Today, these are diagnosed by a doctor who pores over MRI scans.
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A night owl who sometimes still pores over cases at 3 a.m.
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They're relics from her days as an activist, which she pores over proudly.
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He pores over his schoolwork, which in second grade included mastering multiplication tables.
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She pores over old letters and documents and patiently tracks down family members and schoolmates.
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" Monica asks, aghast, as Rachel pores over the pages of a mailer from the store. "Yeah!
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The FBI gets what it wants, accesses the iPhone 5c, pores over the data — and then what?
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Under fluorescent lights she pores over files and debates with colleagues how to balance the state books.
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One pores over research trying to understand the mounds of theoretical physics required to comprehend their particle.
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Such traces are what Sergio Sandoval de la Peña pores over daily in Mexico City's ballistics lab.
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A board of experts then pores over the records to determine how to bring the works back to life.
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As Grann pores over the evidence, however, he realizes the number was almost certainly higher, perhaps in the hundreds.
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Convinced he is "as good as anyone", he pores over his "new secondhand textbooks" and awaits the desegregation of Tallahassee.
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It all seems like a movie to him as he pores over photos and videos from the past two weeks.
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The show pores over the case of Steven Avery, a Winconsin man convicted in 2005 for the murder of Teresa Halbach.
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Dann pores over Thoreau's journals — filled with graceful observations of the natural world — in search of divine significance and supernatural patterns.
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Attorney Louis R. Hernandez at Kirkland & Ellis in Chicago, IL, blindly reaches for a bag of potato chips as he pores over legal documents.
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The night-flashlight camera look is eerily voyeuristic, almost predatory, and the video pores over the models like an amateur clinically documenting a crime scene.
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Alton has just been introduced to comic books, which he pores over with scholarly intensity as if they were works of reference rather than fantasy.
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The idea is that, while one person plays, another watches from a remote location and simultaneously pores over potential moves on a computerized chess engine.
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Watch closely, and you might sense unease in Mr. Gaines's Gabriel, who pores over the speech he traditionally gives at dinner after doing carving duties.
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Martinez has another way of passing the time in prison: He pores over police reports of his killings, analyzing all the ways the cops slipped up.
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It pores over this training data to figure out, for example, the order of letters and words that might typically show up in a snake name.
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She pores over mystery books, stories about vampires and even a college-level anatomy textbook that her mother is studying to become an X-ray technician.
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In her day job, she pores over medical journals and government data sets for insights into how we treat diseases such as Huntington's, diabetes, and H.I.V./ AIDS .
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Day after day, season after season, Sister Jean pores over box scores of Loyola's upcoming opponents, weighing what she finds against her insider's knowledge of Loyola's players.
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The government's monthly update to the employment situation will dominate investor sentiment on Friday as Wall Street pores over the latest insights into the U.S. job market.
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Sunkara's book pores over details of this tension in the past, including debates between reformists and radicals in places ranging from 19th-century Germany to 20th-century America.
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A paper in this vein published on March 5th pores over a dataset released by New York City's government covering more than 1bn cab rides between 2009 and 2014.
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People familiar with his trading style say he pores over hundreds of pages of bond or loan documents, trying to find tiny details that others in the market might miss.
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Nasser travels to Morocco to visit Abdul Latif Nasir's family, pores over every bit of Wikileaked government paper he can find, and ultimately builds a detailed portrait of his subject.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Facebook Pores Over Its Prize Asset: Faces" (Business Day, July 10): The scariest thing about Facebook's facial recognition technology is that it isn't always accurate.
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In fact, Buffett then usually spends up to 80% of his day reading, as he pores over several newspapers looking for information on companies and industries to inform his business decisions.
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He pores over the evidence and grapples with enigmas, like the ashy crosslike shape where the body was found and a small, tidy animal grave that's been marked with its own cross.
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When used under makeup, its active skincare ingredients help hydrate combination to oily skin, refine its texture, and minimize the appearance of pores over time — but it can be used over makeup, too.
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He pores over the latest battleship or fighter plane made from scratch, as classical music fills the shop and his mother looks on proudly and extols her son in her strong French accent.
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According to Jessica Carbino, Tinder's on-site sociologist who pores over Tinder's data, more people than ever are committing to relationships thanks to the app, which will have its fifth anniversary in September.
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When you're looking for viruses on your computer, the typical scanner pores over your hard drive for malicious files, programs or bits of code, examining each item to make sure there's nothing out of the ordinary.
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The Jessica James character, who daydreams about violent ends for her ex (Lakeith Stanfield), pores over online dating sites and contemplates a new suitor (Chris O'Dowd), is not meant as a stand-in for Ms. Williams.
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On his days off, he pores over medical journals for hours, breaking in the afternoon for a mountain-biking venture with his son – a hobby Mr. Peddada says his wife and daughter are too smart to pursue.
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And sitting powerless, while Mueller indicts people in his outer circle, pores over his financial records and looms ever closer to the Oval Office by the week is a scenario that is clearly driving Trump to distraction.
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Once considered a player who opted to pass first and shoot second, Kane pores over video clips seeking out ways to put shots on goal and from angles his competitive contemporaries would find difficult, if not impossible.
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Semantic Scholar pores over a corpus of 40 million citations in computer science and biomedicine, and extracts the tables and charts as well as using machine learning to infer meaningful cites as "highly influential citations," a new metric.
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"The sixties had been named and written about," she thinks as she pores over old magazines at the library, trying to get a glimpse of what the era might have felt like before it was sealed in history.
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One pores over his Op-Eds in The New York Times savoring his insouciant bons mots, which encompass everything from India-Pakistan warmongering ("Schoolyard brawls have a more nuanced buildup") to yoga instructors ("Drill sergeants trapped in poets' bodies").
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He toils at a standing desk, listening to classic rock as he pores over budget documents, plots out the administration's agenda for overhauling the tax code and health care system and plans for a fight over the debt ceiling.
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But as Westminster gets to grips with the Brexit process, and the media pores over the ramifications of parliamentary votes on proposed amendments to the deal, most of us are utterly bored of the Brexit drama just as the story's getting interesting.
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Clinton pores over this voluminous research with her debate team, most recently for several hours on Friday, and her aides continue searching for someone who can rattle her as a Trump stand-in during mock debates, Mr. Trump is taking the opposite tack.
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Raised on the Gershwin and Porter tunes her father loves, she pores over pulpy show-biz biographies of Fred Astaire "like a Victorian lady reading her psalms" and studies with a scholar's intensity the classic M-G-M musicals she finds on VHS.
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The company's AI software pores over images coming in roughly every few minutes from two different US government weather satellites, in search of any changes — the presence of smoke, a shift in thermal infrared data showing hot spots — that could indicate a fire has ignited.
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He breaks the book down into sections that inevitably overlap: sex, self, virtue and sin, race and politics, Prince's relationship with his fans, his battles with the industry, his name, the significance of purple; he pores over Prince's life and art, sometimes separately, sometimes as one.
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There are several scenes where Schaub — who will remind some viewers of the characters in Fargo because of her stern sweetness — pores over microfilm in her local library's archives and examines the contents of folders full of Freedom of Information Act requests (which she requested) and other important documents.
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A mock newspaper page includes a Knipl comic and the illustrated vintage ads that line the book's cover interiors — a fresh addition that complements the original strips, in which Katchor's photographer pores over headlines at a luncheonette and brushes past neat piles of paperweight-ed broadsheets at corner newsstands.
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Say you have two collections: a bunch of real pictures, and a bunch of made-up representations from a particular AI. The algorithm pores over them, building up what Moore calls "a dictionary of visual elements," namely what the fictional pics have in common with each other and what the nonfictional shots uniquely share.
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Even in the service of this exegesis, as one pores over his own words to determine his trajectory as a man, it is difficult to shake the preexisting image of Sanders with which the nation was first confronted: florid; white-haired; bespectacled; and raising his finger high into the maw of a debate-stage klieg light, making his points about billionaires yet again.
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A new criminal organization in the upcoming book Nightshade. They were first mentioned at the end of Never Say Die when Mrs Jones pores over a file marked "Nightshade" concerning a missing child who eventually resurfaced as a teenage assassin, and resolves to get Alex assigned to this new situation.
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Jake's son T.V. finds an old diary, which revives a decades-old mystery surrounding the writer of the book. T.V. soon pores over the scrawling of the writer, whose initials are B.P. The more and more T.V. reads, however, the more obsessed he becomes, to the point where he soon begins to experience everything that the diary's author wrote about. Eventually, with the help of Jake, T.V. is able to discover that the diary belonged to Nurse Poundcake when she was younger.
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Homer watches as the bus flies off a cliff into a lake, where it explodes and is covered by a rockslide. The Simpsons hold a funeral for Mona and pay their respects, but the coffin (filled with last week's garbage) suddenly slides away and into a forest. Later at night, Homer pores over newspaper headlines and finds an article in which the first letter of each row spells out "IMOK" over the front and back side of the page. Taking this to be another message from his mother that she is still alive, he goes to sleep.
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This survivor portrays himself as Yoo. Noh reports to his superior on the phone, who wants him to bring Yoo back, despite his objections as the investigation has not been completed yet and will be forced to end once the clean up crew arrives in the morning. Noh refuses to listen anymore to his superior and ends the call. He then goes off to look for Yoo at the canteen, only to find he’s not there. Noh reads Kang’s personal records that he was a troublemaker, but he thinks that Kang doesn’t look like one who would go insane and embark on a killing spree. He pores over Yoo’s journal.
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The Grimaldi brothers themselves give chase in the Midnight Flier, and soon begin to close the gap between them and the coach: desperately, Alex fills a thermos flask with diesel fuel from the coach's leaking tank and hurls it down the locomotive's smokestack, where it lodges in the boiler and blows up, destroying the locomotive and killing the Grimaldis, along with their henchmen, Skunk and Frankie Stallone. For his rescue of the children, Alex receives a five million pound reward from their parents, which MI6 arrange to be paid directly to Jack as Alex cannot accept it due to his unofficial role in MI6. Alex and Jack return to their old lives, with Mrs Jones assuring Alex that she will let him choose if he wants to accept her next mission. However, she later pores over a file marked "Nightshade" concerning a missing child who eventually resurfaced as a teenage assassin, and resolves to get Alex assigned to this new situation.
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