Analyst: Searchers are nearing wreckage Detecting the beacon is a sign that searchers are closing in, CNN aviation analyst Mary Schiavo said.
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Searchers later found what they thought were the boys&apos handprints, giving them confidence the boys were alive and that the searchers were on the right path.
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Searchers had to contend with difficult terrain and thick forest.
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Local businesses have clamored for ways to reach these searchers.
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But searchers determined it did not come from the plane.
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Instead, Destinations connects web searchers with partner sites like Hotels.
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But other searchers continued looking for a more material reward.
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Thousands of volunteer searchers have combed cornfields and cow pastures.
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Australia, Britain, the U.S. and other countries are helping searchers.
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The total number of workers and job searchers is up.
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The black boxes were found when searchers scoured the Mediterranean Sea.
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Searchers then recovered the child's head, two hands and another foot.
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Searchers, where John Wayne's character fights and deals with bands of
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Searchers, for example, perhaps the most prominent and prototypical film in
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Amanda Eller was discovered by searchers at about 3:45 p.m.
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Searchers found her in a deep ravine in between two waterfalls.
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He apologized to the wounded searchers and described his brutal captivity.
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Among the searchers were Liam McAtasney and Preston Taylor, both 19.
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Searchers expect to locate the flight data recorder soon, he said.
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Near El Rodeo, searchers found signs of rushed attempts at flight.
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Interest in Christmas is coming earlier and earlier among Google searchers.
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Just inside the sand pit, the searchers came upon Victoria's body.
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The number of searchers increased to more than 250 by Tuesday.
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The younger child was found about an hour later by searchers.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Searchers for an Argentine submarine missing since Nov.
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Searchers would be pulled out of areas threatened by mudslides, he said.
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Django Unchained, Inglourious Basterds, and The Searchers—is a revenge movie. But
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Tell me about Fenn's memoir that the searchers all read for clues.
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Phillips said searchers scoured the park all day Sunday, to no avail.
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Searchers have already spotted floating pieces of debris consistent with military aircraft.
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Diligent searchers can then gain access to Facebook and so much else.
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Nearly six hours later, searchers found the girl's body in the river.
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Many of the searchers are local and have lost their own homes.
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All the other searchers were through the phone's default search app, Bing.
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" Emily Nelson on "Amelia Earhart's Disappearance Still Captivates Searchers, 80 Years Later.
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We promise to keep you posted if the searchers turn up anything.
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At the end of their day, the searchers return to their home base.
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Fitzpatrick and Press know there are green and unethical searchers in their field.
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But searchers still had "no clues whatsoever" on the plane's whereabouts, said Sharma.
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Searchers espouse theories in Fenn forums and detail their quests in YouTube testimonials.
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CNN affiliate KSL reported that searchers had drained a canal near Elizabeth's home.
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Searchers found an empty floating raft, and noticed the flares from a distance.
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Previous 2000s shipwreck The discovery may have been a déjà vu for searchers.
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Searchers resumed at daybreak Saturday, and located Watts' body shortly after 8 a.m.
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Several of the searchers were injured, including one who suffered permanent brain damage.
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It also has offered web searchers similar voter registration information in years past.
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Like shipwrecked searchers, connections are made among victims of the separate, continuing tragedies.
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Among them, two are Inuit-directed: "Angry Inuk," a vital documentary by the activist Alethea Arnaquq-Baril that advocates for traditional seal-hunting practices, and an ambitious take on the classic western "The Searchers" called "Maliglutit (Searchers)" directed by Zacharias Kunuk.
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For searchers: Note: The following points depend on the capabilities of your policy system.
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We watch The Searchers — my husband's choice, since I got to choose last week.
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Dozens of Searchers meet in Santa Fe each June for Fennboree, an annual fanfest.
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Haley is in charge of granting right of entry permits to would-be searchers.
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And they will present evidence of the serious wounds among searchers, including Master Sgt.
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Searchers have been sifting through the landfill but have not found anything so far.
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In their day jobs, they're private eyes or retired law enforcement or professional adoptee searchers.
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His prediction, of course, will likely only spur more Searchers to return to the wild.
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And that's Google's prime directive: get searchers to their destination through the shortest path possible.
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Searchers overlapped each others' areas to provide multiple perspectives and put fresh eyes on them.
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Searchers found Mary Byman of Menisino, Manitoba, on Sunday night after five days of searching.
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The economist William Easterly divides development agencies into two philosophically distinct groups: planners and searchers.
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The Searchers; The Good, The Bad and the Ugly and High Noon were all named.
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BEYOND THE CANON: 'MALIGLUTIT' AND 'THE SEARCHERS' at BAM Rose Cinemas (June 20003, 5 p.m.).
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Soon afterward, searchers found the bodies of seven missing sailors in its flooded berthing compartments.
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Searchers have struggled with rough conditions, unchartered oceans and water depths of up to 6 kilometres.
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Among the searchers were Taylor, who had been Sarah's junior prom date, and McAtasney, police said.
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On Sunday, searchers were combing through an area of Duval County, adjacent to St. John's County.
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Once these die, searchers must use sonar devices and robots, which are costly and time-consuming.
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Searchers clicked on Jigsaw's ads three or four times more often than a typical ad campaign.
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The news devastated the Searchers, who, for the first time, had lost one of their own.
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Some of the shipwreck's shinier debris initially piqued searchers' interest as possibly being pieces of MH2000.
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Some of the shipwreck's shinier debris initially piqued searchers' interest as possibly being pieces of MH370.
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Leisa Bennett, Aurora's grandmother, was with a group of searchers when they heard the girl's voice.
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Multiple agencies and volunteers joined the hunt, with searchers on foot, on horseback and in helicopters.
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Gerry and the Pacemakers also play, as do The Rolling Stones, The Searchers, and The Hollies.
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Following his cries for about 50 yards, searchers found him tangled up in vines and thorns.
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Some 2336 searchers were in the field, he said, sifting ash and rubble for human remains.
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As we noted previously, Google has been helping web searchers with voting information for some time.
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Helicopters also placed ground searchers into high elevation areas to investigate the difficult-to-access trails.
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A lot of Detroit residents searched for Cleveland rentals, and San Antonio searchers looked in Houston.
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Washington officially broke off the program because it claimed the safety of its searchers was not guaranteed.
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When there isn't a map, searchers have begun using a more high-tech tool: the personal drone.
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On Friday, EgyptAir and Greek officials said that searchers found seats, personal belongings, and a body part.
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Job searchers swipe right to job postings they are interested in and left to postings they aren't.
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When the authorities later stripped searchers of anonymity, the number of searches fell by more than 90%.
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Searchers have reported finding a fire and debris field along with an empty raft, according to reports.
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Nate: Now that I'm just looking at the frame, do you know that ending scene in "Searchers"?
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This will give web searchers immediate information on how others are reacting to the debate, for example.
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In other words, the searchers can be both random, and be aware of the larger search context.
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Questioning the very definition of a criminal, the movie abandons our three young searchers in moral transit.
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It will then send a signal that satellites could pick up, allowing searchers to pinpoint its location.
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The cockpit voice recorder is one of the so-called black boxes for which searchers have been looking.
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The sailboat has not been located but searchers recovered two kayaks that the boat was towing, Case said.
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One of those searchers, military veteran Javier Cantellops, has been posting about the search for Mina on Facebook.
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When 90% of searchers don't go past the first page of links, they're not getting the full story.
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"She is just as strong as we always said she would be," searchers said in a Facebook post.
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Eller was discovered by searchers in a deep ravine after a search team spotted her from a helicopter.
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The next day, searchers discovered Nichols' body about 500 meters (550 yards) away from Hentzel's remains, Garrick said.
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"Police are asking people to avoid the area and for the searchers to leave the area as well."
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During the multiday sentencing hearing, Bergdahl himself testified that he was sorry for the wounds suffered by searchers.
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By mid-morning, more than 50 searchers were in the woods, while 10 canine teams reported to help.
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In the weeks since the crash, searchers have fanned out along the Pacific coastline looking for the bodies.
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First, it allows job searchers, which they call "Taskers," to make a profile which lists their hourly rate.
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Unexplored ocean floor It's not just shipwreck parts and pieces and pings searchers in the area have found.
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Many of the searchers have lost their own homes and are looking for the remains of their neighbors.
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Australian searchers said reasons for the loss of MH370 would never be known until the aircraft is found.
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We open onto the biggest cliché of them all, Monument Valley, where John Wayne wandered in The Searchers.
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Thursday, June 28: Intense rain hampers mission Torrential rain forces searchers to pause for an agonizing five hours.
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Undeterred, searchers dragged slabs of ham down game trails and baited camera traps with roadkill or live chickens.
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The bad: Searchers have to move slowly and delicately, because the wreckage is unstable and could collapse further.
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Algorithms used for job-searching were more likely to suggest higher-paying jobs to male searchers than female.
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Just before noon, searchers aboard a boat smelled gas coming from the water below, according to the statement.
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The number of searchers increased to more than 250 by Tuesday and the FBI assisted with the search.
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"Searchers found the truck about 1,000 yards (around 914 meters) downstream from the crossing Friday night," Dodd said.
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Five people are now missing, the sheriff said, and searchers continue to go through damaged and destroyed homes.
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Searchers will have a few more days of dry weather, but starting late Tuesday, another 2-5 inches (5 to 13 cm) of rain is expected to drop on the Sierra Nevada foothills through next Sunday, hampering the searchers work and renewing fears of flash floods and mudslides, forecasters said.
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Officials Monday say the searchers found 432 rifles and handguns, then returned later and found 91 more hidden weapons.
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Searchers first spotted his body on Friday afternoon, but were only able to get him to shore on Sunday.
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To their amazement, searchers found the infant inside a storm drain -- more than two dozen feet from the roadway.
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"Searchers located a body on a rural property east of Chestermere," police said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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A California woman has been found by rescue searchers after she and her dog were missing for four days.
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Sunday in St. Mary Parish by a team of searchers and cadaver dogs, according to the Jamaica Constabulary Force.
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Once a drone identifies tampered ground, searchers test it with the rod and dig with the shovel if necessary.
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With his trapper's knowledge, he guided other searchers as he bounced over the rocky tundra and along the shore.
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Fenn achieved Wonka-like status among the self-described Searchers, the online community that cropped up around his legend.
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But despite the hive mind enthusiasm of the Searchers, others grapple with doubts about the truth of Fenn's tale.
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Searchers were still dealing with structural issues, but debris removal should be done by midnight Pacific Time, officials said.
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Other non-TV watching Fire TV Alexa features include local business and restaurant searchers and Kindle e-book access.
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As surprising as the find may seem, it wasn't the first shipwreck the searchers found in the search zone.
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On October 4, searchers found a damaged lifeboat, two damaged liferafts, and a deceased crewmember wearing an immersion suit.
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We're older, not as much "searchers" but you know, it's more grounded in theory and maybe also in literature.
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To enable searchers access to the destroyed structures, crews help move collapsed buildings and roofs out of the way.
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In the bitter cold, the searchers scoured the park for hours, hoping to find clues about the woman's disappearance.
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On Friday, cadaver dogs and searchers went through what was left of a mobile home park in Santa Rosa.
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Earlier hopes that searchers may have heard communication attempts by the crew have not panned out, the military said.
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Searchers can register through the group's website on computer or smartphone or by free text messaging on basic phones.
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Higginbotham evaded them for two nights before the searchers found him submerged in a creek across the county line.
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The searchers then moved south along a long arc thought to be the jet's trajectory, off Australia's southwest coast.
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At a news conference on Monday, Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams said searchers had "found nothing," News 4 Jax reported.
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But note, job searchers: The sector saw a dip between 2018 and 2019, with postings dropping by 19 percent.
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Searchers found Schuhmann's daypack on the Ram Head Trail over the weekend, but it offered little information, Kelly said.
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Just reaching the cavern where the group ultimately took refuge was a feat even for the most skilled searchers.
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Enter the Google Maps function, an increasingly popular way for internet searchers to discover goods, services, and other nearby necessities.
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Search and rescue efforts involving more than 300 searchers thus far have not led to any clues, the police added.
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It's also why the company often surfaces information from its other services instead of sending searchers off to another site.
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EgyptAir crash Searchers have fished plane wreckage, personal belongings and human remains from EgyptAir Flight 804's watery crash site.
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As searchers continue to look for the plane's fuselage and vital flight data and cockpit voice recorders, developments pour in.
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No survivors have been found, but searchers in the Mediterranean Sea located debris on Friday, including suitcases and human remains.
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Searchers have recovered parts of the plane wreckage, including passengers' personal belongings, life vests, aircraft chairs and even body parts.
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Searchers were able to locate the girls by a piece of a jacket that was sticking out of the snow.
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Searchers had been sifting through the landfill's detritus since February 25, about three months after Berreth was last seen alive.
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Sunday by volunteer searchers who happened to camp that night near where the boy had stopped to wait for rescuers.
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Thousands of Searchers have converged online to posit their theories on what the clues are and what they might mean.
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Cold brew coffee has increased in Google searchers in recent years, but it's always most popular during the summer months.
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"One of the searchers had seen a depressed area in the ground, with a log laying across it," he says.
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"All life jackets do is help searchers find a body faster," said Robert Smith of the NSW Fishing Clubs Association.
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Five days later, searchers found the body of the 25-year-old former Miss South Texas facedown in a canal.
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She would build on that momentum with a short but powerful performance in John Ford's 21981 western opus The Searchers.
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Personal locator beacons (PLBs), which attach to clothing or life jackets, also might have helped searchers find the boys themselves.
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She was less than a mile from the trail, close enough that searchers probably passed near her without realizing it.
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Google searchers are more typically looking for general information, whereas Amazon users are more often looking to buy a product.
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Searchers combing through the charred areas have rescued hundreds of animals -- including dogs, cats, horses, donkeys, ducks, and a tortoise.
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By late in the day, officials said that searchers had found 15 bodies, and estimated that 118 people were missing.
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Searchers pass the material through a wire mesh so they can look at it as closely as possible, she said.
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The number of searchers increased to more than 250 by Tuesday morning, according to the Cayce Department of Public Safety.
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Then, unexpectedly, a pair of searchers finds the girls, now ages eight and six, living in the cabin in squalor.
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Searchers found Schuhmann's day pack on the Ram Head Trail over the weekend but it offered little information, Kelly said.
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Prosecutors showed the jury his detailed accounting records, which included items like "cellular inhibitors" and "microphone searchers" among his expenses.
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"That doesn't make it harder to find people, but makes it more physically difficult to endure for the searchers," he said.
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A search was suspended Monday to protect searchers from the heat, but is expected to resume Tuesday, CNN affiliate KGUN reported.
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Here's what Google searchers were dying to know about the candidates (naturally, we've listed them in order of their search rankings).
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Searchers have found debris in the Indian Ocean believed to be from the doomed airliner that disappeared on March 8, 2014.
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Strong winds were still blowing as searchers looked for the missing off the tourist island of Phuket in the Andaman Sea.
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Debris found in water EgyptAir and Greek officials said Friday that searchers have found debris from the plane in the water.
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In a way, it's like Google's version of Twitter – but with the goal of helping web searchers find answers to questions.
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His search engine launched in 2005 and focused on Iceland and the Nordics, becoming a go-to spot for travel searchers.
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From hereon, publishers will be able to choose how many, if any, free articles they want to offer to Google searchers.
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Some 130 searchers from 24 agencies took part in the search at its peak, including divers and cadaver dogs, authorities said.
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Remember: Google has Google Analytics, Google Search, Google Ads, and Google Chrome data to monitor how searchers engage with your site.
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Two of those searchers and strivers are Hendrik Weber (AKA Pantha Du Prince) and Elizabeth Bernholz (better known as Gazelle Twin).
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That has allowed the searchers to concentrate on an arc of Indian Ocean covering some 120,000 square km of sea bed.
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At least Jorah Mormont and Birkenstock-brand heartthrob Daario Naharis will give us all the buddy comedy missing from The Searchers.
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Yoda was also taken to safety by a ground team made up of Clallam County and Kitsap County Sheriff's ground searchers.
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Searchers tried to find the bear and planned to use DNA to confirm a match, but never located it, he said.
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The original design for Google's events search offered web searchers a list of events they could filter by category and date.
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Searchers were finally able to locate the wreckage after residents of Rupshe, a small village, reported having heard a loud explosion.
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Searchers who helped find Maui hiker Amanda Eller in May have flown to the Big Island to help search for Brittain.
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LES COWBOYS Something of an hommage to John Ford's "The Searchers," this French drama is a western in its own way.
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That means for an entire month after being flagged and labeled, these sites will continue to show warnings to web searchers.
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At the scene of the landslide in Itogon, searchers had compiled a list of 61 people believed missing and presumed dead.
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The feature is an expansion of Google's existing efforts in pointing web searchers to informative content about TV shows and films.
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The feature is going live today for English-speaking searchers on the web and Pinterest's mobile apps for iOS and Android.
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Cameron Boyce The sudden death of the 28-year-old actor Cameron Boyce struck a chord with many searchers this year.
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Residents have been displaced after the twisters destroyed their homes, and searchers are still picking through the debris for potential victims.
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" He's also made an imitation spaghetti western, adapted a Jorge Luis Borges short story and updated John Ford's western "The Searchers.
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Missing mountain climbers Searchers have spotted five bodies on a peak in the Indian Himalayas where eight climbers disappeared a week ago.
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Searchers found some of his cast-off gear, like paperwork and a tool used to find navigation points, according to the paper.
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It wandered for 300 kilometers (186 miles) and killed 30 animals before searchers were able to shoot it with a tranquilizer dart.
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Later, a Greek military spokeswoman confirmed Egyptian searchers said they'd also found a body part and a portion of an airline seat.
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Searchers say they have covered around 3,000 nautical miles so far and have gone looking through the amphibious assault ship multiple times.
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One of the searchers, looking near a farm a two-hour drive from town, heard suspicious sounds, and alerted the community police.
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Pillars inside display reproduction posters from the Beatles concert and from a Friday "Go-Go night" with Chuck Brown & the Soul Searchers.
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Relying solely on filters does not teach young citizens how to be savvy searchers or how to evaluate the accuracy of information.
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But with heavy rain on the way, searchers feel a greater sense of urgency in finding the remains of Camp Fire victims.
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The addition of ballot information comes following several other moves by the company to make voting information more accessible to web searchers.
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It launched an Online Voter Guide a few years ago and has offered web searchers similar voter registration information in years past.
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The governor said Friday afternoon that searchers had rappelled about 40 meters down a newly discovered chimney and into a muddy chamber.
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Coroners and dozens of other searchers have fanned out across the area, and two portable morgues are waiting to collect the dead.
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Searchers have found one black box and just one passenger has been identified from partial human remains recovered from the shallow waters.
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After realizing that the searchers had not seen him, he knew that it was up to him to find his way out.
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One of the searchers identified the body of his brother, with the back of his skull smashed in and his throat slit.
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But many online searchers' first stop when looking for clothing and accessories isn't the Google Shopping destination — it's a simple Google Search.
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So far, search teams have captured and euthanized at least five alligators caught as searchers scoured the water for the boy, officials said.
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Searchers recovered three bodies, it said, adding that two of them were children - one around 12 years old and the other around four.
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For most of this time the searchers have been exploring a deep, 120,000-square-kilometer stretch of water in the southern Indian Ocean.
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Using drones and an aerial spotter, the searchers were able to find a possible impact site in Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre, South Australia.
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It involved an aerial spotter, a remotely operated drone, two searchers on the lake's surface, and guidance around the area by local inhabitants.
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More than 125 searchers combed the area near where the father's car was found, but they found no trace of the missing boy.
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So only searchers located in the same geographical location as the successful delisting request will have the offending search result removed from Google.com.
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Thousands of searchers showed up to help find the little girl, who had inexplicably been missing for 30 days before authorities were notified.
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Instinct, as much as learning, led him to guide the Canadian government searchers to Erebus in 2014 and, two years later, to Terror.
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While most searchers heard nothing, some listeners scattered across North America heard Earhart's cries for help, The Post reported, citing research from TIGHAR.
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Searchers plan to comb 120,000 square kilometers (more than 46,000 square miles, an area larger than Ohio) and should be done by midyear.
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We cannot be a community of searchers and learners if we do not share the same principles at the core of our universities.
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That's how searchers found 3-year-old Casey Hathaway, the North Carolina boy who disappeared from his great-grandmother's backyard three days ago.
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To that end, the company worked with data source provider the Center for Responsive Politics to provide searchers with trusted campaign finance information.
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Searchers have yet to detect a location signal from the second of the two black boxes, housed at opposite ends of the aircraft.
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"Carol and Ian's survival is a miracle," Schneider said at the news conference, standing in front of a large group of volunteer searchers.
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Unusual tire tracks spotted by a cattle station worker, as well as a note left inside the vehicle, provided a breakthrough for searchers.
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Bill Easterly, the development economist, makes a useful distinction between "searchers" and "planners" when it comes to figuring out solutions to large problems.
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Searchers are having to work by hand because heavy equipment cannot be brought into the remote location in the north of Sulawesi island.
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A team of searchers working with specially trained dogs is scouring a Pacific island in hopes of finding the remains of Amelia Earhart.
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Johnson's friends are looking for him and authorities have deployed boats, a helicopter and dozens of searchers to find the man, CBS News reported.
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Hundreds of searchers scoured the woods Hundreds of people and search crews from Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio helped searched for the toddler, WLEX reported.
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Searchers were led to a snow bank in a nearby parking lot by tracks -- and then spotted a sled sticking out from the bank.
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Ground searchers responded and found her car on Saturday night, shortly before midnight, along the Generals Highway near a trailhead, according to the release.
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In a typical year Dr Mendes would have expected his searchers to come across perhaps half a dozen such bodies during the same period.
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Volunteer searchers Troy Helmer and Chris Berquist were in the helicopter with Vorhes when Berquist said, "There's a hiker down there," according to Helmer.
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But not finding any corresponding signal during subsequent searchers is frustrating, and this follow-up effort was one of the most well-coordinated yet.
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And that has an impact on Google's bottom line, as Google can display more ads to web searchers when they don't leave its app.
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It also drives the desolate quest at the center of John Ford's 1956 Western masterpiece The Searchers; the list could go on and on.
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After an extensive search on Saturday, volunteer searchers found the baby's body in the woods behind the family's home on Sunday afternoon, says Crum.
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The Navy's 2400th Fleet said searchers found the bodies Sunday morning, Japan time, after the guided-missile destroyer returned to its base in Japan.
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On Sunday, four days after Byman vanished, a group of searchers fired a gun into the air and heard a faint cry for help.
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Searchers don't know where the sub is, and no contact was made with the vessel after the morning of November 15, Balbi has said.
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But searchers are hopeful that they will find the remains of Kelsey Berreth and any other evidence that could shed light on her death.
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Searchers will begin sifting through landfill detritus there on Tuesday and continue for at least 35 days until they make it through the area.
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Two divers accompanied each of the boys, all of whom have been learning to dive only since July 2, when the first searchers found them.
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Searchers located Joshua McClatchy, 38, of Fort Worth, in the Ouachita National Forest after a National Guard helicopter saw his flashlight, CNN affiliate KTRK reported.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn the body found by searchers last Thursday is confirmed to be Maddox Ritch," Gastonia Police Chief Robert Helton said.
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Searchers are desperately combing Kentucky Lake for Jerry Greer, the 19-year-old son of country singer Craig Morgan, following a boating accident on Sunday.
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Research conducted by historians from the Naval History and Heritage Command last year steered searchers to a new location, where the wreckage was finally discovered.
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After an extensive search on Saturday, volunteer searchers found the baby's body wrapped up in "blue cloth" in a hole under a log, said Crum.
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The whole district of Puna has a history as a magnet for seekers and searchers, a respite for pilgrims fleeing the pressures of modern life.
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Without the aid of the Searchers, Eric's friends and extended family dissected Fenn forums and Facebook pages for possible clues that might lead to him.
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Vergara is part of a loose movement of buscadores, or searchers, spurred to action after the disappearance of 2014 students in Iguala in September 2014.
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Vergara is part of a loose movement of buscadores, or searchers, spurred to action after the disappearance of 43 students in Iguala in September 2014.
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Job information was very fragmented and what information was available narrowed in scope or was mostly focused on experienced job searchers rather than entry level.
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In April, searchers will make a second attempt at finding a voyage data recorder that could provide detail on the ship's sinking off the Bahamas.
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Many of them were Westerns such as 1944's "Tall in the Saddle," 1953's "Hondo," 1959's "Rio Bravo," and 1959's "The Searchers."
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Searchers in and around Paradise, 262 miles (2000 km) northeast of San Francisco, were expecting heavy rains late on Thursday that could hinder their efforts.
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Arleta Adamska, 58, who runs an inn near the excavation site along with her husband, said she had been cooking free meals for the searchers.
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On Sunday, searchers discovered a vehicle in the river about a half-mile downstream of the reported crash site, near Leggett, the sheriff's office said.
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The effort to locate Komins included over 40 individual ground searchers, numerous helicopter teams and various all-terrain vehicle teams, according to the sheriff's office.
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Searchers continued to look for more than two dozen other people who were aboard the vessel Conception, which burned while anchored off Santa Cruz Island.
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He said he knew to fly the drone above the cornfield in which Haus was found because ground searchers had previously found a footprint there.
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An excavator will remove the trash to another location and lay it out in lines so that searchers can sift through the material, Adams said.
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He came forward with old photos and his own recollections of the area, leading the searchers to the correct location on the tree-studded hillside.
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So far, searchers have only found small pieces of debris and some human remains following the plane's crash Monday into the Java Sea near Jakarta.
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These changes come only a month after Google Flights added price tracking and deals to Google Flights as well as hotel search features for web searchers.
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It also happens fast: searchers won't even have to click a link to see the poems pop up in auto-complete and in the suggested searches.
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The engine was cold when searchers reached it, and Allman said that authorities still don't know exactly when or how the SUV drove off the road.
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The private, non-profit efforts add to a force of more than 1,700 government-based searchers across Florida, Governor Rick Scott's office said in a statement.
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Travis Bingham says Garrett was found safe by volunteer searchers who happened to camp that night near where the boy had stopped to wait for rescuers.
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One is to be completely laissez-faire—let posters tag whatever they want and hope searchers can figure out what words they need to look for.
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In January, searchers sent out a ship called Havila Harmony to take a picture using the sonar on board an autonomous underwater vehicle, the agency said.
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Private explorers found the U.S.S. Grayback beneath 1,400 feet of water after realizing that a mistranslated Japanese war record had pointed searchers in the wrong direction.
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Private explorers discovered the U.S.S. Grayback beneath 1,400 feet of water after realizing that a mistranslated Japanese war record had pointed searchers in the wrong direction.
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The resulting album — "Sunday Night at the Vanguard," just out on Palmetto — confirms that he's still one of the most insightfully lyrical searchers in his field.
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"Today, hundreds of professional searchers and volunteers walked through rough terrain around the home to try and locate Casey," the Craven County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday.
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Earlier this month, searchers uncovered a shipwreck from the 1800s, the second such discovery made by boats scanning the relatively unknown depths of the Indian Ocean.
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Video posted to a Facebook page set up to find her shows a group of searchers, including dogs, at the site where her car was found.
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As searchers from a variety of agencies scanned the water by boat and air, Conner worked to remain calm as she made her way toward shore.
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Rangers at Kruger National Park and other searchers found only a human skull and a pair of pants, the park said in a statement on Friday.
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But it was only after the two engineers began to explore systematically and recruit other searchers, that the number and richness of the carvings became clear.
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Glenn Frankel comes to his subject with a widely praised book about John Ford's "The Searchers" and an impressive résumé in journalism, including a Pulitzer Prize.
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Like the cockpit voice recorder, the flight data recorder was damaged, but searchers were able to recover the crucial memory unit from the device, the committee said.
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David Sewell of Joshua Tree, California, was "conscious and talking when searchers made contact with him," the National Park Service said in a press release on Tuesday.
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When searchers got close to debris found in the Mediterranean Sea they realized it didn't come from the missing airliner, EgyptAir's Vice Chairman Ahmed Adel told CNN.
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From The Searchers to Unforgiven, the shifts in the Western genre reflected the loss of moral legibility that had come to afflict the nation as a whole.
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Along with all the changes to the flight search engine, Google is also adding more features to hotel search, aimed at helping searchers find the best deals.
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This past August, Fenn announced that, to his knowledge, the treasure has not been found, but that's not for lack of effort on behalf of the searchers.
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Some 300 Malaysian searchers aided by drones and sniffer dogs are scouring the forest area near the resort, playing recordings of Nora's mother calling out to her.
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The death toll from Hurricane Michael stands at 19 across multiple states but is expected to rise as searchers continue to look for residents identified as missing.
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Searchers will then use the underwater robots and sonar equipment aboard the John Lethbridge to study the distribution of the wreckage and to guide the salvage operation.
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While we've seen quite a few announcements around Google's overall job search efforts in recent months, most of these focused on helping job searchers find potential positions.
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In the earlier wreckage, searchers found an anchor and other objects believed to be man-made as well as what were thought to be lumps of coal.
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Monday, June 123: Searchers find handprints Rising waters block the way, leaving the group stuck inside the cave network, an official with Thailand's national parks tells CNN.
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We must demonstrate that we cannot be a community of searchers and learners if we do not share the same principles at the core of our universities.
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The update follows a similar effort released by Google earlier this summer, which was aimed at helping web searchers get registered to vote ahead of the election.
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In addition to the integrated candidates' responses, Google also announced a couple of other tweaks it's making to help web searchers find political information on the web.
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There has been no trace of him since, even though her group, the Mothers' Collective of Searchers, has hunted for traces in clandestine burial grounds across Veracruz.
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Searchers have risked their lives to find a treasure they are certain is real, braving rushing creeks in Yellowstone National Park only to be rescued by rangers.
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One day this summer, searchers unearthed the body of a Soviet fighter at the bottom of a pit a meter deep, his arms folded and legs bent.
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By Monday evening, more than 40 bodies had been recovered from the site and searchers had compiled a list of 0003 people still missing but presumed dead.
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In a 1998 Los Angeles Times column, the adult Alexie laid out his own cognitive dissonance, in explaining just how John Ford's "The Searchers" had ensorcelled him.
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The administrative subpoena regime abandons the requirement of probable cause both before issuance by the searchers themselves and in after-the-fact judicial hearings to enforce them.
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Officials and searchers had remained hopeful while scouring a 5,700 square mile area, noting that the men were hunters and knew how to survive on the land.
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The kayaks weren't with the life jackets and other debris linked to the sailboat, which also had encouraged searchers but the kayaks were located later Wednesday, Case said.
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In addition, the website branding can help web searchers better understand where the information is coming from — like an official site or well-known news publication, for example.
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The evacuation of 12 schoolboys will be put off because they haven't sufficiently learned how to dive in the days since they were discovered by searchers, officials said.
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I see you, "fart" searchers Whether or not that spike was solely caused by YouTube's outage isn't known; it might be a case where correlation doesn't equal causation.
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The suit claims Amazon is infringing on Williams-Sonoma's patent by directing searchers to its products, without making it clear those products aren't coming from Williams-Sonoma itself.
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If they have the time and the desire, they can flood the market with content, making it seem to unsuspecting searchers as though their singular desires are legion.
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Days after the boys went missing, searchers located the boat dozens of miles off Florida's Atlantic coast, well north of Jupiter, the community the pair left days earlier.
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It found the biggest mover was Russia, which jumped from #4.53 on their top searchers list in 2015, to #2 last year, landing just behind the United Kingdom.
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LinkedIn this morning is rolling out a new feature for job searchers that allows them to better leverage their network of connections when looking for a new job.
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The US National Forest Service and Michigan Department of Natural Resources, which provided trucks and ATVs (All Terrain Vehicles) in addition to searchers, joined the effort as well.
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And it does: According to Forbes contributor Dan Schawbel nearly half of job searchers "say that flexibility is the most important aspect" when searching for a new position.
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One week after wandering away from his grandmother near the woods in western Tennessee, 2-year-old Noah Chamberlin was found dead by searchers Thursday afternoon, authorities confirmed.
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I've gotten a few knowing winks and nods from others, too, as if to say we are both part of some open secret, searchers in the real world.
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As if to underscore his point, searchers laid out a large white tarp and placed one black body bag in a far corner, leaving room for many more.
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"The format puts a site's brand front & center, helping searchers better understand where information is coming from, more easily scan results & decide what to explore," the company tweeted.
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Named Sylvester, the lion earned the nickname Spook — Ghost in the Afrikaans language — after escaping from the park and eluding searchers for more than three weeks in 2015.
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Here's some data from my profile: In addition to this data, you are also able to access some of the recent keywords your searchers used to find your profile.
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Searchers aren't going to find anything hardcore featuring the actress, but searching for her will lead you to plenty of videos of other girls named Meghan doing salacious things.
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We know now there were very few survivors found in the rubble of the twin towers, and Bretagne, like so many other searchers, worked hard -- only to find none.
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Students and anybody else on campus can watch the searchers, which is why Sheriff Ian Parkinson said he decided to hold a news conference to explain what is happening.
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The tweet was quickly deleted and corrected with the right spelling, but the misspelling led to a 3,850 percent surge in searchers for "honered" compared to the previous week.
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But my answer is that searchers have spent money and vacation time looking for the treasure, and I don't feel I could do that, even if I wanted to.
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Originally designed for mobile users only, Google Destinations is focused on connecting web searchers looking for travel information with more information on their destinations, including flight and hotel prices.
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Earlier, searchers spotted a fire and debris field, including an empty life raft, about 2½ miles north of Haleiwa Beach, according to Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Sara Mooers.
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Searchers spotted a fire and debris field, including an empty life raft, about 2½ miles north of Haleiwa Beach and later floating pieces of debris consistent with military aircraft.
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With no baby inside, searchers followed a trail from the car of personal items that included baby formula, a diaper bag, children's trivia cards, and eventually a baby carrier.
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Searchers have scoured public and private lands in four states, scouting out possible locations on paper maps, on Google Earth and on foot, using the poem as their guide.
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Searchers like those inhabit "Roadies," most notably Kelly Ann, an electrician technician played by Imogen Poots, who in the pilot is wrestling with leaving the tour for film school.
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"High Noon" (1950), "Shane" (1953) and "The Searchers" (1956) all charted the end of the Wild West, the arrival of civilisation and the hero's final walk into the sunset.
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Many Thais have been captivated by the plight of the missing soccer team and there has been an outpouring of hope and support for the boys and the searchers.
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These colonial Writs required returns before judicial officers, and government searchers were subject to legislative penalties and even private lawsuits for exceeding the scope of the judicially authorized searches.
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He's not John Wayne at the end of The Searchers, a violent killer who has no place in the peaceable, domestic life he has hunted and murdered to ensure.
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On Wednesday, searchers focused on a rural area of Rosharon where Derion Vence, the suspect in her disappearance, once had a mail route, EquuSearch Founder and Director Tim Miller said.
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Thai searchers also have been searching for a fissure that might lead to a shaft that could be a kind of "back door" to where the soccer team is sheltered.
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It's a very good thing that I'm not a teenager on the verge of ruling Hollywood, and the following 29 future heroines, activists, writers, soul-searchers, and downright goddesses are.
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The idea, explains the company, is to allow web searchers to learn more about what's in a photo – including, in particular, items they may want to shop for and buy.
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The judge gave no explanation of how he arrived at his decision, but he reviewed evidence including Bergdahl&aposs time spent in captivity and the wounds suffered by Army searchers.
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A New Mexico sheriff says searchers have found the remains of a boy on property where authorities raided a makeshift compound last week in search of a missing Georgia child.
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And thanks to the accidental SEO-juju of a factual error (typhoons in Bengal are actually called cyclones), its most famous phrase would forever refer Google searchers to the manifesto.
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On Friday morning, searchers located the body of an unidentified adult woman about seven miles north of the reported crash site, the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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"It's very important to us as searchers to know that this possibility exists when we're looking for people who are alive," Quintana told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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Searchers spotted a fire and debris field, including an empty life raft, about 2½ miles north of Haleiwa Beach and later found floating pieces of debris consistent with military aircraft.
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Authorities have also said they were investigating a farmstead near where LaFontaine-Greywind's body was found, at which searchers found "suspicious items" that indicate it may be a crime scene.
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Last May, Google launched a new events feature designed to help web searchers more easily find things to do nearby, while also challenging Facebook's dominance in the local events space.
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The search More than 250 searchers, including dog teams and helicopters, looked for the couple for days after authorities found their car near the Maze Loop Trailhead, a popular trail.
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Searching through rubble Cadaver dogs and searchers have been going through what was left of a mobile home park in Santa Rosa, where 2,800 residences were destroyed earlier this week.
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Like the heroes of John Ford's 1956 masterwork, "The Searchers" (one of the director's inspirations), Georges and his father are seeking a woman taken by a man of another race.
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"Searchers from Tri-Valley Fire Department and AST responded on snow machines and located the group approximately 13 miles in from the Stampede Road trailhead," AST said in a statement.
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The discretion of searchers under the administrative subpoena regime is therefore broader and in many ways more dangerous to the Fourth Amendment right of security than the Writs of Assistance.
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Searchers looking for the remains of victims in the charred ruins of Paradise were set to expand their operation on Wednesday as firefighters stepped up efforts to contain the blaze.
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The Thai searchers have been joined by a U.S. military search and rescue team of about 30 people along with British cave experts and several other private teams of foreign "cavers."
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Washington officially broke off the program because it claimed the safety of its searchers was not guaranteed, though the North&aposs first nuclear test, in 2006, was likely a bigger reason.
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In Maryland, searchers on Monday found the body of a man swept away when a flash flood triggered by a separate storm tore through the main street of a historic town.
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But then we're back to watching him watching "The Bridge on the River Kwai" and Colonel Nicholson's leadership style; or "The Searchers" and how John Wayne is another kind of outsider.
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Tokyo (CNN)A missing 7-year-old boy was found unharmed after searchers spent nearly a week combing dense forest in the northern Japan island of Hokkaido, Japanese officials said Friday.
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Given the more than 100,9113 square miles of mountains where the box could be located, it seems unlikely that even the most intrepid Searchers will find it anytime soon, if ever.
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Searchers sent out a second boat, Havila Harmony, this month to take a picture using the sonar on board an autonomous underwater vehicle, the agency said in its latest operational report.
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No one realized she was gone for 10 hours, and by the time searchers could start looking for her, the area they needed to cover was more than 4,000 square miles.
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While searchers can access these wide-open areas, the task of finding the disappeared in Jalisco has become even more challenging as criminal actors instead use residential homes as burial grounds.
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Searchers are working against time: If the submarine has not been able to reach the surface, it may run out of oxygen as early as Wednesday, in a worst-case scenario.
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He then promised that searchers would find child pornography in the area if they would only look for it, and begged for volunteers to come to Tucson and join the cause.
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Plus, web searchers will be able to listen to the podcast right in Google's Search results, or save an episode for later listening — like on their commute to work, for example.
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Six of the eight share overlapping biographies and experiences, which makes their very different intellectual journeys through the same historical thicket both instructive to today's searchers and relevant to today's crises.
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Unfortunately for lovers of irony everywhere, however, it was also not the work of a 30-something Nigerian banker, as many Google searchers suggested after finding the stanzas listed on Poemhunter.
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Among the searchers were agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), who appear to have trawled drivers'-licence photos in Utah, Vermont and Washington—all states that provide licences to undocumented immigrants.
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Searchers looking for the remains of victims of the wildfire that destroyed the Northern California town of Paradise said some bodies may never be found because of the intensity of the blaze.
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In addition, searchers will be able to filter the housing listings via a number of options, like location, price, rental type, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, square footage, pet-friendliness and more.
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When his parents didn't hear from him for several days via email, they contacted authorities, who sent out 200 searchers and concluded that David had likely fallen into the gorge and died.
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The unexpected use of the stylish glasses got us wondering: Could companies turn the tables and ask job searchers to submit 10-second recordings of their days as a new résumé component?
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It's easy to set up, but it tends to lead to an explosion of tags, as posters stack on more tags just in case and searchers don't know which one is best.
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Another limitation is that searchers lacked data on factors that might independently impact survival outcomes including patients' smoking history, treatment side effects, and the reasons for or exact dates of treatment breaks.
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PARIS — Searchers in the Mediterranean have found the first sunken wreckage of the EgyptAir flight that mysteriously veered off course and plunged from 37,000 feet last month, the Egyptian government reported Wednesday.
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EgyptAir initially said wreckage of the plane had been found with the help of searchers from Greece, but a senior official of the airline speaking on CNN retracted that assertion hours later.
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Web searchers who query for "election results" will be able to view detailed information on the Presidential, Senatorial, Congressional, Gubernatorial races as well as state-level referenda and ballot propositions, says Google.
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In her extraordinary poem "The Searchers," she writes about a character in John Ford's 1956 film of the same title—a white girl who was kidnapped and brought up by Native Americans.
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Although searchers scoured hundreds of thousands of square miles of the southern Indian Ocean from the air in the first weeks after the plane disappeared, no debris was found during those surveys.
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TARRYTOWN, N.Y. — The body of a second tugboat crewman was recovered by searchers on Sunday a day after the boat slammed into a barge near the foot of the Tappan Zee Bridge.
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The state's Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will take possession of the evidence gathered by searchers, including a number of personal effects from the boat, in an effort to determine what happened.
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When web searchers type in "Fox News debate" as soon as the debate begins at 7 PM on Thursday, they'll be presented with all the candidates' positions on the issue being discussed.
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Every Friday, he reveals on a website his answer to one of the many questions the searchers ask him, each answer holding the promise of a hint of some sort — or not.
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The death toll from the storm jumped Wednesday from seven to at least 20, but as searchers comb the landscape in the upcoming days the extent of the damage will be revealed.
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Searchers used a helicopter to locate Mina's body 300 feet below a fall line in the summit region of Mauna Kahalawaia, according to a statement on the family's "Bring Kekai Home" Facebook page.
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In Maryland, searchers found the body of Eddison Hermond, 39, who was swept away by a torrent of water in historic Ellicott City on Sunday, the Howard County Police Department said on Twitter.
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The searchers crawled on hands and knees, looking under cars and in other places someone might have hid, sometimes falling into sewage tanks as the step over what's left of a person's existence.
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Supposedly, Day said, US searchers saw tracks in the snow that led back to a Soviet mining camp, which sparked suspicions that Moscow got its hands on that secret US re-entry vehicle.
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According to the paper, dedicated searchers for these carbon-rich pieces in ancient meteorites "may prove valuable for expanding our understanding of the full range of primitive astromaterials in the early Solar System."
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Searchers spotted a fire and debris field, including an empty life raft, about two and a half miles north of Haleiwa Beach and later found floating pieces of debris consistent with military aircraft.
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The recovery of the so-called black box came a day after the Egyptian Aircraft Accident Investigation Committee announced that searchers had found wreckage from the doomed Flight 804 scattered along the seabed.
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But Amazon has broken the mold on that one too, according to the results of CNBC's survey, with 57 percent of Amazon searchers buying on the site always or most of the time.
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There's a touch of "The Professional" in that, and perhaps even "The Searchers," to the extent he discovers empathy for someone raised by his enemy, in a way that he thought was lost.
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Or even The Searchers, which 2020 eyes will note has plenty of racist stereotypes but is at least using them in service of poking at old Hollywood's racist assumptions, and is definitely melancholic.
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"In support of our commitment to trust and transparency, we are excited to launch OneSearch, an innovative new online search experience built for privacy-minded searchers," the company said of the new offering.
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Searchers found him two days later in a snowdrift he had dug into for insulation, says his neighbor, Inuit environmental and human rights advocate, author, and Nobel Peace Prize nominee Sheila Watt-Cloutier.
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In fact, the company actively partners with these companies to get the best data for job searchers and wants to push forward a matching process that hasn't evolved much in over a decade.
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In Ingmar Bergman's "The Virgin Spring," the quintessential western "The Searchers" and "Death Wish," it's the dramatic event that inspires a man to head off on a hero's journey in pursuit of vengeance.
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Despite information from the survivors about where the ferry sank, Commodore Webb said that a week of ocean currents and wind meant searchers were covering an "exponentially larger" area of ocean every day.
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Searching for other 'black box' Searchers haven't found the other "black box," the flight data recorder, which gathers 25 hours of technical data from the airplane's sensors, recording several thousand distinct pieces of information.
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Google announced today it's expanding the focus of its Google Trends service – the site that lets anyone track what the world's web searchers are looking for in both real time and non-real time.
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Some of Johnson's clothing and personal items, including his cell phone, laptop, and two jackets were later located by ground searchers, and a tracking dog followed an apparent scent trail to the water's edge.
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If it is discovered, many Searchers admit, it won't just be the lost fortune they'll miss—it will be the lure of adventure, the misfit community, the promise of the unknown around every bend.
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Although the influx of job searchers might deter candidates who are worried about being lost in the mix, Safani advised job seekers to jump in — even on the most trafficked day of the year.
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But by the end of Episode 2 (only two were made available), the series still gives the unpleasant impression that the searchers are as interested in ratings as they are in a happy resolution.
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Searchers on snowmobiles early Saturday morning tracked and located Karen, after she walked about 26 miles in search of help before taking refuge in a cabin at a seasonally closed park entrance, authorities said.
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About six days later, in an embankment near the lagoon, searchers discovered the body of Miriam Rice, a 28-year-old suburban mom of a three-year-old child who was four months pregnant.
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Searchers had believed the boys and their coach would go to a large cavern known as Pattaya Beach, which they thought would be dry and have more air than other parts of the cave.
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Including such snippets means that your Google Search result may show up with stars — a way to set it apart, visually, from other results, and to hopefully drive searchers to your site over others.
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The new recommendations feature will instead appear to searchers who don't have a particular title in mind, but are rather typing in queries like "what to watch" or "good shows to watch," for example.
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Ten searchers are expected to work eight hours a day for 35 days to make it through the primary target area, which is roughly the size of two tennis courts, and nine feet deep.
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"The rain is a concern for us and there is the potential for mudflows," Honea said, adding that he would pull searchers out of areas if they faced any risk of being caught in mudslides.
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Shoukry said the searchers are pressing on, but it isn't clear how long it will take to recover the cockpit voice and flight data recorders -- the so-called black boxes -- to find out what happened.
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Soltis' cousin Wendi Yohman told the Anchorage Daily News that she and two other volunteer searchers were looking for Soltis on a trail in the woods when she heard a noise and saw the bear.
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On Friday, Javier Cantellops, a friend of Eller's, went up with other searchers in a rented helicopter to look for a place where they could access the woods where Cantellops thought Eller might be headed.
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Until now, the closest searchers have come to finding the whereabouts of the missing plane came on July 29 when airplane debris was found on the shores of a French island in the Indian Ocean.
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John Preston's subtle novel "The Dig" imagines something even more remarkable: an excavation that carefully, gently exposes the searchers' own lives and feelings to the light, just as they brush sand away from buried treasure.
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Rescue coordinators must take into consideration environmental factors like the weather and the water temperature, and also whether the search effort is putting the searchers in danger from hazards like high seas and storms. Capt.
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Searchers are studying the geology for clues and looking for signs of cold air coming out through an opening, which could signal that it leads into the right part of the complex below, he said.
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In early August of this year, searchers found her disoriented in the woods some 14 hours after she had wandered away from her home in Milbridge, Me. After that she moved in with her son.
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One woman told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that she was checking the pouches of dead kangaroos for joeys and marking the ones without them so that other searchers would not have to repeat her efforts.
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When their noses and bodies are done for the day, the canine searchers fall asleep on their humans' backpacks and bags until the next morning, when they head out and do it all over again.
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Searchers found the bodies of the girl's 5-year-old brother Colby, and a 5-year-old cousin, Austin, about three miles (4.8 km) downstream the next day, said Lieutenant Virgil Dodd, a sheriff's spokesman.
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There's a very loud callback to John Ford's The Searchers here, when Anakin learns his mother was kidnapped by Tusken Raiders and a search party led by her husband, Cliegg Lars, fails to find her.
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Ahead, we outline a few of the different scenarios in which you might get your background checked, who can see your reports, what searchers could be looking for, and what your rights are in the situation.
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But these searches ended when Washington officially broke off the program because it claimed the safety of its searchers was not guaranteed - though the North&aposs first nuclear test, in 2006, was likely a bigger reason.
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While the company was already providing web searchers with details on how to get registered and how to vote, based on your current location, those guides were only triggered by searches for English phrases and keywords.
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Generally, one title is an established classic — in this case, John Ford's boundlessly influential western "The Searchers" (1956) — while the other is a related work by a filmmaker who sits on the outskirts of mainstream recognition.
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Obviously, given the location-based element of the implementation, workarounds will still be possible — such as searchers being able to use a proxy like Tor to obfuscate their own location and thus still view fuller search results.
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The film is less a callback to an olden age of Westerns as it a game of dress up, on a straight-from-central-casting set that feels more Back to the Future III than The Searchers.
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Two-thirds done Searchers have slowly scoured 80,000 square kilometers (nearly 31,000 square miles) of the Indian Ocean seafloor so far in search of the plane, the Joint Agency Coordination Centre said in its latest operational report.
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Firefighters began gaining ground on wildfires that killed at least 240 people in the past week, the deadliest blazes in California's history, as winds eased and searchers combed charred ruins for more victims with hundreds still missing.
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While there's a strong western foundation -- dating back to movies like "The Searchers," on the one hand, and "Little Big Man" on the other -- in examining the mistreatment of Native Americans, "Hostiles" unfolds with a heavy hand.
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YANGON, Myanmar — Searchers found bodies and debris on Thursday from a military transport plane that disappeared with 20163 people on board shortly after taking off Wednesday afternoon from an air base in southern Myanmar, military officials said.
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Searchers at the Dutch company leading the underwater hunt for MH370 told Reuters they believed the plane may have glided down to the sea rather than dived, meaning they have been scouring the wrong patch of ocean.
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At a rally held last year at Texas A&M University, where I teach, Richard Spencer, a white supremacist who coined the term alt-right, recalled his admiration of The Searchers, a 1956 production starring John Wayne.
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After all, web searchers who are already familiar with the publisher's site may choose to click through (or rather, tap through) to their link out of a personal preference — even if it's further down on the results page.
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According to a statement from the state government of Chihuahua released Monday, searchers combed the village or Urique in search of the 34-year-old teacher, rappelling into 900-foot ravines and checking cabins, per the Associated Press.
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Searchers scoured miles of land and water and no sign of him was foundJust over an hour after DeOrr vanished, the two-mile radius around the area was quickly swarmed by officers from the Lemhi County Sheriff's office.
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Despite fears of resurgent racism, the number of hate crimes in America has been falling for decades, while analyses of Internet searches, which reveal searchers' hidden interests, indicate that racist, sexist, and homophobic attitudes are also in retreat.
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A storm on Sunday complicated efforts to find an Argentine navy submarine missing in the South Atlantic with 19833 crew members, while satellite calls thought to come from the vessel did not help searchers identify the vessel's location.
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" We continue the drive and she points out important landmarks that tell the story of the area—Goat Mountain, several Buddhist Temples—all of which, she says, illustrate that the people who come to the area are "searchers.
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In the past, when a site was in violation of Google's Malware, Unwanted Software, Phishing, and Social Engineering Policies, it would display a warning to web searchers until Google could verify that the site was no longer harmful.
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When searchers initially found her remains in the woods on May 260, 2015, they were in such rough shape that residents of the reserve northeast of Winnipeg thought she had been mauled by an animal, perhaps a bear.
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When searchers initially found her remains in the woods on May 11, 0003, they were in such rough shape that residents of the reserve northeast of Winnipeg thought she had been mauled by an animal, perhaps a bear.
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The professional collaboration that brought together these two towering figures yielded more than a dozen features — among them "Stagecoach" and "The Searchers" — over more than two turbulent decades that stretched from before World War II into the 1960s.
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Searchers typically set up a grid and a create subsections, then remove material layer by layer to another area for closer inspection, said Vicki Wedel, an associate professor of anatomy at Western University of Health Sciences in California.
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Searchers have found the plane's black boxes -- a cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder, which could offer crucial evidence about what happened to the plane leading up to the crash, the Tehran prosecutor told Iranian state media.
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Searchers have found the plane's black boxes -- a cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder -- which could offer crucial evidence about what happened to the plane leading up to the crash, the Tehran prosecutor told Iranian state media.
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At the same time, teams of searchers were moving house to house through neighborhoods where little was left standing, picking through ash and rubble to recover the bodies of those who did not make it out in time.
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Aside from bicycles and soccer boots left near the cave's entrance, and some handprints seen on the walls, the searchers have found no trace of the boys, aged between 11 and 16, or their 25-year-old assistant coach.
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This week, Google began rolling out a new snippet experience for web searchers with multiple answers to the question posed in the search box – something that addresses the problem of Google not always understanding the intent behind your query.
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Following a path off the dirt roadway where three vehicles had been hit with a barrage of gunfire, Mr. Miller and fellow searchers found small footprints in the sand — one foot bare, the other with a shoe on it.
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That last kiss caused the destruction of the potion, but the love for the song itself continued throughout the decades—it was covered by many artists, including the Searchers, Neil Diamond, the White Stripes, and Alvin and the Chipmunks.
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Over the course of 47 days, since two young Taiwanese trekkers wandered off the trail in a snowstorm, the searchers had tried almost everything: aerial surveys by helicopter, bushwhacking through deep forest, trying to follow the movements of vultures.
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As savvy Twitter-searchers noticed then, the more aggressive, shoot-from-the-hip tweets tended to come from an Android device, while the more polished, genial ones were most likely posted by someone on his campaign from an iPhone.
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Clicking through to the story on a mobile browser, as the majority of US Google searchers would, brings up the post-Web 2.0 standard: boxes of well-proportioned text in an empty white field with branding at the top and bottom.
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Despite its attempt to deglamourise the genre, there is nothing particularly new afoot in "Hostiles", which makes only marginal thematic gains over previous westerns that examined the American-Native American dynamic such as "The Searchers" (1956) and "Fort Apache" (1948).
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Picking up 15 years after the outbreak of the population-decimating simian flu, the film feels like a primate hybrid of The Searchers, The Great Escape, and Apocalypse Now (with lone human movie star, Woody Harrelson, in the gonzo Kurtz role).
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Internet advertisements on Google featuring the words "boycott" and "Eurovision" encourage searchers to click on a link that, in fact, leads them to a pro-Israel website which - in a play on the BDS initials - extols Israel as "Beautiful, Diverse, Sensational".
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They are thrown together in the scrubland near the border, and their relationship is wary and unhurried, with a faint echo of John Wayne and Natalie Wood, as a Confederate veteran and his long-lost niece, in "The Searchers" (1956).
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At a time when so much music could be so harsh, there was a humane harmony to that score, suggesting, like in "Hair," a diverse but melded community of searchers that appealed to an isolated kid in white-bread suburbia.
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PHOENIX (Reuters) - Arizona searchers on Friday recovered the body of a missing six-year-old girl at a lake northeast of Phoenix, the third child to have died when her family's vehicle attempted to cross a rain-swollen creek, authorities said.
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Tokyo (CNN)A missing 7-year-old boy, who was left on a mountain roadside by his parents for misbehaving, was found unharmed after searchers spent nearly a week combing dense forest on the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, officials said Friday.
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Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry told CNN the searchers will press on but it isn't clear how long it will take to recover the cockpit voice and flight data recorders -- also called black boxes -- to find out what happened on the flight.
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A series of enclosures juxtaposes Ford's The Searchers with miniature flags from the European Union and its member countries, while Godard's 2006 film essay Je vous salue, Saravejo plays on a video iPod, a shockingly small scale for suffering of such magnitude.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This weekend at Brooklyn's Mark Morris Dance Center, choreographer Julia K. Gleich and visual artist and 2017 Guggenheim fellow Elana Herzog present the premier of their new collaborative project, a full-length ballet titled Martha (The Searchers).
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For example, Dunbar-Ortiz notes how, in parts of the South before the Revolution, a class of armed white civilians was employed by the Colonial courts to serve as "searchers," not just to track down fugitive slaves, but to detain freed blacks besides.
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Distinct from the formal militia, which was preoccupied with battling Native Americans, these "searchers," subsequently known as "patrollers," continued their work after the overthrow of the British, deploying a variety of tactics including the creation and printing of the first Wanted ads.
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MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina (Reuters) - A storm on Sunday complicated efforts to find an Argentine navy submarine missing in the South Atlantic with 19833 crew members, while satellite calls thought to come from the vessel did not help searchers identify the vessel's location.
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The idea is to keep About's basic strategy intact — lots of content designed to do well in Google searches, made at low cost via a distributed workforce — with new brands that will resonate with searchers, social media users and advertisers, says About.
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The allusion is more ritualistic nod than anything else, and there's little otherwise in "The Equalizer 2" that connects it to "The Searchers" other than the bluntly obvious: the near-mythic status of its stars and our very American love of violence.
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THAM LUANG CAVE, Thailand — Searchers trying to reach a dozen boys and their soccer coach in a flooded cave complex used huge pumps to reduce the water level, allowing divers to place guide ropes and air tanks along the route, officials said Sunday.
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What searchers will be looking for The woman cooperating with law enforcement, a nurse from Idaho named Krystal Lee Kenney, told police that Frazee beat Berreth with a baseball bat and burned her body in a water trough before disposing of her body.
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It began offering price insights on hotels searched on a mobile platform that lets searchers know if a price is low, high or typical; indicates whether prices are trending up, down or holding; and compares an individual hotel to similar hotels nearby.
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About 70 searchers — including those with the Maine State Police and civilians with the Maine Association for Search and Rescue aided by trained dogs — have covered about two miles around Kristin's home since she was reported missing by her husband about 9 a.m. Monday.
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But the Twitter content is still very prominently displayed near the top of Google search results — meaning internet searchers looking for genuine information around a developing news story may well be being unwittingly exposed to entirely unverified claims, including maliciously motivated, politically charged misinformation.
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Google today is updating its app and mobile web experience in the U.S. to help web searchers more easily find things to do – like concerts, art exhibits, lectures, festivals, meetups, sporting events, and more – which are happening nearby, either now or in the future.
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The idea is to offer web searchers better answers to their ongoing questions, but one that taps into more visual imagery to help paint a picture of the human side of the crisis, and the scale of the situation in the country of Syria.
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On much of the album, Marshall connects to a lineage of American searchers, from the itinerant bluesmen of the prewar Delta to drifting troubadours like the Texan folksinger Townes Van Zandt , all restless spirits who took off with only their songs to sustain them.
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SYDNEY, Jan 13 (Reuters) - The search for a missing Malaysia Airlines plane in the Indian Ocean has turned up the second centuries-old shipwreck but no sign of the aircraft which disappeared with 239 passengers and crew nearly two years ago, searchers said on Wednesday.
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Seremban, MALAYSIA (Reuters) - Malaysian police questioned at least 20 people in the search for an Irish teenager who disappeared from a holiday resort this week, as more than 200 searchers, dogs and two drones scoured the surrounding thickly-forested area, police said on Wednesday.
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Antoine Fuqua, the excitable director of "The Equalizer 2," traces a line between his star and the Duke by alluding to one of the most famous shots in film history: Wayne framed in a doorway in "The Searchers," the closing frontier stretched out behind him.
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Bannon spends a fair amount of time reminiscing about movies that motivated him, and the "combination of duty, fate and destiny" embodied by the iconic screen heroes that he admired -- a la John Wayne in the western "The Searchers" -- which provides the movie's title.
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The searchers have come across several victims who were already shielded with scraps, most likely by Haitian residents who have stayed, living in unimaginable conditions because they're determined to push through, to rebuild — or they're too afraid that if they leave, they will be deported.
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Members of the Thai navy SEAL team, who were among the first searchers to penetrate the watery depth of Tham Luang Nang Non cave and the last divers out, flew to their base at Sattahip on the Gulf of Thailand, where they received a heroes&apos welcome.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Top searchers at the Dutch company leading the underwater hunt for Malaysia Airlines jet MH370 say they believe the plane may have glided down rather than dived in the final moments, meaning they have been scouring the wrong patch of ocean for two years.
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Inspired by a strong female character named Martha in Alain LeMay's Western novel, The Searchers (123) — and John Ford's 1956 movie based on the book — the new ballet is allegorical, "a series of refractions of imagery from the American West and the Martha story," Gleich told Hyperallergic.
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In May searchers found the wreckage of what was believed to be a 19th century cargo ship and now sonar imagery has identified what is likely to be a second shipwreck, a steel/iron vessel dating from the turn of the 19th Century, according to JACC.
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The shots are rife with the genre's archetypal motifs — horses, trains, buttes — and the quiet stories she tells, of lonesome, seminomadic searchers struggling to maintain dignity in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, fill the screen as forcefully as any film that John Wayne was ever in.
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But on a whim, the searchers in the helicopter on Friday decided to go farther, about seven miles from the central search area by air — the equivalent of 30 miles walking in such rough conditions, said Javier Canetellops, a search coordinator who was in the helicopter.
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MARSH HARBOUR, Bahamas (Reuters) - For the searchers sifting through the enormous pile of wreckage that Hurricane Dorian left after smashing the Bahamian town of Marsh Harbor, the only way to get past the stench of hidden corpses is to think about the families of the dead.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Searchers examined an expanding zone of the Pacific Ocean around the islands of Kiribati on Monday in hopes of finding more survivors of a ferry sinking after rescuers found seven passengers alive on an aluminum dinghy following more than a week at sea.
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The legendary John Wayne flick The Searchers provided the inspiration for the scene where Luke discovers the skeletons of Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru in his burned-out homestead, while Han's standoff with Greedo recalls a very similar scene in Sergio Leone's The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
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Even though they drained a lake and looked in basements, railroad cars and car trunks, searchers found nothing; 144 days later a Minnesota man looking for mushrooms in the woods found Maria's body nestled under a fallen tree some 100 miles away in Woodbine, Illinois, near the Iowa border.
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"Search and rescue personnel started operations on Monday at 6:45 am," the NPS said in a statement during the search on Monday, adding that the effort involved "approximately 50 searchers, two K-9 teams as well as fixed and rotary wing air support from California Highway Patrol."
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MARSH HARBOUR, Bahamas, Sept 9 (Reuters) - For the searchers sifting through the enormous pile of wreckage that Hurricane Dorian left after smashing the Bahamian town of Marsh Harbour, the only way to get past the stench of hidden corpses is to think about the families of the dead.
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As ships surveyed tens of thousands of square miles of the bottom of the ocean where the plane is believed to have gone down, Australian searchers reported extinct volcanoes, immense ridges and cavernous trenches discovered on the seabed by experts mapping the underwater terrain with state-of-the-art equipment.
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More than 100 searchers from the Wythe County Sheriff's Office, the Lead Mines Rescue Squad, Virginia State Police, New River Trail Police, Virginia Conservation Police, the Wytheville Police Department, the Pulaski Fire Department and Black Diamond Search and Rescue looked for the child in nearby fields, trails and in the water.
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From "The Searchers" to "The Godfather," from "The Sopranos" to "The Americans," what connects these eras, and their most outstanding works, is a shared ambition, a desire to be both grand and granular, telling individual stories against the backdrop of national and cultural identity, deconstructing their genres while advancing the form.
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The software, a plug-in for Google's Chrome operating system, replaces the names of killers including Adam Lanza and James Holmes with the phrase "(name withheld out of respect for the victims)" and replaces their photos with an image from a Brady Campaign ad on major news outlets' websites and in Google searchers.
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The researchers found that Sheen's announcement corresponded with the greatest number of HIV-related Google searchers ever recorded in the US. But Sheen didn't make an immediate call to action for the public to get tested or use condoms, and public health groups didn't use him as a face to raise HIV awareness.
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From fictional representations, like John Wayne's reaction to Natalie Wood living as a Comanche at the end of "The Searchers," to the real-life P.O.W. Jeremiah Denton blinking his Morse code defiance on television, to Elizabeth Smart's possible bonding with her captor, we wonder: What would we do or become in such circumstances?
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Long before the Google Arts and Culture app, which became the most downloaded mobile app over the weekend, art aficionados, dabblers, narcissists and soul searchers pondering a cosmic connection to distant humans have been searching for their art twins, a long-gone, sometimes fictional or unknown doppelgänger encased in oil, sculpture or ceramics.
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TV manufacturers should note that 4K searchers are rising in popularity, which suggests that consumer electronics manufacturers should start getting read for a shift (although it should be noted that there is sadly little free 4K content on these sites, a discovery I just made while researching this brief.) Need more frightening/enlightening data?
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A massive search ensued with the assistance of West Point Military Police, New York State police, Coast Guard, CSX railroad police, local police and the 23rd Military Police Company from Fort Drum, N.Y. West Point previously said that searchers had covered over 85033,000 acres but efforts were hampered early Tuesday by poor weather conditions. Col.
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It does have a plan to transition to a foundation in future — with Pape envisaging distributing ~90%+ of the revenue that flows through the ecosystem to the various constituents and participants (searchers; node operators; curators; subject matter experts contributing to information indexes etc, etc), and retaining around 10% to fund operating the platform entity itself.
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"With our agency connections to real estate agents all over the region, we wanted to bring the realtor's insight into the other local options to our neighbors here," said Ms. Fields, who offered a similar seminar in October for roughly 50 home searchers, after having to turn people away at a previous talk in June.
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I doubt that this is anything the artist intended, but there can be an argument made that the costumes worn by his characters wouldn't be out of place in Stagecoach (1939) or The Searchers (1956), and that his foursquare compositions and plainspoken renderings can be seen as correlatives to Ford's straightforward blocking and unfussy camerawork.
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SPONSORED CONTENT - T-MOBILE ELSEWHERE > Wildfires: California's death toll has risen to 2628, with at least 28503 people listed by authorities as missing, as searchers continue looking for human remains in northern California, where the town of Paradise was incinerated last week by a fire that broke records for its destructive costs and lethality (NBC News).
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Unlike the general warrants under which judges determined the scope of the searches in advance, although leaving the persons, businesses, and places to be searched up to the discretion of the government searchers, administrative subpoenas may be issued based on flawed interpretations of the law and without independently verified facts indicating law may have been violated by the targets.
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"How do you tell a child his name has changed without setting free a kind of actor?" asks Thomson, who writes movie history as if it were a kind of movie, training the camera on two of the brothers, Harry and Jack, as if scripting "East of Eden" or "The Searchers" or any other of the studio's films about sibling rivalry.
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Her new novel, the 2016 National Book Award nominee "News of the World," has invited comparisons with both Charles Portis's "True Grit" (because it involves a girl on a long journey with an older man) and John Ford's film "The Searchers" (because it involves a man's journey to "rescue" a white girl who has been kidnapped by Indians, and also involves a long journey).
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Now, physicists have come up with a method that exploits quantum physics to improve on the class random walk strategy, as described in a recent paper published in the journal Physical Review A. By enlisting subatomic particles as the "searchers," the researchers made it possible to explore the graph in a way that is both properly random and that exploits interference effects between the particles.
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The region has hosted an explosion of conferences and meetups, yoking together a host of different goals: evangelical techies devising projects intended to spread the faith (Bible "chat bots" and savvy Google ad campaigns to connect desperate searchers with local pastors); Christians driven by the social gospel discussing how to create technological solutions to problems like suicide and sex trafficking; religious thinkers pondering the ethical implications of rapid technological change.
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For a full schedule of news and events, go to our editorial calendar on Reuters Connect here or on Media Express here INDONESIA-CRASH/ Indonesia sends divers to check if 'ping' signals reveal crashed plane JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia sent divers on Wednesday to scour the sea around the crash site of an aircraft with 189 people aboard, after picking up a signal searchers believe reveals the plane's location in waters east of the capital, Jakarta.
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We forked over $60 each for the opportunity to run a gantlet of bag searchers and body wanders (nine or 10 buff dudes in Under Armour-branded red shirts and black gloves); pay $50 for two six-ounce mojitos; and awkwardly set up shop in a tiny patch of shade thrown off from an elevated bungalow with its own private pool (which, incidentally, cost $123,000 to reserve for the Saturday of Labor Day weekend).
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