells as Transformative Travel.
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It started with Maher asking (roughly): Is there anything in the book that people haven't picked up on yet?
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But supporters picked up on Trump's obsession with crowd size, repeatedly accusing the Sentinel of underestimating attendance at rallies.
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The press also picked up on Trump's charges after the Iowa caucuses that said Cruz "illegally" stole the vote.
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And although the financial crisis, you know, receded a while ago, we kind of never picked up on it.
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The systems picked up on 52 unwanted drone flights over 26 days during the late summer and early fall.
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A sophisticated reporter picked up on a fascinating and certainly troubling issue that no one else would dare explore.
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Trucking loads can either be picked up on demand through the spot market, or through a pre-arranged contract.
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SPADEA: Not only that, but the President mentioned that mic comment that got picked up on the hot mic.
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You've probably picked up on the fact that there's not a lot of info to be gleaned just yet.
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A protest was organized outside the Jamaican High Commission in London, and the press picked up on the story.
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Donald Trump has picked up on that line of attack in New Hampshire appearances since the debate as well.
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The #BoycottWalmart picked up on Twitter, with many conservatives and Trump supporters saying they'll stop shopping at the retailer.
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Saiga continued to strike and fight off takedowns with one functioning arm and Yamamoto never picked up on it.
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One of them was Elysium, whose trail the Federal Criminal Police Office of Germany picked up on in June.
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Meanwhile Chinese buying picked up on the back of a firm yuan and trade tensions with the United States.
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In case you haven't picked up on this yet, Mr. Mezhburd believes vodka ought to be celebrated, not vilified.
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Oiticica, who was gay, invited home men he picked up on the street and photographed them in the nests.
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While the mayor has no enforcement power over the refugee issue, his campaign picked up on growing public dissatisfaction.
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"(Parker) was more aggressive the whole second half, and everybody picked up on that," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said.
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Amid the county's shifting demographics — its Hispanic population tripled rapidly — he picked up on immigration as a hot button.
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Angelica's critique drew me up short, because it rang true — and yet I hadn't picked up on it myself.
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But people kind of picked up on the Big Star thing, and at that time they were still fairly obscure.
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After the tense moment, many picked up on Sanders' defensiveness and called her out on social media for her snark.
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He was able to get that picked up on Miramax and it launched his huge career, now has multiple franchises.
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Twitter quickly picked up on Mueller's solemn, teacher-y tone and responded to his brief conference with memes and GIFs.
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The rest of the world had picked up on the thread, reaching big names like Seth Rogan and Roxane Gay.
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She called her daughter every day, and felt lucky when the girl picked up on the fourth or fifth attempt.
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"I'm surprised nobody picked up on it prior to him," Michael Dunbar, a local conservative activist, said of Mr. Trump.
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Then Breitbart, the right-wing website run by President Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon, picked up on the story.
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Southwest Airlines actually added the feature to its app a day before Google's event, which Android Police picked up on.
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If you've been following along with R29's Money Diaries series, you've probably picked up on a frequent theme: food.
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A contextualization cue becomes a potential dog whistle, though, when the cue is picked up on differently by different people.
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Becca and Blake's finale sit-down was mostly painless and sweet… except for one scene the Twittersphere picked up on.
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The press picked up on the wholesome-looking young woman's narrative about funding an art gallery with anal sex scenes.
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As his camerawoman got a good chuckle out of the whole scene, Brown also picked up on the silly vibe.
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Soon, good reviews created a buzz and industry magazines and blogs picked up on the extremely strong, good tasting coffee.
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Originating in Sydney, Australia, the company wanted an idea that would create impact and get picked up on social media.
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We're told Rice was a quick learner and the fighters were impressed with how quickly he picked up on techniques.
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Dubious news outlets picked up on this line of thinking and wrote online stories about him posing as a protester.
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"So to the extent they were focused on new homes, [the survey] may have picked up on that," added Duncan.
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With the help of sitcoms and literature, he picked up on the language and began to speak and write fluently.
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Facial recognition technology typically allows users to match the faces of people picked up on cameras with those in databases.
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VCs apparently picked up on the hype and started showing up at the company's former office location inquiring about investing.
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The internet quickly picked up on the picture, and so did Johansson, who really wanted to meet her past doppelgänger.
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The more knowledgeable fighting game fans on Twitter quickly picked up on the fact that he seemed off his game.
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Private organizations picked up on this and published templates so that our nation's hobbyist sewers can make these for hospitals.
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And I'm really, really pleased that the filmmakers picked up on that and really followed through on that quite nicely.
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The kids picked up on the considerate responses and (as kids do) responded accordingly — they were on their best behavior.
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Otte shared in an interview that the test picked up on 32 people with cancer and missed a few cases.
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A group of 45 others were picked up on board a wooden boat about 50 miles (80 kms) off Zuwarah.
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And his bullying and xenophobia that schoolchildren have picked up on will have long-term consequences well after Nov. 8.
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She still picked up on the second ring — voice muffled, a little, by the sounds of a busy doctor's office.
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First, a few big details you might not have picked up on: There's no internet, it just doesn't exist here.
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The first was a Chevrolet Suburban that we picked up on February 260 and dropped back off on February 24.
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The arrest of the Garratts came shortly after a Chinese businessman was picked up on a U.S. warrant in Canada.
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In-flight caterers Gategourmet have already picked up on this trend and want to use technology to make meal customization easier.
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" And Scavino "proceeded to walk lawmakers through the positive reaction he had picked up on social media about Trump's Syria decision.
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On first glance, Hadid looks exactly like the model who Brown actually is working on — which commenters quickly picked up on.
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The r/NESClassicMods subreddit picked up on it right away and valiantly subjected their devices to the code, with great success.
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Amazon's best sellers include some VTech and Melissa and Doug products, but not the specific SKUs Google had picked up on.
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In mid-March, a few outlets picked up on the press release, "for reasons that remain unclear," as the Atlantic explains.
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For one thing, I'd picked up on the simple, encouraging correlation between how long I practiced and how much I achieved.
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The truly troubling thing about the tape, as an alarmed Twitter quickly picked up on, is that it exists at all.
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Sitting in a majority Asian American audience, I picked up on collective excitement mingled with worry, like Will this be good?
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Without my mirror-touch synesthesia, I don't think I would have necessarily picked up on this as early as I did.
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Conversely, that instability had not been picked up on in 36 percent of cases where earlier recognition could have improved outcomes.
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Downward momentum picked up on Friday with the Nifty declining by 1 percent ahead of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Over the past few years, a few folks have picked up on one way to measure this new dimension of conflict.
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U.S. intelligence monitoring of Russian diplomats picked up on the sanctions discussion, according to intelligence officials who spoke to the Post.
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The often lengthy and hilarious comments have become a delightful tradition that Mindy herself, and dedicated fans, have picked up on.
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That was a point that Cherokee Nation Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin Jr. picked up on as he unloaded on Warren.
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In the latest detention, Shah Faesal, a celebrated bureaucrat turned politician, was picked up on Wednesday, said a state government official.
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It would be nice if people picked up on the sunnier aspects of what I do, in terms of my production.
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She says the urinary tract infection she picked up on the way that began to threaten her pregnancy is almost gone.
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Users have picked up on this, in some cases even posting pictures as videos in an attempt to game Facebook's algorithms.
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It feels a little tragic that she, at such a young age, had already picked up on gender binaries and expectations.
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Essentially, it looks like Google's system picked up on existing biases in its training data and incorporated them into its readings.
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A blogger picked up on this theory and made a GIF that breaks it down, adding the Hound to the mix.
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For example, when the Chains mode was activated on the bicep curl, I struggled — and the machine picked up on that.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden ended up winning Virginia, one of at least seven states he picked up on Tuesday night.
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A final thought for a method which I expect to be picked up on by more Dos Anjos opponents in future.
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Conservative news outlets — including The New York Post and Fox's "Fox & Friends," Mr. Trump's favorite television program — picked up on it.
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"A lot of that was conservative readers who see it picked up on other sites and believe it," Mr. Egan said.
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So if you're Korean, you probably picked up on the experience of small spaces and the Confucian ideals in familiar settings.
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The flames picked up on Tuesday as high winds pushed the fire to the east, Orange County Fire Authority officials said.
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But over the past year or so, he and others in the adult world have picked up on a surprising trend.
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Fans have continuously picked up on small details that Swift included in her work that have potentially alluded to her boyfriend.
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Istvan swigged at intervals from a magnum-size vessel of greenish energy drink he picked up on our last Walmart stop.
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At secondary school, she was fortunate to meet an instructor who picked up on her talent for reading and analyzing poetry.
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One of the things that [Lorene] picked up on so brilliantly was that everybody was doing a line at the time.
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That was a theme that Stone's daughter, Adria, also picked up on Twitter in the hours before the trial's opening arguments.
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A 2015 study tracking the sleep of 447 middle-aged adults for a week also picked up on this worrisome pattern.
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He was surprised that my phone number was the same, and I was surprised he picked up on the second ring.
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Eddie Futch picked up on Muhammad Ali's wandering rear hand when he jabbed and trained Kenny Norton to jab with Ali.
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Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House is hardly light viewing, which you probably picked up on from the show's multiple kitten deaths.
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Kaspersky appears to be saying that its software picked up on the NSA's malware tools, which is what it's supposed to do.
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Wilson quickly picked up on the mansplain-y vibes, and shut him down saying, essentially, Yes, I know what you literally meant.
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"I picked up on the fact that she didn't like Christmas before Thanksgiving as soon as I met her," Pitruzzello tells PEOPLE.
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Popular YouTubers like PewDiePie have picked up on the meme, including it in their TikTok Cringe roundups, racking up millions of views.
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You've probably already picked up on the prevalence of high-waisted briefs, balconette tops, and bandeaux in this season's crop of swimwear.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch picked up on this in response to the claim that the Supreme Court "must act because nobody else can".
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Letting her mother know that she'd picked up on being left out, the model left a playfully saucy comment on the post.
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So how many votes has the AHCA picked up on the right, and lost on the left, in the past 24 hours?
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I think I just loved music so much that I always listened, and just picked up on how it was structured out.
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Pierre-Bravo eventually landed at NBC in an entry-level role and met Brzezinski, who picked up on her co-worker's tenacity.
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NeoGAF user Rösti is the one who picked up on these drawings and filings, which are fascinating for a couple of reasons.
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Blizzard picked up on this form of racial trolling fast, the developer told me, but the company was presented with two options.
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Police found that no illegal activity occurred on Murphy's end, but the sex worker was picked up on an outstanding prostitution warrant.
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However, data from marketing technology firm Amobee suggests fan blogs that picked up on the Twitter drubbing weren't just cherry-picking tweets.
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Oh, and as for Vikander's (perhaps accidental) Beauty and the Beast aesthetic, even Disney picked up on the very Belle-esque vibes.
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" After news outlets picked up on the comment, Hewitt apologized on Twitter, calling it a "bad word choice on a sensitive subject.
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If he picked up on something in the fall collections, then by the spring collections everybody else would be raving about it.
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Moreover, it's simply baffling how anyone who knows Trump at any level might not have picked up on a certain follicular sensitivity.
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By Wednesday, the killing was the lead item on nearly every prominent conservative website, and Donald Trump quickly picked up on it.
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That's probably smart, since the ring didn't capture all of the steps my Apple Watch picked up on during the same days.
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I mean, that's where Lady Gaga and Madonna got it, I think the ladies were the ones who picked up on it.
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After a slow start against Maeda, the Nationals picked up on his pattern of attacking the outside part of the strike zone.
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They picked up on Mr. Trump's favored term of "fake news," accusing the mainstream media of deliberately spreading lies about the president.
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But Emilio's anemic fundraising numbers show that he might not have picked up on that part of learning for office just yet.
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He picked up on my sadness and saw a young girl struggling to find herself and make sense of her new surroundings.
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People have picked up on Minecraft having a moment and have decided to jump on the train before it goes away again.
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Leading British anti-extremism charity Faith Matters picked up on the importance of contextualizing what is going on in the Yemen war.
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We also immediately picked up on the theme of the store, which was made to feel like an open-air European market.
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Meteorologists usually can tell the size of the insect when the activity is picked up on the radar, according to Mr. Kahn.
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They also added colorful rugs they had picked up on a trip to Morocco, in keeping with the low-key bohemian vibe.
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Generally, it seems like Tinder has picked up on other apps' efforts to keep users safe and is doing so in turn.
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Axe's problem is that Chuck has picked up on his betting patterns and knows exactly the right time to exploit his aggression.
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On Wednesday, 1,100 migrants were rescued from 11 boats, the coast guard said, and more than 200 were picked up on Thursday.
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At least five graduates of Peking University, one of the country's top universities, were among those picked up on Friday, student activists said.
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I can only imagine how awkward things got for the one person in the elevator who picked up on what was going down.
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In a news conference after the sentencing, District Attorney Michael Rourke said Shanann picked up on "a lot of suspicious behavior" by Chris.
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" The quotation immediately got picked up on Twitter, truncated to suggest that Lynch was calling Trump "one of the greatest presidents in history.
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Gateway Pundit, a website known to spread misinformation, picked up on the false claim and posted about it as if it were true.
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One thing Boyle has picked up on is the fandom's persistent belief that there's more than just friendship happening between Scorpius and Albus.
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Daenerys picked up on Missandei's sense of urgency about Grey Worm (Jacob Anderson), an Unsullied soldier Missandei has developed a strong affection for.
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Reddit picked up on the Easter Egg right away, with fans speculating that it was the show's way of acknowledging Sheeran's confusing cameo.
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The tat's on Drake's tricep, so it's covered by the average t-shirt, which explains why no one picked up on it sooner.
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Tippett said he has been impressed with Alex Burmistrov, whom the Coyotes picked up on waivers from the Jets a couple weeks ago.
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The one featured here began 14 days later, with a glasses-free Bernard being picked up on a beach by Delos security forces.
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I picked up on Garrett's energy and he made me feel so lively in a way I'd never felt in a relationship before.
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" She adds, "Diogo really picked up on things I said about having two parts of myself—a bright flame and a dark cloud.
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Sadly, The Daily Mail picked up on the Ooom interview, publishing a breathless headline declaring that brain transplants are all but upon us.
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The mainstream media has picked up on it in the intervening months, courtesy of CES and promises from handset makers and carriers alike.
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But his company's instruments, which in this test were carried by Cessnas flying routes over East Coast waters, picked up on the chicanery.
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"I was heartbroken that I couldn't be there," she said to Cohen as he picked up on a little sarcasm on her part.
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The Twitter-verse picked up on and cautiously tested the waters of this new merger, sharing the sweet moments while remaining extremely skeptical.
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If the media would have picked up on it more than it has, I think that we would have had more fraudulent sightings.
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The microphone also picked up on man-made noises such as ship propellers, which makes sense since Guam is a regional shipping hub.
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I'll say this outright, just in case you haven't picked up on it already: Persona 5 is a very slow, very lengthy game.
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The New York Times reported Wednesday that Manafort was picked up on the phone records and intercepted calls of senior Russian intelligence officials.
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Having watched the pilot, I can't deny the various feminist themes I picked up on, many of them coming from Nash's lead character.
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The news media soon picked up on the tale, and within a few years, the Seelbach cocktail was regarded as a rescued classic.
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As risk appetite picked up on Thursday, the greenback slid 1.53 percent against its currency basket to 93.862, its lowest since July 9.
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Nobile said she's picked up on one particular generational difference among them — and it's not about learning how to use a dating app.
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Thor new weapon for Avengers Infinity War from marvelstudios Fans picked up on a couple of details which may border on spoiler territory.
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Surprisingly, Trupp says video editing is something he "picked up on the spot," despite committing to hundreds of hours of editing per season.
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When the media picked up on Gates' new project, it seemed like it might generate the controversy for which Ken Williams had hoped.
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I, of course, had no idea till anyone pointed the accents out, but other audience members certainly would have picked up on them.
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One night, the group was waiting to be picked up on a highway when a United States Border Patrol truck came into sight.
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The NMR picked up on the addition of non-honey sugar syrups and indicated that the sample didn't come from Tennessee, but Vietnam.
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After someone took a screenshot of the post and circulated it, state-run news media picked up on it and published it widely.
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Here's the advice Goldstein had for women like me: Avoid weak language Goldstein immediately picked up on the timidness I wanted to correct.
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He asked the room to support him in his race for U.S. Senate — a gaffe Sanders and Trump supporters quickly picked up on.
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Mr. Biden picked up on that theme but also tried to stake out a tougher line on Russia than the Trump administration has.
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Bangor, Maine (CNN)A conservative radio host opening for Donald Trump on Wednesday during a rally picked up on the billionaire's criticism of Sen.
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He has often picked up on the claims of conspiracy theory guru Alex Jones, a radio host who operates on the fringes of politics.
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The report picked up on one of the more frustrating trends in mainstream cinema: including LGBTQ characters, and then downplaying or obscuring their sexualities.
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Well, obviously got huge attention the UK which is where the Lancet's based, and there's a medical press there that picked up on it.
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He sort of went down this path that Tyler picked up on that wasn't him and ultimately ending up in a really tragic death.
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"When speaking to Jerron, my group and I picked up on a phrase he used repeatedly," artist Teresa Lourie wrote on the project page.
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On Tuesday, Ta-Nehisi Coates, who wrote a much-lauded Atlantic article titled "The Case for Reparations" in 2014, picked up on this answer.
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The video was viewed more than eight million times and got repeatedly shared by outraged netizens, before foreign media picked up on the story.
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BECKY QUICK: Over the weekend at the annual meeting you two had an aside on stage that-- a lotta people kinda picked up on.
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Updated 3:20PM ET, December 23rd: Another day, another retailer has picked up on this good deal on Google Assistant tech, this time Target.
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" However, the trend picked up on Twitter in November when Fast Company tech editor Harry McCracken tweeted a fox Animoji version of "Bohemian Rhapsody.
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Justice Breyer picked up on that idea five years ago when the Supreme Court refused to hear another detainee's appeal in Hussain v Obama.
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Just from watching the show, Terra picked up on practical survival skills useful for the zombie apocalypse — or for a knife fight with Meehan.
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So when he bragged that he was "tougher than Nigerian hair," people picked up on the saying — no matter how offensive the quip was.
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While trying to make my beauty routine plastic-free, there was one thing I picked up on pretty quickly: Refillable was better than recyclable.
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In June 2014, Chinese businessman Su Bin was picked up on a U.S. warrant in Canada, where he had been attempting to establish residency.
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Thus after Perry revealed boyfriend Orlando Bloom had popped the question in February, Richie picked up on some slight differences in his colleague's demeanor.
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The smear gets picked up on social media, where absent the full video context you can't tell that it's a distortion of her meaning.
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And tweets mocking Trump's Mexico visit Wednesday picked up on the trend, imagining what the presidential hopeful might say when he sees the piñatas.
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His 303-year-old son darts into the living room in a luchador mask he picked up on the family's holiday trip to Mexico.
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In fact, there's quite the romantic pattern between the two ex-members we've recently picked up on — and it's quite the declaration of love.
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They don't know if the flies could detect the cancer, or if they picked up on the cancerous fly behaving differently than the rest.
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This isn't the first time Trump has picked up on the right's contention that there is some grand conspiracy to silence Republican voices online.
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Salah, a 19-year-old Muslim Bedouin who works as a prostitute in south Tel-Aviv, said generally he's picked up on the street.
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During one night in Feburary, Lwambi and the IRC team working in northwest Kenya picked up on 320 sex workers in a single area.
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He was really happy but, when we signed the paperwork, he mentioned something—and that's when we should have picked up on the signs.
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Sanders picked up on this CBS interview when it happened in 2012, mentioning Blankfein in a speech on the Senate floor that same year.
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Primarily, I do rap music, hip-hop music," he told Reprezent Radio show host Nick Gibbons, who picked up on his use of "primarily.
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"I took classes at the college and like many immigrants picked up on American [English] by clichés through watching television and movies," he says.
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He has even been reportedly picked up on audio recordings, telling his colleagues to put in earphones and listen to music during the dismemberment.
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If they need care for a long-standing condition or something they picked up on the long journey to the states, they get treatment.
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He picked up on Trump's culture wars, hitting NFL players for kneeling during the National Anthem and promising to keep Virginia's Confederate monuments up.
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Their two small boats were picked up on Tuesday en route from Kuwait to Bahrain, when they seem to have drifted into Iranian waters.
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Civil rights leaders and activists quickly picked up on these sentiments, injecting a new voice into a long-standing fight between tech and government.
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He picked up on two related attributes that characterize the people of the region: a kind of fatalism and a stubborn streak of communitarianism.
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"We knew this was going to be a hard game to play," said Brown, who was picked up on waivers on trade deadline day.
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Even if you haven't watched every primary debate this election season, you've still likely picked up on some of the candidates' favorite talking points.
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"I picked up on the smiley face logo from a fashion designer called Barnsley," Rampling told Acid House: The True Story author Luke Bainbridge.
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The crowd picked up on it and it turned into a kind of call and response session you might see during a wrestling show.
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Several news outlets yesterday picked up on an SEC filing for WndrCo, the new investment group put together by former DreamWorks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg.
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The five birdies he picked up on the back nine, including at the final three holes, helped him stamp his authority on the event.
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The core idea "has been picked up on by people across quite a range of positions," Peter Railton, one of Anderson's longtime colleagues, says.
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Kathie Sarachild, another member of the group, picked up on Ms. Pyne's phrase and popularized the concept of consciousness raising as an activist tactic.
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"It's hard to describe, but they had the instinct of a combat veteran, and they picked up on something in Dan," Mr. Piscitelli explained.
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" She added that she was angry the news media had picked up on her allegations "because of the election and because he was running.
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Visitors must still present a ticket to climb onboard, though the development sets aside same-day tickets that can be picked up on-site.
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Federal policy makers, most notably EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, have picked up on the concept of "red teaming" — actively seeking out one's own vulnerabilities.
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Would you prefer tuna salad tonight, a fancy version from Scarlett Lindeman in Mexico City, which Tejal Rao picked up on a reporting trip?
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Daniel Goldman, the majority counsel for the House Intelligence Committee, picked up on Democrats' argument that leaving Trump in office would hurt the country.
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Now the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism is defending its swine, saying they only got ornery because they picked up on the contestants' bad attitudes.
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You might have picked up on LSD and XTC, OWS and OOFS or LOPE and GALOP, or more oppositional terms like KALE SALAD vs.
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If you follow me on Twitter, you've probably picked up on the fact I really love two things: health policy and my dog Spencer.
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We've embedded images below of some installations picked up on the Strava map; the company did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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But if Trump was incidentally picked up on the Manafort wiretaps, perhaps he should have been a little more judicious about his choice of advisers.
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Two of the men picked up on Tuesday have now been released, Anam Khan, organizer of the women's wing of the socialist group, told Reuters.
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But not all parents have the technical knowledge to edit a VHS tape on their own, so some enterprising businesses picked up on the opportunity.
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This five-part podcast, hosted by NPR's Peter Segal and show creator, Craig Mazin, illuminates all the details you may not have picked up on.
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Rodrigo Denardi Vicentini was picked up on an international arrest warrant after watching his country beat Costa Rica 2-0 in St Petersburg on Friday.
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Metal musicians picked up on this early on and, by passing it down through the airwaves, have made it a hallmark of heavy music today.
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As Recode noted, a more robust background check system for contractors might have picked up on the fact he was awaiting trial for several crimes.
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Traditional media also picked up on the story and the FDA backed down, presumably recognizing the ridiculousness of its claim that Kind bars were unhealthy.
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Though at least one person picked up on the major rub of Daddy and Daya's relationship, the bitter aura surrounding every passionate hook-up scene.
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Multiple news organizations picked up on the photo, blogging about Bieber's latest mishap, with Vice even going so far as to re-create the experiment.
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There's been this quote floating around from the MUNCHIES article that a couple of outlets have picked up on and which I still stand behind.
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Powell has picked up on "the strong sense of transparency" carried out by Janet Yellen and Ben Bernanke, former Fed economist Jeffrey Bergstrand tells Axios.
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Fairly predictably, it's been a hit with the internet, as stan Twitter has picked up on footage of the routines and disseminated it further afield.
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A number of news outlets quickly picked up on the clips Hess discovered, which included one where Minecraft–inspired characters carry out a school shooting.
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Perceptive fans immediately picked up on the chemistry between the two actors and it was as if the rest of the cast wasn't even there.
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However it's this album that Tyler the Creator picked up on, reaching out to O'Connor through Soundcloud and eventually bringing him out to Los Angeles.
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But so is finding a place to weigh a bag when you're trying to pack up all those souvenirs you've picked up on a trip.
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Beyoncé picked up on, and in many ways deified, elements she introduced in her visual album Lemonade, for which no awards shows have appropriate categories.
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In case readers had not picked up on this, after strident denunciations of deficit spending during the Obama administration, Republicans are now proposing deficit increases.
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" Another Trump supporter, Brad Blakeman, picked up on Pelosi's comment to the Post that impeachment would divide the country and "he's just not worth it.
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The 33-year-old was picked up on a warrant for grand theft this week in Tampa and has been booked on a felony charge.
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Aftenposten picked up on the story, and posted the photograph on its own Facebook page in a story about Facebook's decision to censor the image.
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Mr. Achatz picked up on this when he named his restaurant Alinea, after the medieval symbol marking a new paragraph — a new line of thought.
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Local news outlets quickly picked up on the fact that Hargrove, the accused tamperer, had lost an excessive force lawsuit against BPD in October 2019.
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Misinformation that gets picked up on Twitter or Facebook could make its way onto Nextdoor before it's removed from the original sites, according to Decker.
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Temuri brought out a bag of roast chicken he had surreptitiously picked up on the way and a plastic bottle of his own homemade chacha.
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Mr. Buck realized he was crossing an international border — and that meant he theoretically could be picked up on an American arrest warrant in France.
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The scrutiny of Apple began over the weekend, after Chinese news outlets picked up on a Bloomberg report that Apple was allowing the app, HKmap.
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But the board game wouldn't be picked up on a large scale until decades later, after a Macy's executive discovered it in passing in 1952.
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Data showed spending on items such as durable goods, including air conditioners, remained weak, but picked up on items such as foods and personal computers.
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Some far-right commentators and pundits have picked up on the idea, suggesting that there could be a "genocide" of white people in the country.
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Eisenhower carried to the 1953 inauguration, Mr. Leiber picked up on the buzz it created and encouraged his wife to go out on her own.
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The couple has picked up on her hesitation, even as she stands proudly wearing a strap-on, and realizes that she's not quite on their level.
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Ayoub Qassem said 431 migrants had been intercepted on four inflatable boats off Sabratha's coast on Thursday and some 700 had been picked up on Jan.
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In a press conference after the sentencing, Weld County, Colorado, District Attorney Michael Rourke said Shanann picked up on "a lot of suspicious behavior" by Chris.
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While he was at the Washington Hilton in D.C. for the security conference Shmoocon in January, Gostomelsky's station picked up on GPS interference in the area.
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That was the speculation on Tuesday in a report from financial trade publication CityWire, which picked up on a filing that J.P. Morgan made on Dec.
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"It's an honor to think I contributed to music that a younger generation picked up on and that technology took further," Worrell told Noisey last fall.
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While their discussion could not be heard, the encounter could be seen by reporters watching the floor and it was picked up on a video feed.
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But DHS has also released DACA recipients since the new executive orders, including a San Antonio teen who was picked up on low-level marijuana charges.
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I've learned to love eating a lot of vegetables, words I never thoughts I'd type, and picked up on great new ways to prepare them, too.
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Looking at the costumes, we see references to Mad Max (which Rouseting mentioned as an influence), but there are so many themes we picked up on.
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Days after the passenger ejection, the media picked up on a bizarre story in which a scorpion fell from an overhead bin and stung a passenger.
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They found that profile pictures showing outstretched arms and legs got more yeses than those with crossed arms, excluding responders who picked up on the ruse.
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He hadn't really picked up on this until I mentioned it to him, but I think I approach it slightly differently than most teens my age.
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" Makena Kelly at The Verge picked up on it and transcribed Trump's remarks: "We're going to be opening up the labor forces because we have to.
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"I am a naturally observant person and so very quickly picked up on the things that the girls were doing that boys do not," he said.
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He wanted to work in book publishing, and Wenner picked up on his professional ambitions, at times "dangling the idea of a job" at Rolling Stone.
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The team says the deep neural network picked up on the trail 85 percent of the time, while humans nailed it 82 percent of the time.
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Low vaccination rates have made them hotspots for outbreaks, often ignited by measles picked up on visits to relatives in countries where the disease is widespread.
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Beckham posted a video of Hong Kong on Instagram and Facebook, saying he had a "great 48 hours in China" — something netizens quickly picked up on.
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The changes pushed the UK further below the rest of the board -- wiping away nearly a third of the points they picked up on the night.
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Scaramucci told Lizza in a conversation that was picked up on CNN's "New Day" that he was in New York at the time of the call.
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" "Today, the City requires Uber and other companies to hand over a lot of sensitive personal passenger data, including where you're picked up on every trip.
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But some say his mutterings picked up on a live microphone and broadcast in the HBO documentary made it sound like Durst was changing his tune.
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The social media platforms were found to be lacking in transparency and accused of only taking such issues seriously when media picked up on the situation.
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The culinary masterpiece emerged on Reddit and got picked up on BuzzFeed, where critics noted that the entrée was basically "I give up" in food form.
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We mentioned a while back the interesting tricks that Ryan Hall had picked up on the feet in working with Stephen 'Wonderboy' Thompson and his father.
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Though diehard fans may have picked up on the "who's the mommy" clues scattered throughout the first six seasons, not everyone (myself included) was so keen.
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Other organizations picked up on the CDC's idea and created their own zombie preparation plans as a way to increase public awareness around real disaster planning.
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In the days when America still had a real media, several Congressional correspondents would have picked up on that type of testimony and started asking questions.
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Women's rights activists, officials and the press in South Africa all picked up on the compelling tale -- which later turned out to be completely made up.
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But naturopaths have cleverly picked up on the idea that doctors don't care about what the patients concerns are, and they just throw pills at them.
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Trump has amassed a record of stating falsehoods throughout the campaign — a record that has been widely picked up on and derided by longtime political observers.
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Mark Warner (D-Va.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, picked up on these complaints and recently wrote Defense Secretary Mark Esper, expressing concern.
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And Morning Consult's national poll released Tuesday morning (after Klobuchar and Buttigieg dropped out) picked up on a sudden Biden surge after waves of establishment endorsements.
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Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona and a decorated Vietnam War veteran, picked up on those foot issues in a C-Span interview the other day.
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But then the health world picked up on it, got the evidence that this was a bad thing for our bodies, and started pushing the government.
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Pieces like these are interspersed with representations of Hindu gods that Ms. Buckman picked up on trips to India, and some art by her daughter, Cleo.
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By analyzing the differences in several ways, the researchers say they feel confident they have picked up on effects that were actually caused by the maps.
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Prosecutors alerted him that they had accessed some of the materials, including a cell phone in late December, which Bondy picked up on New Year's Eve.
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Major events, the ones "that count," not only end up getting picked up on video, but usually correlate to multiple readings on the various sensor platforms.
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On April 25, 2019, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory, or LIGO, in Livingston, Louisiana picked up on the telltale signal of gravitational waves in space.
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Speaking at the 2018 World Government Summit, the actress picked up on this renowned expression to highlight how to respond emotionally and mentally in difficult times.
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They found that the canines' left hemisphere picked up on the meaning of the words, regardless of the intonation, associating words with positive or negative experiences.
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She says she was inspired by home decor trends, which she picked up on while scrolling through Instagram, checking out home goods shops, and reading magazines.
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At the mill, Mom meets Remy, and it's clear her mother's intuition has picked up on the fact that Charley and Remy are more than just friends.
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As SlashGear picked up on, Google reiterated this during its Android Dev Summit this week, showing several slides that compare the power draw of several different colors.
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The lawsuit also states that the buyout was finalized on May 6, two days before Gaines publicly announced the show had been picked up on May 8.
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By 2001, 1.4 million doses of the vaccine had been distributed, but the FDA's Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System only picked up on 59 reports of arthritis.
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Joe's nerves caused him to make a couple of costly mistakes, and Yukadon picked up on his opponent's patterns, ending the nail-biter in a close victory.
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Unfortunately for Shelley, a sharp-eared BBC employee picked up on the "homo superior / in my interior" line and slapped a ban on it for "explicit" content.
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Moreover, enterprising fans are already making actual phone cases that look like this thing, which is evidence enough that other people have picked up on the parallel.
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"Unfortunately, it is the name that people picked up on," says Ms Plant, explaining that the "on-Sea" bit was simply branding, not a formal name-change.
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The fingerprint scanning was the first time I picked up on this narrative, then again at WWDC 2016 when they spoke of their new facial recognition capabilities.
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Criminals picked up on this when the 2008 recession hit, raising demand in the food and beverage industry as demand for expendable items such as electronics fell.
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Ahead, some of the products I picked up on my SkincareAddiction vision quest — and what they taught me about how I should really be treating my skin.
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Your last record before this one, the one you did with Jack White, had this very different vibe, and I think people really picked up on that.
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The funny thing is ... when Nas came out he joked, "deadass thought i made it obvious" because of the rainbow -- yet no one picked up on it.
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While the video is obviously way too weird to have not gone viral, plenty of people picked up on the therapy comment and the therapy comment alone.
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Some of the references woven into the design, such as the sun rays inspired by African goddess Oshun, were quickly picked up on by viewers at home.
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Fans immediately picked up on the jab, and while it's definitely not the sickest burn in the world, quite frankly they seem to be chill with it.
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The eeriest part of all of this is that Bae had picked up on those five energies—including the female presence—without even knowing about the printout.
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I just love a good flare jean, and I've been trying to push it with all our buyers and now finally they've picked up on the trend.
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Nick, by the way, has picked up on the much underused trick of dousing yourself in zombie blood and entrails to throw the undead off your scent.
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The fact that no one picked up on these deprecations of permissions highlights the danger of technically-challenged politicians trying to create policy and legislation on technology.
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David Boaz, the executive vice president of the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, said Democrats had picked up on an unsettling theme in Mr. Trump's campaign.
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The news media picked up on the abuse after Ms. Jones began retweeting screenshots of the litany of comments sent to her over the past few days.
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Clinton-backing groups including Media Matters for America picked up on the jail threat, suggesting it would be seen by voters as an authoritarian overreach by Trump.
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During the game, TV viewers picked up on one Lakers "fan" at the Staples Center who seemed to decide it was time to switch sides mid-game.
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What some racists on Twitter picked up on is that (gasp) Christopher Lloyd, who played Doc Brown in the trilogy, is white, while Roker, obviously, is black.
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Nevertheless, Dave Min, another Democrat vying for the same congressional seat, picked up on Forde's crypto affiliations and used them as the basis for an attack ad.
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But his trademark verbal flubs -- he seemingly mixed up coronavirus, SARS and H1N1 on several occasions -- were there, and immediately picked up on by the Trump campaign.
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Photo via Drake's Instagram Not sure if anybody else has picked up on this, but Drake sure seems to take pride in his home city of Toronto.
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Pull up a white plastic chair, open one of the bottles you picked up on the day's tours, and enjoy the view under the bright blue sky.
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Writer-producer Max Borenstein, who developed the first season, had seen Takei give a lecture on his experiences years earlier, and Woo picked up on his recommendation.
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Entering my room at The Standard High Line, I got the same hint of 1960s mod with a futuristic dystopian vibe that I picked up on earlier.
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Bollywood has also picked up on the growing trend in recent years, including tracks by rappers like Badshah and Yo Yo Honey Singh in many film soundtracks.
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Until, that is, the president demanded that the N.F.L. fire the other players who picked up on his protest after he was essentially banished from the league.
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"He picked up on a woman who was in distress, but was in a position where she couldn't convey it to him in those words," Navarre said.
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I think it's why it seems so contemporary because years later people picked up on that technique and that's the style that Orson invented in the 70s.
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"He had a megaphone, and people picked up on what he said," Bruce Farling, executive director of Montana Trout Unlimited, a conservation group, said in an interview.
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Another thing you've probably picked up on: In heterosexual iterations of these relationships, it's typically the man who has more than a couple years on his female partner.
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Often, that's because it's coming out of our noses, thickened by the half-digested pizza we picked up on the way back from our New Year's Eve party.
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Applications that arrived in the "lockbox" as of 5:23 pm on the 5th — as documented by certified mail receipts — were picked up on October 6, and rejected.
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Away from derivatives, outright short interest in emerging market equities has picked up on concerns that this sector would be worst hit should a trade war break out.
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The interview solved one mystery: The mother told Cuddy that she believed the rape took place while she was detained after being picked up on a misdemeanor charge.
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The Coast Guard said the man, whose name was not given, was picked up on April 26 by a Panamanian freighter about 2,150 miles southeast of Hilo, Hawaii.
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Former Nxivm publicist Frank Parlato was first to expose the alleged "sex cult" on his website before the New York Times picked up on the story last year.
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It remains to be seen how the administration will handle a U.S. citizen picked up on the Syrian battlefield in September for allegedly fighting with Islamic State militants.
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All Bry had to do was tap the image of me on the live feed in the Skydio mobile app, and the R1 picked up on my presence.
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In dedicating a whole sketch to her, SNL picked up on a question many people are fascinated by: Does she believe what she says when she defends Trump?
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I open the freezer and find that my mama has bought my absolute favorite Dove strawberry sorbet chocolate bars; she must have picked up on my hormonal state.
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BAER: The coda sort of picked up on the pregnancy stuff and it was a group scene with the baby that kind of felt a little bit more …
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You had your heart set on upgrading your home entertainment system, but none of your friends or family picked up on any of the hints you kept dropping.
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"In my opinion, it doesn't really matter that [the] GFS or ECMWF [models] picked up on the event 6 to 8 days prior," Maue said in an email.
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Angus King of Maine, an Independent who caucuses with Democrats, picked up on Heinrich's questions, demanding a "legal justification" for why Rogers and Coats were not answering questions.
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The movie Jurassic Park picked up on the idea, giving it a plot twist: Extract the DNA from dinosaurs the bugs bit and clone them back into existence.
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You may have picked up on it, but once your computer has been hacked or infected, it can be an aid to taking over someone else's machine, too.
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A hashtag — #WheresRey — was quickly picked up on Twitter, echoing the #WheresGamora tag used after Guardians of the Galaxy play sets conspicuously avoided including the green-skinned alien. .
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Iz, who weighed around 500 pounds, was winded just from the burden of standing to wait for the chair, and his heavy breathing picked up on the microphone.
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Some 1,100 migrants were picked up on Sunday and 6,500 on Monday, in one of the largest influxes of refugees in a single day so far this year.
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Clearly I'm watching TV wrong, because I never in a million years would have picked up on this clue that Insider noticed while watching Stranger Things season 2.
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In one corner, Stewart was running hydroponic tests on a cross between a Driscoll's variety and Fragaria chiloensis , which was picked up on a beach in Santa Cruz.
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At the funeral, Stone picked up on a heated argument Don was having with another mourner, who turns out to be the financial adviser of Andrea's late mother.
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She picked up on trends before they turned into movements; bankrolled crazy, and now classic, projects; and bought what she couldn't sell, which was a lot of art.
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Former Case Farms workers turned up everywhere—the hotel clerk in Aguacatán, members of the local church, a hitchhiker I picked up on the way to another village.
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"Unfortunately security has picked up on the resale value and they're literally yanking them from glovers forcefully and reselling them to glovers like five minutes later," Lim said.
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But then, the trolly magic happened, in the dead of night the horn was picked up on the live stream and the troll posted his location to 4Chan.
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There was no evidence supporting that claim, but Mr. Trump picked up on it anyway, accusing Mr. Obama of spying on him and setting off a political storm.
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But when Corita Kent encountered Warhol's Campbell's Soup Can paintings at Ferus Gallery in 22, she picked up on Warhol's graphic exuberance and left the underlying cynicism behind.
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" Obviously fans soon picked up on those initials, and when probed by a fan, Liam noted that Noel had "reached out" and that they were "all good again.
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Mr. Powell said Fed officials had picked up on rising concerns about trade among business executives, and he said there were reports of companies holding off on investments.
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"I wrote a poem and in there I said something about how many people are a part of our relationship, no one picked up on it," she recalled.
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Mr. Lindbergh was well known for his stance against retouching photographs — a theme picked up on by the duchess of Sussex in a tribute on Wednesday on Instagram.
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Oil also rose on Monday due to an unexpected return to growth in Chinese factory activity in November as domestic demand picked up on Beijing's accelerated stimulus measures.
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He says when he checked security footage, he noticed Fowlkes and her crew ... who were crouching and covering their faces to avoid getting picked up on security cameras.
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But Garthwaite says the numbers suggest that Oprah, at least, was actually pushing readers toward books more challenging than those they would have picked up on their own.
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As risk appetite picked up on Thursday, the greenback slid 1.53 percent against its currency basket to 93.94, after hitting lowest since July 9 earlier in the day.
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Among those who picked up on the error was Paul Reiderman, communications director at the European Council, who posted the video on Twitter with a thinking face emoji.
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After Air Force planes scrambled to intercept brilliant objects seen and picked up on radar over Washington in 20063, Samford called a news conference to calm the country.
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"There was momentum already, and we picked up on that momentum," said Mr. Delaney, who went on to become one of the first black editors at The Times.
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Third, and perhaps most surprising, he identified a level of hostility to the French welfare state among the middle class that very few analysts had picked up on.
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The loud murmur of lovers, families, dogs, and fidget-spinner salespeople set off my Club Vibe sporadically, every time it picked up on a particularly loud and punctuated sound.
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I've learned good things from the people I follow that I might not have picked up on in real life—particularly to do with identity, gender, literature, and music.
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Overall, FDA's VAERS only picked up on 905 reports of any adverse side effects at all — a tiny fraction of the number of people who had gotten the shots.
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Now, we're looking to our school art teacher for inspiration — the one whose jewelry looked like it had been handmade or picked up on her travels around the world.
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It didn't help my intimidation when I saw a Facebook post from Chuck Cowdery, a bourbon author and expert (and friend I picked up on a bourbon media trip).
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Brain-burrowing worms, flesh-eating bacteria, and microbes that short-circuit the nervous system are just some of the stowaways that Americans picked up on their travels last year.
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Price pressures picked up on a broad basis, suggesting that the rise was also driven by core inflation and not only by the more volatile energy and food components.
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His line - "When we workers are summoned by the police, we go, we don't have workers' immunity" - left Le Pen silent and was widely picked up on social media.
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The smartest businesses have picked up on such gaps in the market and sell their stuff direct to sperm banks and clinics that struggle to recruit donors at home.
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Geographic Clustering – Snapchat itself blew up in LA high schools, becoming a hit with a densely interconnected group of teens long before the press picked up on the phenomenon.
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"She has always been extremely smart and when I had a medical condition arise she quickly picked up on it and figured out how to help me," Allie said.
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He also said he believed that Attorney General Jeff Sessions knew that something significant was about to happen, and that Trump's son-in-law picked up on it too.
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Unfortunately for Courtney, some people have picked up on the fact that it was Hannah and Courtney kissing — including one gross dude who starts soliciting Courtney for a threeway.
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Jay Caspian Kang picked up on the very real issue of the lack of diversity in our stands but entirely missed the point on its causes and possible solutions.
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Mr. Hofer, who has picked up on a previously little-noticed provision that could allow the president to dismiss a government or individual ministers, clearly aims to mold policy.
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The four doctors still in custody were picked up on Wednesday after withdrawing a significant amount of cash from the bank, which the government charged was to finance protests.
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Garcetti picked up on that theme at his final stop in Davenport at the Scott County Democrats' dinner Saturday night in his rallying cry to party members for 2018.
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The video also got picked up on various music sites, including Pitchfork, which means that Leonard's message is probably reaching a young male demographic that it certainly eluded before.
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Every one of the rest is just as tight; I don't think I got one without a bunch of crosses, although I picked up on the trick pretty early.
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As the backlash continued, several media outlets also picked up on Barr's tweets, with some openly referring to the comments about Jarrett as racist (others avoided using the word).
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Some patients were placed in hotels far from their clinic, or would not be picked up on schedule, or would get back late and miss meals at their hotels.
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They are just a few of the rare objects that Mr. Dhaddha picked up on his travels, many of them found in the Indian states of Rajasthan and Gujarat.
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Acquired after one of many Western interventions in China during the 19th century — which still understandably rankle the Chinese — the territory was picked up on a 99-year lease.
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To those with less perverse minds (or — ahem — those less well-versed in Freudian symbolism), you might not have picked up on the undercurrent of sexuality embedded in Splatoon.
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The market picked up on Thursday, although the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries offered different prospects for the oil market in 2020.
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Many expediters were thrown into the work by chance, when staff was short, or picked up on it instinctively while cooking, or taking food to tables, simply by observing.
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After Richard Nixon left the White House in disgrace, his disciples and defenders picked up on his "madman theory" of international politics as a defense of his worst impulses.
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Of the 213 people, 21 have chosen to return home to the North, two defected to South Korea and the five picked up on Saturday are still being questioned.
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Over time, she noticed adults treating her and her sisters differently, as though they, too, had picked up on their confidence and were feeding off their love of education.
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Mr. Fogle, officially posted in Russia as the third secretary of the embassy's political department, was picked up on the street wearing a blond wig under a baseball cap.
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I think I picked up on this while solving mostly acrosses — LET at 39A was pretty easy, as were RYES at 97A, ARTIE at 68A and HTML at 92A.
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Dove and its ad agency had picked up on something important in the positive response to its first ad: They didn't need to take responsibility or propose a solution.
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Ahmed Nagy, the prosecutor handling the case, said in an interview that the last signal from Mr. Regeni's phone was picked up on the street where the subway station is.
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Leading Tory reformers quickly picked up on the idea of a property-owning democracy: Robert Boothby and Harold Macmillan praised the idea in their 1927 pamphlet, "Industry and the State".
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Mazie Hirono picked up on Gillibrand's thread, asking Mattis if there is "anything innate" in women and gays that would undercut their ability to be part of a lethal force.
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The post was originally written by Tumblr user 7843circlesofhell and gained over 100,000 shares from other users before being picked up on the Best Of Tumblr Facebook page last week.
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The 30-year-old product designer based out of New York City wrote about his experiment on his blog just after Christmas before media outlets picked up on his reflections.
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If you have followed me for a while you will have likely picked up on the fact that I am and always have been a big fan of Drum & Bass.
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There are a few things that have hinted to this outcome, but unless you read the books the series is based on, you may not have picked up on them.
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Four scenarios What Greek officials described as swerving movements were likely pieces of the aircraft being picked up on radar as they fell from the sky, U.S. officials told CNN.
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Though none of the parties' briefs mentioned the "broccoli horrible," as the paper describes the argument, Justice Antonin Scalia picked up on it and asked about it during oral arguments.
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On the evening of their arrival, Lilly ventures out on a midnight drive and returns with William (Jason Szamreta), a seemingly sweet stranger whom she picked up on the roadside.
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" McGuinness, who picked up on the possibility the Queen was referring to the political fall-out following the Brexit vote, agreed, "There's a lot of things happening at the moment.
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Between the lines: As regular readers may have picked up on, I'm fascinated by what Putin's next move might be when he runs up against constitutional term limits in 2024.
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What's weird is that none of them have picked up on the fact that the song is a barely veiled critique of the U.S.'s lack of support for veterans.
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But maybe there's something to the critique — something that Spike Jonze and Dave Eggers picked up on when they adapted the book into a 2009 feature film, which Jonze directed.
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Trump, who has repeatedly derided Weiner, picked up on that nugget to question whether Abedin -- who was also on Clinton's staff at the State Department -- would remain on Clinton's staff.
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The company's app allows people to book a ride on their phone and get picked up on a nearby corner by a driver who may also be carrying other passengers.
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BECKY QUICK: You know, I was walking the course yesterday, seeing the AT&T signage everywhere, watching it get picked up on CBS, all the places where it's getting played.
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Friday, April 29 The Daily Show picked up on Fiorina's curious decision to sing on stage during a campaign rally, while Stephen Colbert savaged Fiorina over her business record. #4.
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Portman, 37, last appeared in 2013's Thor: The Dark World, which makes her showing up to the Endgame carpet a little suspicious — and fans immediately picked up on it.
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"Markets in Asia appear to have picked up on the slightly softer theme from yesterday, and this could well translate into a softer open in Europe this morning," Hewson said.
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" He added that demagogues the world over have picked up on that theme to argue during crises or turmoil, "what's really troubling is that the Jew is behind it all.
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"It's such an appealing idea — 'Press Floor 10 for lettuce' — that people picked up on it right away," said Bruce Bugbee, a professor of crop physiology at Utah State University.
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Made two years before Britain voted to leave the European Union, "A Whole New World" picked up on an uncritical nostalgia for an imperial past that was already gaining momentum.
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With the growth of Paleo and keto diets, and the anti-carb movement's refusal to die, cauliflower rice picked up on the internet around 2015 and was huge by 2017.
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While that all should have been picked up on in 2009, it's become the kind of messaging that's more readily celebrated in "prestige horror" like It Follows and Get Out.
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Greek police earlier said the suspect, who was picked up on a U.S. warrant, was thought to have used bitcoin to launder 'at least' $4 billion earned through illicit activities.
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Computer scientists at the university had tried this stunt with a bot named Claudico in 2015, but the humans picked up on its weird machine weaknesses and beat it soundly.
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Anthony made his initial court appearance Tuesday on the homicide charge following his arrest Friday, when he was initially picked up on an outstanding warrant on a domestic violence charge.
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The doctor was Arab or Indian, and his accented English was barely intelligible to Frisbie, but he picked up on an accusation that he was shopping around for pain prescriptions.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institutes of Allergies and Infectious Diseases, said it's "unlikely" that there are "entire cohorts" of coronavirus cases that no one's picked up on.
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ViaVan has focused on shared rides, where your journey will be slightly cheaper if you opt to share the car with a stranger who might get picked up on route.
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Bazemore scored 16 points and doled out 133 assists, while the 35-year-old Calderon, picked up on waivers late in the regular season, had 10 points and 5 assists.
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Factory activity in China unexpectedly returned to growth in November for the first time in seven months, as domestic demand picked up on Beijing's accelerated stimulus measures to steady growth.
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She was picked up on suspicion of violating U.S. sanctions against Iran, but Trump subsequently linked her case to trade talks, saying he would intervene if it would help negotiations.
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Serve it with a baguette you picked up on the way home or squirreled away in your freezer, and maybe some salami, and that's all you need for a meal.
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His first task is to assemble a rag-tag skeleton staff of hacks, distinguished more by their availability than their ability, picked up on a whistlestop tour of Fleet Street's pubs.
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In the video above, she notes that no one in the comments really picked up on her plans, though some astute viewers noticed that it sometimes sounded like she was singing.
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"Political leaders all over the world picked up on it and found that investing in early child development and early nutrition is a great investment in their national future," Nabarro said.
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Now with this Hulu series, it's easy to wonder, had someone picked up on Dee Dee's behavior and red flags, perhaps she and Gypsy Rose would have suffered a different fate.
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After a few more minutes, Eva wraps up a silver chain the woman originally came in to buy, as well as the gold chain her boyfriend picked up on a lark.
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Interestingly, a Canadian, Des Rice, picked up on that, and in 1970 he launched Weed Man, began franchising in the provinces in '76 and spread to the United States in 153.
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DON'T YOU PEOPLE THINK YOU'VE DONE ENOUGH!!!!" was picked up on 28 minutes faster than police intelligence of "information that known gang members were discussing moving onto Edmonton to cause disorder.
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I love hot dogs, which I wouldn't expect you to know unless you've read my Tinder bio, or have somehow picked up on a subconscious hot dog bias in my work.
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Russia has picked up on the West's hypocrisy in the latter's claims to a foreign policy based on the moral high ground in the Middle East and wishes to challenge it.
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Skaters picked up on it thinking that it was my logo, but anybody who looked further into it saw that HIM was my favorite band, and I was obsessed with them.
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A drug-sniffing dog reportedly picked up on something that prompted a search of Heaton's luggage, at which point authorities discovered "a small amount of cocaine," according to the Associated Press.
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In Seoul, he addressed the crowd with the Korean equivalents of "Hello" and "Thank you," the only two phrases besides "dong" that I picked up on my short trip to Seoul. .
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He just picked up on the fact that someone â€" a successful black man, no less â€" dared to criticize his demonstrably true practice of using professional sports to divide Americans.
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We wouldn't have been surprised if Lip Smacker had picked up on our passion for Ben & Jerry's and scooped up the flavored balm idea — but that wasn't the case this time.
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Milwaukee's offense picked up on Sunday as well with a 6-21 win at Pittsburgh after managing a total of one run while dropping the first two games of the series.
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Trump managed something similar with Jeb Bush, originally the most conventionally presidential of the G.O.P. field: He picked up on how soporific Bush could seem and never stopped mocking his stamina.
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The Sea-Watch 3, run by a German humanitarian group, docked in the port of Catania to disembark the 47 people, including 15 minors, that it picked up on Jan. 19.
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When Google Translate switched from a phrase-based system to a neural machine translation system for Japanese a few months ago, people immediately picked up on the higher quality of translations.
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As soon as a local investigative news program called The 3rd Degree picked up on the craze, the scene began to devour itself as viewers recoiled in horror—and perhaps shame.
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Conditt also picked up on three little words that appeared, with no wider context at least, to signal something of a shift in company attitude towards indies at PlayStation's higher levels.
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The tabloids seem to have recently picked up on your art and sensationalized it as promoting drugs—do you think this kind of shows how drug-based art is still taboo?
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The media, which has been captivated by the drama surrounding the Republican presidential contest, has picked up on the momentum shift and turned its attention to the long-dormant Democratic race.
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" The President picked up on that line Tuesday morning, tweeting, "Collusion is not a crime, but that doesn't matter because there was No Collusion (except by Crooked Hillary and the Democrats)!
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She expressed anger at Senator Bernie Sanders, who spent months of the 2016 Democratic primaries angrily portraying her as craven and corrupt, a narrative Donald Trump picked up on and magnified.
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It had a portfolio of more than 100 largely lower-priced labels that you have perhaps picked up on the way to a party, like Barefoot Cellars or Dark Horse wines.
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But think, loveisland is 10x bigger over here then the challenge is in the U.S. if anyone thought she was being racist it would have been picked up on it already.
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The valuable habits I picked up, on the other hand — my meticulous Spotify playlist, my ritual reading of music news, my go-to "why would someone like this?" question — all remain.
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It was Todd Frazier who picked up on the disgruntled Mets fan flashing a thumbs-down sign while the Yankees were beating Tampa Bay in a series relocated to Citi Field.
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Cook also said that a glitch in the new watch's cellular connectivity, a bug that was picked up on by some reviewers, doesn't appear to be stemming demand for the product.
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You may have picked up on it sooner, but if you didn't, just look at the answers to 153A, 54A, 72A, 102A, 3D and 50D: They have something famously in common.
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"It was several weeks, or maybe months, later that the industry picked up on this and they had fuzz tones all over the place," Mr. Snoddy said in the 2014 video.
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"Testers picked up on notes of apple, pear, and orange, although two reviewers called the wine "bitter" and one taster complained about the lack of "that signature New Zealand citrus zing.
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From the moment the object was picked up on radar, US officials across several agencies only had about 10 minutes to determine whether American lives were in danger and respond accordingly.
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"Resentment against bankers wasn't the only line he picked up on in his campaign for president," said Geoffrey Kabaservice, director of political studies at the Niskanen Center, a Washington think tank.
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The final two songs on "Future" — "When I Was Broke" and "Feds Did a Sweep" — strike a tone of deep melancholy that's picked up on "Hndrxx" and used as a foundation.
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In Virginia, Stella's 9-year-old brother Tiger has picked up on the family's financial tension and has offered to sell his comic book drawings to help pay their mounting bills.
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"Our workforce may be shifting toward a preference for bosses that take a more hands-off approach - and those in the West seem to have picked up on that," Haefner says.
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I wear them with my Not side-pleat pants, the ones I thought were best suited for spring and summer's sandal weather and the impostor Acne babouches I picked up on sale.
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Photo: Agent IQ Photo: Agent IQ "We thought it was important to help the agent, suggesting responses based on past conversations and based what they picked up on new knowledge," Davis explained.
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Essentially, the idea is this: If you run a site that gets picked up on a popular aggregator, so many people are likely to go visit that it disables your site entirely.
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Harper's Bazaar picked up on the activity and aggregated some of the best Instagrams in a post, as did the Daily Mail, Business Insider, and the New York Daily News, among others.
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Initially picked up on suspicious grounds, investigators were able to trace the note to Salla and charged him last year for attempting to seize control of an aircraft and for making threats.
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This is something that beauty brands have no doubt picked up on, because exfoliating moisturizers — one of the latest innovations in skin care — address both of those needs in one fell swoop.
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"You see the heartache it caused and you realize that those seven or eight people needed to possibly be arrested," she said, referring to those who were picked up on criminal charges.
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For instance, it quickly picked up on the recent surge of interest in designs where the sequins flip over to change the pattern, unicorns and feminine takes on camo in girls clothing.
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Like Ms Smith and Ms Mitchell, her impact on music more widely has been overlooked in favour of her influence on women—as if nobody else had picked up on her ideas.
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Amid news of family separations at the border, social media users picked up on a Microsoft blog post that explained how the company worked with ICE and was "proud" of the association.
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Another incident involved mysterious objects supposedly picked up on advanced radar systems by pilots flying off the USS Theodore Roosevelt in 2014 and 2015, with some of the incidents recorded on video.
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You know, there were others, right, but I mean they popularized it on a certain level, and then people like the hippies picked up on it, and down to me, you know.
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United's Twitter doubled down, telling Watts the company had the right to enforce a dress code: They also repeated the argument to other Twitter users who had picked up on Watts' story.
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Dermatologists picked up on this and decided to use PRP to try to smooth and rejuvenate the appearance of the face by stimulating new collagen formation with the growth factors in PRP.
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"Tight monetary policy and USD inflows from the IMF are supportive, but volatility has already picked up on the back of election risk," Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a note.
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Kimmel also picked up on Trump's not-so-veiled threat to the media, in which he asked of news organisations like NBC, "at what point is it appropriate to challenge their License"?
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But then, "reporters picked up on it, and it has found its way into the curriculum at the Stanford Business School and elsewhere," he writes in the paper he did eventually publish.
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On CNN, Van Jones — formerly of the Obama administration — played the "How will I explain this to my kids?" card, which many publications have picked up on since, making it go viral.
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It is created by the bite of a tick, picked up on a hike or brushed against in a garden, or hitchhiking on the fur of a pet that was roaming outside.
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"Mistress hunting" takes up nearly 87 percent of the company's revenue, according to documents it submitted to the NEEQ, which The Paper — a state-run news outlet — picked up on last month.
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The crackdown has primarily targeted gay men and transgender women, some of whom have been arrested in raids on private homes or picked up on the street if their appearances raised suspicions.
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They had spent the previous four months holed up at their parents' homes in New England, as King recovered from an intestinal parasite she'd picked up on a backpacking trip in Montana.
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People thought it was a funny joke, more people picked up on it, and it became much more widespread as Mr. Cruz became a steady news figure during the Republican presidential primaries.
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They cuddled in the back seat of her car with pillows and blankets, illuminated by string light they'd brought for fun, and ate McDonald's Chicken McNuggets they picked up on the way.
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As the anti-immigrant faction picked up on these stories, German feminists rallied, demanding to know why violence against women in Germany gets so little attention unless it's committed by a migrant.
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The Late Night host picked up on reports and photos of Trump with a completely unrelated color-coded map of the 2016 election results during an Oval Office meeting promoting school prayer.
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These artists value a stripped-down, be-who-you-are quality in performance, and it's hard not to wonder if Mr. Peck has picked up on their influence — not a bad thing.
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I missed a whole level of intricacy in the theme before consulting with the constructor, and as always, it will be interesting to see how many solvers picked up on everything themselves.
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A senior official in Interpol decried the U.S. federal ban on Kaspersky tools as dangerous "balkanization," language that Kaspersky boss Eugene Kaspersky picked up on in his statement announcing the transparency initiative.
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Whichever way you go, it might still come up in the interview itself, so be prepared to talk about your work ethic and the relevant skills you've picked up on the job.
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Markets in Asia picked up on a positive finish in the United States and were helped by China's decision to cut bank reserve requirements by 100 basis points for some commercial banks.
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If you think your mother would notice the absence of the sewing machine, she has probably already picked up on the fact that it has sat in the box for four years.
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Thus, he goes on to argue, this is likely what the telescope picked up on when the comet passed in front of the area of the sky the it was pointed at.
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In those, Democrats picked up on net 15 Virginia state house seats, 2 New Jersey state house seats, and one New Jersey state Senate seat, as well as the New Jersey governorship.
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If you've picked up on cultural cues that women are homemakers, it means you might have a harder time connecting women to powerful roles in business despite your conscious belief in gender equality.
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First, it was the Night King's stiletto nails during the Battle of Winterfell; now, astute fans have picked up on Daenerys Targaryen's French tips in the moments leading up to her shocking death.
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Well, I'm glad you picked up on that, because I think — and this is something that's a little inside baseball — but a sub-theme of the book is the decline of campaign reporting.
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Meanwhile, across the system, a UN survey team is looking at the remains of Eros on Venus, trying to make sense of some strange readings that they've picked up on the crash site.
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Since OurMine's main Twitter account has been suspended, the original tweet is not publicly available, but other Twitter users, including a U.S.-based social media reporter for CNBC, picked up on the hack.
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There's no public sign the Commission has picked up on these specific criticisms, with its latest missive flagging up both "violent and extremist content" but also "breaches of intellectual property rights" as targets.
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With $371 million in new inflows last year, the $1.3 billion Smead Value Fund, has been aggressively deploying cash to buy more of companies it may have picked up on the early side.
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WASHINGTON – U.S. attorneys on Monday fought a civil rights group&aposs quest to get a lawyer for a U.S. citizen picked up on the Syrian battlefield for allegedly fighting with Islamic State militants.
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Two news sites, in South Africa and the Philippines, picked up on the trend, mistakenly posting about the photos of Austin and reporting that they were of Grabar-Kitarovic before correcting the error.
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" Tech blogs picked up on De Ceukelaire's tweets, and after replicating the results, published stories with headlines like "Facebook lets you search for pictures of your female friends, but not your male ones.
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Over the last few days, Marco Rubio has gleefully picked up on a popular Graydon Carter line about Trump having small hands, not so subtly implying that Trump also has a small penis.
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In January, the five-year TIPS breakeven rate slid to five-month lows near 1 percent before rebounding, as oil picked up on reports of a possible output-reduction pact amongst oil producers.
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Whether it was being called nasty by an ex-boyfriend or bossy at work, women immediately picked up on the insult, and knew exactly what it was like to be in Clinton's shoes.
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When local news picked up on the story, a third brother, David Kellman, came out of the woodwork, and for a while, the tale of identical triplets separated at birth fascinated the nation.
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Her message was directed at current day Hodor, but young Wyllis picked up on it, which means that he's essentially been predicting his own death over and over again for his entire life.
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Well, Netflix has apparently picked up on its growing role in many a romance, since it has just released results from a poll on how the streaming service is changing people's dating lives.
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Unless it has been designated for retention, the NSA is supposed to delete data picked up on the Internet within two or five years, depending on the means through which it was collected.
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HRCP said Mesut Kacmaz, former director of the PakTurk International Schools and Colleges, was picked up on Wednesday by 20 armed individuals, according to their Turkish neighbor who spoke to the rights group.
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After a few trips to NYC salons, I picked up on how blow-drying straight hair worked and started wearing my hair straight because it was the easiest way to style my locks.
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While the company did not explicitly state the purpose of this specific garment, the public quickly picked up on the fact that they were meant to double as a sex toy for women.
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Worried that his conversations might have been picked up on a government-authorized wiretap or perhaps by Russia or China, Mr. Kushner has become increasingly cautious about how he communicates, even with friends.
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Throughout this EP, he applies the polished songwriting he's picked up on his path to pop saturation, but the most gratifying parts are the moments of unvarnished bitterness that can't be smoothed over.
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He also wrote greetings to his friends and family on his Final Jeopardy answer, a habit that other contestants picked up on; the show eventually began enforcing an existing rule prohibiting such messages.
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Once in a while, he contributes a word or two to the conversation before picking a Kleenex, which he neatly folds into squares -- a habit he picked up on death row, says Hideko.
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Some, for example, have picked up on the fact that there are some numbers floating out in the black hole-y void where Fortnite Island used to be: 24, 259, 15, and 62.
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But the chatter really picked up on Friday into Saturday morning as people began to process this weird, new alcohol delivery system and it's inescapable connection to the worst viral moment of 2018.
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It was unclear whether he'd picked up on Delphine's matchmaking signals or was just feigning interest in my career because he thought my life had been ruined forever during one of his classes.
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The woman, Daniela Vargas, was picked up on Wednesday when the car she was riding in was pulled over by officers shortly after leaving the news conference at City Hall in Jackson, Miss.
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" Stewart's audience picked up on the message, carrying signs with messages like "I disagree with you but I'm pretty sure you're not Hitler," and "Things are pretty OK," and "What do we want?
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The next day her Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partners picked up on the comment, broke with the CDU and called a parliamentary vote on gay marriage with the socialist Left party and the Greens.
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After becoming a star with her cover of "My House" with Silento — which was picked up on EllenTube — at just 13 years old, her audience grew and now she's working on her first album.
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National Indian media picked up on a story by the Bangalore Mirror, which reported that its journalists witnessed "a brazen mass molestation of women" in the central area of the city on December 31.
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Among the many people touched by the story: Missouri's Grain Valley North Middle School student Jordan Davis, who heard about Christopher when the story was picked up on Dana & Parks, a show on KMBZ.
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MIXED SIGNALS "The trade development sent mixed signals as exports and imports both picked up on the quarter," the office said, leaving open the question whether net trade had a positive impact on GDP.
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Part of it is how Cleganebowl theories came together: fans picked up on the clues Martin scattered throughout the books, filtered it through the show's added lore, then blew it up into countless memes.
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Picked up on the cusp of ruin by a local man named Giuseppe, the space has since been turned into a creative hub, temporarily housing a near constant stream of artists, musicians and more.
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Launched on 4chan as "Operation O-KKK," the OK symbol's goal was simple: spread it enough as an anti-Semitic gesture, both online and offline, and hope the media picked up on the campaign.
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"These (toilets) are for men who can't decide if they want to pee standing up or sitting down," she said in a video that was widely picked up on social media at the weekend.
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Just exploring the trails and tracing the graded contours of old logging roads and railroads that can be picked up on Google Maps' terrain/topo view if you know how to look for them.
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Golding, who plays Nick Young (or, as a character in movie calls him, "The Prince William of Asia"), thinks that critics of all backgrounds picked up on that very universality while watching the film.
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With celebrities like Halle Berry, Katherine Heigl and Gwen Stefani welcoming children in their 30s and 40s, it was only a matter of time until a TV network picked up on the new norm.
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Also, I found the Nest Cam IQ to be a bit too sensitive on the AI front: it kept asking if I recognized the faces of actors it picked up on my TV screen.
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The 6003 gigahertz radio burst, lasting two seconds, was picked up on May 15, 2015 by the RATAN-600 radio telescope in Zelenchukskaya, Russia, and was kept under wraps for well over a year.
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"When I was introduced to Haley by a former lawyer at our firm, I immediately picked up on the fact that she was obviously brilliant — brilliant and a good person," Zumpano told the publication.
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GOP lawmakers picked up on that thread with Morrison sitting before the committee, getting him to confirm publicly that other members of the National Security Council had come to him with concerns about Vindman.
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Things finally picked up on January 211, when two North Korean fishing ships circled the Pueblo, their decks packed with people straining for a look at the American ship, some holding binoculars and cameras.
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"There was no evidence of any other dingoes around (and) we have some large birds of prey in the area, and we have seen lambs and small dogs picked up on occasion," she said.
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She picked up on the playground all sorts of information about Katy Perry and Taylor Swift, and now demands 10 minutes of YouTube songs a night that often mysteriously expands to half an hour.
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The season two premiere picked up on the Pearson siblings' 37th birthday — around six months after the season one finale — and it felt like everybody had been waiting for the audience to come back.
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This is the fourth time Pitt and Shawkat have been photographed at some kind of art event in the last three months, although the tabloids only really picked up on their relationship last week.
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The Clinton campaign leaks also became a regular subject in the American media, which picked up on everything from portions of Clinton's private speeches to Wall Street bankers to Podesta's recipe for "creamy" risotto.
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According to CR Fashion Book, the style first emerged after World War II.At the time, bubble clothes were made from layers of organza or tulle, and designers like Givenchy picked up on the trend.
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The Republican-controlled Senate stalled his 2016 nomination by Democratic President Barack Obama for nearly a year, and then picked up on filling the open ninth seat after Trump became president in January 2017.
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On Christmas Eve, two Ghanaians were picked up on the roadside north of town, some 10 hours after they had set off into a field near the border, sinking to their waists in snow.
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That other brands have picked up on the ad segment (which also got a mention on Saturday Night Live) has helped keep the episode alive far longer than it might have on its own.
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BEIJING, Nov 252.8 (Reuters) - Factory activity in China unexpectedly returned to growth in November for the first time in seven months, as domestic demand picked up on Beijing's accelerated stimulus measures to steady growth.
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But the way that the Politico article spun it and the way that what Republicans have picked up on, is that she was this sort of shady operative trying to bring down Paul Manafort.
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Here's the interesting thing about my voice that he picked up on: If you have me do 30 takes, there's going to be 19 different approaches there because I am that bad at vocals.
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Twitter users — from customers to politicians and local organizations — quickly picked up on the jarring message created by the side-by-side images of "The Little Scholar" (a boy) and "The Social Butterfly" (a girl).
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Curiosity has also picked up on spikes of methane, which occur suddenly, but scientists haven't been able to determine how long the spikes last or why they differ from the known seasonal ups and downs.
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I looked Marion up in the database: He was 19, had been picked up on a trespassing charge, and had already waited in jail for two months for a court appearance and a public defender.
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Much like folks picked up on Hillary Clinton's suffragette white outfit for President Donald Trump's Inauguration, many immediately spotted Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts in the crowd, in part because of her bright pink scarf.
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T-shirt pressing company Google Ghost picked up on the movement, and created "Nasty Woman" shirts that feature the phrase written over a red heart, and released them before the debate had even finished airing.
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The judges picked up on one point of the "invented" standards argument, getting into an extended back-and-forth with Mooppan over the question of whether it's relevant whether the connection be "direct" or not.
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By the first episode, you'll already have picked up on Mexican slang, chosen your favorite cast member, and witnessed one of the all-time greatest moments of reality TV (it involves a drunken bull fight).
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Besides the endless amount of fans who were quick to commend the Canadian pop star for being so charming and classy, Halsey also picked up on the kiss, as first noticed by Comments by Celebs.
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As for whether his boys have picked up on the fact that their dad is widely known, Bublé tells PEOPLE they "get it" to an extent when fans approach him while they're out and about.
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We have never before made a material so 'black' that it can't be picked up on our spectrometers in the infraredHere's some more videos of Vantablack to illustrate just how black it is:Open kinja-labs.
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With time, her confidence builds: she heads to a club bathroom with a couple she's picked up on a dance floor or spends a lazy afternoon in bed with a college friend and her girlfriend.
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Perhaps looking to prevent another high-profile stand-off, Malta moved swiftly to accept 54 mainly Africans who were picked up on Thursday by the Alex sailboat, which is operated by the Italian charity Mediterranea.
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Radiohead albums have always found room for strings and the like (see: Kid A's shimmering Disney reverie "Motion Picture Soundtrack"), but the arrangements move and breathe thanks to tricks Greenwood picked up on the side.
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Ms. Luttrell must have picked up on how much I like to snack while I'm solving, because we have a (SEA)BISCUIT, a (BANK)ROLL, a (STUD)MUFFIN and a (MEAT)LOAF in the grid.
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One poster picked up on Telegram and shared on Twitter shows a militant wielding an AK-47 superimposed in front of a stadium and with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the sights of a target.
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Alan Graham, Community First founder and CEO of its Christian-based parent organization, Mobile Loaves and Fishes, picked up on that urgency after years of serving Austin's homeless community prior to launching Community First Village.
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"Before he died we picked up on his idea that every 50 years we should do something bigger and better than the celebration 50 years before," Mr. Williams said of Dr. Price's vision for Newark.
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Claire McCaskill, picked up on Trump's talking point and blamed Democrats -- without addressing the reality that the family separations are the result of a Trump administration policy and without taking a position on the policy.
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" Julián Castro, who was housing secretary during the Obama administration, picked up on the message as well: "It looks like one of us has learned the lessons of the past, and one of us hasn't.
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"We have limited resources, so we look and see who has picked up on Topo Chico and is running with it already," said Giovanni Gallucci, who was brought on as social media consultant in 2013.
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In Wizards Unite, portkeys essentially play the same role that eggs do in Pokémon Go — they're an item that can be picked up on the main map, but only unlocked by walking a set distance.
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The media have picked up on this: Vogue, Washington Post, Huffington Post, Boston Globe, everyone is talking about Trump, but everyone is also talking about the unraveling of secrets that I helped create this afternoon.
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"He picked up on a woman who was in distress, but was in a position where she couldn't convey it to him in those words," Oregon Chief of Police Michael Navarre told the Toledo Blade.
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After two professors explained in a paper how Amazon was restricting its third-party sellers from selling their goods more cheaply on other platforms, an anti-competitive move, Mr. Blumenthal picked up on the issue.
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At Wednesday's press briefing, Sanders said the Veterans Affairs nominee had had four background checks and none of them had picked up on the allegations of misconduct that have surfaced ahead of his confirmation hearing.
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Jesus Aguilar, the Brewers' burly first baseman who was picked up on waivers last year and became an All-Star this year, hit his first playoff home run to double the lead in the fourth.
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Mr. Fujiwara painted in light streaks around the deep reds and browns of Mr. Formanek's bass — constantly varying his touch on the cymbals and, when things picked up on "Stablemates," throwing accents against the tide.
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"Now you talk like you, Mommy!" he says with glee, and I realize that the difference he's picked up on is the way my own Southern accent disappears when I walk through my office door.
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Gibson is famed for his sensitivity to the zeitgeist, and I asked him if he thought that part of what he'd picked up on here is a growing sense of the future as an abyss.
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Not the famous collection of quotations from communist leader Mao Zedong - once brandished in parliament by Corbyn's would-be finance minister - but a handwritten diary of knowledge he has picked up on the election trail.
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The news of the ruling quickly picked up on social media in the Philippines, with the use of the term "Chexit" spreading fast, referring to the public's desire for Chinese vessels to leave the waters.
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Those microphones should hear you well, as the Fire TV Cube — sitting next to the TV — picked up on Sandeep saying "Alexa" while the volume for the Solo: A Star Wars Story trailer was boomingly-high.
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CNN noted because Trump maintained contact with Manafort for long after his campaign, including when it was publicly known the FBI was looking into him, it's possible he was picked up on some of the surveillance.
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Although Luna was initially excited about the upgrade, she quickly picked up on a major difference from her crib — and made sure to correct it in front of her parents before testing out her new furniture.
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When fans picked up on a subtle flirtation between Alex and Maggie Sawyer (Floriana Lima), an openly gay detective, it seemed all but confirmed that Alex would be the character to explore her sexuality this season.
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I have co-directed all our videos, and aside from just being a movie nerd, I learned how to compose shots properly and learned things about editing that I wouldn't have picked up on my own.
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People leave the industry during the down cycles, so I think that there was perhaps a lot more women that left the industry during the down cycle than has been picked up on a percentage basis.
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That, for example, something like the Mannequin Challenge or some of the weird, like, Twitter or Snapchat meme, CNN will pick up on it and then Fox News will see that CNN picked up on it.
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"Making a trade that will have massive aftershocks on the league for years to come, the Buffalo Bills have picked up on the old adage of, 'If you can't beat them, join them,'" Cover 32 reported.
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Another broad theme the market picked up on in looking for positives from Apple's earnings — it was also a focus from analysts after the July quarter — doesn't relate to iPhone sales in any specific geographic market.
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When she first voiced Chris in Lock In, she went into the story not knowing about Scalzi's decision, but picked up on it, noting that she'd previously read a mystery series with a gender-neutral protagonist.
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They picked up on the claim that Mr Assange had helped Ms Manning try to crack the password to a classified Pentagon network (the same one that had earlier yielded copious military reports and diplomatic cables).
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Reds beat Nationals to end four-game skid WASHINGTON — Scooter Gennett, picked up on waivers in late March from the Milwaukee Brewers, is beginning to make the transaction look like a steal for the Cincinnati Reds.
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Brennan said that he first picked up on Russia's active meddling last summer and, in an August 4, 2016, phone call with Alexander Bortnikov, the head of Russia's FSB intelligence agency, warned him against further interference.
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The above real-life footage, from the cockpit of a US F-16 during the Gulf War — which was picked up on Thursday by James Clark at the news site Task & Purpose — gives a dramatic look.
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All those held in Margarita were released after a few hours except Braulio Jatar, 58, who was picked up on Saturday morning on his way to host his regular morning radio show, according to his family.
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She will not have minded much when Kenneth Clarke, a Tory grandee who is a former home secretary as well as chancellor, was picked up on a microphone this week calling her a "bloody difficult woman".
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"The man said he would have more flexibility after the election," Pompeo said, referencing a 2012 comment Obama made to former Russian President Dmitri Medvedev about missile defense that was picked up on a hot mic.
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Chinese fund managers boosted their suggested equity exposure for the next three months as major indexes pierced key resistance and market sentiment picked up on further signs of an expanding economy, a monthly Reuters poll showed.
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Despite this, the majority of the late night show segments on Mueller's testimony had one thing in common: The hosts all picked up on the same exchange, which took place between Mueller and Republican Ken Buck.
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Inside, down a hallway-cum-mudroom, one of Morgan's sculptural black stoneware bowls sits alongside vintage pieces on a 1950s ebonized wood credenza; nearby hang hand-woven baskets that Pearson has picked up on his travels.
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There is no doubt in anyone's mind that North Koreans will have picked up on what every other country knows before one of the country's highest-stakes political summits since the end of the Korean War.
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Have you not picked up on the fact that the architects of torture, mass surveillance, and drone assassination became instantly heroic, just, and always noble in their intentions as soon as Trump was sworn into office?
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Other companies — Miller Lite, Stella Artois, Pringles and Grey Goose Vodka among them — have picked up on the desire for digital detox, making commercials meant to convey the notion that they know just how you feel.
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The LACMA curators have picked up on Hamilton's pique by starting with a piece by the Colombian Miguel Ángel Rojas which spells out Hamilton's title on a wall with little disks punched out of coca leaves.
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The officials said that one of the advisers picked up on the calls was Paul Manafort, who was Mr. Trump's campaign chairman for several months last year and had worked as a political consultant in Ukraine.
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The loud and colorful looks by creative director Donatella Versace were part of "The Versace clan" collection, showcased in a palazzo overlooking the city's Duomo cathedral, and picked up on the menswear designs presented in January.
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Or perhaps it's that our definition of eating well involves pizza slices picked up on the way to the movies and that our idea of exercise is slipping through the subway cars right before they close.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats picked up on their post-Mueller course on Friday, rapidly ramping up their probes into President Donald Trump's finances and diving into the numerous cases of obstruction of justice that the special counsel documented.
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The National Weather Service said the weather-generated tsunami, known as a meteotsnuami, resulted in fluctuating water levels for several hours and was picked up on buoys off stretching from New Jersey up to southern New England.
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Fans picked up on a very inappropriately placed coffee cup in the background, just hours after the episode premiered: my favorite show in the entire world forgot a STARBUCKS COFFEE CUP ON THE TABLE WHILE FILMING pic.twitter.
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Though these dangerous messages were deliberately pushed to large numbers of people – many people who received them say they did not personally know the sender – your team did not seem to have picked up on the pattern.
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Knowing that Houndstooth started from a predominantly dance music background, I was really surprised when the demo feedback from the album I sent them picked up on references from post-rock bands and more abstract electronic producers.
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During the Wimbledon 2016 final on Sunday, this mildly frosty-looking interaction between Bradley Cooper and girlfriend Irina Shayk was picked up on and found its way to Twitter (where it promptly got retweeted over 5,000 times).
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After poking around online, I discovered that Trump had picked up on Kim's comment that he "would watch a little more the foolish and stupid conduct of the Yankees" before deciding whether to fire missiles at Guam.
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At its most recent developers conference, WWDC, the company also shared stories of how Apple Watch's heart rate sensor picked up on the early signs of disease, prompting users to seek help before it was too late.
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"The media played a massively negative role in this campaign ... they just looked at what trolls were saying online and picked up (on) a few placards that were provocative to try and sell their content," Daad said.
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What a bad team does in this situation, however, is look at its schedule and its bench, and then decide that Ronald Torreyes, picked up on a waiver claim in February, is just what the lineup needs.
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Die on My Ride won't do much for extreme metal fans who initially picked up on the band, but for diehard Tengger Cavalry fans, it's simply the next chapter in this wildly unique, endlessly creative band's journey.
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Lizzy Caplan is happy to humblebrag about the skills she picked up on the set of Now You See Me 2, in which she plays a magician who helps save the world from an evil tech genius.
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So maybe the bass isn't turned up high enough for me to hear it, but the announcers at least picked up on a solid, long, deep vowel sound that certainly wasn't a welcome message for Gisele's husband.
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Mr. Barr has picked up on the term "spying," invoking it multiple times in recent weeks to describe steps the F.B.I. took to investigate the Trump campaign but stopping short of alleging that the bureau acted improperly.
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As well as attracting criticism from commentators and thousands of Twitter users, the reporter's mistake was picked up on by South African and international media outlets, including Rwanda's The New Times, South Africa's IOL and The Citizen.
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That fix didn't stop a rash of emails on Monday, many from readers who had seen reports in conservative news outlets that had picked up on the blunder and questioned the reporter's understanding of basic Senate rules.
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A few new things we picked up on or were reminded of during the exercise: At one Des Moines precinct tonight, an attendee brought in a concealed bottle of wine, dropped it, and it shattered everywhere pic.twitter.
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The fact, as it turns out, isn't exactly a secret — people first picked up on the Obama beet aversion back in 2009, when beets were omitted from the 55 fruits and vegetables planted in the White House garden.
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Markets also picked up on South Sea tensions after a Chinese warship seized last week a U.S. underwater drone in the South China Sea, which triggered a formal diplomatic protest and a demand for its return last Friday.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese fund managers boosted their suggested equity exposure for the next three months as major indexes pierced key resistance and market sentiment picked up on further signs of an expanding economy, a monthly Reuters poll showed.
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Gisele Bündchen and her husband, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, have two of the most worshipped bodies in the world, so it came as no surprise media outlets picked up on an interview with their personal chef, Allen Campbell.
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Savvy rappers like Young Thug picked up on the trend, utilizing a few sonic country signatures—acoustic guitars, "Yeehaw!" ad-libs—into tracks like "Family Don't Matter" and leaning on a ton of country music mythology and melodies.
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It just so happens that these trends that I picked up on, and was responding to, happened to, in the year since I handed in that book, become much more potent in the minds of many other people.
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Almost Nothing About the 'Apple Harvests Gold From iPhones' Story Is True (by Jason Koebler) Earlier this year, headlines picked up on a viral rumor: Apple recycled $40 million worth of gold last year from from recycled iPhones.
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"For the primary eye tumors, it will either be incidentally picked up on routine eye exam having no symptoms, or more commonly patients have symptoms of a retinal detachment with flashes and floaters or blurry vision," Orloff said.
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Check out this wacky scene from Capitol Hill ... the Congresswoman from California was thanking Bill Taylor and George Kent for their testimonies when several viewers picked up on a shiny, seemingly metal object clearly visible in her 'do.
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He deftly picked up on all my jokes and suggested I was destined for a particular kind of writing and persona—a "midcentury elegance" of the kind that I, in my most secret fantasies, also imagined for myself.
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Various presidential candidates, from Marco Rubio to Rand Paul, Rick Perry and Jeb Bush, picked up on some of these proposals, in the clear hope of leaving the days of "you built that!" and "the 47 percent" behind.
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Similarly, you can tell Alexa to hang up the call, or "drop in" (you appeared blurred out for a few seconds before the video call is picked up) on another Spot or Show's screen, or Alexa phone app.
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After the benches clear and some barely-audible curse words were picked up on the game mic, Padres bench coach Mark McGwire stepped in to have a couple of words with Arenado, in hopes of calming him down.
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Some foods, like citrus and fatty foods, might also have a slight impact—which is likely what shamans picked up on when they created the "dieta," a sugar-free, caffeine-free, alcohol-free diet prescribed before ayahuasca ceremonies.
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Coach Zlatko Dalic, who would scarcely have been recognized in the streets of Zagreb before being handed the reins of the national team when qualification for this tournament was in doubt last year, picked up on it, too.
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In Peterson, they found someone telling them that their grievances are not only justified but, in fact, important: that they have picked up on a secret threat to society writ large, and that they are its first victims.
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But his musical and personal realignment feels more in keeping with how stars are built today: an idiosyncratic creative choice, cultivated in earnest and in private, gets picked up on by a faithful audience, sometimes of many millions.
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We've even picked up on rumors that the senators are trying to get their ducks in a row for an early September rollout of Cassidy-Graham — the very same week that the health committee is holding its stabilization hearings.
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An organizer for the Progressive Youth Alliance said seven members were abducted after staging a pro-Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM) rally in Karachi on Sunday, and another four were picked up on Tuesday after another demonstration, also in Karachi.
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From the Baltimore City Paper:Richard W. Preston, 52 years old, of the 5800 block of Cedonia Avenue, was picked up on a warrant by federal law enforcement on Saturday and deposited in the Baltimore County Detention Center in Towson.
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The last one is particularly novel—car tires wirelessly broadcast a unique number to the car telling it if the pressure in the tires is getting low; his device picked up on that transmission, letting him identify particular cars.
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According to the BBC, the "apparently barefoot and semi-clothed" individual was picked up on home surveillance footage approaching a home in the town of Sunrise Ranch and ringing its doorbell around 3:20am ET on August 26th, 2018.
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In others, Warren has picked up on ideas from experts or even regular voters - her idea to nominate a public school teacher for education secretary, for instance, came from a teacher who spoke to her in a photo line.
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"I don't know if many people picked up on the fact that there have been multiple events in the past couple months where I've worn mismatched earrings," she says (like for her second look at the VMAs, shown above).
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Naturally, I've picked up on a lot of know-how you'd only gain through experience—stuff like when to buy tickets, how to make the most out of a short layover, and how to sleep comfortably with minimal drooling.
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"Tell them how popular my policy is," Trump instructed Scavino, who, according to two people with knowledge of the exchange, proceeded to walk lawmakers through the positive reaction he had picked up on social media about Trump's Syria decision.
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Image: GoogleGoogle Calendar comes packed with a ton of features to make scheduling your life easier and more intuitive, but the app goes way beyond booking company meeting rooms and making sure the kids are picked up on time.
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So that is something that you picked up on, but it's extremely insightful because Dave and I are experiencing, as parents and with our own parents entering their twilight years—we're going through these kind of full-circle moments.
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Compared to land-based monitoring, there's a huge lack of offshore monitoring happening around the world today, and there are likely plenty of offshore events that have taken place since modern records began that scientists haven't picked up on.
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Turnover picked up on Friday after being generally in line with long-term averages in recent sessions - STOXX 600 volume was almost double its 90-day average as investors rushed to position themselves ahead of another critical Brexit week.
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The car crash that killed beloved ex-NBA player Rasual Butler and his wife, Leah LaBelle, was so loud, the audio was picked up on a home surveillance camera about a block and a half away from the incident.
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It played out in a comfortably closed environment: a public endorsement came from Elvis Depressedly's Mat Cothran, local blogs picked up on the kid with the relentless release schedule and unkempt hair, but Giannascoli remained a cult, local songwriter.
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But if you want a good deal on a top-of-the-line TV, Black Friday likely won't provide the prices you have in mind, a trend Wirecutter picked up on around TV pricing for Prime Day as well.
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The Republican president also picked up on a theme from Wednesday night's Democratic presidential debate, in which former Democratic President Barack Obama's legacy came under criticism from some candidates seeking their party's nomination to run against Trump next year.
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He has probably picked up on your use of superlatives to describe your own work and may reach into his bag of tricks to make grand gestures much like the oversized letter he sent you a few weeks ago.
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Today, she "highly recommends" the digital rectal exam that first picked up on her cancer, and also encourages regular pap smears for cervical cancer, the most common HPV-related cancer in women (for men, throat cancers are most common).
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The officials said one of the advisers picked up on the calls was Paul Manafort, who was Trump's campaign chairman for several months last year and had worked as a political consultant in Russia and Ukraine, the Times said.
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