Google news searches in the United States for "China Treasuries" and Google web searches in the United States for "China selling Treasuries" are now both at the highest since August 103.
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I mean, granted, they can do their searches in .
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This is the field we did all keyword searches in.
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The top Google searches in 2017 were quite expected topics.
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Similar technology powers keyword searches in Google Photos and Flickr.
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Searches in the United States would still yield the link.
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Questionable. Ahead, the 10 GIFs that ruled Google searches in 2016.
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Keisha searches in vain but eventually holds a funeral for Alice.
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These appear below your own recent Facebook searches in the app.
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A remote-operated robot was used for searches in deeper water.
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But something makes these searches, in internet terms, a bit unusual.
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North Dakotans must be free from unreasonable searches in South Dakota.
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The limited data shows that strip searches in Canada are common.
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Wayne County banned group strip searches in December 2013, court records show.
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Two-thirds of app downloads start with searches in the App Store.
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The individuals were arrested during police searches in Ternat, Borgerhout and Antwerp.
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Several travelers have complained about border agents' invasive searches in recent years.
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Top 10 trending searches in 2015:Lamar OdomJurassic WorldAmerican SniperCaitlyn JennerRonda RouseyParisAgar.
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The Telegraph Herald reported that Todd denied making those searches in court.
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In 2011 the police conducted 1.2m stop-and-searches in England and Wales.
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The keto, or ketogenic, diet quadrupled in Google searches in the past year.
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They are available to subscribers outside China, but searches in China omit them.
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Oklahoma searches, in particular, shot up more than 3,000 percent from 2017 to 2018.
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Google searches in the months leading up to the election offered some interesting insights.
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Among their evidence: alleged computer searches in which Harris researched hot car deaths online.
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Google Trends data shows searches in India for "Kashmiri girl" surged from Aug. 5.
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It's also removed thousands of terms from being suggested as searches in its typeahead.
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All three trends have seen a decrease in searches in the comparable time frame.
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This is useful for queries about sports scores or specific searches in the Finder.
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Allo is a messaging app that lets you do Google searches in your chats.
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Rains are expected to continue to complicate searches in the coming days, Sanchez said.
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There are people going through this constant cycle of job searches in all industries.
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Top 10 trending searches in 2014:Robin WilliamsWorld CupEbolaMalaysia AirlinesFlappy BirdALS ice bucket challengeISISFergusonFrozenUkraine
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It said it had conducted 650 interviews and 26 searches in Texas and New Mexico.
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Similarly, the top 10 searches in the United States show moms once again kicking butt.
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Searches in Chrome or the Google app bring up a 3D card on the screen.
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These agents conducted 30,200 of these searches in 2017, a 58.5 percent increase from 2016.
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According to NBC News, Latinx began gaining in popularity in Google News searches in 2014.
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The 6900 transparency report shows 2628,28503 backdoor searches in 22019, up from 4,672 in 2015.
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In keeping with the "popular searches in history" theme, the company has also launched 22.6years.withgoogle.
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An Area 51 raid was one of the top news searches in four different categories.
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One is search — 55 percent of product searches in the United States emanate from Amazon.
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What words or ideas do you think will dominate conversations — and online searches — in 2020?
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According to CBP records, customs officials conducted 15,000 device searches in the first half of 2017.
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These are valuable features, but I also use them to do custom searches in the browser.
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Online dictionary searches in the U.S. from last night show just how bad things have gotten.
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NYPD records show that it made 2,878 arrests stemming from facial recognition searches in five years.
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That's according to Google's Frightgeist interactive, which lists the top costume searches in the United States.
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Witness the surge in Google searches in Britain about the meaning of leaving the European Union.
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Zika, traumatic brain injuries and cupping were among the most popular health-related searches in 2016.
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Based off Google searches in each state, Fix found that 40 states prefer sriracha to ketchup.
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The authorities conducted large-scale searches in 20193 and 2012 in cases involving alleged tax fraud.
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Top 10 trending searches in 2012:Whitney HoustonPinterestHurricane SandyElection resultsJenni RiveraHunger GamesJeremy LinAdam LanzaOlympicsMichael Clarke Duncan
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Baidu carries out three in every four searches in China, according to StatCounter, a market-research firm.
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According to a Google spokesperson, the related searches in April were primarily focused on the Unicorn Frappuccino.
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Israeli forces often carry out searches in the West Bank for suspected militants and weapons manufacturing facilities. .
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Democratic Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams was the top trending politician in searches in 2018, Google announced.
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I did this for all searches in the New York City area over the past five years.
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Sixty-five percent of app downloads come from searches in the App Store, according to App Annie.
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But after a recent change, the N.S.A. is allowed to perform such searches in that repository, too.
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Dar El Sadaka means the house of friendship in Arabic or the one who searches in Sanskrit.
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Meanwhile, another team from the consulate is carrying out exploratory searches in the Belgrad Forest and Yalova.
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Top 10 trending searches in 2013:Paul WalkerBoston MarathonCory MonteithiPhone 5SGovernment shutdownAaron HernandeziOS 7Jodi AriasHarlem shakeNelson Mandela
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Pinterest, for example, placed a ban on all vaccination searches in September, which became public in February.
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According to their research, the searches in the watersports category were much slower than in the previous year.
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Himiak calls the timing "suspect" and says she'll be keeping an eye on those searches in the future.
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Cricket dominates Google searches in the Gulf states (no doubt largely because South Asian migrant workers love it).
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Searches in the area had uncovered 13 bodies on Sunday, of whom four had been identified, he said.
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And overall, it carried out 30,200 device searches in 2017, a steep increase over 19,051 the previous year.
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Nearly three-quarters of searches in Charlotte this year are for homes priced below the median market price.
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But the best finding was "tomorrow" topping searches in both Arizona and Colorado — but with different letter lengths.
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Officers performed millions of them between 20173 and 2013, reaching a peak of 381,000 searches in 2011 alone.
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From mid-2005 to mid-2018, such searches in New South Wales, which includes Sydney, increased almost twentyfold.
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Rescuers are still conducting searches in the area to determine if anyone else was lost in the avalanche.
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In the weeks that followed, there was no rise in anxiety searches in the country that was attacked.
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I compared anxiety searches in the summer and fall of 2004 in swing states and non-swing states.
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Searches in Chinese for "Houston Rockets" and "Rockets," which previously surfaced NBA franchise products, now return no results.
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Google released its annual "Year in Search" list, which reveals the top trending searches in the United States.
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There were 99 federal searches in that period, 83 of which came from ICE and U.S. Border Patrol.
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Google search data shows "gun control" searches surpassed "gun store" searches in nearly every state in the past week.
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But they're still pretty big: the monthly average for each is 10,000 to 100,000 searches in the United States.
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When you perform searches in the app, a subset of results will now show a "follow" button alongside results.
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At issue is whether judges should be able to issue a single warrant for digital searches in multiple jurisdictions.
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She also holds a small lead in Google searches in the Hawkeye State since Warren formed her exploratory committee.
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Ultimately, police use of non-criminal genetics databases highlights a need for standards for genealogical searches in relation to crimes.
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The remains were soon identified as belonging to Caylee, ending one of the largest missing persons searches in Florida history.
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Google will also provide similar, related searches in case the user decides to continue their prior exploration for new recipes.
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"According to Kantar, WPP's data company, 55 percent of product searches in America already emanate from Amazon, not from Google."
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Right now, Google is considering offering censored internet searches in China in order to participate in that country's lucrative market.
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Google also says that more than one-quarter of searches in India are done by voice command instead of typing.
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Google&aposs "Year in Search" list revealed some of the top trending searches in categories like artists, movies, and music.
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Google&aposs "Year in Search" list revealed some of the top trending searches in categories like artists, movies, and music.
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Top 10 trending searches in 2011:Casey AnthonyDo a barrel rollLet it snowSteve JobsPinterestRyan DunniPhone 5Amy WinehouseHurricane IreneOsama Bin Laden
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Top 10 trending searches in 2017:Hurricane IrmaMatt LauerTom PettySuper BowlLas Vegas shootingMayweather vs McGregor fightSolar eclipseHurricane HarveyAaron HernandezFidget spinner
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Police carried out seven house searches in the region of Mons and a further house search in Liege on Friday evening.
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Companies have conducted site searches in the past, but none have come close to the scale of the Amazon HQ2 search.
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The search for Jennifer has spanned the state, with investigators doing expansive searches in Hartford and the nearby suburb of Farmington.
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Baidu in 2018 accounted for 66% of desktop searches and 71% of mobile searches in China, according to market researcher StatCounter.
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According to the study, there are now about 6 to 7 million "heat-not-burn" Google searches in Japan each month.
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With the extension of the state of emergency, there will be many more searches in the coming weeks—if not months.
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Upon arriving, they conducted house-to-house searches, "in waist-deep water" as they tried to find the family of five.
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Searches in the marshes after Hurricane Rita in 2005 turned up vaults that had been missing since Hurricane Audrey in 1957.
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Here are the top 83 trending searches in the U.S. You can check out all of Google's search data here: 28.
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The top related searches in the UK for the most searched male and female Team GB athletes revealed a striking difference.
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More than 54,000 searches are conducted each second—that's 90 billion a month and over 1 trillion searches in a year.
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I was subjected to strip searches in front of grinning white officers who seemed to have no regard for my humanity.
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Mr. Paddock seemed to have no criminal history, according to records searches in places where he was known to have lived.
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Radiology already, document searches in the legal area have become ... a lot of them have been outsourced and to some degree automated.
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BERT, Nayak said, was released to improve more complex searches, and would affect just 1 in 10 searches in the United States.
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"We have been searching ponds, fields and even from the air, so we've been doing searches in many different manners," he said.
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Searches in the case took authorities in September to two Texas churches and a religious treatment center, the district attorney's office said.
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Those numbers set the U.S. to conduct an estimated 30,000 searches in 2017, more than three times the amount conducted in 2015.
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More buildings to be searched Firefighters and other responders have done preliminary searches in about 90% of the burned areas, Waters said.
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For searches in which consent is required by law, officers will actually have to explicitly offer you the right to refuse it.
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But it might have been when they were searching like a year later, because there were a couple of searches in there.
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The countries first started such searches in 21, but stopped them by 22 because of rising tensions over the North's nuclear ambitions.
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On Friday, the Russian foreign ministry also said the U.S. special services were prepared for searches in its consulate in San Francisco.
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In the aftermath of the terror attacks of November 2015, the police conducted a series of house searches in Seine-St.-Denis.
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Police conducted more than 80 searches in Italy, France, Britain, Germany and Serbia, arrested 23 people and recovered some 10,000 archaeological items.
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The company reported that it saw nearly 1.38 billion searches in August, up from 989 million queries during February of this year.
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Police carried out six house searches in Brussels and elsewhere in Belgium early on Monday, but did not find any explosives or weapons.
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"Budtender" was one of the top 10 fastest-growing job searches in the U.S. on Indeed, growing 292 percent from 2016 to 2017.
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Mueller began getting permission for searches in early July 2017, not even two months following his appointment as special counsel, the documents show.
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Hotel searches in the town of Lincoln City, Oregon are up 467 percent compared to last year, according to Kayak's search result data.
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For example, Google searches in Arabic for the word "Greece" mirrored fluctuations in the number of refugees crossing the Aegean Sea to Greece.
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Google's earthquake coverage — just like that of the USGS — is global, though for now only searches in English will trigger this new feature.
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Last month, authorities said searches in the wake of the Paris attacks uncovered video linked to a person working in Belgium's nuclear industry.
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Following the attacks in Paris and Saint-Denis lastr November, the Belgian police have multiplied searches in Brussels, particularly in the Molenbeek district.
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Raids in 4 suburbs The raids followed searches in four different Sydney suburbs on Saturday, including Lakemba, Surry Hills, Wiley Park and Punchbowl.
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Police said related property searches in Exminster were now complete but those at a wooded area in Devon would continue into next week.
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After chronicling hundreds of property searches in her weekly column, The Hunt, she says she has developed a sixth sense for real estate.
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In Nicole's case, it was all over international news and resulted in one of the largest searches in the history of British Columbia.
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The police carried out 39 searches in 14 towns and cities in northern and central Italy as part of its swoop on Monday.
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In Phoenix, Luis Solis, a real estate broker, said some of his clients have also ramped up their searches in the past week.
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Ever since, the search for Jennifer has spanned the entire state, with investigators doing expansive searches in Hartford and the nearby suburb of Farmington.
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Incognito mode, announced today at Google I/O, prevents any movements or searches in Maps from being linked to your account or stored locally.
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When you run searches in your inbox and highlight specific labels, you can bookmark those URLs in your browser for easier access as well.
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Researchers are far more likely to use keyword searches in Google to find papers relevant to their work than to leaf through printed journals.
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Sometimes I have to do searches in Chinese or Portuguese, and then I translate and try to figure out the exact interpretation and conversions.
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"If you exhaust your conventional searches in visible light, this explanation that it could be a more exotic object really starts to gain traction."
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As the event unfolded, Mr. Trump's name continued to lead global searches in Google, even as queries for other world leaders rose and fell.
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The suspect fled, triggering an intense manhunt that included door-to-door searches in apartment complexes and the placing of a dozen schools on lockdown.
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The current discovery comes from his team's searches in the southern sky; next year, they plan to begin searching in the northern sky as well.
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According to Google searches in the last 12 months, Americans have been, ahem, all over the map when it comes to their cereal of choice.
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The Florida shooting, the Royal Wedding, Olympic medal count and government shutdown rounded out the top 10 news searches in the U.S., according to Google.
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You can also save searches in Google Flights and Expedia, to name just a few of the services that will help you monitor flight prices.
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Curious about this rising trend, we took a look at the top searches in the United States and worldwide from Pornhub's 2015 Year In Review.
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Police arrested suspects or carried out searches in four states and a judge ordered the president of the taekwondo confederation be removed from his position.
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Among the additional evidence against Harris: incriminating computer searches in which he viewed a video of a veterinarian intentionally locking himself in a hot car.
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He looked at search terms like "how to have a miscarriage" and "how to self-abort," and found some 700,000 such Google searches in 2015.
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One of Giphy's competitors, Tenor, points to searches on its platform as a success metric — saying that it hit 12 billion GIF searches in February.
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The two men were identified as Nourredine H. and Hamza H. They were taken into custody after police conducted searches in Liege and around Mons.
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The change would allow judges to grant warrants for electronic searches in multiple locations, even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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The country&aposs disaster agency said Sunday it suspended searches in San Miguel Los Lotes and El Rodeo because the area is "uninhabitable" and high risk.
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PH tells us the already sought-after Latina adult star racked up 200,000 searches in just 24 hours -- a massive 2,309% increase over her daily average.
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Satellite Internet created a map immortalizing all of the top Valentine's Day–related searches in each state in the U.S., and the results are pretty interesting.
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CBP searches are also on the rise since Trump took office, the ACLU says, with officers notching 2,700 searches in January and another 2,200 in February.
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Like in other years, Google will also show primary results on the search results pages as they come in (both for searches in English and Spanish).
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The sugar price control order allows the government to conduct searches in factories, and penalties include the possible seizure of stocks of mills violating the rule.
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These are the trending searches in the US right now: Would you want any of these to pop up right as you take out your phone?
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Faced with global terrorism threats, the American people and courts have largely accepted infringements like warrantless bag searches in mass transit systems as a necessary evil.
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Suter pointed to a precedent in Maryland, which banned familial searches in 2008 out of fears that it would be applied in a racially disproportionate manner.
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Only time will tell if Google — which powers 90% of internet searches in the US — will continue to dominate the way we find our information online.
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The officers accused of illegal searches in the indictment were Alifa Waiters, 45, Daphne Farmer, 49, Jennifer George, 32, Lisette Rodriguez, 51, and Latoya Shuford, 36.
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Since Google Trends first started tracking internet searches in 217, the search popularity of the tabletop role-playing game on the website has more than doubled.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium has detained three people after a string of house searches in Brussels as part of an anti-terrorism investigation, prosecutors said on Friday.
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The Wall Street Journal also found that Apple apps regularly ranked first for many searches in an analysis of 600 searches over two days in June.
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Research published this year showed that in a one-month period in 2017, nearly 218,22016 Google searches in the US were for information about self-abortion.
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How exactly this will be enforced in practice is hard to say, but it is now the legal standard for police stops and searches in Massachusetts.
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Although there's a sheen of objectivity to a Google search, results are different depending on factors like your past searches, or recent searches in your geographical location.
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The Sanders team ran multiple searches in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, South Carolina and about 10 March states, including Florida and Colorado, after it noticed the error.
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The company says BERT will improve one in 10 searches in the U.S. in English for now and eventually include more languages and locations in the future.
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The top trending searches in each category varied greatly; some wondered who won the Mega Millions, others wanted to get a better idea of what Bitcoin is.
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"It probably traveled through some kind of hole in the Milky Way that makes it easy to find compared to normal searches in the galaxy," said Petroff.
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The study team performed Google searches in March and April of 2016 and identified 392 websites of alternative medicine clinics located in 10 of Canada's largest cities.
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Concerns about Facebook caused a spike in privacy-related searches in September 2015, when rumours circulated about the social network charging users to keep their details private.
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Other platforms, including Apple, offer emoji suggestions as you type, but Gboard is today upping its game by offering suggested GIF searches in the suggestion strip, too.
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By May 2013, for example, NSA's overseers pointed out that NSA wasn't tracking back door searches in a centralized place, so it couldn't actually track them easily.
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FRA said searches in Swedbank's systems had been done by the bank on behalf of FRA and that it had not been provided with Swedbank's internal report.
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The proposed alteration would allow judges to grant warrants for electronic searches in multiple locations or even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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On the path to her grandparents home is a great big chestnut tree and in autumn, Greta searches in the foliage for chestnuts with her little sister.
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In previous years, job searches in the first week of January jumped as much as 70 percent from the average day, according to Monster job search data.
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In one apparent sign of the Kremlin's nervousness, the authorities have raised the pressure on Mr. Navalny's network in large-scale raids and searches in recent months.
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At White Island, recovery teams again conducted aerial searches in a bid to locate the bodies of the last two peopleknown to have been on the island.
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There were reportedly more than 200 searches in 41 Russian cities, causing some to compare the raids to the mass arrests during the height of Soviet repression.
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Regis, a contractor, spent a decade conducting unauthorized searches in classified CIA databases, then copying secret information into personal notebooks that he took home, according to prosecutors.
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Instead, the system performs automated manual searches in an instrumented browser window, then uses facial recognition to scan through the first 10 to 20 results for a match.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian police detained three people for questioning after carrying out house searches in Brussels that were related to an anti-terrorism investigation, prosecutors said on Saturday.
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The changes would allow judges to grant a single warrant for multiple electronic searches in different locations — even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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The changes would allow judges to grant a single warrant for multiple electronic searches in different locations -- even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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Police and prosecutors were conducting searches in Lisbon, Porto, as well as at two locations in Switzerland as part of the investigation codenamed "Operation O negative", it said.
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Berlin police said in a statement they had detained suspects aged between 18 and 21 after searches in the districts of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf and Neukoelln in the capital.
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According to the Belgian federal prosecutor's office, officers found an explosive device containing nails, chemicals and an Islamic State flag while carrying out searches in the Schaerbeek area.
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At the very least, I know Google is tracking my searches in the blessed Omnibox, and I know Google knows it's me, because I stay signed in to Chrome.
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I really liked how you can now quickly filter searches in the Cortana bar by type thanks to a header of icons at the top of the search results.
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Hired as an analyst, he helped comb the Data Store for client information, but he also commandeered an independent DSL line to run manual searches in his old way.
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No doubt a syphilitic holy man dressed in desert rags, he searches in vain for just the right metaphor, a well-aimed zinger with which to make his point.
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"The air crew performed various multi-sensor searches in the area, including an acoustic search for 1.5 hours, without detecting any acoustic anomalies," noted the CDND in a statement.
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According to data compiled for Reuters by car-shopping website CarGurus, during the height of the storm online car searches in Houston were down 25 percent - from an Aug.
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Capstone rendered many internal FOIA practices obsolete, but namely it is no longer considered reasonable for agencies to rely exclusively on custodian-driven searches in response to FOIA requests.
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Right now, political dissidents aren't being arrested because of their Google searches in China, but given cases like Tao's, it's not hard to envision a situation where they could.
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The proposed alteration would allow judges to grant a single warrant for electronic searches in multiple locations or even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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It's not until the season two finale that Agent Ford realizes Williams has a press credential and was photographing the police searches in areas where bodies had been found.
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Tech Tip Q. When I type in web searches in the box at the top of the Safari program on my Mac, the browser always brings me Google results.
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The newspaper said investigators carrying out house searches in December found a video lasting several hours showing footage of the entrance to a home in the north of Belgium.
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Mr. Ouali's name emerged during searches in October in the Saint-Gilles borough of Brussels, where the police found around 1,000 digital images used to make false identity documents.
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This is a problem for magistrate judges, who can only sign warrants for searches in their own turf, unless it applies to a terrorism case, or some other exemptions.
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In this election, you saw very, very clearly in the data that there was a huge decrease in these searches in cities with enormous African-American populations, for example.
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Microsoft's Bing search engine accounts for about 23 percent of searches in the United States, compared with more than 63 percent for Google, according comScore, an internet measurement firm.
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence says there were 30,355 searches in 2016 seeking information about Americans in NSA intercept metadata, compared to just 9,500 in 85033.
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Russian law enforcement forces on Monday were conducting searches in the offices of T Plus, a subsidiary of Vekselberg's Renova group and the legal successor to energy company ZAO KES.
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Combing through the ashes As of last Friday, firefighters and other responders had done preliminary searches in about 90% of the burned areas, according to Sevier County Mayor Larry Waters.
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Research company Hitwise found that the 55 percent solo travel searches in the United Kingdom are made by women, driven in particular by women ages 25-34 living in London.
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The National Crime Agency said in a statement it arrested two people and carried out searches in the County Down area of Northern Ireland "in connection with a fraud investigation".
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They were forced to sleep on concrete floors as the women among them were sprayed with disinfectant and subjected to strip searches in which sticks were poked up inside them.
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Roughly half of their searches in 2017 were for names, not plates, implying that they already knew whom they were looking for and simply needed an address or other information.
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Google released its "Year in Search 210" results this week, which showed the travel destinations that had the highest spikes in searches in the U.S. from this year to last.
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Searches in Chinese for "Houston Rockets" and "Rockets" on Alibaba-owned Taobao and Tmall and its rival JD.com yielded no results, highlighting the potential financial fallout the Rockets could face.
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Another competitor, GEDmatch, made its users opt in to police searches in 2018, after its data was used in the high-profile arrest of Golden State killer Joseph James DeAngelo.
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Scraps of aircraft debris have washed up on the east African coastline, but two underwater searches in the southern Indian Ocean proved fruitless, leaving few clues as to what happened.
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The Chinese government has begun to do house-to-house searches in Wuhan City, China, in order to gather people who may have contracted coronavirus, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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FROM KAYAK, A GUIDE TO GOOD DEALS The airfare and hotel search site Kayak has released its 2016 Travel Hacker Guide, which analyzes its more than one billion searches in 2015.
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The Lamantin Beach Hotel, a sprawling upmarket complex favored by Europeans, added armed guards and introduced vehicle searches in November after attacks in Paris by Islamic State gunmen killed 130 people.
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Make use of Slack's advanced search operatorsAs with your regular search engine of choice, you can use operators to narrow down your searches in Slack (very helpful for those busier channels).
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Tenor is now going to exclusively power GIF searches in LinkedIn messaging after Google a few weeks ago, adding yet another service to its already pretty large portfolio of messaging platforms.
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While these warrantless border searches have been going on for over a decade, the frequency has recently skyrocketed, going from less than 22019,000 searches in 2015 to almost 25,000 in 2016.
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Cunningham: So if you think about the number, the last stat I saw on the number of Google searches in a day was something in the less than three to five.
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The change to what's known as Rule 85033 would allow judges to grant warrants for electronic searches in multiple locations, even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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Searches in two more houses on the Rue de l'Eau, in about 30 enclosed parking spaces and in a storage facility did not yield any results, Mr. van der Sijpt said.
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Now, as it gets late into the voting day, Mr. Trump appears to have a commanding lead in Google searches in nearly every state, including Ted Cruz's home state of Texas.
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One searches in vain for combatants who had not reached conclusions that conformed to their partisan or judicial views well before either Dr. Christine Blasey Ford or Judge Kavanaugh was heard.
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Aliens were at the top of the United States' porn searches in 2019, coming in second on the list of The Searches That Defined 2019 on Pornhub's Year In Review report.
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"The air crew performed various multi-sensor searches in the area, including an acoustic search for 1.5 hours, without detecting any acoustic anomalies," DND spokesperson Ashley Lemire wrote me in an email.
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The number of people searching for "clown sightings" on Google has spiked in the past several weeks, from no searches in late August to dozens each day by the start of October.
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Tenor says that users made 10 billion searches in November for GIFs via its mobile keyboard and integrations into apps like Facebook Messenger, iMessage, and Twitter, up from 9 billion in September.
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For New Year's Eve, the nearly 2 million visitors expected to gather in the hours before midnight may notice heavily armed police teams, bomb-sniffing dogs, helicopters and bag searches in subways.
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It said the arrests were made during police searches in the Brussels boroughs of Schaerbeek in the north and Jette in the west, as well as in the center of Brussels itself.
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The change, approved by the Supreme Court last month, would allow judges to grant warrants for electronic searches in multiple locations, even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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One is search, we find that 55% of product searches in the United States are already emanating from Amazon, so that's a big question for Google, and then Amazon's advertising platform, itself.
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Last summer, the FBI and other law enforcement agencies conducted searches in McClellanville, which yielded similar results to what investigators found during the recent three-day search, according to the Post and Courier.
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In the end, it is me (who'd flown just two weeks earlier) who forgets my passport and is called out for extra searches in security when my foundation hides itself under my backpack.
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Well, aside from Janelle Monáe coming out as pansexual (and sending the word to the top of Merriam-Webster's searches in the process) and those pesky Avengers and their Infinity War, that is.
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Searches for cosplay and superhero are popular on the site throughout the year, he says, but searches in San Diego increased by more than 2000 and 1000 respectably per day during Comic-Con.
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They arrested four Brazilians, one Cape Verdean and a Russian and have since conducted searches in the capital Praia and in Assomada, on Santiago island, seizing weapons, ammunition, satellite phones and around $50,000.
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Here's a look at some of the most interesting and startling discoveries from the investigation:In 2013, before Apple unveiled Apple Music, Spotify was the top result for "music" searches in the App Store.
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Even so, he stood apart from his fellow Democratic judicial appointees by declining to join portions of the majority opinion that inveighed against warrantless searches in general, rather than focusing on that episode.
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Lee, a naturalized US citizen currently living in Hong Kong, was in the process of moving to northern Virginia from Hong Kong when the FBI conducted the hotel room searches in August 2012.
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The measure, published in the official gazette El Peruano, suspends the right to hold public gatherings in the district of Challhuahuacho for 15 days and allows authorities to carry out searches in people's homes.
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The police, backed by soldiers, were carrying out house searches in Negros Oriental province on Saturday related to a criminal investigation when the 14 men exchanged fire with officers, the Philippine National Police said.
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"What is happening in Syria?" was among the top trending searches in Germany, France and the U.K. last year, for example, and over tens of millions in 2016 searched for information on the Syria.
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Ironically, it was Maryland's policy of warrantless DNA searches in jails that prompted Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in 2016, to express his concerns about building a "genetic panopticon" of sorts six years ago.
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The first change, which would allow judges to issue a warrant when the location of the computer in question is unknown, brings the law for computer searches in line with searches of online accounts.
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The proposed alteration to the little-known criminal procedure rules would allow judges to grant warrants for electronic searches in multiple locations or even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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In short, we observed a strong, statistically significant relationship between the order in which the candidates appeared in Google searches in that state and the number of votes the candidate received in that state.
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"The Turkish crime scene investigators carried out searches in the consulate and took the things deemed necessary," the official told Reuters after a Turkish team carried out a nine-hour search of the premises.
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The Federal Police, Brazil's equivalent of the F.B.I., said in a statement that 80 officers had carried out nine arrest warrants, taken four people in for questioning and performed 22 searches in Thursday's operation.
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The day after U.K. voted to leave the EU, on June 24, searches in Britain for jobs around the world were 73% higher than the average in the days before the results were announced.
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What's more, you can bookmark these searches in your browser and you can call them up with a click, or combine them with any of your own labels by searching for two labels at once.
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An audit of Marines' searches in the Driver and Vehicle Information Database showed he had made "several hundred questionable database queries of women," Bradenton Police Chief Melanie Bevan said at a press conference on Thursday.
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The federal prosecutor's office said six persons were held during searches in the Brussels neighborhoods of Schaerbeek in the north and Jette in the west, as well as in the center of the Belgian capital.
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As the last searches in the Old City wrap up, the almost unfathomable task of rebuilding the city and, somehow, coming to grips with all that happened here, stretches out ahead into the unknown. video
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More than half of all online product searches in the US now happen on Amazon, so Google could be incentivized not to allow the same thing to happen when it comes to out-loud searches.
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Changes: Ranking changes: Google says its adjusting the hundreds of signals used to elevate searches in its queries to help surface more authoritative pages and bury "low-quality" content, like content that denies the Holocaust's existence.
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DuckDuckGo founder Gabriel Weinberg announced in a blog post last week that the company had served its 10 billionth search, as well as passing the milestone of 14 million searches in a day on January 10th.
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The following work terms have been the most popular in student searches in the past year, also seeing increases measured in the hundreds of percent: Remote, work study, data analysis, politics, mental health and machine learning.
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Shortly after a Verge report about deceptive rehab marketing on Google last September, the search giant temporarily banned ads on rehab-related searches in the U.S., which had been netting them an estimated $78 million annually.
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Since targeted ads tend to be more efficient and targeting requires personal data (sites previously visited, searches in online stores and the like), these data became the fuel of a new industry to automate online advertising.
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According to the report, Google is still researching Chinese web searches in an effort to launch a search engine that complies with the country's censorship regime, although an official launch seems to have been indefinitely postponed.
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DuckDuckGo fun fact: it took us seven years to reach 533 million private searches in one day, then another two years to hit 20 million, and now less than a year later we're at 30 million!
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Unless Congress moves by December to block the change, judges will be allowed to grant a single warrant for multiple electronic searches in different locations -- even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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Deutsche Bank acknowledged the searches in a series of tweets Thursday and said it believed it had "already provided the authorities with all the relevant information" regarding the investigation, but that it would "fully cooperate" with investigators.
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Google's Year in Search 2017 also reveals other top searches in categories including actors (Meghan Markle, Kevin Spacey, Gal Gadot), Global news (Hurricane Irma, Bitcoin, Las Vegas shooting), and movies (IT, Wonder Woman, Beauty and the Beast).
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He said the companies' enormous market share - Google has a 94 percent share of web searches in Australia - and opaque methods for ranking advertisements gave the firms the ability and incentive to favor their businesses over advertisers'.
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This adorable granny has been typing "please" and "thank you" into her Google searches in the belief that there is a physical person looking after the queries who might be urged to greater speed by good manners.
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Border searches of electronic devices by the Department of Homeland Security have risen exponentially in recent years, from about 5,000 device searches in 2015 to about 25,000 in 2016, according to press reports that cited DHS data.
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The ruling also mentioned two searches in December 2017 that were flagged as problematic — one involving a query for messages containing any of 6,800 Social Security numbers, and the other involving 1,600 queries whose details were censored.
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On Alibaba-owned e-commerce sites in China as well as rival JD.com, searches in Chinese for "Houston Rockets" and "Rockets" yielded no results as it appeared products related to the NBA franchise had been de-listed.
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The case is part of a years-long battle between Microsoft and the government over "sneak and peek" searches in which the subject of a federal inquiry doesn't know their data has been requested or turned over.
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A review of Ms. Ma's case — involving interviews with officials, diplomats and others, as well as searches in corporate registries — underscored China's deep ambivalence as it has come under increasing pressure to enforce sanctions against North Korea.
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Because maintaining the security of the facility is our highest priority, detainees are maintained in their cells while searches are conducted; they are returned to their regular routines as soon as the searches in their area are completed.
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Randomly browsing on the most basic of searches in YouTube at around 9am Eastern, we found a number of copies of the shooting incident — the same ones posted as live streams on Facebook — and reported all of them.
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Shapero also told me that LinkedIn has charted a 200% increase in job searches in the last year: a sign of how there is a demand right now for the kind of data that Salary hopes to provide.
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With the exception of a few searches in 2004, before the debut of Finder Spyder, the popularity of Finder Spyder/Spyder Finder across Google searches almost directly lines up with the episodes and television shows it appears in.
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With just 1,800 videos available, PornHub has clocked in over 38 million searches in the nine months since they first launched the service, and searches for "VR" rank as the highest-trending search in a number of countries.
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While Shutterstock, the US-based company that provides royalty-free stock images, photos, videos, and music on the internet, was found to have been blocking political image searches in order to comply with China's strict rules on censorship.
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Amazon is hoping that the translate tool can be combined with other features, like its Polly text-to-speech application; the Elasticsearch tool for searches in multiple languages; the Lex chatbot tool; and content localization services through Amazon Lambda.
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John Giannandrea, Senior Vice-President for Search at Google, demonstrated how its search service can not only understand text in a variety of Indian languages such as Tamil and Marathi, but also people can make voice searches in Hindi.
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"We are happy to see that 13 years after Indeed launched, Google has woken up to the fact that searching for jobs is one of the most important searches in anyone's life," Indeed President Chris Hyams told USA TODAY.
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The regulator has previously said the enormous market power of companies like Google, which has a 94 percent share of web searches in Australia, and their opaque methods for ranking advertisements, enable them to favor their businesses over advertisers.
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Recent data released from the Department of Homeland Security also show an alarming uptick in these searches – with a recent NBC story showing increase from 22019,503 searches in 2015, to 19,033 in fiscal year 2016 (a 223 percent increase).
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"There are very few industries that have seen a sevenfold increase in job-seeker searches in three years," Andrew Flowers, an economist at Indeed and the author of a recent report on cannabis hiring told Business Insider in August.
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Valls, defending state of emergency rules that have allowed police conduct thousands of house searches in just a few months, also said over 2,0003 French residents were believed to be involved with jihadi networks based in Syria and Iraq.
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Although we cannot compare the total number of searches for each massacre because the way Google Trends data has been collected has changed over time, we can look at the relative number of searches in a given time period.
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But the concerns raised over Netflix's teen drama 13 Reasons Why may have been warranted, according to a new research letter that found a measurable increase in suicide-related Google searches in the US following the show's debut in March.
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Why it matters: The opinion from the court adviser, which is different from an official ruling on the matter, is a boon to Google's effort not to expand one of Europe's most sweeping internet rules to searches in other jurisdictions.
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He and his lawyers pointed to what they'd described as illegal searches in the investigation, the involvement of at least two federal agents now proven to be corrupt, and Ulbricht's draconian punishment for what they described as non-violent crimes.
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But if you look all the way back to 2004, you see something surprising — a previous peak way, way, way beyond anything since: That shows the spike in "move to Canada" searches in November 2004, when George W. Bush won reelection.
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Presented with the results of the analysis, two senior Apple executives acknowledged in a recent interview that, for more than a year, the top results of many common searches in the iPhone App Store were packed with the company's own apps.
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The proposed alteration to little-known criminal procedure rules — approved by the Supreme Court last week — would allow judges to grant warrants for electronic searches in multiple locations or even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave troops a "free hand" to respond to the attack, and near-daily searches in villages in Kashmir since then have often triggered violent confrontations, with civilians caught in crossfire to the alarm of rights groups.
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He said consumers already use Amazon for more than 50 percent of all product searches in the U.S. "We believe [ad business] will create halo effects for the core eCommerce business as it creates greater tie-ins to brands," he wrote.
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The proposed alteration to little-known criminal procedure rules -- approved by the Supreme Court last week -- would allow judges to grant warrants for electronic searches in multiple locations or even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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Again, though, I'd be remiss in not pointing out the more sinister figures that crept their way into Wikipedia searches in the last year including O.J. Simpson (#113, 211,2322,2747 views), Charles Manson (#34, 11,131,106 views), and even Adolf Hitler (#48, 9,311,486 views).
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By using new neural networking techniques to better understand the intentions behind queries, Google says it can now offer more relevant results for about one in 10 searches in the U.S. in English (with support for other languages and locales coming later).
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Also telling is what's going on over at PornHub: Recent stats revealed that the site saw a steady rise in GoT-related searches in the days before the season six premiere, peaking at a 370 percent increase the day the first episode aired.
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Responding to a freedom of information request from BuzzFeed News, the Mexican navy (which includes the Mexican marines) said it could find no records relating to security operations or searches in which US authorities participated since 2300, when Peña Nieto took office.
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The privacy hawk in the coming week is expected to unveil legislation blocking a Justice Department request to allow judges to grant a single warrant for electronic searches in multiple locations -- even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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At issue is a proposed alteration to little-known criminal procedure rules — approved by the Supreme Court last month — that would allow judges to grant warrants for electronic searches in multiple locations, even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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On the search front, Microsoft said more than a third of its searches in March came from the 503 million devices running Windows 250, while search revenue, excluding traffic acquisition costs, grew 23 percent in the quarter on a constant currency basis.
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The ACCC had said the enormous market power of firms such as Google, which has a 94 percent share of web searches in Australia, and their opaque methods for ranking advertisements, gave them the ability and incentive to favor their businesses over advertisers.
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If you learn one thing from the Google searches in the past 24 hours, maybe it should be that now is the time to take pounds out of the bank, as the AP reports the pound is at a 31-year low.
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Castlight, for example, can cross-reference an employee's age, gender, and number of kids, along with fertility-related searches in its app—and insurance claims—to find out who stopped filling birth control prescriptions, effectively creating a list of potential mothers-to-be.
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"We are happy to see that 13 years after Indeed launched, Google has woken up to the fact that searching for jobs is one of the most important searches in anyone's life," said Chris Hyams, the president of Indeed, in a statement.
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At issue is a proposed alteration to little-known criminal procedure rules -- approved by the Supreme Court last month -- that would allow judges to grant warrants for electronic searches in multiple locations, even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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Since Google began tracking searches in 2004, the company has never seen so many Americans searching about writing in a presidential candidate instead of voting for someone on the ballot — not surprising given the level of dislike for both candidates this year.
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Google's search engine project for China, Dragonfly, "effectively ended" after Google's privacy team found out engineers were secretly gathering people's searches in China to produce a prototype for a censored search engine and confronted Google executives about it, per a report from The Intercept.
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"Woke", briefly popular to playfully describe someone politically enlightened and on the left, peaked in Google searches in May 2017; it seems primarily to be used sarcastically, either by woke types themselves deriding the faux-woke, or by conservatives belittling the whole woke enterprise.
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One focus of the searches in April, CNN has reported, was to seek records on Cohen's payments to Daniels, who has alleged such an encounter, and on an agreement set up between McDougal and AMI, whose chairman and CEO is a close friend of Trump.
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Officers would soon be required to hand out business cards when asked; officers seeking to conduct searches in the absence of a legal basis would be trained to request consent by eliciting a yes-or-no response and walk away if it is declined.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's foreign ministry has summoned a U.S. diplomat in Moscow to hand him a note of protest over plans to conduct searches in Russia's trade mission complex in Washington, which should soon be closed, the ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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Pinners also regularly turn to the platform to seek out particular lip styles, whether that's something more traditional like "glossy lips" or "pink lips," or trendier styles like "ombre lip" or "black lipstick," for example — all of which were top lip searches in 2019.
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As one of thousands wrongly placed on a State Department list after the 9/11 terrorist attacks merely for having a "Ben" name ("Ben" being too close to "Bin," as in Osama bin Laden), I have been through that, including special searches in cubicles.
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The bill would repeal rules passed by the FCC last year that would have made it illegal for ISPs to sell your browsing history to advertisers, hijack your Google searches in order to redirect them to advertisers' websites, and inject ads into websites you visit.
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Nordeen Accardi of Coldwell Banker, in Huntington, said she often works with buyers moving from New York City who start their searches in higher-profile Huntington, but then discover they can afford more land and a bigger house if they look east, to Kings Park.
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Lockheimer has been dropping not-so-subtle hints about Android N's name on Twitter, sneaking the Italian brand into Google searches in the back of screenshots, posting pictures of restaurant menus which feature the hazelnut spread, and, well, generally joking around with anyone who asks about it.
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Especially following the departures of Senators Jeff Flake and Bob Corker, one searches in vain among the Republicans now in the Senate for even a handful, much less the 20 whose votes would be required, who show any signs of measuring up to their 1974 predecessors.
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"The minimization procedures also permit the government to conduct so-called 'backdoor searches,' in which the government searches its repository of FAA-collected communications specifically for information about U.S. citizens and residents — like Mr. Mohamud — including for evidence of criminal activity," ACLU and EFF lawyers argued in their brief.
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Taunton, Massachusetts (CNN)Conrad Roy III's online searches in the weeks before taking his life included articles with titles such as "Painless suicide -- A complete guide to suicide," and "Quick, easy ways to commit suicide," according to a defense witness at his girlfriend's Massachusetts trial on involuntary manslaughter charges.
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The big picture: The number of border searches in the U.S. has seen a "spike that began at the end of the Obama administration and has continued during the Trump administration," EFF Senior Staff Attorney Adam Schwartz pointed out on the call, citing Customs and Border Control numbers.
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For example, the dating site for people interested in having an affair Ashley Madison had all its usernames hacked and leaked in 2015; a successful phishing scheme listed 10,000 Hotmail username and passwords online in 2009; and AOL accidentally posted a file of 650,000 users' searches in 2006.
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A study of Norway, which made its tax data easily accessible to anonymous online searches in 2001, reached a similar conclusion: When people could easily learn the incomes of co-workers and neighbors, self-reported happiness began to track more closely with income, with low earners reporting lower happiness.
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A strength of conviction that's paying off now, though, as usage continues to take off… DuckDuckGo fun fact: it took us seven years to reach 3 million private searches in one day, then another two years to hit 20 million, and now less than a year later we're at 30 million!
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By Friday afternoon, with the mere hint of military conflict on the horizon under President Trump, online searches in the U.S. for "draft" related to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, had soared 2,500 percent, and the Selective Service System website was showing signs of being overloaded.
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Although not as common in your average film as the cumshot or even its popular subset, the facial, it picks up substantially more search traffic on Google, was one of Pornhub's top overall searches in 2011 and 2012, and continues to be a top regional search term in parts of America.
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There are also regional teams stationed at 14 journalism schools around the country, where students will be mining social media through keyword searches in multiple languages, looking out for local, regional and national trends about long lines, provisional ballot shortages, overly aggressive poll watchers and other forms of voter intimidation.
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Since women and young people are more likely to look for health information online (compared to men or people over 50) and there's been a documented increase in abortion-related Google searches in the past few years, we must adjust our health care system to meet the changing way we seek health care.
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You might call it frivolous, but think about how many things you use every day that may otherwise have been shrugged off as minor conveniences: auto-loading searches in Google without hitting "enter," push notifications about new email, ordering an Uber instead of sticking your arm out to hail a cab, whatever.
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More likely, it's a very small number of people, based on this graph that puts it in context with other searches in the region: But it's giving plenty of people cover to insult the entire country, when it's likely just a few people searching for something in a way that they always search for something.
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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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At the time, the French data watchdog, CNIL, ordered Google to remove all search results for persons who wished to have their results scrubbed from global Google searches, not just searches in France or the EU. Google appealed the decision on the grounds of censorship and the appeal was rejected, sending the debate to the top EU court.
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Google is also building out its own consumer-facing Flights service, recently adding a cost-saving features, such as flying on a different day, landing in a different airport, or checking to see how airfares vary over time on a graph Google announced its intention to acquire ITA Software, an MIT- spinoff that powered most online flight searches, in 2010.
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Some of the changes include requiring FOIA requesters to be more specific in their searches in order to alleviate Interior of "an unreasonably burdensome search," potentially placing limits on the number of FOIA requests each group or person can send monthly in order "to treat requestors equitably," and giving the agency more flexibility in putting requests on a slower processing track.
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The violence took place in Creggan, a heavily Catholic area of Londonderry — a city that Catholics and republicans generally call Derry — after the police started carrying out searches in the area because of concerns that militant republicans were storing firearms and explosives there in preparation for an attack to commemorate the 19603 rebellion in Dublin known as the Easter Rising.
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After a weeklong manhunt that involved house-to-house searches in villages surrounding the reserve, at least nine people have been arrested in connection with the death of the pilot, including Iddi Mashaka, a former police officer who used his current position as an intelligence officer with a regional conservation authority to help the poachers travel undetected, said Lazaro Mambosasa, the regional police commissioner.
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From the USA procedurals of Psych, Monk, Burn Notice, and White Collar to the network hits of The Mentalist, Bones, Lie to Me, Numb3rs, and many others, much of the drama has become the precarity of the antihero's work, as he (or she) searches in vain for steady employment, often existing at the periphery of the government agencies that once provided the antihero with stable employment.
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Considering that Google is the default search engine both for Safari and for its own web browser, Chrome, which combined take a market share of over 90% of U.S. mobile browsers, it's no surprise that Google commands around 94% of mobile searches in the U.S. Winning mobile is more valuable The mobile search market is quickly overtaking the desktop search market (if it hasn't already).
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE dominated Google searches in most states prior to Monday night's presidential debate, according to a tweet by Google Trends — but Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Less than Half of Google Searches Now Result in a Click I can't get over these stats from Rand Fishkin, which speak to various ongoing Google antitrust issues: June (as shown at the top of this post) is when zero-click searches in browsers passed 50%, but the pie chart above shows that even before that, Google was sending a huge portion of search clicks to their own properties (~6% of queries and ~12% of clicks).
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) on Thursday introduced his bill blocking an administration request -- approved by the Supreme Court last month -- that would allow judges to grant a single warrant for multiple electronic searches in different locations, even when investigators don't know the physical location of a device.
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Top U.S. searches: Hurricane Irma Matt Lauer Tom Petty Super Bowl Las Vegas Shooting Mayweather vs McGregor Fight Solar Eclipse Hurricane Harvey Aaron Hernandez Fidget Spinner Top searches in D.C.: Hurricane Irma Tom Petty Aaron Hernandez iPhone 8 Game of Thrones iPhone X Washington Wizards Solar eclipse Charlie Murphy ("Chappelle's Show" star and Eddie's brother dies in April at 57) Mayweather vs McGregor fight Top 10 "how to" searches: How to make slime How to make solar eclipse glasses How to watch the solar eclipse How to watch Mayweather vs McGregor How to buy Bitcoin How to freeze your credit How to solve a Rubik's Cube How to make a fidget spinner How to cook a turkey in the oven How to screen record
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