I searched in the mirror for something changed, something different.
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I have searched in every hospital and not found her.
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Her house in Niger had been searched in the initial investigation.
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I searched in "rooster" near "Los Angeles," and ding, ding, ding!
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The third-floor apartment in the Schaerbeek district was searched in December.
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His home was previously searched in relation to Stislicki's disappearance, CBS reports.
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I searched in my negatives for things that I'd forgotten I'd photographed.
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The deputy searched in at least two parking lots near the school.
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Did you witness women getting their breasts over searched in the security line?
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Looking out on the ocean, I searched in vain for a single boat.
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Germany searched in vain for a Romanian general not loyal to the king.
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Stuttgarter Nachrichten said on Wednesday Blume's offices were searched in connection with this probe.
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Here are the three top cuisines searched in Google Maps by state in 2019.
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Five-thousand devices were searched in February alone, more than in all of 20143.
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No, it never got easier to be strip searched in front of another man.
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A total of 15 business locations and homes were searched in raids on Tuesday.
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As the scientists searched in more fossils for Neanderthal DNA, they got another surprise.
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Seven houses were searched in the operation and no weapons or explosives were found.
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" "As the complaint details," she continues, "children were intrusively searched in front of their classmates.
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"The consulate building will be searched in the framework of the investigation," the statement said.
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Yet for days we searched in vain for an ice floe just 1 meter thick.
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As long as people have suffered from hangovers, they've searched in vain for a cure.
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Police said shops and buildings would be searched in the days leading up to the wedding.
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Visitors to Alexandria were searched in case they had a book which was not in stock.
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The apartment referred to by DH was rented under a false name and searched in December.
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So Lion director Garth Davis and casting director Kirsty McGregor searched in schools all over India.
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Over 240 peer-reviewed scientific studies have searched in vain for a benefit to eating organic.
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The administrator's apartment in Poltava, Ukraine, was searched in November 2016 and the network was dismantled.
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One staff member searched in vain for the keys for an hour, the legal complaint said.
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Specifically, no domestic checked luggage was searched in any way, even though public perception was otherwise.
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As long as people have suffered from hangovers, they&aposve searched in vain for a cure.
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Three years ago, a private Russian expedition searched in vain for the wreck of the Jeannette.
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In July, five of the company's subcontractors' offices were searched in relation to the corruption probe.
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The area of a blast is searched in a grid or spiral fashion, outward from the seat.
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Now, wandering down deserted alleys, past mosques and crumbling archways, I searched in vain for the square.
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In 1880, Healy was a lieutenant on another ship that searched in vain for the missing Jeannette.
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Properties were searched in various locations and authorities in Greece, Italy and Spain are cooperating with the investigation.
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A loud electrified wail came up from the tower grounds as we searched in vain for a cab.
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"The consulate building will be searched in the framework of the investigation," Aksoy said in a written statement.
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Although it is illegal, detainees on misdemeanor charges are sometimes strip-searched — in public — upon arrival at Rikers.
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The Washington Post's David Fahrenholt has searched in vain to find evidence of much charitable giving from Trump.
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Hundreds of police officers and volunteers have searched in and around Paradise since the fire swept through the area.
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Najib's family homes have been searched in full public glare, with police seizing millions of dollars in luxury items.
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I was once pulled off a plane and searched in front of a crowd by muscle-bound security officers.
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That move just "got lucky" and was picked to be searched in spite of its low a priori expectation.
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Beside him, the paraplegic man searched in vain for his small knapsack, which he had lost during the rescue.
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Jones, who took a leave of absence earlier this month, had his home searched in August by federal agents.
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For too long, American policy has searched in vain for a deft, simple solution to North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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She even searched in Long Island City, where rents have jumped to between $25 and $33 a square foot.
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Police officers stand guard by a property being searched in connection with the attack on Parsons Green station, on Sept.
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Ream led authorities to Zarzycki's remains, which were found in the same area that is now being searched, in 2008.
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As Hankins' daughter searched in vain for the feminine hygiene aisle, her texts became increasingly frantic — and very, very funny.
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Premises have been searched in Frankfurt, Hanover and Regensburg in Germany as part of the probe, the prosecutor's office said.
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They were among four people detained by police on Monday after houses were searched in Brussels and elsewhere in Belgium.
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"I searched in our computer system and have no record of him," Lawless said of Lawson not having a criminal background.
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On Friday, a judge granted an emergency motion that will allow Williams' SUV to be searched in connection with the crash.
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PIA confirmed its aircraft had been searched in London but said it had not been informed about a seizure of drugs.
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After spending five months designing a logo and website to list the products, he searched in vain for a good supplier.
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The company also sued Canadian authorities earlier, alleging that Meng was arrested, detained and searched in violation of her constitutional rights.
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But he searched in vain for grapes in Northern California, until he discovered that Alder Springs had a scant half-acre.
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A first convoy of 10 buses had left Ruhaiba and was being searched in a nearby area before continuing to the north.
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Police would not confirm that Wagers is a suspect, only that his former residence was being searched in connection to the case.
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In addition, the police said that three properties in County Armagh, in Northern Ireland, had been searched in connection with the investigation.
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Specialists searched in vain for microscopic tumors and puzzled over Kamni's spinal fluid, which didn't harbor any trace of common brain diseases.
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The majority were women and children, who were searched in the open and separated from the men, who were taken for interrogation.
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After the United States invaded Afghanistan, the photographer searched in 2002 for the schoolgirl he had photographed in a Pakistani refugee camp.
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In that raid, officers unexpectedly stumbled upon armed men in a flat that was searched in connection to the Paris attacks investigation.
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For one thing, it would put the onus on government officials to notify suspects whenever their data is searched in an investigation.
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Basu said the man was being questioned on suspicion of terrorism offences and two properties were being searched in connection with the investigation.
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The prosecutors said nine houses were searched in a district of Brussels, as well as the cities of Bruges, Antwerp and Sint-Niklaas.
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The group searched in vain to find photos of the slain family elsewhere, until the Menhaz account violently snuffed out any remaining doubt.
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Political operatives and reporters searched in vain for them throughout the 2016 election cycle, according to Vanity Fair, and always came up short.
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According to CBP data, roughly 15,000 devices were searched in the first half of the 2017 fiscal year (which started in October 2016).
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Terrified employees and customers "fled the building, fearing for their lives," according to court documents, while Welch searched in vain for child sex slaves.
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The Federal Prosecutor&aposs Office said Monday that six houses in the Brussels area and in southern Belgium have been searched in the operation.
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"We've built a database of over 12 billion mentions and counting that can be searched in real-time back to 5 years," he said.
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People picked up by local police would be searched in immigration databases; anyone found to be unauthorized could be held for pickup by ICE.
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In a lawsuit filed by Mr. Shanies, she alleges that she was groped by a guard and strip-searched in front of male inmates.
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Construction company Strabag and rival Porr have each said that five of their respective Austrian branches were recently searched in connection with the 2017 probe.
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BuzzFeed News searched in BuzzSumo for all articles in German that have the keywords "Angela Merkel", "Merkel", "Chancellor of Germany" or "Chancellor" in the title.
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His apartment and the Gogol Center, the theater where he is the artistic director, were searched in a case widely condemned as being politically motivated.
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These predictions are based on multiple factors, including what you've typed, terms you've searched in the past, what other people have searched for, and trending stories.
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And the fact that there are eight of them means different areas can be searched in parallel, and that some submarines will always be at sea.
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On doomed Lion Air Flight 610, pilots searched in a handbook for a way to stop the plane from nosediving, according to an exclusive Reuters report.
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During the Lion Air flight's last minutes, pilots searched in a handbook for a way to stop the plane from nosediving, according to a Reuters report.
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Legal sources said the facility searched in Austria was BMW's engine plant in Steyr, where the company employs about 4,500 staff and assembles 6,000 engines a day.
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Senator Santorum, according to Google, the Paris terror attacks were the largest story that was searched in 2015, with nearly 1 billion searches of that story worldwide.
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The FBI announced Thursday that Beal was arrested on suspicion of possessing an unregistered destructive device after his home was searched in connection with the explosion investigation.
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A recent Boston Globe analysis found that almost 70 percent of the nearly 15,000 individuals the police had observed, interrogated or searched in 2016 were African-Americans.
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More than 130 million American adults are in facial recognition databases that can be searched in criminal investigations, the Center on Privacy & Technology at Georgetown Law estimates.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Belgian holding GBL said on Tuesday its offices were searched in connection with an ongoing inquiry into the Syrian business of cement maker LafargeHolcim.
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The emails are being searched in conjunction with the closed investigation into Clinton's use of a private server during her time as secretary of state under President Obama.
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He was brought into the terminal and searched in front of a crowd of onlookers while half a dozen police officers, including one with a dog, stood watch.
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Ezzedine went further and, under escort, searched in the darkest parts of London for a rumored community of Moors awaiting passports or funds to sail for happier places.
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Police on Monday raided another house linked to Najib in the administrative capital of Putrajaya, the latest premise to be searched in connection with their investigation into 1MDB.
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In these, thousands of genomes are searched in order to identify places where differences between people's DNA seem associated with the presence or absence of particular diseases or symptoms.
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Six properties were searched in total in relation to reopened probe into the 1MDB scandal, the state investment vehicle from which Najib is accused of siphoning off billions of dollars.
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Mr. Brown could barely contain his rage as he cited one anecdote from the report — about a teenage boy who reported having been strip-searched, in front of his girlfriend.
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Police said there was no intelligence to suggest an immediate threat, and that an address and a wooded area in south Devon were being searched in connection with the inquiry.
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According to a lawsuit filed on June 1, the school was put on lockdown until noon as students were pulled out of class and searched in front of other students.
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The police initially searched in the heavily immigrant Neudorf neighborhood, which is cut off by a highway from the historic city center, with its half-timbered houses and towering cathedral.
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Past Google searches can impact the results you get in future searches, which means that the results Google gives you could be influenced by keywords you searched in the past.
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In 2009, the court heard the appeal of Savana Redding, who was strip-searched in school when she was 13, after a report that she'd given a classmate prescription-strength ibuprofen.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police said on Thursday they had raided a house in Wigan, northern England, which was now being searched in connection with the suicide bombing in Manchester on Monday.
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Then the researchers searched in about 2,000 samples from 944 brains of people who had died — some with Alzheimer's, some with other types of neurological problems, and some without cognitive impairment.
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Regula, an admirer of Eleanor Roosevelt, accompanied her husband to Washington, where her fascination with first ladies was further piqued, she searched in vain for a definitive bibliography of presidential spouses. Mrs.
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TV channel SIC reported homes were searched in the capital Lisbon, the country's north and the Algarve in the south where thousands of bikers gather every year for an international motorcycle event.
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Searches for "pilgrim" porn increased by 6,214%, while "Black Friday" searches increased by 4,233% (though, to be fair, we're not sure how often any of these terms are searched in the first place).
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After rejecting our first room with its "city view" of the traffic-choked highway, we ended up in a giant "wine-themed" suite, where we searched in vain for anything related to wine.
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I can understand that daddy grew up in Cuba, though I absolutely cannot listen to the story of him getting strip-searched in the airport on his way over to the U.S. without giggling.
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In 2009, Bollywood actor Neil Nitin Mukesh was detained at New York airport, and in 2003, the then Indian Defense Minister George Fernandes was strip-searched in Dulles Airport in Washington Dulles International Airport.
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The report also found a pattern of unlawfully strip-searching individuals prior to arrest—citing one incident where a woman was fully strip-searched in public during a traffic stop for a missing headlight.
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On Wednesday, the coronavirus was the term most frequently searched in the database, which has more than 120 million users who downloaded 2.3 billion full-text research reports last year, according to its website.
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On Wednesday, the coronavirus was the term most frequently searched in the database, which has more than 120 million users who downloaded 2.3 billion full-text research reports last year, according to its website.
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She fears that the continued storage of genetic samples from asylum seekers of certain races or ethnicities could leave these overrepresented communities more vulnerable to false matches when the database is searched in the future.
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My wife tried to get me to eat something, which was impossible, but she searched in her luggage and found a couple of Tylenol tablets, which helped to lower my fever for a short time.
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The Financial Conduct Authority said at the time that two people had been questioned about insider trading and market abuse, and that several homes and offices had been searched in Switzerland in connection with the inquiry.
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After his release, he remained on the authorities' radar, and his house was searched in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris in November 2015, Mr. Molins said, although no action was taken against him.
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"One key benefit is that now all owned repositories that are either mirrored or added to Cloud Source Repositories can be searched in a single query," Cloud Source Repositories product manager Russell Wolf writes in today's announcement.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - When the sisters behind high-fashion label Rodarte decided to make their debut film "Woodshock," they looked for inspiration where they have always searched - in the redwood forests by their Northern California coastal home.
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Rescuers searched in difficult conditions on Wednesday for dozens of people feared dead and hundreds missing after a dam collapsed in a remote part of land-locked Laos, one of Asia's poorest countries, a government official said.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Hopes of finding survivors from a Russian helicopter which disappeared off the coast of the Arctic Svalbard archipelago faded on Friday as Norwegian rescuers searched in vain for a second day in ice-cold waters.
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My colleagues and I searched, in 1,597 African-American men with prostate cancer, for locations in the genome where the fraction of genes contributed by West African ancestors was larger than it was elsewhere in the genome.
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Initially, Mr. Okada searched in Tokyo for a good location for his museum, but he could not find the room for what he had in mind in the densely built capital, said Aika Chikamori, a museum spokeswoman.
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The Ukraine prosecutors' office said in a statement on Sunday that the ship, the Maria, had delivered fuel to the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Crimea in 2015 and was now being searched in relation to that delivery.
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But police have said they suspect he had help before the killings, based on the large number of guns, ammunition and explosives found in the hotel suite, his home, his car and a second home searched in Reno.
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They are strip-searched in front of other detainees, and Hindus were given beef and pork to eat, even though it&aposs against their religion, and tried to survive on just the vegetables accompanying the meals, Teesdale said.
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Hard experience shows how donations go astray: The Red Cross raised $500 million in appeals after the Haiti earthquake, but reporters for NPR and ProPublica, in an exhaustive investigation, searched in vain for where all that money went.
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Experts said in a report that Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which disappeared in March 2014 with 239 people on board, was most likely resting on the seabed in an area partly searched in late 0003 and early 2015.
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Board of Chosen Freeholders, a 2012 case in which the court decided 5 to 4 that someone who has been arrested can be strip-searched in jail without reasonable suspicion — in other words, even if they presented no threat.
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They also pointed out that technological advances have vastly expanded the state's intrusion into individuals' private lives — because "so much private and personal material is online, and because it can now be easily stored and searched in vast quantities".
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A year later, Mr. Kushkush was returning from Israel, where he had completed an internship with the Associated Press; after arriving in Washington D.C., the same laptop previously searched in New York was searched again, along with his phone, flash drives, digital camera, and notebooks.
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The grotesque popping and squishing sounds syncopate as additional percussion for the video's soundtrack of Ravel's Bolero, and shots of Atkins' character cut abruptly between sitting, squatting and contorting, as if he's being cavity searched in prison — or trying to stretch while on an airplane.
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The asylum-seekers said they were held in cells for up to 22 hours per day, expected to eat in their cells next to open toilets, strip-searched in front of other detainees, and not given changes of clothes for several days on end.
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McConnell suffered multiple setbacks this summer as he searched in vain for 50 Republicans who would back a GOP health care bill, but it was only when McConnell stopped pushing for members to get behind one comprehensive Senate bill that the impasse broke, just barely.
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But, he says, all were too worried about American reprisals to grant the request, especially after an extraordinary incident in which a Bolivian plane carrying Evo Morales, that country's president, was forced to land in Austria and searched in case Mr Snowden was on board.
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A report in Cumhuriyet newspaper in May 2015 said that trucks allegedly owned by the National Intelligence Agency (MIT), Turkey's state intelligence service, were found to contain weapons and ammunition that were headed for Syria when they were stopped and searched in southern Turkey in early 2014.
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When Commander Price, the 333-year-old leader of SEAL Team 4, did not appear for a meeting the next morning with an Afghan general, his men searched in the mess hall, in the showers and finally along the row of berths called the Green Mile.
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A complaint signed by the ACLU details at least 10 instances in which Merchant was searched in front of passengers while waiting to board a plane, including one instance where an explosives unit was called in to search her, and another where a dog unit was used.
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At times it's too delicate: One evening, I searched in vain for some of the menu's promised ingredients, like bagoong (fermented krill), which had been whisked into oblivion in a salad dressing, and liver pâté, which should have brought vitality to kaldereta, a long-simmered beef stew.
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Jones Day was searched on the same day as Volkswagen's (VW) premium brand Audi's headquarters were searched, in a sign prosecutors are stepping up efforts to find who was responsible for - and who may have known about - the biggest business crisis in the 80-year-old group's history.
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The number of devices agents are looking through is increasing, according to CBP data and the ACLU and Electronic Frontier Foundation's lawsuit:8,500 in 201519,000 in 201630,000 in 20153,000 in 2018The 19,033 travelers who had their devices searched in 2016 were among 391 million travelers to the US that year.
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To get a sense of the types of expenses for which cancer patients were seeking help, Breyer and colleagues searched in October 26 on the GoFundMe website for mentions of the 29 most common cancers in the U.S. They identified 22019,344 campaigns and selected a random sample of 1,035 for detailed analysis.
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Located in Tepecoacuilco, a few miles from the southwestern city of Iguala where the students were abducted, the dump is one of dozens of sites within five municipalities that officials have searched in recent weeks, Encinas said on Thursday, wearing a T-shirt stamped with the number "43" in remembrance of the students.
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While she searched in vain for a publisher for her first novel, about the love affair between an artist and a composer in New York, she wrote jacket copy for publishers, acted in films with titles like "Olga's House of Shame" and modeled at industrial shows, appearing as Miss Minute Maid in 1957 and 1958.
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After a black male teenager filed a complaint with the police for being (in his view) unreasonably strip-searched in front of his girlfriend in January 2016, he was confronted by the same officer, who, when he found him near a McDonald's, "pushed the teenager against a wall, pulled down his pants, and grabbed his genitals", in apparent retaliation.
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