After AlphStar watched those replays, DeepMind added 16,000 more replays from games with players at even higher MMRs.
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WORLD CUP WILL HAVE VIDEO REPLAYS FIFA has confirmed that video replays will be used at the World Cup for the first time in 22.
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Television replays appeared to show that Muirhead had let go in plenty of time and had not "double-touched" but the sport's rules do not allow for the use of replays.
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VAR replays are not shown on big screens inside the stadium though "normal" replays were, some of which clearly seemed to indicate to the Cameroon players that they were being treated unjustly.
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I learned Beyonce GIFs are the only replays worth seeing.
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And something she said that morning replays in my head.
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Did I watch 3 hours of replays to find this?
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Television replays showed Proud appearing to move on the blocks.
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AlphaStar has only learned from human replays and playing itself.
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He replays this image over and over in his head.
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Fans in the arena and at home see replays, too.
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It's the first of five "MNF" replays at 8 p.m.
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But he replays matches, looks at them, works it out.
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What track are they guaranteed to give the most replays?
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It started by making the AI "watch" 971,000 StarCraft II replays.
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Here are the deets: You can also watch clips, replays, etc.
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The final rose ceremony replays what happened at the group date.
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Shonibare replays the scene—slowing it down, changing perspectives, zooming in.
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Then the tape replays… That's the one, that's the one, oi.
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That means announcers, sideline reporters, multiple camera angles, replays and graphics.
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However, replays showed he was offside when the kick was taken.
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It's a moment he replays in his head again and again.
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Replays appeared to show Pillar yelling the slur toward the mound.
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Now Larson replays the abuse in her head, again and again.
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Most notable was the change in handling officiating of video replays.
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Replays showed, however, that the 49ers appeared to commit pass interference.
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The 1964 film replays this racial panic in a farcical key.
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Replays on the enormous video board sent Hurley into a frenzy.
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Disclosure. What track are they guaranteed to give the most replays?
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Replays showed Maradona used his left fist, not his head, to score.
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Most live football coverage is replays, people standing around, and men talking.
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Of course, NBC will be airing replays aplenty throughout the two weeks.
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The VARs are accompanied by a technician who helps bring up replays.
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Television replays appeared to show that Wolters's bat never touched the ball.
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Play continued, although replays showed that Chisenhall had fouled off the pitch.
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Afterward, she returned to her hotel room and watched replays all night.
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Pelosi said she "lost sleep" Wednesday night watching replays of Barr's testimony.
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With every mass shooting in America, a somber scene replays itself here.
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New FIFA President Gianni Infantino is interested in refs using instant replays.
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Replays of all ten matches will be available on the DeepMind website.
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But replays showed Lewis's backside had hit the ground at the 19.
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But video replays later showed that she had not committed a foul.
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The incident paved the way for using video replays in the sport.
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The brief action, the slow-motion replays, three or four replays of an ordinary run or pass or punt, different camera angles, and he joined the conversation at the table and ate his pancakes and kept on watching.
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That's because Facebook is now releasing an enormous AI-training data set, consisting of over 65,000 StarCraft replays broken into 1.5 billion frames, equaling 365GB of data, the largest set of StarCraft replays yet by a factor of ten.
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For now, it's rolling out to some users on Live video replays only.
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Replays indicated that Peraza's drive would have been a tough catch for anyone.
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When watching replays, Trump will interject commentary, reveling in his most controversial lines.
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Ms. Middleton, 38, still replays that moment over and over and over again.
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But it's worth noting that replays appear to show the goal clearly offside.
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People had read his tweets, seen his bullying, watched replays of his cruelty.
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It replays over and over, and you never forget a detail of it.
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Television replays seemed to show Tiger's right foot slipping slightly on his downswing.
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And the last chapter of the novel replays that idea a little bit.
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Television replays appeared to show that Murray never had control of the puck.
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Over and over, she replays this scene, sometimes emphasizing absurdity, other times pathos.
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Replays showed the Harry had not stepped out of bounds and did score.
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Rojas was ruled out, and replays upheld the play despite a Marlins challenge.
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Replays showed him slowing down about halfway down the line to first base.
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Slow-motion replays were inconclusive as to whether Mr Williams knocked the ball forwards.
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While replays have reversed a few bad decisions, the outcome has been largely disappointing.
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It's a curated experience that showcases live video, replays, video clips, and content collections.
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Replays showed that the ball went outside the foul pole, so the call stood.
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Teams can now automatically generate captions and provide time-coded transcripts for the replays.
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Replays of the call will be available on the website for a limited time.
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It has sold extra features, like photo filters and replays, for a small fee.
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Blizzard is baking in support for campaign cloud saves, keybindings, custom maps, and replays.
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The demo only features the first episode, but it's satisfying enough for multiple replays.
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Replays seemed to indicate Wolters missed the ball, but Torres said he fouled it.
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Nolan isn't a typical sports analyst who shares breaking news and meticulously scrutinizes replays.
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Again replays showed that he had apparently kept his hands down through the play.
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Pelosi said Thursday that she "lost sleep" Wednesday night watching replays of Barr's testimony.
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Instagram will even notify you if someone takes a screenshot or replays your message.
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You probably saw the moment on television, or one of its many replays online.
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Finally we'll see who's approach wins: Twitter and Periscope with a separate app and replays that can only be watched for 24 hours, or Facebook Live with its feature integrated into the popular social network and allowing replays to live on permanently.
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But the goal was disallowed for goaltender interference when replays showed Chaput touched Murray's pad.
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But replays do show that some of the sand moved as she readied her club.
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Because of this, AlphaStar was watching replays from the top 22% of StarCraft II players.
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Hulu is no longer just that place you go for next-day TV show replays.
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Twitter's Periscope originally only allowed replays for only 24 hours before making them permanently savable.
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Background: Over the years I've seen everything from 360-degree replays to Facebook Messenger bots.
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The game I worked on had no way to search through or for specific replays.
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You can now permanently save replays of your broadcasts by including #Save in their title.
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You can find all major TV channels, stream live content and watch replays for free.
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It then replays earlier scenes, showing how the eventual gunman displayed signs of violent behavior.
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A key fob sends an "unlock" signal, a device captures that signal and replays it.
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Replays appeared to show Canucks defenseman Alex Edler kicked the puck into his own net.
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After the drive, an adaptive laser projector replays the journey while the vehicle is parked.
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Referees huddle at the side wearing headphones and watching monitors, playing and replaying the replays.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Ana Helfer replays the day over and over in her mind.
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Replays are available for Easterners loathe to stay up late to watch West Coast games.
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A culture war over immigration replays the racialized debate that dominated the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Let's end this week, and one of the last Replays of 2019, with something fun.
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Watching replays of the goal, you marvel above all at the audacity of Messi's idea.
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Though super-slow-motion replays appeared to show the ball hitting the knob of Chisenhall's bat, the Yankees chose not to have the play reviewed because, Girardi said, those replays were not available to Weber until after the 30-second review period had expired.
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Replays showed there was contact and suggested a foul could have been called on Mississippi State.
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Since then, the tweet has racked up tens of thousands of likes and even more replays.
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In the Dylan Brady-produced track's video, which we're premiering today, Grant replays the whole experience.
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Also, Twitter for me is one of the best replays of what action is actually happening.
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Replays were not available, and the game was not broadcast live on television or streamed online.
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Despite the benefit of slow-motion replays, the system has still produced a handful of mistakes.
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It's not as riveting as the court, but cool nonetheless, especially when it replays and reverses.
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NFL Game Pass is more limited, but does include full replays of games after they air.
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Live-ish Speaking of Post-live replays, "Live" has always been a bit of a construct.
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Permanent replays are still optional if you want to shoot something disposable and off the cuff.
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Whenever the ball rolled out of play or the ref blew his whistle, he checked replays.
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What the two camps agreed on was that replays might slow the speed of the game.
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The new offering will include unlimited skips and replays as well as an offline listening option.
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You didn't have commercial breaks, you didn't have replays, I think the half took 20 minutes.
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The neural network learned first by being fed replays of human games, diamond level and above.
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The most critical part of the illustrious 1.0 version, however, is the inclusion of match replays.
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Views, replays, and screenshots are noted in the thread so you can tell who's seen what.
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Video replays showed that Mkhitaryan might have been offside, but the goal was allowed to stand.
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You can watch full replays of every game after they air, but only after they air.
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Replays proved they were correct, and the N.H.L. later acknowledged the referees had made a mistake.
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For officiating replays, the referee no longer would go under a hood to watch a play.
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Machine replays of vapor behaviors show exposure varies over a wide range for any given product.
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These kids want to see replays of Shaq, who's seven feet tall, flying into the stands.
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The call stood, despite replays appearing to show that Cotchery's hand, not the ball, touched the ground.
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You might miss those paid replays because Snapchat's latest feature will make you do a double-take.
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The call of no goal stood because replays couldn't show if the puck ever crossed the line.
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However, harder missions and more difficult replays of already completed missions will cost more stamina to initiate.
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The chipmaker has been showing the technology in commercials, but the best advertisement is the replays themselves.
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Memories will fundamentally change how Snapchat is used, unlike replays or fun and addictive features like filters.
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Just as the camera pans over her bare breasts, the gif glitches and replays from the beginning.
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The feature pulls key moments from the videos in your feeds and replays to generate quick teasers.
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Blizzard will also release replays from StarCraft II games to give AIs a dataset to learn from.
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While Periscope started with a 24 hour expiration date, it eventually allowed permanent replays like Facebook Live.
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IFAB representatives say the replays reviewed by sideline doctors should be used for exclusively health-related reasons.
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Replays showed that Lagares appeared to have stayed in the baseline, but the call was not reviewable.
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Live chat replays will show up beside the video and play back in sync while you're watching.
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After countless replays, no one could verify whether Casemiro made contact or Schürrle simply lost his footing.
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The stadium has instant replays in high definition on the scoreboard, a rare amenity for independent baseball.
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In the pop-up window, choose the caption mode you prefer: On, off, or only during replays.
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To emphasize the achievement, Boston Dynamics replays the move in slow motion twice in the YouTube video.
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I had never seen that many people in one place, with the exception of Live Aid replays.
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Toquinho claimed he was punched in the back of the head, but the replays would suggest otherwise.
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Just last month, he sprained his ankle, with replays showing it turning nearly perpendicular on the court.
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Replays of the goal, shown on television, suggested Agüero might have been offside in the build-up.
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Iran takes exception, accusing him of "simulation," and indeed replays do not show any obvious facial contact.
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In total, Krause watched approximately 30 hours of the show, not counting replays, which he also viewed.
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The goal was originally credited to Nate Thompson, although replays showed that Thompson never touched the puck.
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It gave us replays and extended timeouts, pushed World Series games into prime time, scrambled conference affiliations.
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Just don't do it while they're DJing... What track are they guaranteed to give the most replays?
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As of today's update, every snap can be replayed once, but you can no longer buy extra replays.
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But replays showed that Nordqvist had grounded her club in a fairway bunker on the second playoff hole.
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Roddick repeatedly ridiculed the lineswoman who called the fault, even though replays showed he did cross the line.
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The company's own UFC Fight Pass will continue to stream prelims along with offering replays of old events.
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Replays showed contact between thumb and the mask, though Taylor did not seem to grab hold of it.
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Twitter did not have access to live match footage, but it did show match replays and live analysis.
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The company actually broke from the ephemeral model three years ago, when it started selling replays for $1.
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Half of them were needlessly lengthy replays for goals that looked completely legal to everybody in the stadium.
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The Plus subscription lets users listen to personalized radio without ads, and gets them extra skips and replays.
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Other ads attached to that video, on subsequent replays, included a pre-roll from job-hunting site Monster.
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A shockingly high proportion of arguments about society and public policy these days replays the same Enlightenment moves.
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Here's the moment if your mind needs refreshing: Did I watch 3 hours of replays to find this?
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Mika Zibanejad's goal against the Capitals on Sunday was overturned when replays showed teammate Ryan McDonagh was offside.
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Wolters swung at a pitch from Verrett in the dirt that replays indicated might have been strike three.
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The software takes the 3D data from the game and allows streamers to call up multi-angle replays.
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Some of Fox's existing talk shows will be repurposed on the platform, yes, but only as audio replays.
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There are original series, talk shows with analysis, replays of big fights, and live streams of press conferences.
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"Some people button through the replays, some people want to let the entire presentation package breathe," he said.
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She invites him to coffee and he replays her message over and over while drooling over her photos.
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As the replays rolled, the announcer praised not just the quickness but also the power of Oxlade-Chamberlain.
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During most men's basketball games, he is out in the broadcast truck doing replays or calling the game.
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He grabs a bowl of corn chips and tucks himself into his office to dissect replays — and chill.
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It first appeared that the ball might have caught Salcedo's hand, but replays confirmed it was his chest.
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But with Belichick's success, Jones said the moment still replays in his mind more than 23 years later.
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They decided that it had entered the water farther down the fairway than it appeared on video replays.
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The position of Layun's boot was not clear on TV replays and Neymar was slated for his histrionics.
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The DeepMind team trained its AlphaStar by making it watch StarCraft II match replays for three days straight.
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The various replays appeared to show the ball clear Edelman's hands, despite some odd movements in his thumbs.
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It was fairly obvious in real time that it was a penalty, and painfully so on myriad replays.
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Replays showed the Gonzaga defender violated this rule, which should have resulted in a scored basket by Northwestern.
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The original series opening replays, but this time, instead of finding a dead girl, Pete Martell just goes fishing.
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"More tweets, more replies, more replays, more retweets, more likes obviously," Dorsey said of the impact of the changes.
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I wasn't covering that game, and yet I watched, including the 22 replays of particularly brutal brain-jarring hits.
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To Watch Game Replays If you missed your team playing live, you can still watch it after the fact.
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Instead, subscribers will get Hulu's regular video-on-demand replays for those networks and live streams for everything else.
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"Every time I close my eyes at night to go to sleep, it replays in my head," she reveals.
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Replays showed that Travis hit Angels catcher Martin Maldonado in the back with the follow-through on his swing.
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The gameplay is identical enough that old replays from 1.16 will play and work just fine under StarCraft: Remastered.
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Curiously, there are no instant replays shown in the stadium (though the KBO started instant replay reviews last year).
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But where affiliates are involved, most users will have access to day-after on demand replays of primetime shows.
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Replays help, but you have to wait for those, and in the meantime there's this weird sense of confusion.
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The referee checked replays on a pitch-side monitor and awarded a penalty from which Griezmann opened France's account.
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I finished its nine courses in around four hours, including a couple of extra tutorial levels and some replays.
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"Every time I close my eyes at night to go to sleep, it replays in my head," she revealed.
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He helped New York City resolve its financial crisis in 23.5; today he worries about possible replays across America.
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Or you can choose from one of our other many streaming platforms: You can also watch clips, replays, etc.
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Our TV and movie experts offer highlights and how-tos on replays and streaming in a new feature, Watching.
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Video replays were just approved for the first time in this year's World Cup and have already proven controversial.
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It's Mudd, who replays the same scenario over and over, hoping to learn more about the Discovery's spore drive.
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Replays showed that he appeared to shove one of Florida State's assistant coaches as he fell into the chairs.
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Like an NFL coach reviewing game film, President Trump likes to watch replays of his debate and rally performances.
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The call was overturned via a replay challenge by New York as replays showed Urshela's foot beat the tag.
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Replays appeared to show that the ball was still in the backcourt when the shot clock was at 16.
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But Romo is already adept at calling for replays and teaching viewers about what happened on the previous play.
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Many of them are remixes, or EDM tracks, or audio that isn't musical at all, like Howard Stern replays.
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Sanchez immediately signaled to the Yankees' dugout to check the replays, certain that the ball had hit Chisenhall's bat.
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Lead House manager Adam Schiff replays Trump lawyers' own comments to prove why the Senate should subpoena John Bolton
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"I feel bad for you," Boone said, according to replays of the interaction that circulated widely on social media.
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But replays showed that Cook was down by contact before the ball came loose, and the touchdown was overturned.
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Viewership from replays and streams on HBO's on-demand apps boosted the overall Sunday ratings to 16.5 million viewers.
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Replays are better, and more numerous, and echo chambers like Twitter can circulate and amplify complaints at lightning speed.
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For today's sports fans, there are countless ways to relive a team's big win including articles, commentary and replays.
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Replays showed that at least two snowballs were thrown at Kristoffersen during his second run, one appearing to hit him.
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The head of FIFA, Gianni Infantino, says he wants to introduce video replays at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
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Video replays have long been used in American football, coming to professional stadiums in 2007 and college games in 2010.
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For many, via replays, this would be the first and last time they'd see Modise in this state of alchemy.
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The same update also adds an in-app trophy case, new friend emoji and the ability to buy extra replays.
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You also create "replays" and "triggers" from keyframes, meaning that pre-animated sequences can be set off by a button.
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Unlike raw footage of the incident, the video contains no audio and replays a slow motion version of the incident.
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These voices taunt him as he replays them in his head, triggering his anxieties and inspiring these extended surrealist sequences.
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Today, we're making it easier to see what's happening by bringing Periscope broadcasts — both live and replays — directly into Tweets.
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Replays clearly showed that Drouin's left skate was slightly in the air as his right skate crossed the blue line.
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Replays show the puck hit the post and the back of Domingue before settling in the back of the net.
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There's also a recording function available to help share full replays, complete with an optional facecam if you're really serious.
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Replays showed that Wolters had clearly swung and missed at a pitch in the dirt and should have been out.
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The big screens filled the long minutes between waves with highlight replays and commercials for Jeep and Michelob and Hurley.
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Andrew Das: Both players were holding, Geiger tells a furious Herve Renard at the next stoppage, and the replays confirm.
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Lindor's grand slam occurred after Lonnie Chisenhall was hit by a pitch, though replays showed the ball hit the bat.
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There were no convincing replays to determine who the ball was deflected by or whether the ball hit the turf.
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The stadium scoreboard continued to show replays of Harry's apparent touchdown, screenings that elicited round after round of cacophonous booing.
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Replays showed Drew pointing at McIntosh, supposedly directing Matthew Fisher-Davis to apply pressure as he dribbled up the floor.
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The app is free to download, with a $19.99 premium version that includes interactive replays, live stats and daily timelines.
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Furthermore, it finds that the video replays take up just 1% of playing time, compared to 28% for set-piece stoppages.
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The App Analyst said that while Hollister and Abercrombie & Fitch sent their session replays to Glassbox, others like Expedia and Hotels.
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The move follows its purchase of Replay Technology, whose FreeD technology allows for immersive 360-degree video replays on traditional television.
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Twitter and Sky have come to an agreement that will allow the social media company to broadcast Premier League goal replays.
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For now, you're not able to watch Facebook Live 3603 videos in VR headsets, but you can watch the replays there.
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The NBA initially used the technology to broaden the collection of replays it offers on its own websites around the globe.
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You can watch the whole thing here, or on the platform of your choice: You can also watch clips, replays, etc.
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Being able to block replays or keep messages from entirely disappearing could let Direct encompass a wider range of visual communication.
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The replays were unambiguous, but after a four-minute discussion involving the referee, his assistants and a headset, the goal stood.
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The video cuts to a latex-gloved scientist jiggling soggy jello onto a dish, then replays the ordeal in slow motion.
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The interview will be broadcast on the Fox broadcast networks, with replays on the Fox News cable channel at 2 p.m.
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As replays would show, it was the wrong call — the ball clearly came out before Kern was down or stopped short.
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However, replays showed Boychuk's shot ticked off the stick of Barzal as Barzal cut toward Murray in front of the net.
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If replays clearly showed that Betts had reached beyond the wall into the seating area, it would not have been interference.
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The only restriction is that broadcasters cannot isolate audio from those microphones near the quarterback and sync it up with replays.
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He replays the day over and over in his mind, he has said, wishing he knew then what he knows now.
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Every team has a bank of video screens, usually just off the dugout, showing every conceivable angle for replays and analysis.
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During the day in the United States, and the Korean night, it shows replays or events that were not shown live.
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Hamilton said immediately after qualifying that he had yet to see the replays, but apologized if he had done anything wrong.
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Nashville used its coach's challenge, and replays showed Michael Grabner's left skate was offside when he made the pass to Holland.
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Referees will now watch replays on the field using tablets, eliminating "going under the hood" to the watch on television monitors.
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When the replays were shown, it was clear that Zach Collins had reached up through the rim to block the shot.
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After watching several replays, he downgraded the sentence to a scrum according to 11.6, which offered the Lions a last-minute reprieve.
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Other Premium features include on-demand listening, playlist creation, downloads for offline listening, unlimited skips and replays, better audio and no ads.
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The second device, held by the second hacker, takes that high frequency signal and replays it again at the original low frequency.
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NFL's Game Pass gives you access to game replays as well as exclusive coaches film for $99.99, or four installments of $29.99.
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It lets players engage with one another by doing things like posting their game replays, loops and achievements in a text channel.
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Replays appeared to show the ball got just enough of the bill of his helmet to keep it from being more serious.
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Replays showed Stone pushed Thomas' head to the ground as he was on the floor and both players were given technical fouls.
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Following a short official review to determine if Devin Shore high-sticked Perry, replays showed the puck deflected in off Perry's stick.
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Sports are a pretty intuitive place for augmented reality: We already watch them with a bevy of numerical overlays, replays and commentary.
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But the version used today makes no mention of video replays, which have aided referees in most other team sports for decades.
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He runs an initial "check" on every ruling about a goal, penalty and red card by looking at replays from multiple angles.
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There are various camera angles designed for spectators, and maps and replays that help create a better understanding of the overall battle.
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Replays and commercial timeouts altered the flow of games, and national telecasts and highlight shows turned local sports fans into national ones.
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The big picture: In a world of instant replays and booth reviews, it's not hard to imagine MLB eventually going this route.
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Their world is mobile-to-mobile, with real-time media, first person perspectives, active participation, and Post-live replays in their hands.
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Sports are a pretty intuitive place for augmented reality: we already watch them with a bevy of numerical overlays, replays, and commentary.
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But despite the serious loses, the human players were able to learn and adapt from the replays of each of their games.
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Since then, there have been a growing number of calls for the use of video replays in other aspects of the game.
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You&aposll get live-streamed events; full replays of fights, games, and matches; a few talk shows with industry analysts; and highlights.
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In addition, 3.3 billion minutes of Olympic events, replays and highlights were streamed on NBC's Olympic website and the NBC Sports app.
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He saw replays of Correa's homer, naturally, and offered his perspective on whether Judge could have caught it, or whether Riley interfered.
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At Kaisei, games would typically last about five minutes, and ties would result in endless replays, so tournaments stretched into the night.
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If it's remembered fondly now, it's probably because of its television replays and its nicely paired leads, Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman.
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McGraw has seen replays of Ogunbowale's shots many times on recruiting videos, including her own reaction to the championship-winning 3-pointer.
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It knows that multiple replays mean something big just happened, and it's always aware of the score, the time and the situation.
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But there are so many replays and highlights, it's easy to catch up if I've missed a game that includes something notable.
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The big game is famous for its slow motion replays, iconic water bowl cam and, of course, the Pedigree puppy kiss cam.
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I stood in production trucks, marveling at the way producers and directors turned live shots, replays and graphics into (nearly) seamless broadcasts.
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As those replays rolled, the side judge Gary Cavaletto, who was near the play, endured an earful from Saints Coach Sean Payton.
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Lightning-quick decisions are untangled by slow-motion replays on screens in the arena and on television for those watching at home.
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Schroder was called for a technical foul for his reaction, though replays showed Collin Sexton bumped him from behind to cause the contact.
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He carefully recorded all events, either in his memory for constant replays or in small black notebooks consigned to his inside jacket pocket.
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"Atlanta," a FX show about two cousins immersed in the Atlanta rap scene, drew 1.8 million viewers, including DVR replays, according to Vulture.
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Yet the feature addition removes a talking point for Facebook Live, which touted the added reach the optional permanence of its replays offered.
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Winnipeg challenged for goalie interference, but the goal was upheld when replays showed Foligno was pushed into Hutchinson by Jets defenseman Toby Enstrom.
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The referee waved away England's protests as replays showed the ball crossing the line to hundreds of millions of fans around the world.
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The system will allow an additional referee known as a VAR (video assistant referee) to have access to video replays during a match.
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There also were the replays; three of them in all, including one that resulted in the go-ahead run in the ninth inning.
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Before you know it, a holographic player could be charging through your walls and replays could play in 3D on your coffee table.
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Flyers coach Dave Hakstol used his coach's challenge to review the play, but replays showed the contact occurred and the call wasn't changed.
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If you see an arrow at the top of the photo as well, that means that there are multiple replays in one Story.
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Panthers netminder James Reimer reached back to snatch McDavid's backhanded effort, but replays showed that Reimer pulled his glove across the goal line.
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PUBG stores the last 20 matches you've played, and allows you to "lock" replays that are especially interesting so that they aren't overwritten.
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If anything, the tag pushed Andrew Benintendi's hand off the bag and before replays were introduced, never would have been called an out.
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There's no March Madness this year, but CBS Sports Network is showing replays of some of the best games in the tournament's history.
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Replays appeared to show Auburn guard Bryce Brown make contact with Riller's elbow on the shot, but the referees didn't blow the whistle.
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However, that was not a good thing for Melvin Gordon—the CBS cameras caught several replays where Henry got bulldozed as a blocker.
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Borjas, the referee from Honduras, did not initially award a penalty kick, but replays clearly showed Ebere's foot striking Asseyi's leg from behind.
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We may have to make do with cosmetic changes — the end of replays, for example, and changing when the tournament is played — first.
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Fans and players alike had gotten used to referees going over to assess replays for themselves on field-side screens in other competitions.
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Perhaps it is a time limit on how long a decision can be analyzed or how many replays officials are allowed to see.
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The event will be streaming live for three days and replays will be available on YouTube immediately after the broadcasts end each day.
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Bryan had successfully challenged the line judge's decision after replays on the big screen showed the ball had landed narrowly behind the baseline.
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When the Eagles' locker room opened to the news media, music was blaring and some players were huddled, watching replays of the kick.
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With a studio assist from Hop Along's Joe Reinhart and Frances Quinlan, Chosen Family is packed with small, distinct moments that demand replays.
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The replays of celebrating players and fans in rapture, tossing their drinks in the air, after yet another last-minute game-winning goal?
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Some streaming services, like Hulu Live, allow you to watch full replays after a game has aired, even if you didn't DVR it.
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"I guess when you see the replays and it looked like it was let go before — it was hard to take," she said.
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It now looks possible — though we'll need more years of data to confirm — that 2015 and 2016 were replays of 2005 and 2006.
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The top clubs in England are calling for some of the old F.A. Cup traditions, like replays for tied games, to be abandoned. Why?
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Replays showed Betts may not have caught the ball regardless of the fans interfering, but even so, crew chief Joe West called Altuve out.
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The incident could renew pressure on tech companies to catch these crimes as they happen and do more to remove replays from their servers.
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Live audio webcasts of both conference presentations and replays will be available in the "Investor Events & Presentations" section of athenahealth's website at http://investors.athenahealth.com.
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At the other end, Gaurav often replays this as a taunt, reminding Khanna that he is a star only because of fans like him.
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Another new feature in the latest update are replays, which allow you send a photo that can be viewed just once, or on loop.
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Pittsburgh argued that Patric Hornqvist scored one more goal in the third period, but no replays definitively showed the puck crossing the goal line.
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Paid replays were launched on the same day that Snapchat launched the lenses, and both looked like clever ways to drum up extra revenue.
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Like in the NFL, the call made by the augmented system is not official, and official replays will still be used for certain shots.
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Like officials at FIFA and IFAB, Agoos' primary concern was whether the replays occurred fast enough to be viewed in the downtime between calls.
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Replays of the injury show his left foot sticking entirely out of the shoe, which came apart at the outside portion of the sole.
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Off his head, it looked like, says the astonished play-by-play announcer, and replays would confirm that this is exactly what had happened.
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Of course these replays will be nowhere near as fun as actually watching the game live in VR, which won't be possible this year.
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When the company's statistical engine finds something anomalous to normal operations, it replays and records an end-to-end trace of the data flows.
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He directs baseball broadcasts for Fox and Mets games for SNY, distilling live shots, graphics and replays into cohesive narratives with verve and urgency.
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The technology, using video replays and off-pitch referees, has been developed to help officials make better decisions, therefore improving the quality of matches.
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What's more, replays appeared to show Grichuk passing Brandon Moss, who was holding between first and second to see if Broxton caught the ball.
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Gardenhire raced out of the dugout immediately after Voit walked as replays showed the burly first baseman might not have held up his swing.
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When most have talking heads yammering about Amazon, Tencent, and Bitcoin and not Patriot replays – just as late 1999 featured the latest in Pets.
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ESPN plans to break into overnight replays and live editions of "SportsCenter" as necessary and to continue through "Outside the Lines" at 230:21 p.m.
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He goes about his day in white face, records and replays his "white voice" on a tape-recorder, and dons confederate flag paraphernalia in public.
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The cash will go to adding features like meeting new people to game with or sharing replays, plus ramping up user acquisition and developer partnerships.
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Pandora's new web design is a lot cleaner, with improved navigation, a fixed bar that shows you what's playing, replays and deeper integration with Ticketfly.
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It will also link to live streams, although these and full replays of specific events will link outside to the NBC Sports app, Apple says.
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The production value has significantly improved, with new replays, camera angles showing player heat signatures, and other subtle ways to more easily follow the fights.
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This $9.99 per month service offers on-demand listening, playlist creation, downloads for offline listening, unlimited skips and replays, higher-quality audio and no advertisements.
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For the sake of drama, the show replays Emily and Arie's breakup which, all things considered, was one of the calmer splits in Bachelor history.
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The proliferation of close-up slow motion television replays that have highlighted numerous mistakes by officials in recent years has created an impetus for change.
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Replay's "freeD" technology allows viewers to see replays from virtually any angle, thanks to multiple high-resolution cameras and a whole lot of computing horsepower.
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Television replays indicated a manhole cover had lifted, confirmed later by Mercedes, with McLaren's Jenson Button then running over it and debris from the Mercedes.
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Hulu also records each game automatically, so you can pause and rewind at will, and go back to watch full replays when you're feeling nostalgic.
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Yankees players and coaches credit Brett Weber, who monitors replays in their clubhouse, with finding successful challenges that were not discernible to the naked eye.
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Replays showed that it was indeed a fumble, but because the play had been blown dead, the Buccaneers couldn't get the touchdown they rightfully deserved.
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Coaches monitoring replays communicate with the coaches in the dugout to let them know if a pitch looked like a ball or strike upon review.
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Alou has changed his story a couple of times about the play, but replays indicate that he probably would have gloved Luis Castillo's foul ball.
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If Weber spots a play that might be worth reviewing, he typically has about 10 seconds to look at the replays and make an assessment.
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The structure will have a scoreboard capable of showing video replays for disputed calls and temporary light towers so that matches can continue past sunset.
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Expect to see countless replays of then-17-year-old Rose holing a 45-yard pitch at the 73nd hole at Royal Birkdale in 1998.
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Replays also showed a later U.S. infraction after the last switch from Tyson Gay to Trayvon Bromel, who appeared to step out of his lane.
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Replays seemed to show it didn't hit anything, but the call was upheld and Sanchez got his third home run and a 1-0 lead.
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But replays showed Zidane racing toward the defender following an exchange of words and felled him with his head — his last act as a professional player.
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Cubs manager Joe Maddon challenged, but replays showed that Raburn was past second base at the time the ball was released and was awarded two bases.
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FOR the next month football fans all over the world will huddle around televisions, listen craftily while at work and watch endless replays on their phones.
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A statement from Netflix to the Los Angeles Times reiterates that scene replays is still in early testing and may not become a feature for everyone.
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Replays showed the ball cleared the orange line behind the fence, and following a 50-second umpires' review, the ruling was changed to a home run.
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Gavin and Dan get to live out their stunt person dreams, but as the slo-mo replays reveal, falling onto an airbag can still be terrifying.
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Those involuntary movements should have been noted by the two athletic trainers, or "Booth ATC Spotters," who observe video replays of every game in real time.
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Formula E's organizers have taken these ideas a few steps further, offering things like free live streams of its races, and supplying 360-degree video replays.
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He quickly returned, signaled he had watched the replays and reversed his decision, forcing Brazil to find another way to register their first win in Russia.
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Another of his duties was using the dugout telephone to serve as the go-between for Girardi and Brett Weber, who monitors replays for the Yankees.
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You can find the full Olympics schedule of what NBC will be airing live here along with a results feed, fun facts, and full replays (!!!) here.
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By rule, the game officials were not permitted to review the play, but video replays seemed to show that Harry had not stepped out of bounds.
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Replays confirmed Boudreau's claim, but the officials announced that the play itself was not open to challenge since it resulted in a penalty — not an immediate goal.
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It's worth noting that the replays still don't save by default, perhaps to still give users the peace of mind that their videos won't be permanently online.
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TechCrunch heard about the issue this morning and asked Twitter for an explanation of why it would need to delete people's tips if they deleted their replays.
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But after the outrage from broadcasters snowballed, Periscope tweeted that it's working on a way for broadcasters to hide replays from the public without technically deleting them.
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Fans tossed hundreds of hats onto the ice, but replays confirmed Voracek's pass intended for Simmonds caromed off Beauchemin, giving Voracek his 17th goal of the season.
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If you watch a football game nowadays, when they do replays, they'll pause the field and navigate around in real-time as if it was a chessboard.
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A GUIDE TO THE WORLD CUP STADIUMS Replays will be shown on giant screens in the stadiums after a VAR decision is made, according to Fox Sports .
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Ward swept his stick to try to deny the shot, but replays showed that the puck barely crossed the goal line before the goaltender pushed it out.
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Screens on foul poles weren't a thing yet, and of course instant replays were as yet undreamed of, so the fair-foul call was just an opinion.
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But NBC is also showing events, replays, and more on all of the other channels it owns, like NBC Sports Network, CNBC, MSNBC, USA, and even Bravo.
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If you choose to save your live video after a recording, the video will continue to exist on Tumblr as a regular video post for replays later.
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At the 3:36 mark, an extra point was awarded Kansas after replays showed sophomore guard Lagerald Vick made a 3-pointer more than four minutes earlier.
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Shiri Appleby brings Rachel's full duplicitous strength to bear as Rachel wavers over whether to expose "Everlasting," but Coleman clinches it when he triumphantly replays Quinn's confession.
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Replays showed the ball popped out of Gamel's glove, Cleveland won the challenge and Ramirez was awarded a double and runners were placed at second and third.
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It was one of three replays — all of which turned in the Yankees' favor — that were close enough to require a total of 10 minutes 10 seconds.
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On the fourth-down play from the 210, Guice was supposed to follow Moore's block to the left, and replays showed he probably would have waltzed in.
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The real-life situation she has endured over the past four years, and replays eight times a week at the DR2 Theater, still hangs on her heart.
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As for League Pass, users will be able to watch a bunch of classic games and replays (may we suggest Game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals?)
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The Whelan brothers built a strong reputation within the "NBA 2K" community after beating top competition in online tournaments and uploading replays of their games to YouTube.
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Roberts has equally frustrated liberals seeking regular replays of his 2012 decisive vote, with the four liberal justices, to uphold the Barack Obama-sponsored Affordable Care Act.
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The N.F.L. is making plans to speed up the pace of games, including changing how video replays are handled and using a time clock for extra points.
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After a lengthy video review, the referees determined that the ball never touched Edelman, even though replays suggested that it might have just barely nicked his thumbs.
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Replays are not only handy for a spectator; they're also essential if pro teams want to learn from their mistakes and find out how other teams play.
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Previous broadcasts can also be stored in the app, quite possibly through opt-in after you've completed the live stream, so your friends can watch the replays.
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The company will have access to live interviews and analysis and match replays, but ESPN still holds the U.S. digital streaming rights for all live matches at Wimbledon.
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Among its more recent tweaks was last month's added option for photo and video message replays, and earlier enhancements like support for web links and different photo orientations.
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Replays showed Santana's left hand beat the throw to third, but the Twins had already lost their challenge on a close play at second in the first inning.
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Go deeper: Trump's closing arguments for the 2018 midterms Trump watches replays of his rally and debate performances Trump's Pennsylvania rally is for his 2018 midterm elections base
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You can now automatically capture and remix photos sent to you in replies back to friends, and allow photo and video replays to be replayed more than once.
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Initially a spokesperson merely replied that broadcasters can delete replays after they cash out their tips at the end of the month, and pointed to the broadcaster guidelines.
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Add in a lot of razzmatazz - dancers, fireworks, big screen replays and music - and the games played by male players appeal to a wide audience, including many women.
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Pandora Plus improves on nearly all of that, with unlimited skips and replays, and a new offline mode that will keep the music playing when your connection drops.
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He garnered a reputation as an "enforcer" for the All Blacks in an era when the game was not subject to multiple television camera angles and numerous replays.
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No. While P.S.G.'s players shouted at the referee, replays showed Matuidi had been felled by a heavy touch and his own feet more than any unfair challenge.
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Aerial replays showed it to be a clear attempt to stop Villeneuve – it was Schumacher's obligation to give his rival enough space, but instead he turned in hard.
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Al Michaels made a comment about how he loves hockey because the last two minutes actually take two minutes, intimating that the sport isn't bogged down by replays.
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Bieber issued a leadoff walk to Luis Arraez and hit Mitch Garver with a pitch, although replays showed that the ball caromed off the knob of the bat.
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Our perception of the film's imagery — slow-motion replays of US atomic bomb testing off the Bikini atoll — is decisively affected by the swirl of its magnetic sounds.
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After Renard's miss and the next V.A.R. review, the Nigerians protested again, but replays did show both of Nnadozie's feet coming off the goal line before the shot.
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Roberts has equally confounded liberals seeking regular replays of his 2012 decisive vote (with the justices on the left) to uphold the Barack Obama-sponsored Affordable Care Act.
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When Mr. Tillerson equivocated, saying he hoped to learn more once he could receive classified information, Mr. Rubio's retort was the stuff of a thousand cable news replays.
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Moreover, the live YouTube stream brought in 102,000 simultaneous viewers at its peak, and more than 975,000 have watched the replays of the broadcast in the past week.
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LeMahieu, perhaps sensing he would be late in throwing the ball to first, appeared to bump into Pollock rather than try to field the chopper, according to replays.
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"I don't think there will be another gymnast for a long time to come and do Simone's difficulty on floor," Comaneci said after studying replays of Biles's routine.
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But the officials somehow missed it, and in a sport routinely consumed by replays, pass interference remains (for now) one of the few decisions that cannot be reviewed.
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The movement of the injury was chaotic and frightening, as replays show his head and neck snapping and contorting in an unnatural way upon contact with the ground.
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We have become a country of red and blue: a separatist mentality that replays "the people" as demographics, driving wedges between "races," classes, regions, genders, education levels, and worldviews.
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It would reduce the overall EI of our 50-match sample from 51.4 to 46.7, and about 60% of the simulated replays were less exciting than the original match.
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Haniger's go-ahead, RBI single in the seventh inning was initially ruled a three-run homer, but replays showed that the ball actually hit the top of the wall.
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But some go much further than what you'd reasonably expect, using so-called session replays to create a detailed log of everything you do and type on a site.
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The Mario Maker community would be greatly served by replays, especially when it comes to speedrunning—right now, the game lists a stage's fastest player but there's no proof.
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Today we wrote about how Facebook is starting to show engagement graphs on Live video replays so you can see when the most exciting moments were and skip there.
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Amid the replays and the requisite shot of a grateful Koji Uehara, the TV crew found time to cut to a quick shot of Ramirez returning to the dugout.
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The call on the field was no catch, but replays showed that he caught the ball, and the ruling was overturned after a challenge by Yankees manager Joe Girardi.
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These snippets of spooky dialogue are called electronic voice phenomena (EVP) recordings, and they're usually riddled with static — and they warrant at least a couple replays to understand completely.
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And more video replays are being shown inside the SAP Center — a past sore point as the team was reluctant to show any play that might be considered controversial.
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Sports Briefing Major League Baseball wants managers to stop arguing with umpires over balls and strikes — and warned them not to rely on replays as grounds for their grumbling.
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Even with tens of thousands of employees listening to the meetings in real time or through replays, the discussions never leaked, as employees showed their appreciation for management's candor.
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The replays shown in the press box and on the big board didn't clearly indicate any interference, but his goal was waved off instead of making it 2-237.
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MLB Network has a full schedule of classic playoff game replays, no-hitters and other historic moments, including "MLB's 20 Greatest Games," to get you through these barren times.
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Related: Future Stadiums Could Have Delivery Drones and Holographic Replays Inflatable Crystals and Blunt-Delivery Drones Invade Miami I Got Tracked by Ai Weiwei's Drones and Here's What Happened
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More phone makers, like Samsung, appear ready to launch their own UWB (UWB chips are already in N.F.L. players' shoulder pads, to gather metrics and inform computer animated replays).
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Chicago's Zach LaVine missed a pullup jumper in the closing seconds of regulation, although replays showed that Oladipo appeared to commit a foul as LaVine drove to the basket.
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Its app, with new features such as homework grading, the ability to livestream classes and watch video replays, has received a flood of one-star reviews from disgruntled pupils.
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The replays provided by ROAD FC, rather inexplicably, only showed the ending of the contest once and at the worst possible camera angle to tell what had exactly happened.
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Fred Berger, one of the film's producers, began a "thank you" speech, although video replays show he seemed to have already realized that the award had been given in error.
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Another possible objection (expressed less frequently) is that video replays will take away from the drama of soccer, which often stems from controversial calls about goals, red cards, and penalties.
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FIFA said it was an "offline" test in which the VAR was able to communicate with match referee Bjorn Kuipers but the game would not be stopped to check replays.
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, the episode reached 13.6 million viewers during its initial airing on Sunday night, which rose to 19.3 million once replays and early streaming was included.
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The new design is also bringing replays and additional skips for Pandora Plus subscribers to the desktop, as well as a new section for tour dates from your favorite artists.
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Doctors may soon be able to stop soccer matches and review instant replays to evaluate on-field collisions for potential concussions, under a proposal that could be approved next year.
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As the players walked off the court, lusty boos reverberated around the arena and replays of the final sequence flickered over and over on the jumbo screen above center court.
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And he replays what he might have done to block the rise of Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, who has his party on edge five months before Election Day.
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First, they spent three days training a neural network — a machine-learning algorithm modeled after the way neurons work in a brain — on replays of human players' StarCraft II games.
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Near Pflueger's empty space, teammates watched replays of the final seconds on their phones, resting from a ferocious game in which players regularly dived to the floor chasing loose balls.
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Even well-intentioned artistic empathy can become a form of trespass when it comes uninvited and replays the damage done to the people with whom the artist seeks to stand.
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It may not matter to some of his supporters, but an "oops" moment (looking at you, Rick Perry) could be the stuff of millions of cable news and YouTube replays.
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The Bruins challenged the play for goaltender interference, and replays showed that Hyman had knocked the stick out of Rask's hands as he cruised through the crease just before scoring.
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And sure enough, on the television replays, there was the Auburn junior Samir Doughty defending Guy, arms straight up but his body colliding with Guy's as he released his shot.
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That might be why Periscope just launched its #Save feature that mimics Facebook, so its users can finally show off replays permanently instead of only for 24 hours before they're deleted.
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Everything from replays of competitive e-sport matches to complete play-throughs of narrative-driven games, game reviews, and curated anthologies of funny moments in games make their way onto YouTube.
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For comparison's sake, consider that HBO's Game of Thrones finale managed about 19.3 million viewers for its first day, including live viewers, early time-delayed streams after the airing and replays.
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If you've watched a game on television in recent years, you're also aware that broadcast replays report pitch location over the plate — sometimes to the chagrin of the aforementioned human umpires.
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On the other hand, Facebook's larger audience and permanent replays might convince big celebrities to do their streaming there since they're likely to get more views, both immediately and over time.
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Priorities USA, the main super PAC backing Clinton, the Democratic nominee, released its first Spanish-language TV ad of the campaign, which replays some of Trump's most controversial comments about Mexicans.
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The company had previously launched Pandora Plus, a $5 per month service that includes a wider feature set – like the ability to skip more songs, access more replays and listen offline.
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The VAR intervened, and the referee watched the replays and reversed his decision, marking the first time a VAR review had canceled the award of a penalty at the World Cup.
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The escapism of sports — an alternate world governed by its own arbitrary logic — dissipates, and I find myself switching my attention among the referee's calls, the replays and the TV's corrections.
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He watched replays of the Cubs' 9-0 victory from Monday on a television screen and revealed he had chosen his jersey number, 14, to honor the late, great Ernie Banks.
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Tatar made a rush in the third period toward the Vegas net and took a shot, with replays showing that defenseman Shea Theodore accidentally tipped it into his own team's goal.
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You can now turn Closed Captions on, off, or set them to come on only during replays (meaning captions will only activate when you've used the replay button on your remote).
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From there, you&aposll find lots of stuff to watch, including live streams of events and matches, full on-demand match and game replays, original series, and "25 for 230" films.
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Each jump is worth a certain number of points based on the degree of difficultly, and judges frequently watch slow motion replays of routines to make sure rotations are properly noted.
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The stewards, who oversee races for the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission and for Churchill Downs, got to work studying replays of the race, with millions of dollars riding on their decision.
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And the real shame is that the N.B.A., under the modern illusion that we can make the imperfect perfect, once again allowed replays to slow a riveting game to a crawl.
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Between matches you can hear the analysts breaking down what happened but you cannot see the replays being broadcast, and a producer is continually telling fans to get up and cheer.
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Unless evidence to the contrary exists, the decision on the field prevails, though some officials said they would watch the replays themselves as a way to reinforce their credibility to players.
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We might watch for the ads, or for the instant replays, or for the apps (edible and virtual), but really we still watch first and foremost for the love of the game.
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At halftime, announcer Marv Albert shows the national TV audience a pair of the Intel-created replays, including the Curry shot that the tech team hurried to produce in the second quarter.
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When he obsessively replays a tape of Julia, in which she stands by her support of the war in Afghanistan, he looks more like a villain than the hero of the story.
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"These are all replays of 2014 races, which were such a low watermark for Democrats," said Thad Kousser, a political scientist who studies state politics at the University of California-San Diego.
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The broadcasts are still slick and watchable, with slow-motion replays, on-screen statistics, and a full range of camera angles, but there's nothing else between you and the events unfolding live.
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Haneke weaves these crises together in an exquisitely escalating mood of unease until a finale that replays the tragedies of the earlier films as farce and earns Happy End its ironic title.
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Midway through the second period, an apparent second score by the Blues was reviewed and ruled no-goal after replays showed center Patrik Berglund had played the puck with a high stick.
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Ultimately, these new rules will will make it easier for teams to share more content, but they still won't necessarily be able to share relevant content – meaning replays of the actual game.
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Facebook is already trying to tackle the issue of long livestream replays seeming boring by showing an engagement graph timeline so viewers can skip to the most popular parts of the video.
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With one out in the ninth, Pete Alonso was awarded first base on a hit by pitch even though replays showed the ball hit his bat and not his hand or forearm.
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Books that contain some kind of renegade theory in sociology, science, philosophy or spirituality, like the kind that opens doors for me into new areas of awareness — those books often get replays.
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More than 50 cameras blanketed the Superdome on Sunday afternoon, ensuring endless angles and replays of every highlight from the N.F.C. championship game between the New Orleans Saints and Los Angeles Rams.
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He quickly explains the situation and generally what the officials are considering, and then, after a few replays, he goes over the specific things they are looking at to make a call.
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And it keeps coming back each time there's a World Cup, with replays and endurance driving YouTube views and pushing it to become Sharika's second video to break two billion streams in 2018.
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For the first time in a FIFA competition, the match featured so-called Video Assistant Referees who are allowed to pass information from television replays to the referee on the pitch if requested.
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Indeed Gabbiadini can count himself unlucky not to have notched a hat-trick on his Wembley debut, after television replays showed his 15th minute strike should not have been ruled out for offside.
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Via It's Nice That Related: Skateboarding Is Officially an Olympic Sport | GIF Six-Pack Sports Are a Metaphor for Inequality in These Colorful Paintings Future Stadiums Could Have Delivery Drones and Holographic Replays
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And then several more times via CBS replays, and then just for good measure I looked it up again today, just to make sure I was not misremembering how insanely violent it was.
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Additionally, Trump has grown agitated in recent days by replays of Giuliani's interview with Sean Hannity, in which he said that Trump knew about the payment but that it wasn't a campaign violation.
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Logan Morrison followed with a double but was picked off by the pitcher — replays appeared to show he was safe and the Rays challenged the call, but the ruling was upheld upon review.
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Freeze-frame replays showed it in the net but not quite fully across the goal line as it connected with goalie Kari Lehtonen's right pad, a close call that was upheld on review.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations also cleared Ireland's Sara Louise Treacy and Jamaica's Aisha Praught to run in the final after reviewing video replays of the race following protests by their teams.
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Last October, Girardi committed a rare tactical blunder when he did not challenge a call that the Indians' Lonnie Chisenhall had been hit by a pitch when replays showed that he had not.
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As it hopscotches around, jumping from the present to the past and back, it replays scenes from their shared childhood in Harlem and, after their friendship turns to romance, their budding life together.
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The technology, known by the acronym V.A.R., allows the on-field referee to consult with a colleague viewing video replays to help confirm, or overturn, close calls in a narrow set of instances.
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It now looks possible — though we'll need more years of data to confirm — that 2015 and 2016 were replays of 2005 and 2006, and America's decades-long decline in crime is still continuing.
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Last fall, it launched Pandora Plus, a $5 per month service that offered ad-free music streaming with a wider feature set, including the ability to skip more songs, more replays and offline listening.
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Sling's package includes multiple Showtime channels beyond the flagship property, like Showtime 2, which offers replays and binge-viewing lineups; plus Showtime Showcase, Showtime Extreme, Showtime Beyond, Showtime Next, Showtime West, and Showtime Women.
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In the 21st century, for a cohort of students raised on 9/11 replays and ISIS beheading videos, the prospect of working to enhance America's war machine doesn't carry the stigma it once did.
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Since then the process has gone through a number of changes, from nine inch monitors in a skybox to high definition multiple angle replays on the side of the field for referees to review.
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And if you miss something while at work (say, a key team handball match), both the NBC Sports app and NBC's Olympic website will have a large selection of full video-on-demand replays.
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And then you've got your episodic memory, which is longer-term memory, which stores your experiences and replays them back while you're sleeping, so you can learn from those experiences even while you're asleep.
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The Podcast Genome Project can currently evaluate content across more than 1,500 attributes, including MPAA ratings, production style, content type, host profile and more, alongside other listener signals, like thumbs, skips, replays and others.
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Bailey was lucky to survive an appeal for caught behind on the first ball he faced with television replays confirming Bran's delivery brushing his glove on the way through to wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
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Few in the stadium saw it but replays appeared to validate Italian referee Nicola Rizzoli's decision and Griezmann calmly sent Neuer the wrong way from the spot with the last kick of the half.
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Referee Ravshan Irmatov was alerted by the VAR to check the replays and overturned the linesman's decision and awarded the goal, sending Spain through to the knockout stages as group winners ahead of Portugal.
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CNN appears to have full replays of the first night's debates right here, in addition to highlights of the debates on its site and Facebook group, CNN Replay, along with commentary on the proceedings.
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Specifically, the analytics platform includes comprehensive reports, session replays, and data visualizations showing which parts of a site are performing well, which parts are being ignored, where users are dropping off and, crucially, why.
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Replays showed Flowers apparently keeping his hands high on his opponent's shoulder pads, but the call stood, and the Packers went on to score a touchdown to cut the Lions lead to 22-133.
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The best example during the past decade was the Louisiana State-Alabama game in 2009, when an interception by L.S.U. cornerback Patrick Peterson was ruled out of bounds after television replays clearly indicated otherwise.
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Choffnes learned about this system by reverse engineering it; his team downloaded videos from various video services (including the TLS data and all metadata) and then recreated it on their own servers (called "replays").
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Although the umpires signaled for him to circle the bases, Bradley was sent back to second base when replays showed that the ball did not clear the red line that signifies a home run.
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Their Pro-AM team, Self Taught, won a $3,000 tournament online in 2018 and Alex started uploading their replays to YouTube, gaining the attention of thousands of hardcore "NBA 20203K" fans in the process.
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The number of replays a ref can ask for isn't capped, because everyone would be pissed if the refs used up their challenges early and were therefore unable to reverse a critical late call.
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But Argentina was awarded a penalty kick after referee Ri Hyang-okof North Korea took an extended look at replays of a sliding tackle in the penalty area by Sophie Howard on Aldana Cometti.
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These session replays let app developers record the screen and play them back to see how its users interacted with the app to figure out if something didn't work or if there was an error.
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Markieff Morris delivered the game-winner with 226 seconds left in Portland despite replays indicating he may have stepped out of bounds, and finished with his first double-double since before the All-Star break.
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Emily's knack for picking horses is the result of hours of hard work; she watches morning workouts, taped replays of races, and keeps her own private stats on countless horses and races around the world.
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The other big change, and possibly one that's more impactful IMO, is that Instagram now lets you choose to allow replays on photo messages sent to friends, instead of having them expire permanently once viewed.
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Slow everything down, and zip the camera around in instant replays, and yes, all of that extra effort that's gone into FIFA 18's player models, its lighting and its atmosphere, is clear to see.
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Those include a move to 15-minute quarters and scheduling more time for television replays and analysis to showcase players' virtuoso skills with a ball moving at more than 160 kilometers an hour, Fairweather said.
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The election can expect to feature many replays of his declaration that he would rather be dead in a ditch than ask for an extension of the deadline, which he has now had to do.
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Replays showed Doe lost control of the ball before crossing the goal line, and the ensuing Mississippi State recovery would have negated the touchdown and given the Bulldogs the ball in a one-score game.
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It will then determine whether to show an upsell for sponsored listening, the option for more skips and replays or even the larger upgrade to Pandora Plus, based on the user's actions in the app.
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Since the premature whistle against the Saints in Week 2, officials had tended to let plays go on in similar spots, as referees can call a play back should replays reveal a player was down.
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Sabathia was immediately ejected — along with Manager Aaron Boone — and, as he walked toward the third-base dugout, it appeared on television replays that he turned and shouted, "That's for you," toward the Rays dugout.
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After a timeout, and a double-dribble violation that replays showed the referees missed, and another time-wasting foul by Auburn, Virginia got Guy a relatively open look in the left corner at the buzzer.
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This suggests that when comes to penalties an official in a remote bunker with access to video replays is just as likely as his colleague holding the whistle to rule in favour of the home team.
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All throughout, Morgan replays a critical conversation he had with Rick a couple of seasons ago, in which he argued against the strike-first mentality that kickstarted the war with the Saviors in the first place.
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In the Warriors' stream, there was just one camera view, no replays or announcers, and you had to check the score the same way fans in the stands did: By looking at an in-stadium scoreboard.
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McCourty's pick-six came with 5:54 left in the fourth quarter and two plays after Bills tight end Jason Croom had a touchdown overturned when replays showed he bobbled the ball in the end zone.
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The VAR system has not been universally acclaimed at this tournament, but television replays appeared to show Sanchez get his heel on the ball, before clattering into Mane, and after reviewing his original decision, Mazic agreed.
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Formula E has just 16 races to its credit, and yet it's already drawing competitive ratings to F1, regularly uploading 360-degree video replays, and provides free live streams of almost every race around the world.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Germany's Bundesliga and Major League Soccer (MLS) in the United States are among the competitions which will be used to test video replays in soccer, the sport's rule-making body IFAB said on Thursday.
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Hulu is reportedly planning to move beyond offering consumers on-demand replays of popular TV shows; early next year, the company's subscribers might be able to watch them live — if they're willing to pay more money.
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Instead, the Fox Sports app actually puts you inside a "private suite" at a stadium, and literally lets you look out and watch the game (or in this case, the replays) from six different camera angles.
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He replays Trump's offensive comment again and again; he slows it down ("slow enough for even [Rep] Steve King to understand") and adds a "classy" bouncing ball so you can follow along with the exact words.
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As the Indians were celebrating, Kansas City manager Ned Yost briefly considered challenging the call, but when Yost was told replays would show the ball dropping in fair territory, Yost declined to challenge, ending the game.
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Says Pandora, the Podcast Genome Project can currently evaluate content across over 1,500 attributes, like MPAA ratings, production style, content type, host profile and more, as well as listener signals, like thumbs, skips, replays and more.
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Replays showed the ball had struck the yellow foul stripe about halfway up the right-field wall, and after a conference, the umpires allowed Hicks to score the Yankees' run and ruled Stanton's hit a double.
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Replays showed that Ramsey had not punched back at Green, and the N.F.L. is in a difficult situation in which a player seems to be owed an apology even though his team held on to win.
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Under FIFA's rules, the on-field referee has the final word on all V.A.R. reviews, but also has the option of simply accepting the word of the V.A.R. official, who has immediate access to television replays.
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I pictured the worst instance I'd ever seen of a less preferable line: the slow-motion TV replays of Hans Grugger, in 2011, twisting sideways in the air and landing on the side of his head.
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However, referees reviewed the play, and slow-motion replays showed Mahomes actually stayed behind the line with a clever toe drag, much like a wide receiver would do to stay in-bounds while making a catch.
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When Wickham slid home Zaha's cross from inside the six-yard box the assistant referee's flag immediately went up for offside, but replays show he was being played on by Zimmermann's foot and the goal stood.
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With a fleet of 36 cameras mounted near the red zone at the 25 yard line, the placement will allow the cameras to capture the entire field, and then render together into 360 degree views for replays.
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The concept is to present the game with local flavor, including comprehensive team and player story lines, music, custom graphics and show packaging, additional cameras and team-centric replays as well as custom halftimes with school features.
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While the app is known for making messages disappear after you open them, Snapchat has long allowed users to replay one already-viewed snap per day, and last fall even began offering three extra replays for $0.99.
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We men and women from older generations were the diehard fans who made "Seinfeld" a national pastime when the comedy series ran on NBC from 1989-98 or caught it again during its constant replays on TBS.
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Minnesota challenged the play, claiming the Capitals were offside, and replays showed Capitals center Nicklas Backstrom corralling the puck at — and possibly over — the blue line, but the video was not completely clear, so the goal stood.
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AI matches, and those anonymized game replays from actual human players for training up agents, which is starting out at 65,000 complete matches, and will grow to over 500,000 over the course of the next few weeks.
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One scene, which Mr. Turkowski repeatedly replays on a video transfer and enlarges for study as if it were the Zapruder film, suggests, at least to our credulous host, a possible spy mission at a nuclear facility.
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Perhaps abolishing replays would be acceptable, but only if the lower-league teams had a greater share of gate receipts, or took home all of the television revenue, or had greater solidarity payments from the Premier League?
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At Sunday's game between the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers at Levi's Stadium, one of the NFL's newest state-of-the-art venues, fans will be able to download an app to order food and watch replays.
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The N.B.A. has acquired a mortal fear of the analytics-and-computer-perfection crowd and so instructed referees to halt games at their furious peak only to walk to the sidelines, don ear phones and watch replays.
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Replays showed Harry did not step out of bounds, but the play could not be reviewed because the Patriots were out of challenges and the referees had not ruled it a scoring play, which are automatically reviewed.
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Once you're all set up, you'll have ad-free access to Hulu's collection of more than 85,000 shows and movies and will be able to enjoy the music you love on Pandora with unlimited skips and replays.
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The brand, which has nearly 4 million followers, now consistently uploads game replays and video highlights on TikTok, which has been a content mainstay for older sports fans who have watched the TV network over the years.
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So, too, do referees who lean on video replays instead of having the confidence to trust their own eyes, referees who can't keep insubordinate players in check, and referees who don't communicate smoothly with their fellow officials.
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Some would call it natural evolution of a wealthier and more-sanitized game, but the most obvious change may be technological: Super-slow motion cameras and video replays now ensure that virtually every close call is correct.
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The match also brought about the first use in France of video replays to help the referee, with the technology being used to confirm Deulofeu's goal and to disallow one by France's Antoine Griezmann just after halftime.
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Both sides immediately believed they had won the game, but replays showed Hollister was stopped just short of scoring, all but handing the win to the 202003ers who simply had to run seven seconds off the clock.
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For example, a team could push out companion content, such as live replays or links to social channels, and consumers could benefit by connecting their ticket to a mobile wallet, streamlining the process of buying food or merchandise.
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"She'd shared something with me, something as intimate as if she'd let me between those long, locked legs of hers, and now I was pulling away," Kit recalls as she replays the emotional aftermath of learning Diane's secret.
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Replays of recent rallies posted on Facebook have logged bigger numbers, including 2.1 million views of a Naples, Florida, event Sunday; 1.7 million views of a Cleveland appearance; and 1.2 million views of a Pennsylvania event last week.
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Both apps made updates to their respective platforms in a battle for photo sharing supremacy: Instagram added face filters and more creative tools, and Snapchat added infinite replays to photos and videos, abandoning its commitment to ephemeral messaging.
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In an attempt to fool the courier, the hacker then replays the sound of the lock motor re-locking at the appropriate time (it is difficult to tell how effective that approach may be from the video, though).
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The streaming video section has a featured video at the top, with scrollable sections below, including a selection of popular on-demand video, a list of upcoming events, replays of live events, and recent episodes of original shows.
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Major League Baseball announced a deal with Apple this week to provide every coaching staff with iPads, part of a technological evolution in which players duck into video rooms between at-bats to watch replays for instant analysis.
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Just about as soon as we finished watching the big-screen replays of that Clemson touchdown, Joe Burrow and Co. stormed up the field with two passes to Ja'Marr Chase that moved L.S.U. 72 yards in short order.
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So six months later … it replays, and they've gotten through what they needed to get through, and it's rehashed in front of everyone, and everyone's giving their opinions all over again, and we're live tweeting, and everyone's chiming in.
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"I can understand that people at games want to see the same thing people do at home, or in the hospitality boxes, but replays can make a huge difference — in players reacting on the field, supporters reacting," he said.
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The Premium tier is Pandora's answer to Spotify's on-demand service, offering playlist creation, downloads for offline listening, unlimited skips and replays, higher-quality audio, and no ads, as well as the ability to play any song at will.
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Notably, this sequence of footage is also the sequence that replays over the episode's closing credits — which creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone seem to reserve for moments of the episode they find particularly funny or pointed or both.
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The eighth and last season of "Game of Thrones," which premiered in 2011, averaged 44.2 million viewers through Sunday after streaming, on-demand, DVRs and replays were added, or 10 million more than the season 7 average, said HBO .
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He also bemoaned the lack of a video assistant referee (VAR) as he criticised the decision to allow Casemiro's 24th minute opener to stand, although replays showed the Brazilian's body was broadly in line with United defender Chris Smalling.
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There's something about watching football confined to its perfect grids, bedecked in high-tech, painted helmets with slow-mo replays and an infinite number of replacement balls that feels sterile and removed from the childhood joys of the game.
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The relationship between players and referees has been unusually tense this season, inflamed by the ability of modern technology to catch mistakes in high-definition replays and then for them to play in an endless loop on social media.
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Because Spreaker Prime sells ads into Marlar&aposs archived episodes — which he replays on the weekends when he doesn&apost produce new content — he&aposs also been able to take time off for the holidays while still earning money.
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Snapchat launched $0.99 replays on top of the one free one you got per day, but along with the shut down of the Lens store that launched in November and closed in January, Snapchat is refocusing on making money through ads.
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The sponsorship will include support of the stream through branded replays, live in-stream stunts and product integration (here's me trying to imagine integrating insurance products into a video game stream), event-based remote streams, sponsored giveaways, and social content.
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How users handle this decision — how long it takes them to click on one choice or the other, how often they return to (or avoid) a given option during replays — can be matrixed with the choices they make in resulting timelines.
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And so it goes with awards season in the internet age—weird, very public moments followed by trying to pretend nothing weird or very public happened while everyone else replays it over and over at home until, eventually, we lose interest.
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The replay controls could encourage Instagrammers to send more sensitive imagery by allowing them to prevent replays that can give people time to take a photo of their screen with another camera without triggering a screenshot alert to the sender.
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Mentions on iOS and Android will let broadcasters control brightness and mirroring through an adjustments tray, add category tags, set up comment blocklists, trim their video replays and see their audio, battery and connectivity levels in a broadcaster status bar.
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To make it worse for them, the tourists were also handed out a couple of poor decisions with Asela Gunaratne and Sachithra Senanayake given caught out even though replays did not suggest any contact between bat and ball on either occasion.
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The goal, which came seconds after Rinne stoned Chris Kunitz on a breakaway, initially appeared to be stopped by a stellar save from Penguins goalie Matt Murray but replays showed the puck crossed the goal line by about an inch.
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The Real fans roared while the Atlético fans fumed, their frustration turning to anger after they saw replays of the goal: Ramos appeared onside for Kroos's free kick but offside for Bale's flick; the goal should have been ruled out.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Lionel Messi says he constantly replays Argentina's 2014 World Cup final defeat in his head but has vowed that a recent international sabbatical was a one-off and he has no plans to retire in the near future.
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Behind the scenes: Trump commentates as he watches, according to sources who've sat with him and viewed replays on his TiVo, which is pre-loaded with his favorites on the large TV in the private dining room adjoining the Oval Office.
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And after Boone was ejected from Saturday night's game for arguing — with plenty of profanity — that Giancarlo Stanton's strikeout should have been called a foul ball, he realized after looking at replays that the umpires had made the correct call.
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The subjectivity that governs soccer has generated a reluctance to air controversial replays to the crowd while the decision is being made, and fans at M.L.S. stadiums will see footage of a reviewed play only after an outcome has been reached.
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A flag was thrown, and the ruling on the field was that Clowney had grabbed at Sternberger's helmet opening — basically a face mask penalty — but it did not appear on replays as if Clowney's hand entered the helmet in any way.
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Djokovic proved he still has the old fire in his belly too when he reacted furiously at 3-3 in the fourth when Edmund scrambled up a low ball for a winner despite replays clearly showing the ball had bounced twice.
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Organizers had also been alerted by an email from a TV viewer and golf's governing bodies changed the rules to limit the impact of video replays where evidence is revealed that could not be reasonably seen with the naked eye.
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Goetze, who had an unhappy season with Bayern Munich after being injured and then finding it tough to get in the side, initially seemed to be the scorer but replays showed the ball had gone in off his marker Lang.
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After filming himself standing and jumping throughout a cityscape, he replays it through a TV monitor surrounded by objects like hammers, plastic bottles, and a saw—which make the video itself look like these objects are part of the narrative.
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What never occurred to me is that politics could be conducted in an environment in which the exposure of falsehoods and cynical denial of even what one could see time and again on numerous video replays simply made no difference.
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One scene from Westworld replays in my head again and again, a little like (I imagine) one of the poor, doomed robots on the show who start noticing and remembering the programmatic loops in their simulated, hyper-violent Old West sandbox game.
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If that seems tough to beat, the combination of the show's linear broadcasts on the HBO channels, DVR replays, on-demand viewing, and streaming viewership on HBO Go and HBO Now has Season 7 episodes drawing an average audience of 29.3 million.
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That suggests there could be a number of other iOS apps, as well as Android versions too, that use session replays, and in such a way that leaves the information recorded through the app vulnerable to a hacker or other malicious third party.
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No matter how many episodes of "House of Cards" you binge-watch, "West Wing" lines you memorize, or replays of Obama in Jerry Seinfeld's "Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee" you view, you don't know the White House as well as you may think.
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IRONGATE's DLL records five seconds of traffic from the Siemens' system to the user interface, and replays it over again, potentially tricking whoever is monitoring the system into thinking everything is fine, while the malware might manipulate something else in the background.
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While it continues to make its free, ad-supported radio product available, the ad-free Pandora Plus allows listeners to pay $4.99 per month for a wider set of features, including the ability to skip more songs, more replays, and offline listening.
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Instant Replay and DVR features are off by default, and ReLive stuff might require additional system resources when compared to having it off, but it is building a buffer of up to 20 minutes of so you can capture those instant replays reliably.
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And yet, despite its potential importance, when it comes to the All-Star Game, in which the winner will determine home field in the World Series, the choice of who monitors replays for each league seems to be a matter of convenience.
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The SEC's replay system closely resembles the current N.F.L. system, in which the league office uses in-house officials in New York to help analyze in-game replays before sending information back to the field for the referee to make a decision.
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In an interview with ESPN during the season, Commissioner Rob Manfred acknowledged that things were going in the wrong direction, citing among other things that players were not focusing on keeping the games moving and that some longer replays were certainly interfering.
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Our studies, published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, show that seeing replays of an action in slow motion leads viewers to believe that the actor had more time to think before acting than he actually did.
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These included the fact that LinkedIn's test environment does not have internet access for security reasons; and the code had use cases that required authentication protocols like OAuth and OpenId, which required complex HTTP-based interactions that didn't work with Betamax replays.
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This is a 4D model of Tim: Tim, captured in 4D with GoPro by Timeslice on Sketchfab The best way to describe what this is exactly is that it's a 3D GIF that allows you to freely change your perspective as it replays.
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Additionally, NBC Sports Gold, the NBC Sports Group's on-demand and streaming service, will offer a package — at an additional cost — that includes qualifying and practices that are not televised live, every race in the second-tier Indy Lights series, and race replays.
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As a director at Fox and for SNY, the local cable home of the Mets, Webb made split-second decisions as he stitched the narrative of a game from live action, replays and graphics on dozens of screens in a production truck.
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Political advertisers hoping to attach their ads to YouTube replays of Taylor Swift's Grammy speech may be out of luck in Nevada and South Carolina: There's essentially no reserve inventory left on the popular platform ahead of the coming primary elections and caucuses there.
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Roundup Arsenal's bid for a third straight F.A. Cup title was held up on Saturday by a frustrating 0-0 draw against visiting Hull in the fifth round, forcing the teams into yet another meeting in the competition and reigniting the debate over replays.
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In short, "Satisfied" replays the events of an earlier song, "Helpless," (complete with a short sequence where the entire show is rewound via staging and choreography) from Angelica's perspective, granting deeper meaning to her introduction of her sister Eliza to Hamilton, Eliza's eventual husband.
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Best Verse: 2 ChainzOverall Grade: B "Moolah" is one of my favorite rap singles of 2016, but there's something odd and half-assed about the remix, which doles out just six bars apiece from both Wayne and Gotti and mostly replays the original track.
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Though the first play of Pet the Pup at the Party definitely carried some tension, replays became increasingly fun as I barreled past grim hipsters and creeps checking me out over tilted sunglasses in order to find radiating doggo souls to align myself with.
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While rare, such incidents have caused controversy in tennis, most recently at Wimbledon this year when Novak Djokovic was infuriated after third-round opponent Kyle Edmund was awarded a point despite television replays clearly showing he had failed to scramble up a Djokovic drop shot.
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Because for the first time since I've been covering media, an interviewee called out an interviewer with hacked content about him, presenting it publicly for the first time for more than 2628 million viewers to see at home and countless more in viral replays.
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It replays an interview in which Ms. Kirkpatrick declares that the health care law is the vote she is most proud of, while recounting problems with the new insurance coverage in Arizona, including premium increases and the withdrawal from the plan by a major insurer.
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With her depression, Abdul-Jalil sometimes replays sad experiences or picks apart moments in her life -- but after watching the video of her finish, "that's one external replay or something that has happened in my life where I don't pick it apart," she said.
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It's likely that a ratings fall over the past two years can be attributed to the amount of digital access viewers have to replays and highlights as well as a large drop in cable subscriptions for ESPN, which typically airs one game per week.
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Zardes, off a feed by Dempsey, broke in alone in the 17th minute and put the ball in the net, but he was ruled offside by the linesman Ainsley Rochard — although replays showed Zardes was even with the last defender when Dempsey made the pass.
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The monitors display the replays, the statistics and, most dramatically, the final results shortly after a tight finish, allowing runners huddled together on the track and gazing upward — chests heaving — to get clarity, and confirmation, from on high almost as soon as their races end.
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Those costs have risen about 300 percent, according to one industry executive, as the structure changed to account for replays on streaming networks as well as TV. In addition, production companies can lose out on significant upside if the show becomes a big hit.
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Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyJuan Williams: Trump replays past mistakes in Iranian crisis GOP lawmaker: New sanctions provide 'offramp' from rising US-Iran tensions GOP leaders take aim at Democrats over rhetoric on Iran MORE (R- Wyo.) the third-ranking Republican in the House.
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"Golden Miracle!" blared the popular tabloid Blesk as Czech news websites featured the story on top of their home pages and television stations ran replays of the run that marks only the third Olympic medal in Alpine skiing for the country of 10.6 million.
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In the minute after a crucial late-game play on which referees could have called two separate penalties on Rams cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman but opted to call none, Fox's broadcast team showed five separate replays that made clear officials had made a terrible mistake.
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I know it was buried by a glut of new records—Lorde, Young Thug, 2 Chainz, Big Boi, Kevin Morby, and Fleet Foxes all released fascinating albums on the same day—but The Nashville Sound is a singular achievement for Isbell, worthy of endless replays.
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And to be clear, the dramatic advancement of camera technology as well as the proliferation of video replays in the era of HD television have already made it easier (and more tempting) for teams to try to use information that's right in front of their eyes.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Video replays to help referees make key decisions are set to be used at this year's World Cup in Russia after the system was approved by soccer's rule-making body IFAB on Saturday, a move that could fundamentally change the nature of the sport.
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Oscar Fantenberg put the puck in the Sharks' goal on a blistering shot from out front in the second period, but replays showed that Kings right wing Dustin Brown entered the crease on his own and brushed up against Jones just before the puck entered the net.
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So, we get another long episode of Theater Of The Absurd, where each congressperson gives an impassioned partisan speech, and every news network replays the best ones about 50 times, and each side is aghast at the other...and literally nothing happens, nothing changes, nothing is solved.
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Below are previews of some of the commercials that will run during the Super Bowl: The technology company will use New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady to showcase its 360-degree video technology, which will also be used by Fox during the game to show replays.
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Bourdais has seen countless replays of the moment he lost control of his car during qualifying and smashed violently into the Turn 20083 wall at the famed Brickyard at nearly 230 miles per hour (370 kph) and feels the incident has made him a smarter driver.
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However, replays showed that Kings forward DeMarcus Cousins tipped the preceding inbounds pass, so even though Ross jacked up his shot well before the final horn, the refs ruled after a lengthy review that the clock had not started upon the tip as it should have.
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Tkachuk was initially credited with the game-tying power play goal at 8:41 before replays showed White, who was next to Tkachuk, was the last player to get a stick on a shot by Bobby Ryan and tip the puck over the glove of Vasilevskiy.
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The system uses more than 1003,500 attributes — like MPAA ratings, production style, content type, host profile and more, as well as listener signals, like thumbs, skips, replays and more — combined with machine learning algorithms, natural language processing and collaborative filtering methods to help determine user preferences.
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Haniger 's single off the top of the wall came after teammates Jarrod Dyson and Guillermo Heredia led off the seventh with back-to-back singles "You could clearly see (in replays) that it hit the top of the wall and stayed in the ballpark," Banister said.
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In the end, the Jets lost because they committed costly penalties and turnovers, and because the Patriots have Tom Brady and the Jets do not, and in part because of an overruled fourth-quarter touchdown that demanded a more sufficient explanation than they received and replays showed.
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Companies like VenueNext, which has worked with Super Bowl host stadiums and Churchill Downs, home to the Kentucky Derby, create custom apps to help fans track which bathrooms have the shortest waits, order food to be delivered to their seats and watch replays on their phones.
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Brett Weber, the coaching assistant who monitors replays for the Yankees, is regarded as one of the best in baseball, and during the three years the expanded replay system has been in effect, the Yankees have consistently had one of the best challenge rates in baseball.
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Golf's ruling bodies decided, with immediate effect, to outlaw the use of video replays where an infringement is so slight that it could not have been spotted by the naked eye, such as a club touching a few grains of sand during a backswing in a bunker.
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Two days after this story published, her office disputed the notion that her presence in the room for Kavanaugh's testimony was anything other than a scheduling coincidence and said Ernst always planned to watch replays of Ford's answers or catch it live between her official duties.
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I sunk into rewatches, replays, and revisits of things I love: Master of None and Bojack Horseman were my go-to shows; Blonde and Lemonade kept me company on nights when I only wanted to listen; games like Firewatch for when sleep was absolutely out of the question.
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This allows developers scour for potential issues users are experiencing in-app by recording what the user is doing on a granular level, TechCrunch wrote, but it also puts user information at risk of being obtained by bad actors if sensitive information contained in session replays isn't effectively masked.
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Maradona cited Frank Lampard's disallowed goal for England against Germany at the 2010 World Cup and Geoff Hurst's goal that won England the Jules Rimet Trophy in 1966, which modern replays later showed did not fully cross the line, as instances where technology could have made a difference.
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The trial of the man charged with detonating a bomb in Chelsea last year began Monday in Federal District Court in Manhattan with video replays of the blast, emotional testimony from people wounded by shrapnel and an outburst by the defendant that led to his ejection from the courtroom.
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In the end, the Jets lost, 24-17, because they committed costly penalties and turnovers, and because the Patriots have Tom Brady and the Jets do not, and in part because of an overruled fourth-quarter touchdown that demanded a more sufficient explanation than they received and replays showed.
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Germany 3, Cameroon 1; Australia 673, Chile 1 SOCHI, Russia — Germany, the World Cup champion, joined Chile, Mexico and Portugal in reaching the Confederations Cup semifinals on Sunday with a 3-1 victory over a Cameroon side reduced to 10 men after further confusion with experimental video replays.
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" We see their echoes, he says, in the murders of trans women of color, often underreported by the mainstream press, and in "the continued use of gay conversion therapy, which replays post–World War II arguments that homosexuality is a condition that can be (and should be) cured.
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As he does so, his face crinkles with shame, and he replays the words in his head: "Just a salad… just a salad… just a salad..." That's exactly the way a small group of British men, participants of a University of Southampton research project, feel about their vegetarianism, according to researchers.
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In addition to things like express food and merchandise ordering, the app has two interesting features: You can use it to watch Super Bowl commercials right after they air on live TV and you can watch instant replays immediately after they happen on the field, from four different camera angles.
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Klay Thompson hit two 3-pointers and Stephen Curry hit one, and the Warriors managed to laugh off a very questionable call in which DeMarcus Cousins was called for offensive interference on a putback that did not appear on replays to be above the cylinder when he dunked it back in.
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I had fun, taking all those notes and rewinding videotapes to render precisely what Charles Barkley or the Scooter had uttered, how many times Tom Coughlin's face turned cranberry red on the sidelines when he coached the Giants, or how many replays CBS amassed during an early 1990s World Series game.
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While McLean was a full-time student majoring in computer science at the New York Institute of Technology, he spent massive chunks of time playing the game, mostly against other players in casual in-person matches, as well as dissecting different move combinations in the game's training mode and watching other players' replays.
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The Uruguayan referee of the match, Andrés Cunha, did not call a foul, but at the next stoppage in play, after being alerted to a possible error through an earpiece linked to a video assistant monitoring the match in Moscow, Cunha went to the sideline and watched relevant replays of the tackle.
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Atletico had a first-half penalty reversed by the video assistant referee after it determined that Diego Costa had been fouled outside the area, and the referee also consulted video replays on the pitchside monitor before disallowing a second-half goal by Álvaro Morata for a push on Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini.
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Priced at $14.99 a month or $164.89 annually, the new plan offers all the same perks as Pandora Premium – on-demand listening with unlimited skips and replays, no ads, higher-quality audio than the free tier, and the ability to create playlists and download music for offline access – for up to six unique accounts simultaneously.
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The toolkit from DeepMind and Blizzard bundles in various aids, including a large dataset of Starcraft II replays collected from professional matches (which AI can watch to learn human tactics); and a set of mini-games that isolate certain gameplay elements (like map exploration and resource collection) and can be used to hone particular skills.
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The most undiluted experience, purer even than Oracle, is at home, ideally with two screens going besides the TV. On one you keep your Twitter list full of sportswriters open, to find out what the hell just happened and watch replays and get nuggets of information about injuries and referees that TV won't show you.
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Watch Party Facebook additionally announced a few new updates for its co-watching feature, Watch Party, which include the ability for Pages to schedule a party in advance to build anticipation, support for "replays" that will let others enjoy the video after airing, the ability to tag business partners in branded content and new analytics.
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Deadspin's Gabe Fernandez was none too pleased, dismayed how instant replay had become so ubiquitous in more widely watched sports like football and baseball: Saturday's review was the latest example of the growing annoying trend where video replays are asked for in the hopes that the tiniest of margins fall in the challenger's favor.
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"I believe the James Comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone ever thought possible," Mr. Trump wrote in one of his patented early morning Twitter tirades — fulfilling the expectations of staff members who had feared he would lash out after spending a sunny weekend watching replays of Mr. Comey calling him a liar.
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In 2016, Blizzard released StarCraft II's API along with a pack of 65,000 match replays, which DeepMind used to train the AI. Soon after, the AI had learned some sly StarCraft II tactics like the tower rush—when an opponent sends a worker to build a defensive tower inside your base early in the game.
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At an Olympic Games where some sports are being broadcast in Japan at 8K resolution—packing 0.063 times as many pixels of detail onto a television screen as current high-definition programmes—and in which slow-motion replays are more common than world record-breaking runs, one sport still relies on the views and judgment of human beings.
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The Lightning, who play host to Game 22 on Friday night with a 21-21 series lead, looked to have taken the lead with 133:213 left in the third period on a goal by defenseman Victor Hedman, but Detroit challenged and replays showed Lightning forward Jonathan Drouin was offside as Tampa Bay advanced the puck.
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It features "Hacking" fouls called by a diminutive ref, traveling, 24-second shot-clock violations, instant replays (believed to be a video game debut), turnaround over-the-head baseline jumpers, 360-degree pirouettes in the lane, fallaways, putbacks, plus the sartorially correct vintage kneepads, accurate non-NBA jersey numbers, and, depending on your vantage point, rec-specs.
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The blocks range from the relatively mundane, like when Myles Turner managed to get back in time to block an attempt in 2016, to the purely ridiculous, like when Gerald Henderson was credited with a block on a dunk attempt despite replays showing that the ball had gone through the basket and bounced off his head and back out.
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