The Commission responded by querying the legitimacy of the tribunal.
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It also did not involve the retention and querying of incidentally collected communications.
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Multiple messages to the seller querying where my delivery has gone have gone unanswered.
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Many come from Instagram, others from querying the APIs offered publicly by Flickr and Twitpic.
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Mr Ross's stated justification for querying citizenship, the lower courts found, was just a pretext.
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Others that are launching bots for querying their apps include AdobeSign, Kronos, Smartsheet and Workday.
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Election-watchers querying when to pay attention to the 2020 race have to solve three puzzles.
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It will be querying enthusiasts who are users of the "futurology" subreddit for this next AMA.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A gallery goer was querying a staffer about a painting.
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"Even on disk, you're typically querying data from the same time interval — maybe yesterday's data," Kulkarni said.
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For now, it's querying certain well-known people to get info it can't find via social media.
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All my filling is done manually by querying databases using strings of known and unknown letter patterns.
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Those events formed the backdrop to the fight over the new rules for querying the surveillance repository.
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The audience, visibly adoring every moment of the show, was not querying plot points or their delivery.
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The drones within that address region send their replies back to the geographic address of the querying drone.
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"There is a dialogue that's happening rather than a querying," Breeden told lawmakers in response to the report.
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Singaporeans searching for information about Clinton's FBI probe are also querying the Dow Jones and the price of Groupon shares.
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By identifying and querying our reasons for sharing certain information in a certain context, we may make more mindful choices.
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You also can enable encryption at rest and in flight, integrated alerting, SQL querying just like you were already doing.
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The Aiden conversational assistant aims to make querying for key performance metrics as easy as checking the weather on Amazon Alexa.
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Why bother with a text-based one time password if a service can verify you're you by querying your mobile provider?
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Bixby can do a smattering of a few other things, like setting reminders based on your location, querying Wolfram Alpha, and more.
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The company's affordable, compact speaker is perfect for querying Google Assistant, but lacks oomph and depth when it comes to playing music.
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Datasploit is a command-line tool that runs many tasks, such as hunting company emails or querying Wikileaks' databases in quick succession.
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Facebook also built Hive, a way of querying Hadoop data, and Presto, a tool to analyze as much as 3603 petabyte data live.
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It also has to take into account the access-level security, only displaying content that the person querying has the right to access.
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Some people will tell you we should put it all on a blockchain, decentralizing the system and querying discrete pieces of information as needed.
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The bot works by querying the Twitter API for the tweet data, and then retrieves the media URL along with a few other fallbacks.
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But if your concern instead is the future of the company (still by far the electric car industry leader), you should be querying differently.
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Spangenberg says Uber did not take the necessary precautions to prevent employees from snooping on their ex-girlfriends or querying the accounts of celebrities.
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The heads of Britain's work and pensions and business committees wrote a joint letter to Lloyds querying whether the level of awards were fair.
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In the 1960s, Soviet officials skulked around Capitol Hill, querying offices on a variety of issues including the dynamics of the civil rights movement.
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Her work wasn't right up his alley—it was a bit too academic and sexual—but there was no querying its intelligence and carefulness.
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I gave it a whirl, slightly expecting it to be a more immediate version of pre-web NYPL querying restricted only to Sweden-related things.
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Then there are far more than that number in products that it recognizes by reading the text of the item and querying the Amazon database.
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Vice President Mike Pence accused the organization of being "unwilling to protect the inter-American Democratic Charter" rather than querying his administration's own diplomatic shortcomings.
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Specificity doesn't help much: SQL is a set of statements for manipulating and querying a certain category of database known as a relational database. Hrm.
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With the rise of voice-based computing, features like asking for songs with verbal commands or querying databases of lyrics by voice are now expected features.
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According to the Times, the change came about last year after the NSA discovered analysts querying databases in violation of court guidelines set forth in 2011.
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The probe into the firm has led to prosecutors querying its former employees and banks that handled its business dealings, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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To reduce the querying time, the goal should be to minimize IO time by reducing the number of records read each time to answer a query.
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A singer and electronic musician born Nika Roza Danilova, she performed over stout but muted beats, her voice almost operatic, but also querying and non-definitive.
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Jurors ended their second day of deliberations on Tuesday afternoon without reaching a verdict, and without querying the judge about any further evidence or legal issues.
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This never looked like a mass market as we suggested at the time, querying Unsworth on how sizable a market she envisaged for these high end trinkets.
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Euro zone debt has been hurt in particular by several European Central Bank officials querying recently whether the ECB's asset-purchase scheme needs to continue beyond September.
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In varying parts philosophical action-adventure, travelogue, family drama, war chronicle and psychological puzzler, it is suffused with the ever-querying perspective of its haunted central character.
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Starting later this year, owners of Amazon Echos and other Alexa-powered devices will be able to say: "Alexa, open Cortana" to start querying Microsoft's voice assistant.
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Facebook's GraphQL gets its own open-source foundation GraphQL, a language for querying databases created by Facebook in 2012, is being spun out into an open-source foundation,.
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As CEO and co-founder Brian Platz explains, the database combines blockchain and graph database technologies to offer a new way of thinking about storing and querying data.
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A Georgia lawmaker has angered LGBT groups by querying whether people diagnosed with HIV should be quarantined from the public to stop the spread of the disease. Rep.
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Castigated by Mrs Clinton, in response to his querying of the election's legitimacy, for his lifelong habit of crying foul when he loses, he made himself look ridiculous.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray crafted the bridge story to show why his agents shouldn&apost have to get a warrant before querying foreign intelligence information legally gathered overseas.
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Zhang took two questions, one on coordination between the commission and prosecutors and the other querying if the reforms had drawn on the experiences of similar systems overseas.
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Presidential transitions: Why they can be a risky time The President-elect responded to media reports querying what appears to be a random call sheet for foreign leaders.
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The "Play Media" intent boasts full HomePod support as well but you still have to set up the shortcut on your iPhone before querying Siri on HomePod directly.
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This track has two musical sections: a querying refrain, with a tweaked blues melody that lodges quizzically between major and minor, and a skating section of crisp swing.
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To that end, they conducted daily surveys of 94 undergraduate students at Purdue University, querying them about any slips, trips, or falls occurring within the previous 24 period.
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The smaller and customizable smart home hub device will use voice controls powered by Google Assistant to control connected smart home devices and leverage Google search for powerful querying.
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Castigated by Mrs Clinton, in response to his querying of the election's legitimacy and for his lifelong habit of crying foul when he loses, he made himself look ridiculous.
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I came across this news while querying headphone companies about the rising tide of wireless headphone models, whose foamy crest was apparent for all to see at CES 2018.
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The product they were looking at is a database querying framework, called Diffix — jointly developed by a German startup called Aircloak and the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems.
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As my methods for finding answers are done manually, I rely on querying strings of known and unknown letters using puzzle and word databases like XWord Info and OneLook.
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Earlier this week, for example, MEP Sophie in't Veld wrote to Breton asking for more information on the data grab — including querying exactly how the data will be anonymized.
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After Mr. Barr's original tenure, the D.E.A. eventually came to share its massive databases with other law-enforcement agencies for querying about matters that did not involve drug cases.
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In the 1890s, journalists covering the president were forced to stand vigil outside the White House fence, querying visitors for scraps of information and appealing for audiences with presidential aides.
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As the size and complexity of the data sets used in cancer research grows, it will be important to develop new data structures for representing and querying millions of cancer genomes.
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People can submit and vote on questions (voting doesn't close until Sunday morning), and moderators Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz will draw from those questions in their querying of the candidates.
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"Querying a multi-petabyte collection of both goodware and malware confirmed that this code is only shared by Flowershop and Stuxshop samples," the researchers write in a paper they're releasing today.
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Invoking the language of Fourth Amendment privacy rights, he noted that the information in the internet repository was seized without a warrant, and said querying the database amounts to a search.
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The problem is that the API doesn't check who's querying it, allowing anyone to pull data from it, and send commands to the car as if they were the real owners.
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It's a little like Mint, but in your SMS Querying your banking data from a startup you've never heard of sounds perilous, but Kasisto does at least have some good bona fides.
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"Theme for Jimmy Greene" — written for the saxophonist, who lost a young daughter in the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre — starts with a couple of querying minor chords from the pianist Yonathan Avishai.
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And it's a shift led by our tech habits: "A generation has been raised querying Google," Mr. Kaplan said, and now there's an assumption that a museum should be as easily searchable.
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Men commit the vast majority of crimes in the US. So it's worth querying Moffitt's taxonomy to see if it offers any order to that chaos, even if it wasn't built for it.
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In what amounts to a very clever brute force attack, a group of researchers has figured out how to find credit card information – including expiration dates and CVV numbers – by querying ecommerce sites.
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One where we're not just querying our Assistant for help with various tasks, or to learn the day's news and weather, but one where the phone's assistant is helping with real-world problems.
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The next year, overseers suggested NSA require analysts to say whether they thought they were querying on a US person while doing upstream searches to eliminate another of the excuses for the problem.
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Their utility comes in organization, and organization requires doing things to actual data: sorting, querying, and generally making sense of complex relationships among many different data entities storing many different sorts of data.
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The new film details the case of three Syrian refugee mothers talking about the hardship of life in Syria and querying why any women would take their family to live in a conflict zone.
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Qubits will endow quantum computers with the ability to do certain tasks—such as querying a database, factoring large prime numbers, or creating complex scientific models—far more efficiently and accurately than a supercomputer.
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At its core, GraphQL is basically a language for querying databases from client-side applications and a set of specifications for how the API on the backend should present this data to the client.
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Woodford, Olympus's first foreign chief executive, was fired two weeks into the job in 264 after persistently querying unexplained payments worth around $21 billion and demanding the resignation of its former chairman and vice president.
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It's just Alexa integration for now, so Google Assistant or HomeKit users will have to wait, but for those in the Amazon ecosystem, you'll be able to swipe through artwork by querying your Echo product.
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" READ: Everything you need to know about the hidden ways Facebook ads target you "In particular, the Irish DPC is querying the technology around facial recognition and whether Facebook needs to scan all faces — i.e.
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The GOP attorney also repeatedly invoked Hunter Biden and his role with Burisma, the Ukrainian energy firm, querying the diplomats on whether the former vice president's son was qualified to serve on the company's board.
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Speaking at a news conference in Rome alongside Italian Economy Minister Giovanni Tria, Moscovici said a letter sent by the Commission querying the 2019 budget was only the start of what could be a long process.
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Gold is becoming more attractive as a freestanding asset not issued by any government or state, at a time when asset managers are querying whether yields are sufficient to cover country risk, the OMFIF report found.
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This biannual poll, which asks thousands of Americans their views on issues, personalities and voting intentions, has been querying the same people going back to 215 (in the polling world, this is known as a longitudinal survey).
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WARSAW, March 3 (Reuters) - The European Commission is querying an asset tax Poland imposed on its biggest lenders in February to check whether it is consistent with EU competition law, Rzeczpospolita daily reported on Thursday, quoting unnamed sources.
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Expect to get to grips with NoSQL, master data modeling, ingestion, querying, sharding, and data replication, and get familiarized with advanced concepts like Core Java 8 and Java EE, Hibernate and Spring frameworks, JDBC architecture, JUnite, and SOA.
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Although one official initially suggested that the more recent problem was that analysts had improperly searched that special database, a senior intelligence official clarified that the problem instead stemmed from querying for Americans' information in upstream data generally.
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This tech not only alerts the driver if they pass a vehicle that has been marked for repossession by querying DRN's database, but also constantly photographs any cars it passes and adds those photos to the database itself.
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In fact after the news broke on Tuesday that the central bank was querying banks on demand for two-week reverse repurchase agreements (repos), the benchmark seven-day repo rate notched its highest close since January at 3.24 percent.
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On July 3rd academics published a critical assessment of Scotland Yard's pilots of automatic facial-recognition technology, querying their legal basis and casting doubt on whether people caught on camera could be said to have given their informed consent.
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It will be even easier to get lost in these technologies, abandoning real life for a virtual one, or use them as substitutes for human interaction, querying an eye-piece for directions or recommendations instead of asking a local.
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Woodford, who joined KeyMed as a 13-year-old salesman in 1981 and rose through the ranks to become Olympus's first foreign chief executive in 2011, was fired two weeks into the top job after persistently querying unexplained payments.
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Woodford, who joined KeyMed as a 20-year-old salesman in 1981 and rose through the ranks to become Olympus's first foreign chief executive in 2011, was fired two weeks into the top job after persistently querying unexplained payments.
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The People's Bank of China's (PBOC) Shanghai branch has sent banks a notice querying the amount of mortgage loans granted after the municipal government rolled out cooling measures one month ago, the people knowledgeable about it said on Thursday.
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Rockset, a startup that came out of stealth today, announced $21.5M in previous funding and the launch of its new data platform that is designed to simplify much of the processing to get to querying and application building faster.
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After Lundblad's remarks, Cooper then pointed out that the same video still remains online on Facebook and Twitter — querying why all threee companies haven't been sharing data about this type of proscribed content, despite their previously announced counterterrorism data-sharing partnership.
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Three Democratic sources with knowledge of Steyer's poll said the retired hedge fund manager's political team is querying whether California voters know Steyer, and whether they are leery of electing someone with no political experience to the state's highest office.
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It walks employees through the essentials of getting hired by a bankrupt client, querying "all partners" and "all firm members" about possible conflicts, submitting bills for court approval, and tracking expenses (meals while traveling are reimbursable, minibar expenses are not).
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Rather than querying the general counsel — a move that might broadcast that you're framing this question in confrontational, legal terms — you might want to talk to your manager or perhaps human resources, and approach the issue a little more subtly.
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Few vocalists have as distinctive a sound as Parlato, whose sibilant, sighing soprano and querying, half-spoken inflection — influenced by Brazilian bossa nova, folk and romantic crooners past — have made her one of the most immediately recognizable figures in jazz.
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Over the following days, the central bank sent banks a series of other notices, querying their demand for 28-day loans CN1MRP=CFXS and lowering the rate on that tenor as an incentive for banks to switch over from shorter-term borrowing.
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Shareholders questioned the airlines' dealings with other HNA firms, including querying the prices paid to lease planes from affiliates as well as the cost of materials bought from them, the sources said, declining to be identified as the information was not public.
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During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing yesterday, senators questioned national security officials and civil liberties advocates about whether Section 702 should be modified to require NSA and FBI analysts to obtain a warrant before querying their massive databases for information about Americans.
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Video: YouTube, ThamesTV Watching the first user labor to dial the seven digits to make the connection should make us all grateful that nowadays you can initiate a link to the Internet via something as simple as a voice command when querying Siri or Alexa.
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In another previously classified opinion made public Tuesday, Judge Hogan, in a ruling issued late last year, approved the first querying of a newly created system for analyzing links between callers in search of hidden associates of a suspect in a national security case.
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Although it turned out her browser history wasn't in the data set, by querying the data for her company's login page Eckert discovered that a number of her colleagues were in the data by matching the unique login IDs from the company's page to the individuals.
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Gif: Google Gif: Google There's also a natural language querying interface in the Explore pane, so you can ask questions in plain English (or your language of choice eventually; it currently only supports English) and the applications can find the data in the pivot table for you.
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It's a common experience, when you watch Burns's films, to become aware of your own quiet querying, even as the storytelling machine rolls forward: Did we just see the thing being mentioned—the hill in the Central Highlands of South Vietnam, the country singer's home—or not?
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The moment was all the more poignant because it involved a white man in his 60s querying a young black woman who was overcome with emotion as she looked on at what was, in a sense, a symbol of our nation's tortured history of race relations.
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The investigation has revealed that the flight crew of the Air Canada flight informed the NTSB that there was confusion over the runway configuration and landing lights at SFO, and the crew can even be heard querying the control tower to ensure that they were cleared to land.
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The tech giant was dealt a major shock by London's transport regulator in 2017, when TfL denied it a licence renewal — citing concerns over Uber's approach to passenger safety and corporate governance, including querying its explanation for using proprietary software that could be used to evade regulatory oversight.
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" A talk show regular in the late 70s and 80s, watching footage of Laura from this period is like disappearing down a digital rabbit hole—people make no attempt at hiding their misogyny, with one phone-in viewer querying: "Listening to your guest here... What is her qualifications?
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Pointing to questions in many countries over Washington's role as the global economic leader, Juncker may also say the euro should be better promoted as a world currency, querying why EU energy imports, for example, are mostly priced in dollars when almost none of them come from the United States.
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When I visited the gallery and spoke to Duroseau about the show, querying the many material things I saw that invoked corporeality — particularly the mannequins that looked like they had gone through a process of "negrofication" such as "A Woman is Still a Woman, If She's a Woman" (2017) — she addressed this contradistinction.
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The Times Frank Field, who heads the House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee, has written to the head of the Pension Protection Fund, the industry-funded lifeboat, querying a 22 million pound ($23 million) secured loan note granted to the fund by Greybull Capital, the private equity owner of collapsed airline Monarch. bit.
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Psychologists and researchers at Stockholm University, the Institute for Futures Studies and the University of South Carolina analyzed multiple data sources, querying more than 57,000 people in Europe and the United States about their behaviors and attitudes in order to gauge an individual's "prosociality," or how interested and invested they were in another's well-being and success.
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Reuters reports that the FCA statement follows a letter sent to it from the chair of the UK's House of Commons' Treasury Committee asking if Equifax violated terms of its license to operate in the UK, and querying whether the regulator has the power to compel it to provide compensation to UK consumers impacted by the breach.
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Incisive questions from the committee today included sceptical scrutiny of Facebook's claims and aims for a self-styled 'Content Oversight Board' it has said will launch next year — with one Irish legislator querying how the mechanism could possibly be independent of Facebook , as well as wondering how a retrospective appeals body could prevent content-driven harms.
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Coventry's brooding narrative, in varying parts philosophical action-adventure, travelogue, family drama, war chronicle and psychological puzzler, is suffused with the ever-querying perspective of its haunted central character, who, for reasons that don't cohere till the book's final chapters, appropriates his older brother's experiences as a pilot spared by injury and illness from the massacre at Gallipoli.
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Her paintings aren't so much depictions of nature as they are charged and complex encounters with specific sites that, for whatever reasons, are deeply meaningful to her, and she sometimes returns to those sites to make new, slightly different paintings, studying the sites again, querying them, trying to discover a bit more of their mute secrets.
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"...specifically designated officials must document the purpose of the collection activity, how the data was acquired, what steps were taken to limit the collection to the smallest subset containing the information necessary to achieve the purpose of the collection, and further determine how sensitive the acquired data is so that appropriate controls regarding access, querying, and retention may be imposed," the guidelines say.
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And yet the way Trump phrases this question to Clinton at each debate, as if he's baffled that she didn't unilaterally end the free ride he received, as if he doesn't understand how the legislative branch works, is essentially couched in the same language that he would use on The Apprentice when querying a member of the team that had lost that week's challenge.
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Ultimately, the FBI agreed to amend the querying process, requiring the agency to justify in writing why it is looking into any person in the U.S. For years, civil liberties advocates have argued that the law at the center of the dispute – Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) — violates constitutional rights as it allows the government to collect data on Americans without a warrant.
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Now, they're putting their house on the market even sooner, in the hopes that they can catch buyers before they have second thoughts; querying their builder about disrupted supply chains while considering what to do about the next deposit that is due on that place; considering whether they ought to just call a halt to both buying and selling; eyeing the markets with growing concern; and close to canceling their Texas plans.
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