Internet sleuthing for Eileen, Karen, and Gloria turned up nothing.
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One can only imagine the archival sleuthing that was involved.
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Their cousin, Shad, got involved in the sleuthing process well.
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There was actually a lot of sleuthing in some instances.
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But stoned internet sleuthing can only take one so far.
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We did some internet sleuthing and came up with mixed results.
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Best of luck with the logical sleuthing and playing with numbers.
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Consumers can get even better results with a bit of sleuthing.
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Channel your childhood love of Nancy Drew, and get to sleuthing!
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Want to learn more about how to hone your sleuthing skills?
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All it takes is a close watch and some quick sleuthing.
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Finally, amateur sleuthing has turned up a Stone Age treasure trove.
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Members of the task force were not impressed with his sleuthing.
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It was an exercise in patience as well as in sleuthing.
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It's time to do some superhero-style sleuthing of our own.
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They just upload a selfie and let technology do the sleuthing.
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So you can just drop in a name to get to sleuthing.
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"She did some great work on the case and some great sleuthing."
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The sleuthing can take years—and that is just the lab work.
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But can you really find people by sleuthing in their family trees?
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Now, after no small amount of internet sleuthing, I have an answer.
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Thanks to some seriously top-notch sleuthing from local news source ARLnow.
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Years later, a gay biographer named Paul Bryant does some revisionist sleuthing.
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One line of sleuthing apart from Newman's poll also pointed to Bremberg.
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Donors can do very basic early sleuthing themselves because of digital information.
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She took to Twitter for help, sparking a flurry of amateur sleuthing.
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While Bernie is playing detective, Elsie is doing some sleuthing of her own.
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Ms. Sterling had to do some sleuthing to figure out Mr. Petraske's intentions.
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We have yet to find out the release date, but we'll keep sleuthing.
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After a bit of not-very-arduous sleuthing, I found his Facebook profile.
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I never stopped, ever since those stolen moments with Nancy, late-night sleuthing.
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Silber notes that when it comes to developing sleuthing skills, practice makes perfect.
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Elgar experts, and he does not approve of the sleuthing approach to the
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Of course, that extra bit of sleuthing is something you might not do.
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They returned to the room and congratulated the man on his sleuthing abilities.
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No matter how many bowling balls and candelabras bludgeon her, she keeps sleuthing.
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How much do you keep up with the internet chatter and Reddit sleuthing?
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They've watched series, like "Westworld," that structure themselves as riddles and invite sleuthing.
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I would earn anywhere from $20 to $50 per location that I was sleuthing.
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AURA's silence on the matter is only encouraging more wild speculation and citizen sleuthing.
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As Gypsy worries, so does Dr. Chandra, but her sleuthing isn't turning up much.
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Thanks to some stealthy sleuthing, many Star Wars diehards think they have the answer.
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Though Fenn occasionally stokes the frenzy with interviews, he regards online sleuthing as unnecessary.
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From a genetic sleuthing standpoint, their case turned out to be much more straightforward.
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This sets off a wild search, according to the Buffalo News, and some sleuthing.
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It makes sense that Lady Susan would develop the necessary social and sleuthing skills.
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What happened to Mr. Day is a tale of loss, sleuthing, whimsy and coincidence.
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After installation, users can create a new "case," and then start their normal sleuthing.
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So I did a little sleuthing online, and stumbled on some early Triscuit advertisements.
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Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) is back to sleuthing and staking out her brother, Charles.
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It is the subject of much study, which now includes my own amateur sleuthing.
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We did some more sleuthing and found even more weird and potentially offensive content.
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Mr Reyna needs the fees, typically several thousand dollars for 100 hours of sleuthing.
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Several sleuthing fans have pointed out an error on some of the singer's new merchandise.
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And, strangely enough, even discovering that Rockchip makes the OP1 took a bit of sleuthing.
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And if you really mean business, you can take your Hallo-sleuthing a step further.
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The sleuthing Pikachu is also getting his own amiibo that will trigger in-game hints.
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Literary sleuthing is often illuminating—but it can also see clues where none really exist.
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Police involvement and YouTube's intervention happened after the sleuthing from the Imgur and Reddit communities.
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After some sleuthing, Adair tracked Koenig down, and he was arrested on Tuesday 28 February.
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Of course, it's pretty tough to do that with the sleuthing gravediggers of the web.
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Carey Mulligan stars as the sleuthing detective, navigating the streets and the halls of government.
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Finding the return policies and warranties for both steel baking sheets took a little sleuthing.
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In sleuthing out shares, Ms. Starke leans toward the information technology and health care sectors.
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But their sleuthing ended disastrously, prompting the show to take on a brutally dark tone.
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Well, after some social media sleuthing, it appears likely we have nothing to worry about.
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In another scene, Nancy studies a wall of newspaper clippings from her successful sleuthing adventures.
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To be sure, the sleuthing involved in ferreting out a buyer can often prove futile.
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The remarkable sleuthing method that tracked down the Golden State Killer was not a one-off.
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They hadn't asked me, but I checked the dates (after some dedicated, shame-faced web sleuthing).
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After doing some major internet sleuthing, it turns out this mystery man is named Evan Lowenstein.
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After some internet sleuthing, he discovered that they were quietly and unceremoniously removed from Wendy's lineup.
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We did some sleuthing and came away with absolutely no idea how we might have met.
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Holmes also points out the importance of having a mentor when trying to hone sleuthing skills.
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But that, according to some sleuthing from a NeoGAF user named HypnoDarkrai, isn't exactly the case.
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Snopes (bless them) went to even more trouble fact-checking Neon Nettle's extremely sloppy fake sleuthing.
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So I did some sleuthing and quickly discovered that luxury watches are now available to rent.
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Add that to the reddit sleuthing and we've got a little conspiracy theory on our hands.
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For her sleuthing, Ms. Hawley was temporarily banned from reporting on mountaineering by the Nepali government.
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That's particularly true now that fans, not just tabloids and websites, have gotten involved in sleuthing.
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But nearly a century of sleuthing failed to turn up any direct trace of the strike.
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It doesn't take much sleuthing to see Morgan's kinship for well-known entertainers with a morbid history.
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The extended stay gives both mother and daughter the opportunity to do a little a historical sleuthing.
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On top of OCO-3's bargain price, scientists already know that carbon sleuthing technology works exquisitely.
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That, along with some Instagram sleuthing, helped us compile the story of Ohanian and Williams' whirlwind romance.
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Seeing Archie so upset over her sleuthing Betty promises she will stop digging into Ms. Grundy's past.
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Now we know all of our sleuthing was for nothing, since we had simply been lied to.
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After doing some internet-sleuthing of her own, Kimmy hunts down her old therapist, Andrea (Tina Fey).
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She wasn't in Rockford at the moment, but the man had returned after sleuthing her real name.
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That month, sleuthing Mixers saw that Edwards and Oxlande-Chamberlain started to follow each other on Instagram.
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As for the motors themselves, forget about finding the specs on those without donning your sleuthing cap.
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Some recent sleuthing discovered the set was designed to mimic the brownstones around 55 West 69th Street.
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And his sleuthing often leads not to moments of revelation but to dead ends and deeper mysteries.
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" The professor mentions in passing that with "some sleuthing, I confirmed that he was alive and well.
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Scientific sleuthing led to indictments and a program to replace some of Flint's antiquated water-delivery system.
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Thanks to their sleuthing, here's 10-year-old Humphries edging out Phelps in the 50-meter butterfly.
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There's Riverdale for high scandal, Veronica Mars for sleuthing, The Haunting of Hill House for mysterious chills.
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A bit of eventual internet sleuthing informs Sofiane that Obé is a god in the voodoo practice.
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It also promised to do its own internal sleuthing into its employees' and their food prep techniques.
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To pick a particular E.S.G. offering, you must do some sleuthing, and even then, nothing is guaranteed.
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A few people sleuthing for the proverb online posted links to Alhassan's poem, which includes a similar stanza.
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With the help of her daughter's sleuthing, Debra learned that Meehan's entire life was a web of lies.
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Mr. Harris said that Mr. Rubio's wife, Jeanette, had done some online sleuthing and found the original image.
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How G&G came into existence was a question that the Bughead sleuthing team was desperate to answer.
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He worked for Tiger Eye Private Investigations, a company that mixes award-winning undercover journalism with corporate sleuthing.
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Similar sleuthing at the beginning of 2018 successfully revealed some of the manufacturer's Galaxy lineup for this year.
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And people would spend hours on this thread poring through the different clues or sleuthing things out together.
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With her sleuthing, she was able to find nine women, flauting 'fros and protective styles of all lengths.
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It took some sleuthing by a member of Odom's staff to produce a name and a telephone number.
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Through internet sleuthing, she found the house's address and contacted a neighbor using the walkie-talkie app Zello.
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If anyone in the crowd was aware, that's likely because of some A+ sleuthing by Gizmodo's Ashley Feinberg.
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On Apple's iPhones and iPads, which lack support for removable memory cards, managing storage can take more sleuthing.
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The newest Dallas Maverick, Dennis Smith, Jr. was a victim of this online sleuthing last night, as well.
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The murder here isn't interesting or especially mysterious (intentionally, it seems), and Jill's sleuthing is often plain silly.
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As a precaution, you might want to check out our guide to sleuthing on Instagram without getting caught.
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Tab uses traditional journalism tools like Freedom of Information Act filings, door-to-door sleuthing and libel training.
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Puzzle Making One winner of the contest found the answer to the toughest question through some brilliant sleuthing.
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A noted jazz musician in Norway, he rearranged his life to include eight long years of extraterrestrial sleuthing.
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A huge amount of Twitter sleuthing went into the discovery, and has continued on Twitter since the revelation.
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Since then, genealogical sleuthing techniques have led to arrests in cases in Washington State, Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
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Shead's sleuthing on LinkedIn discovered "dozens of engineers" employed by Apple in Berlin, lending more weight to the theory.
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Children love birding, hiking, star-gazing, and sleuthing—especially if you give them the power of magnified vision. 1.
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If you're in the mood to stretch your sleuthing muscle, definitely pick up a copy of Shepard's The Perfectionists.
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Iron Horse's owner did a little bit of Yelp sleuthing and discovered that the Yelper typically visited quiet cafés.
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After some sleuthing I learned that, sadly, no, Parton doesn't have a full tour lined up for this year.
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It just got harder for police to find the perpetrators of violent crimes by sleuthing in people's family trees.
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And, with some simple Internet sleuthing, PEOPLE reported that Hadid's tweet was probably referring to 4 Charles Prime Rib.
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Get on Yelp and do some sleuthing to figure out where the best sex shops are in the area.
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I'll get sign out from the physicians on overnight, but I like to do my own sleuthing as well.
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As Alice discovers through some internet sleuthing, Hannah had died in a car accident at the age of 25.
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Only a year later, our obsession was exacerbated by Serial Season 1, which launched even more voracious internet sleuthing.
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Bickering couple Douglas and Julian use their insider sleuthing skills to find out what the program is all about.
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Can we figure it out before the sleuthing team that is Betty (Lili Reinhart) and Jughead (Cole Sprouse) do?
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It didn't take much sleuthing to find what people were talking about, as it was sitting in the open.
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"It's a lot of time and dogged sleuthing," Maverick said of sourcing each vintage piece that furnishes the bar.
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And after some sleuthing, we found out the guy he's talking about is Chicago Bears running back Tarik Cohen!
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Upon further sleuthing, more info on the alleged burger plan was uncovered: UPDATE: June 6, 2018, 24:21 p.m.
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A Missouri woman whose car was stolen went on a successful two-day sleuthing mission to steal it back.
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NASA tweeted a picture of a human standing on a crane beside the behemoth cosmic-sleuthing satellite, for reference.
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For all our sleuthing, the absence of planning might ultimately have been the most affecting part of the weekend.
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In one scene, she raps along to MOP's "Ante Up" while driving, flushed with a bit of sleuthing success.
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The achievement of her impressive literary sleuthing is to bring to life a girl whose story had been lost.
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And you might make that connection in the first place by doing a bit of sleuthing regarding the date.
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Then he proved to be the ambivalent man that sleuthing viewers (well, Reality Steve) had revealed him to be.
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A little sleuthing will confirm this by taking you to the interview in which she cites that very line.
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And it found out before anyone was actually turned away at a polling place largely because of volunteer sleuthing.
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Their sleuthing skills even work on activewear — they've uncovered incredible finds like affordable sports bras and unbelievably comfortable leggings.
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That hasn't stopped some viewers from trying to get answers themselves, sleuthing platforms like Instagram and Venmo for clues.
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Dedicated to the middle-aged women of America ("It's not just you"), this candid book sums up her sleuthing.
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And the only people with the integrity, gumption and sleuthing skills to save it are Mitch and his lifeguards.
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Assisted by social-media sleuthing, Seth soon proves himself unable to grasp the difference between flirtation and felony kidnapping.
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Then came the most ingenious set-up in all of Instagram history, worthy of a master class in sleuthing.
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Sleuthing deduced news would be coming today, seven years after the original release of Kentucky Route Zero's first act.
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After some internet sleuthing, they figure out Alaska died on the same day as her mother Mary (Kelly Murtagh).
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That often requires some sleuthing to locate savings accounts, brokerage accounts and retirement plans — and identifying the proper online passwords.
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And for those with a telescope and some astronomical sleuthing skills, a glimpse at Neptune rounded out the planetary pageant.
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Russia wanted a confrontation: Russia wasn't just sleuthing around for intel when it hacked into the unclassified State Dept system.
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Then in the midst of sleuthing, the two discover it's not Corey who's embezzling money, it's Ronda's cheating husband, Ellison.
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After some serious sleuthing, here's what we learned about Oh's romantic life: She was briefly married to director Alexander Payne.
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It seems that somebody is killing Justice League members, and Superman wants Batman's sleuthing skills to help figure out who.
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If you want to score some brownie points, do some social media sleuthing to learn about their interests and hobbies.
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Audiences seem high on Ryan Reynolds' snarky take on the eponymous sleuthing Pokemon, awarding the film with an A- CinemaScore.
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But now I'm here to tell you that I have cut my sleuthing time in half — and you can too!
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No one would accuse Apa's character Archie of brilliance, but the CW star might be Betty-level good at sleuthing.
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The Moon and Pluto meet in Capricorn at 11:27 AM, inspiring us to do some sleuthing—but watch out.
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During his sleuthing that day, Murray obtained extensive recordings of Toro Rosso, Ferrari, Force India, and Red Bull's pit stops.
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In true Palmer style, she glibly admitted to breaking into past boyfriends' phones and social media accounts through stealthy sleuthing.
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Only the first case was available for review, and that offered period charm if not terribly taxing sleuthing so far.
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Read about how genetic sleuthing through GEDMatch helped a woman who had been kidnapped as a child recover her identity.
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Even when longtime patients go sleuthing to find their doctors' new offices, they may not be accepted into those practices.
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The Visual Investigations team did more sleuthing to find out information about the hit men and verify the visual evidence.
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These days, all Ms. Schembri really needs to do most of her sleuthing is a cellphone and an internet connection.
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" Mr. Ohler fell back on his interest in sleuthing during the five years it took to research and write "Blitzed.
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Unfortunately, amid all of their sleuthing and speculation, some Reddit users also reportedly behaved, well, like anonymous people on the internet.
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After some sleuthing, here are our findings: Last week, Facebook rolled out its new Reactions, an extension to its "Like" function.
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After some sleuthing, authorities had good reason to believe the pins belonged to Nichols' parents, stolen during a burglary in 1993.
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The discovery did not take in-depth chemical sleuthing: The investigators simply asked, and the openness of the responses disturbed them.
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Wong occasionally makes money by reporting security flaws to companies' bug-bounty programs but otherwise does her sleuthing purely for leisure.
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" Sleuthing out their origins in the ancient proto-solar system, she said, "can give us clues to our very own Earth.
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It's 2017, and a website isn't impressive — particularly one that makes its aim so obvious, and requires barely any digital sleuthing.
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Polastri, of course, is soon sleuthing in Villanelle's wake, with both women intrigued and stimulated by the existence of the other.
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ThinkProgress's Judd Legum did some sleuthing and seems to have pieced together the series of events that led to this tweet.
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He was rigorous verging on relentless, relying on FOIA requests, archival research, interviews with industry sources, and on-the-ground sleuthing.
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Klein did do some impressive sleuthing — but he didn't pause long enough to wonder whether Nicas had done his work, too.
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The movie's digital resurrection follows the sleuthing of Vanessa McDonnell, a 35-year-old Brooklyn-based documentary filmmaker and jazz enthusiast.
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After a little sleuthing, Hill and her team tracked down the guy responsible for the prank and gave him the boot.
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In an age of cyber-sleuthing and intense media scrutiny, it has become almost impossible for historical figures to remain anonymous.
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There was a lot of Facebook sleuthing, trying to track people down and ask them if they'd be interested in talking.
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Because my sleuthing can't rival Ms. Kobayashi's I'll never know if he fulfilled his boyhood dream and became a radio announcer.
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It was among several books she wrote about her medical sleuthing and helped establish her as an authority on biological agents.
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The film oscillates between the technical quest for insight into the afterlife and Will and Isla's sleuthing about each other's tragic pasts.
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The sleuthing mission did bring Clay and Justin closer, which became a rare spot of hope in an otherwise very bleak season.
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One of the major recurring elements in story and side missions both is a process of sleuthing out some piece of information.
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It's going to take some real sleuthing to figure out what each episode refers to — with the exception of one overall theme.
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Ahead, we've put our beauty sleuthing to good use, rounding up five trends Shahidi always wears so you can copy them ASAP.
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Then, after a bit of sleuthing, the internet discovered that they were not worthy of the pedestal in which they were placed.
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Eventually Nate/Lyndon (Sterling Sulieman) was discovered to be Maya's killer, and the girls once again slowed down their sleuthing around Noel.
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It's entirely possible that you might never know someone's full name, unless you've mastered internet sleuthing — or at least reverse image searching.
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Amid her sleuthing, the 40-year-old finds time to share a few drinks – and jokes – with Khloé Kardashian and Leah Remini.
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Hinton's most intense sleuthing involved multiple layers of guesses and inferences, the kind that would've left less determined people in the dust.
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Of course, weekends and high seasons will bring increased prices, but with a little sleuthing you might just snag a great deal.
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"I don't think they have any means or technology to do any cyber sleuthing so that was pretty much useless," Sarah said.
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Drug lords, dictators and multinationals like Apple game it to their advantage — and unraveling the financial mysteries it conceals requires sleuthing skills.
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Today, thanks to extraordinary sleuthing by the F.B.I. and some of the world's premier cybersecurity experts, there are answers to these questions.
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Clinton isn't even the first president to participate in the writing of such a book, though this requires some sleuthing to uncover.
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Scheduling all those interviews proved a challenge that took months (and a bit of diligent sleuthing by our producers) to pull off.
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One is a finely carved three-sided emerald jade necklace dating from the 1920s that he found while sleuthing in New Hampshire.
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In the show, she has come pretty close to solving the mystery, but this off-screen sleuthing is absolutely her best work yet.
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It's been a while since fans have heard from the former Bachelorette and her fiancé, but some internet sleuthing confirms they're still together.
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Companies including Bode Technology are building a business from the genetic sleuthing technique that snared Joseph James DeAngelo, the suspected Golden State Killer.
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After weeks of speculation and Bughead sleuthing, Riverdale finally revealed the truth behind one of its darkest mysteries: The origin of Gryphons & Gargoyles.
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First conversations about Jenner's whereabouts, and questions over whether she was pregnant, were intertwined with some of the best online sleuthing ever conducted.
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It took serious sleuthing by geneticists, botanists, and archaeologists to figure out that maize split off from teosinte grass some 9,000 years ago.
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But finding the ROMs for your favorite childhood games required a level of know-how, and internet sleuthing, that most gamers don't have.
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Thankfully, we've put our beauty sleuthing skills to good use and rounded up four stellar alternatives to keep you masking all winter long.
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There is minimal sleuthing required: It wouldn't even be enough to fill a half-hour mystery show, let alone 15 minutes of one.
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And after some sleuthing (and some emails to some brand reps) we're pretty sure it's the Wolford "Amsterdam" pullover, which retails for $260.
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He rarely discusses his military service, but the San Antonio Express-News did some sleuthing into his previous life a few years back.
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Thanks to some internet sleuthing (and plenty of conspiracies that sounds a lot like Stranger Things fanfic), online message boards figured things out.
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Once they're done, we get a late twist that I failed to understand, plus some wary sleuthing from an F.B.I. agent (Hilary Swank).
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"People can do a lot more sleuthing with the internet and social media than they probably would have" at that time, Ziegler said.
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The mystery that follows is part detective story of earthbound sleuthing and part investigation into the otherworldly realm of ghosts and the undead.
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I hate the idea of being judged by my social media and yet I'd always do my online sleuthing before meeting prospective dates.
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After some sleuthing, Mr. Guttman was dismayed to learn that just 40 percent of the Academy's directors' branch had bothered to see film.
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Now, I pride myself in my sleuthing abilities, but somebody call Jake Peralta, this find might just make me Detective Of The Year*.
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However, Disney hotels started appearing on Hotwire, and have been available with minimal sleuthing through Priceline Express at big discounts since late March.
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Over the course of an hourlong interview on Wednesday, Giuliani also offered additional details about the origins of his Ukraine-related sleuthing efforts.
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Not well publicized is the fact that seldom is a major arrest made because sleuthing Border Patrol agents are good at their jobs.
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Through online sleuthing of old cannabis enthusiast forums and business documentation, independent researcher La Moustache managed to name Variety Jones as Thomas Clark.
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The desire for closure is understandable, but a tidy conclusion is rarely attainable, and all of the Internet sleuthing and speculating can be distracting.
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Some sleuthing can uncover a dozen roses for around $20, cards for a dollar or two and there's often discount movies in many areas.
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But, because it's an oversaturated sex-accessory (no pun intended), it's difficult to navigate the shoppable options without doing a little online-sleuthing first.
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Throw in some ancient cosmology, a little help from the Canadian Space Agency and some satellite sleuthing, and the movie offers practically write themselves.
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After a month of silence from the account, an investigation was launched on the sleuthing subreddit Reddit Bureau of Investigation, but little was discovered.
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What is somewhat surprising, however, is that it only took me about four hours of sleuthing to find Comey's account, which is not protected.
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Thanks to the Internet's hardcore sleuthing, however, we now know that Kourtney has moved on to a loving relationship with someone who appreciates her.
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Following bit of research, some internet sleuthing, and trips to the local hardware store, Zopf was able to build his very own snow gun.
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Lucky for you, we've done all of the web sleuthing and found five gifts for each relationship stage, from pre-commitment to LTR status.
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You don't need to be a Reddit-sleuthing Game of Thrones superfan to know one of the show's core tenets: All Men Must Die.
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Considering that Matty had a knack for sleuthing throughout the season, it also wasn't surprising that she agreed to assist Keith at Mars Investigations.
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But according to the mosque-sleuthing organization known as Clarion Project (itself an anti-Muslim hate group), neither can Boston and New York City.
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This modern genetic sleuthing, combined with more traditional methods of interviewing infected people, is invaluable for tracking how and where the virus is progressing.
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Ms. Lanier's amateur sleuthing led to death records, census records and a handwritten inventory from 1834 of the slaves on the plantation of Col.
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Barbara Rae-Venter's genealogical sleuthing acumen has inspired others to help law enforcement with unsolved cases, as well as an ethics and privacy debate.
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By sleuthing through an ex&aposs Instagram or Twitter, you may be satisfying your curiosity but you&aposre ultimately remaining attached to the past.
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That's the name of the company owned by Lev Parnas, one of the people Rudy Giuliani worked with when doing his sleuthing in Ukraine.
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But what he really wants to hire is Faith's sleuthing talent, because he strongly suspects that one of his guests wants to kill him.
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While Matilda tries but fails to keep them out of her investigations, she uses her sleuthing skills to uncover the truth about her mother.
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Lions sport monocles, birds act as judges, the king is a penguin, and one illustration has a falcon wearing a cravat and sleuthing-style hat.
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Based on a murder case that shocked Mexico in 2009, the film is less interested in sensationalism or sleuthing than in the operations of fate.
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I've done my best to do some quick internet sleuthing, and the results suggest that this is all some weird internet satire project gone awry.
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Well, thanks to some super sleuthing, one fan theory suggests that the world of scary clowns extends from Stephen King's It to Netflix's Stranger Things.
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It's the first such site to formally open its data riches to the police, lending this new genetic sleuthing practice a growing sense of legitimacy.
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One of the fun parts of Serial's first season was hearing intrepid reporter Sarah Koenig go on mystery sleuthing adventures with her producer, Julie Snyder.
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FINALLY, Sidney's sleuthing works out, because she makes her way to Michael's office to find the true author of "Diane Hart"'s story — it's Alexis!
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Because the brand-tagging etiquette of Instagram hasn't totally spilled over to Snapchat yet, tracking down the exact maker of Williams' look required some sleuthing.
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There's a common misconception that some people are simply born with a talent for sleuthing – whether to uncover infidelity or to solve more sinister mysteries.
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It's also been the subject of sleuthing: The Hollywood Reporter uncovered that the screenwriter, credited as Rebecca Blunt, doesn't appear to be an actual person.
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However, a little internet sleuthing lead me to YouTube where a song titled "Nothing," an Americana sounding track, credited to Gina was uploaded in 2010.
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In other situations, the bug is so obscure, or so difficult to track down, that it may take us months of steady sleuthing to find.
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Carpenter was tempted to share his discoveries with Lockheed Martin or with Sandia, but he wasn't sure how officials would react to his freelance sleuthing.
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Some sleuthing fans, looking at recent statements from Dylan collaborators like the producer Daniel Lanois, have surmised that "Fallen Angels" will be another standards record.
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His lack of empathy is compounded by the fact that, according to my cursory Facebook sleuthing, this guy has two young kids of his own.
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When you consent to genetic sleuthing, you are also exposing your siblings, parents, cousins, relatives you've never met and even future generations of your family.
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Some speculated there might be as much fresh water locked away there as is present on all of Earth: Dawn is now sleuthing for clues.
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Brand-new condos tend to have sky-high prices, but with a little sleuthing, you can find something for closer to Manhattan's median apartment price.
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Beauty blogger Katie McBroom did some sleuthing work where she seems to have found a windmill connection to Jed based on clips from the show.
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Climate Barbara Rae-Venter's genealogical sleuthing acumen has inspired others to help law enforcement with unsolved cases, as well as an ethics and privacy debate.
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Problem is, a little Internet sleuthing turned up the same exact photos on at least 2 different company sites with no names, but different titles.
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That's where he brings Ava for what turns out to be a night not only of sex but also of sleuthing into his grandfather's past.
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Mr. Neville, whose other films include "20 Feet From Stardom" and "The Best of Enemies" (directed with Robert Gordon) is not interested in psychological sleuthing.
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In 2018, it was announced that Brown is working on a film series about Enola Holmes, the younger, also sleuthing sister of famous detective Sherlock.
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This is true even though readers are often tempted into a kind of reflexive autobiographical sleuthing by the mere existence of author photos and interviews.
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This type of genetic sleuthing has helped researchers monitor endangered species, such as Vietnamese crocodile lizards, Australian sea lions, Swedish pool frogs and Canada lynxes.
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" Past Dark Knight-centric games have tended to focus on beating Gotham City's underbelly senseless and sleuthing out puzzles worthy of the "world's greatest detective.
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Disappointingly, Tayshia hasn't played a big role in Colton's journey to find love so far, but a little sleuthing shows that could all change very soon.
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At Sunday's Golden Globes, Fiji Water seems to have hired model Kelleth Cuthbert — identified later through Instagram sleuthing — to distribute its product on the red carpet.
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In an attempt to do some of their own internet sleuthing, many ex-Active Worlds players logged into the game, found Hitomi, and spoke to him.
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Last December, dozens of inflammatory anti-LGBTQ posts from Reid's old blog archives came to light, courtesy of some savvy Internet sleuthing by Twitter user Jamie_Maz.
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Update: Thanks to some internet sleuthing, it's confirmed that Pete Davidson did indeed cover up his tattoo of ex-girlfriend Cazzie David with some new ink.
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She started her sleuthing at the age of 20, when she contacted an official at the town hall in Saint-Denis, the administrative capital of Réunion.
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It's one of the largest political advertisers on Facebook — and were it not for some sleuthing by reporters, we would have no idea who it is.
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Ultimately, that may mean all of our social media sleuthing could have us coming up empty — especially when it comes to, say, Kylie revealing her pregnancy.
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Before reaching out to her new sister, Kellner, did some sleuthing and discovered that she and Makram had more than just a biological mother in common.
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Cheryl crashes their after hours sleuthing at school but she gets more than she bargained for when she sees Jason's name in the book scoring Polly.
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Nininger's journeys are exciting in their hardships and discoveries: wayfaring through Mexico in 1929, tracking down the "long lost" Huizopa specimen, sleuthing eyewitness accounts across continents.
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To save you from hours of internet sleuthing, allow us to clue you in these three Bluetooth speakers that are on sale and ready to deliver.
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Whether it's the hours spent sleuthing Craigslist or the midday dash out of the office to see a listing — the perils of apartment hunting are real.
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Yet his arrest on Friday, a mix of dogged Belgian sleuthing and a dash of belated good fortune in a four-month manhunt after the Nov.
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After some major sleuthing over at BuzzFeed, one writer noticed that Kardashian might have been pulling a Britney Spears and blatantly stealing content off the internet.
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The fate of the pioneering black female sculptor was long obscure — but years of sleuthing, by a coalition of the curious and devoted, has changed that.
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Over the summer, a long slog of digital sleuthing into the cyber attacks on the Democratic National Committee and others improbably led to this isolated spot.
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It was only in 2005, after decades of deception, that he was exposed, thanks to the sleuthing of Benito Bermejo, a historian researching the Republican deportados .
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But if it's 2019 and the artist is Hilma af Klint and the city is Stockholm, I was ready to sign up for some Swedish sleuthing.
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Stress affects the whole body, so the researchers had to do some sleuthing to figure out which physiological system was conveying its effects to hair follicles.
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So is the family's story the stuff of a spy novel, ripe for sleuthing and criminal prosecution, or simply an overblown Washington story, typical of midsummer?
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Locals, however, did some sleuthing of their own to locate the original image, and have found that Hubert apparently simply pulled an incredibly shoddy Photoshop job.
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You can also try out your own sea sleuthing skills by reverse image searching your pictures to see if they turn up a comparable animal online.
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After the obsessive internet sleuthing that followed Serial Season 1, the prospect of re-examining Adnan Syed's conviction for the murder of Hae Min Lee sounded exhausting.
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She matched the numbers on her original receipt to the jacket's tag, which was visible in the photo, and identified the seller through some social media sleuthing.
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Andrew Lavin, the attorney who filed the lawsuit on behalf of Werner and Kissner, did some pay-me-by-the-hour sleuthing, discovering that McDonald's charges between .
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To others, the campaign and its impact are more complicated than that — part of an emerging, and fraught, genre of fan sleuthing as a form of journalism.
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Reinhart took to Twitter to share the throwback pic, and it's hard to imagine a time when she ever wasn't sleuthing to find Jason Blossom's real killer.
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After some history sleuthing, NASA was able to corroborate the tree-ring data with historical documents to confirm the drought patterns between the years 1100 and 2012.
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Keen-eyed young Filipinos are therefore finding work in the diving industry as guides, and can earn double a fisherman's wage selling their sleuthing skills to outsiders.
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Without Quinn's sleuthing, it's easy for this to look like Sekou blew up his delivery truck in the middle of Manhattan as his final act of resistance.
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The characters on Riverdale just so happen to make pretty sweet tunes in between sleuthing for clues about the death of golden boy Jason Blossom (Trevor Stines).
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In describing Lindsay's travel schedule, she mentioned some very specific locales that have sleuthing members of Bachelor Nation connecting the dots like a team of CSI pros.
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Avengers, Jordan Peele's latest, and a sleuthing Pikachu: noteworthy movies to watch for in 2019 A smart baby bed has stirred controversy for its $1,300 price tag.
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The items are often 50% off — I've scored cookie mix, tea, and spices for cheap — so it's worth a trip to the back corner to go sleuthing.
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There are few, if any, recognizable actors or creative teams, so picking shows requires a bit of sleuthing, a dash of intuition and a lot of luck.
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Jamal Turner (Brett Gray), Ruby Martinez (Jason Genao), and Jasmine (Jessica Marie Garcia) have all seemingly given up local sleuthing in favor of normal high school careers.
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An important break came once again as a result of DNA sleuthing techniques similar to the ones used last month to crack the Golden State killer case.
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After months of sleuthing, Ms. Kobayashi figured out she had been listening in on the Newburges from Woodmere, N.Y., captured on two separate occasions in the 1950s.
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A bit of sleuthing reveals that many of the people who have identified themselves as Shadow employees on LinkedIn previously worked for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Mr. Robinson is Leroy Wright, a former Los Angeles detective — and the skeptic to Max's true believer — now using his sleuthing skills as a mall security guard.
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You have to do some online sleuthing to learn that the setting is a retreat for the Raëlian Movement, an actual group that believes aliens created humans.
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Through Amelia's sleuthing in the 1990 timeline, we discover that cousin Dan had some discussions with the one-eyed man at the bar where Lucy once worked.
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After nearly two days of sleuthing, Troughton-Smith found some code that appears to reveal a new feature that would let you unlock an iPhone with your face.
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Back to my case: I used my Google sleuthing skills to track down D's job title and place of work, home address, phone number, and social media accounts.
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Raymond's patent sleuthing told him that Juul's special sauce had something to do with its patented nicotine formulation, called JuulSalts, which are more generally known as nicotine salts.
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There are tons of John Smiths on Facebook, so finding him on another social network with just a name will require a lot of sleuthing, or guess-work.
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We're all familiar with the negative aspects of amateur sleuthing, which has shown itself unreliable and sometimes even dangerous when having to establish facts rather than disprove them.
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The beleaguered musician did some Internet sleuthing and discovered that Koenig was a drummer in three local bands, and his drum setup was nearly identical to his own.
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It was initially speculated that the child was from Iraq, but after some sleuthing it was discovered that he is from Afghanistan, and his name is Murtaza Ahmadi.
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The popular web sleuthing tool was effectively shut down sometime in May 2015 when Twitter blocked the site's access to its API, a limited back-door entry point.
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While we don't get a look at him, a little internet sleuthing reveals that Steppenwolf, who is Darkseid's uncle, will be the main villain in this particular film.
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In TBS's upcoming new show, Search Party, a young girl named Dory flexes her sleuthing muscles to solve a vexing mystery – the disappearance of a former college acquaintance.
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With those few identifying strings, and after months of sleuthing, the researchers found 2,000 malware samples, both from online malware portal VirusTotal, as well as from antivirus companies.
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The tricky part is that there are different kinds of IMAX, and it requires a little sleuthing to figure out which one the theater you're going to offers.
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It doesn't require mad sleuthing skills (or a friend from youth) for her to check his social media feeds occasionally and call him out on his nasty behavior.
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Alani's girlfriend, Rosie Percy, then did some quick sleuthing and discovered there were a whole bunch of people wondering why Cartwright was suddenly taking an interest in them.
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Using those two bits of information, only minor internet sleuthing is necessary to figure out who that person is, not to mention loads of other info about them.
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A former state prosecutor in Chicago, he comes armed for his sleuthing duties with a law degree from Georgetown University and an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago.
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Her sleuthing came to a satisfying conclusion this week when authorities confirmed a shocking discovery she made last October about the cold case known as the Bear Brook murders.
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It took us a long time to figure it out, and by that point we were too frazzled to start the sleuthing all over again in the second room.
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The 36-year-old, who played Luke on the dystopian hit, walked the red carpet Sunday evening, and prompted some internet sleuthing that I refuse to be ashamed of.
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Once fans figured out that there was more to this video that meets the eye, they immediately went sleuthing to see if they could figure out the remaining films.
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I recently discovered Briogeo's Superfoods Hair Bar via Instagram sleuthing, and it's the only at-home haircare system that nourishes my hair almost as well as a keratin treatment.
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If you're looking at an expensive product from a company you've never heard of, or if there are hundreds or thousands of very positive reviews, do a little sleuthing.
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The Texas-based "Stalwart Advisory LLC" and Robinson's "One Harbor LLC" that the group used as consultants are not visible to the public without sleuthing through Texas public records.
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At the root of this speculative mania is what Rosenbaum calls the "lost safe-deposit box" mentality: with sufficient sleuthing, the mystery can be solved in one Sherlockian stroke.
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She calls it #resistancegenealogy, and it only takes a few online tools and some instinctive sleuthing for her to call out public figures who oppose common forms of immigration.
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The third season will be a total of "18 unforgettable hours," Nevins said, which we already basically guessed thanks to some IMDb sleuthing, but now we know for sure.
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Which everyday elements create texture in the black-and-white photographs of 1958 New York featured in the article A Son's Sleuthing, a Father's Archive, and Capote's Vanished Brooklyn?
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At 7.25 inches from the tip of his middle finger to the wrist (according to sleuthing by investigative reporters), Trump's hands are smaller than 85 percent of American men.
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The cast of Sherlock: The Abdominal Bride might have won an Emmy for Outstanding TV movie on Sunday night, but there's no time for relaxing because sleuthing never ends.
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Their project feels loosely related to the phenomenon of web sleuthing, except instead of trying to actually crack a case, they're processing the crime's impact on society and themselves.
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Posts that pull together the most popular theories, whether from Reddit or other sources (including the author's own sleuthing), allow readers to get ahead of what may be coming.
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CreditCreditAdrienne Grunwald for The New York Times Even with his superlative sleuthing skills, Sherlock Holmes may not have recognized a costume ball held in his honor the other night.
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She's working at a diner instead of heading off to college with her friends and, in her grief, is taking a break from her long-held hobby of sleuthing.
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But as a teenager he had been captivated by his mother's tales of bank robberies and police sleuthing, and for years Mr. Kavanaugh wanted to be a prosecutor too.
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The sleuthing is challenging: The North Korean state news media often withhold the locations of these sites and their purposes, identifying them only by the names of their managers.
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After some diligent sleuthing, there are three contenders: Lorde Lorde has fangirled over David for some time, once writing "You're so hot omg" on David's first photo post-Davidson breakup.
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Jamil is currently the subject of viral sleuthing about whether she's lied about various illnesses, accidents, and her work history – though her boyfriend, singer James Blake, came to her defense.
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Sleuthing by the Washington Post and other news outlets revealed that Mr Sessions met Mr Kislyak twice during the campaign, despite telling senators he had "no communications with the Russians".
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Update: After some (more) in-depth Instagram sleuthing, we discovered that Bush got the intergalactic — and oddly poetic — tattoo to match her two best friends, Ruthie Linsday and Jedidiah Jenkins.
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When you're preparing to relocate to a new city, it's completely natural that you'll begin sleuthing out opportunities there, even if you've not yet established concrete timing for the move.
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After sleuthing around the internet for super cool finds that ring in under $30, we were able to round up not one, not two, not three, but 30 of them!
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Years later, thanks to the combined magic of cyber sleuthing and online DNA registries, the two sisters found each other – and more family than they could ever have dreamed of.
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Over the years that followed, Helps did some sleuthing, scouring birth records and other documents, even travelling to the township outside Montreal where she believed her birth mother was from.
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Dr. Kreizler spends his non-sleuthing hours dealing with the living, not the dead; his work with troubled and vulnerable patients — children in particular — requires sensitivity, gentleness and genuine care.
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At the beginning of the finale, Christine tells Adam that her sleuthing led her to a shocking revelation: she is Adam's biological sister (through many tragic twists and scandalous turns).
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And once Jay does a bit of sleuthing, it's revealed that the accusations are a fiction, the entire case funded by an alt-right group hoping to tarnish Rev. Jeremiah.
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Sadly, perhaps because of the small scale and limited verisimilitude of these experiments, no nitrates were generated in these buckets, so the team turned to another kind of chemical sleuthing.
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The imagery of the cover, a black-and-white photo of Taylor alongside a collage of newspaper clippings altered to read, "Taylor Swift," over and over again, fueled more sleuthing.
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BuzzFeed also did some sleuthing and found that the diagram the meme comes from is actually a way to diagnose de Quervain's tendonitis, an inflammation of the tendons in your thumb.
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Based on Instagram sleuthing, though, here's what we know: In March 2018, he posted a mock-up of a bottle and label for a raspberry vodka aptly called Luke's Raspberry Vodka.
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Taylor Swift may have just low-key confirmed the title of her new album, thanks to the "ME!" singer's new interview with Billboard — and it should make sleuthing Swifties super happy.
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Her best looks can be seen while she's sleuthing in and out of hotels, fashion awards shows, and her highly anticipated bow at the end of her runway collections each NYFW.
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After a year of sleuthing, the ICIJ released findings from 20093 terabytes of data from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca revealing international corruption and tax evasion by the world's political elite.
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One of the most significant tools for sleuthing out past evidence of Martian life — if not the most critical — is the SuperCam, a high-tech camera perched atop the 2020 rover.
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But there's a workaround: Some sleuthing into the workings of our favorite beauty retailers found that we don't have to spend thousands of dollars to make it look like we did.
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Instead, it'll put the spotlight on Detective Pikachu, a sleuthing version of one of Pokémon's most recognizable characters introduced in a franchise spin-out game for Nintendo 3DS earlier this year.
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But Young's sister had done her homework to ensure she'd made the right choice, sleuthing out the breed Young was partial to and even catching him in conversation about dog names.
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What the filmmakers didn't cover is the most recent bit of internet sleuthing: That Teresa Halbach's keychain appeared to be much more than just a single key attached to a fob.
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But don't worry — a combination of internet sleuthing and Mashable friending the user on Steam found that the OP was alive and well, and that the land mine was 3D-printed.
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The pilot solves so many cases through technology — a patient swallows a tiny computer or straps on a helmet that beams brain waves — that it loses the satisfaction of diagnostic sleuthing.
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It came to my attention via the sleuthing of Danny Bloom, a longtime presence on Dot Earth best known for his focus on the emerging literary genre "cli fi" — climate fiction.
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I'm still convinced, after years of Google-based sleuthing, that my father's AML was kickstarted, not by rogue cesium, but by an underground oil tank that exploded in our suburban backyard.
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Anna is once again involved in a mystery, which gets Mary Ann and the others out of the house for some amateur sleuthing and even a comic ride-sharing car chase.
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In addition to relishing the gentle sleuthing and subtle plots, I have become friends with his "traditionally built" detective Precious Ramotswe in Botswana and his philosopher detective Isabel Dalhousie in Scotland.
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We're less than one month away from the day when Tesla plans to unveil its first electric semi truck, and of course that means it's time for speculation and sleuthing to skyrocket.
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Not only was his forensic sleuthing dismissed, he himself was accused by the very perpetrators he exposed of being a tax cheat -- projection being the only real ideology to which Putinists subscribe.
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An IP address lookup reveals that the active IP address is linked to the House of Representatives — so wiki-sleuthing shows that the the troll is literally coming from inside the House.
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The first night of the festival, we went in flying blind, prepared to take in music from several local Icelandic acts that we'd never heard of except for a little Spotify sleuthing.
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According to Twitter sleuthing, here are two of the Trump Team take-down tweets Scaramucci has already attempted to wipe from his internet history — though he should know that screenshots are forever.
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Do some online sleuthing Start out by doing some research on websites like Glassdoor, Vault, Fairygodboss and CareerBliss to get a sense of what others are saying about life at the company.
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Naviliat-Cuncic's sleuthing revealed that de Boer had been reporting anomalies in nuclear transitions and attributing them to missing bosons for decades, seldom replicating his results from one experiment to the next.
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So instead, to determine what's going on with those Lannister manes, let's resort to fandom's most tried-and-true methodology: wild speculation, supported by some educated guessing, expert sourcing, and internet sleuthing.
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They should prove great for serious research projects (as well as serious sleuthing.) "Pair this with our guide to genealogy research and this could keep some folks busy," said a library spokesperson.
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But THE UNQUIET HEART (Pegasus, $25.95) is actually a nicely constructed historical mystery about the unorthodox sleuthing of a young woman who's studying to be a doctor at the University of Edinburgh.
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But what's especially revelatory about the Frank Ocean episodes — but, really, Cuchna's entire project — is the way all this sleuthing isn't about finding a final answer or a means to an end.
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With a little sleuthing, his office discovered that it was a parent's birth date — the second time that Mr. Burke had seen this particular slip in his 10 years at Georgia State.
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As Glass begins, he catches wind that teen girls have been disappearing all over the city and figures out (with some sleuthing help from Joe) that they're being held in a warehouse.
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Agatha Christie might have written some pretty gripping tales of sleuthing in her time, but this British celebrity's tale of intrigue and shock discovery gives Miss Marple a run for her money.
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We have published more than 200 this year, and we want to find out whether you have been paying attention (and also whether you have online sleuthing skills if you don't remember).
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It looks like Maldonado and Ecklund will have to get back on their social media sleuthing bullshit to catch the culprit, who taunts the staff and students from anonymous Twitter and Instagram accounts.
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Photo: GettyFor victims of sexual violence, many of whom are legally granted anonymity in the United Kingdom, all it might take is some simple Google sleuthing to dig up their protected personal information.
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His new paper, published this week in Science Advances, shows that it's possible to use genetics, and a bit of sleuthing, to trace the origin of seized ivory back to the traders themselves.
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A third cousin, a relative connected by a great-great-grandparent, might seem like a distant family member but the identity of a person could be found relatively easily with some additional sleuthing.
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"Chang'e is studying rocks that were formed through the same massive event, so these investigations are all part of the same sleuthing effort to illuminate the details of this catastrophic impact," James said.
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After three seasons of watching Lili Reinhart play the super sleuthing, Nancy Drew-esque, iconic ponytail-wearing Betty Cooper on CW's Riverdale, it's hard to imagine anyone else cracking the Black Hood code.
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Now, let's be clear: she doesn't actually know Ryan or his mom, but Kohn was able to figure out who they both were pretty easily thanks to some good old-fashioned internet sleuthing.
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If your firm doesn't have that information, either because you've held the stock for many years or because you've switched custodians over time, you'll have to do some sleuthing to file your taxes.
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Israel's focus on national security for decades has created fertile ground for many former members of its famed intelligence agency to take their cyber-sleuthing and anti-hacking skills to the private sector.
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Although internet sleuthing suggests that Philadelphia producer Dotcom could be behind the project—speculation is based on what appears to be a matching thigh tattoo, first name, and birthday—this hasn't been confirmed.
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We just had to do a little Internet sleuthing, and we were able to find the profiles of seven of today's most buzzed about names, permanently etched into the digital fabric of 2008.
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As careful as a member might be to not name-drop a brand, it's only a matter of time before sleuthing fans and BTS product accounts identify whatever they're wearing or alluding to.
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Loath to ignore the fruits of his archival sleuthing, he throws almost everything into the mix, leaving it to the reader to assume the author's role of separating the important from the tangential.
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Further sleuthing by Anthony Smith of Mic indicated that the meme had previous appeared on the 8Chan forum /pol/, a hotbed of "alt-right" internet activism where overt racism and anti-Semitism flourishes.
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That plan, insomuch as it was even a plan, was waylaid pretty much from the beginning, thanks to some internet sleuthing by the blogs that were first enamored with the shaggy miniatures she recorded.
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It may take some effort, but with a little bit of internet sleuthing, you can probably find a couple of people you know, or whom your colleagues know, who have worked with the candidate.
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The repatriation of the letter follows seven years of sleuthing by U.S. law enforcement agencies after the discovery that it had been replaced by a forgery at the National Library of Catalonia in Barcelona.
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We combed through the offerings (read: did a lot of Yelp sleuthing) in 14 major cities across the country and found the best gym memberships under $50, and highlighted some of their best perks.
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But some sleuthing courtesy of television station KTVB in Boise, ID took a closer look and actually suggested that the Kardashian-West family chose Lake Coeur d'Alene in Northern Idaho as their holiday destination.
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Now, Sandra Bullock is stepping up to play his sister in an intimidating girl gang that exclusively sports sunglasses and badass coats in addition to what we assume are excellent sleuthing and conning skills.
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If you were the Reddit sleuthing type, you might see the new video for "Harmony Hall," directed by Emmett Malloy and released today, as an expansion and evocation as some of those opaque symbols.
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Initially writing appeals while imprisoned on fraud charges, Rigmaiden has worked for years sleuthing out the secretive devices, resulting in revelations of their use by dozens of agencies and police departments across the country.
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As you aim to secure a last minute date this year, do some sleuthing on your love interest's political leanings, and then keep these eight tips in mind — four for Democrats and Republicans each.
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The film meanders between Atkins's frequently far-fetched sleuthing and sinister happenings around the factory and its town, while the company owner, a cross between an evil Willy Wonka and Lord Summerisle, oversees all.
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Between the finale "The Weddings" and intense social media sleuthing, we have some solid answers on all of these Love Is Blind mysteries, including the possibility that one player has already fully moved on.
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The mission against the Islamic State has been invigorated by the return of top Kurdish commanders, a surge in French commandos, the arrival of Navy fighter jets and some secret sleuthing by Iraqi spies.
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After some sleuthing, they concluded it came from USA 224, a highly classified satellite launched in 2011 by the National Reconnaissance Office and believed to be part of the multibillion-dollar KH-11 program.
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Last summer, at an international event in Chicago, Boye Brogeland, a Norwegian player, became convinced that Fisher and Schwartz had made prescient bids and plays that they couldn't have found with skillful sleuthing alone.
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This kind of dissonance occurs throughout, and because the entries aren't signed (it takes some sleuthing in the back to find attribution), it isn't made clear we are reading the work of different critics.
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Trump's meeting with Lavrov came as the president's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, returned from an amateur sleuthing trip to Kyiv, touting dubious if not outright fantastical claims about Joe Biden, the president's leading 2020 rival.
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But fittingly for someone who followed up "Tenor" with a similarly farcical "Crazy for You" libretto (and received Tony Award nominations for both), he can't resist sneaking a few laughs into Hercule Poirot's sleuthing.
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Fast forward to today, with employee trust is so low: Some Googlers are now sleuthing their own human resources department, accusing leaders creating a tool to spy on them, according to a Bloomberg report.
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With the basic joys of superior sleuthing mostly stripped out, the remaining pleasure you expect from a Christie adaptation is the opportunity afforded to a talented cast by its congregation of suspects and victims.
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For all the talk of crowdsourcing and internet sleuthing being the future (CBS even has a new show with that exact premise called Wisdom of the Crowd) it turns out crowds can be pretty dumb.
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Thanks to geotagging and web sleuthing, we could frequent celeb hot spots, check into their favorite restaurants, and buy their merchandise live and in-color (shout-out to Kylie Jenner's many Lip Kit website crashes).
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After days of poking around and sleuthing to figure out everything I had gone through, days later I saw footage of me coming home, getting out of a car, and getting into my apartment okay.
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After some additional sleuthing, it seems that Facioli has focused theater productions, such as To Drone in the Rain, his artwork, and taking pictures next to cereal boxes that have his name printed on them.
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Four months after the second supersonic parachute disappointment, Rob Manning lifted Clark's spirits with some good news: By sleuthing around the internet, he'd finally located the long-lost films of the last Viking parachute test.
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Many sellers don't advertise prices for their wares—preferring to leave the messy business of negotiating to direct messages—but through his own sleuthing, Huffer has found some items selling for upwards of $19,800 (£16,533).
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The results of our sleuthing revealed that jeans were totally out of the equation, because let's be real, no one likes that damp-all-day, cling-to-your-leg effect that comes with wet denim.
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She connected the dots in part because of her own internet sleuthing, and her dad, Edward Wayne Edwards, was arrested in 2009 after a fateful phone call Balascio made to investigators with what she knew.
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After leaving, we checked the clock; we had been sleuthing for only seven minutes and already had quite the birthday bounty—I can't see a better way to spend seven minutes of your birthday TBH.
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But Gunther's closest confidant in the book is entirely Kerr's creation, an S.S. captain and fellow-Berliner named Hermann Kaspel, who shares his frustration with the lazy sleuthing of Martin Bormann's dim, corrupt Bavarian cops.
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"She was a more-than-life-size figure, and a lot of fun," said Mr. Mullins, 64, a filmmaker and film editor who has made a short documentary, "Sleuthing Mary Shanley," about his great-aunt.
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He's had people come into his store and tell him that they did internet sleuthing and found out he was married to an employee of my company, and would he please pass on their resume?
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Do a little Google sleuthing to find out if any restaurants in your area are supporting local hospitals, and if so, call them up to donate money, or buy gift cards or meals for yourself.
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While some said they didn't think politics was important in the dating calculus, far more thought the subject was crucial in evaluating possible partners, often sleuthing for subtle profile clues that might indicate their values.
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When the class ended, Mr. Davoli went to the cafe on the premises, and Ms. Coleman retreated to the locker room with a towel around her neck and a bit of sleuthing on her mind.
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Here's how the Easter eggs break down: After the site change, some Redditors started sleuthing and found that its 16.773073 page had a blinking light bulb that appears to be sending a message in Morse code.
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Tens of thousands of people retweeted posts in which he tossed around terms and names like Joseph Mifsud, Alexander Downer, and "FISA declassification" — which has a familiarity only found in niche online Trump–Russia sleuthing circles.
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For Frost, it was an unstable VPN connection, plus some sleuthing by the German federal police, the Bundeskriminalamt or BKA: The WSM administrators accessed the WSM infrastructure primarily through the use of two VPN service providers.
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Recently, after some top-notch sleuthing, the site managed to identify the Janit20163r as the likely creator of BrickerBot and even managed to get him to explain why he crafted the attacks on unsecured IoT devices.
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Many of the families that used Mr. Aggeles's sperm had already found each other before Xytex sent an email that accidentally included his email address, prompting intense internet sleuthing by the mothers to discover his identity.
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Having done a little sleuthing myself last night, I can conclude that in no way would a sex angel do anything near to warming my loins but that just shows how delightfully different we all are.
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In a clever bit of sleuthing by Corin Faife at Breaker, we find that over half of the most popular crypto blogs offer pay-for-play posts including "CEO interviews" that are not labelled as sponsored.
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In this piece, The Times's Moscow correspondent, Andrew E. Kramer, follows a long trail of digital sleuthing into U.S. election-related cyber attacks to a 26-year-old snowboarder in an isolated Siberian town near Mongolia.
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But with some satellite sleuthing, the emerging warm spot has finally been discovered by Dr. Vaughan and his colleagues, who reported the discovery in a blog post on the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory's website earlier this month.
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On June 21, 1964, two lost giants of the Delta blues, Skip James and Son House, were found by separate crews of obsessed music fans after weeks of amateur sleuthing along the back roads of Mississippi.
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When she posted a tweet with a pair of cryptic emojis, a wink to a lyric on the then-unannounced cast album, she knew exactly which sleuthing follower would reply within minutes and crack the code.
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"The sleuthing they've done is just remarkable," said Benjamin Irvin, an associate professor of history at the University of Arizona and the author of "Clothed in Robes of Sovereignty," a 17853 study of the Continental Congress.
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A Series of Unfortunate Events is returning to Netflix with a second season on March 30, the show revealed in the above teaser, which took fans a little bit of sleuthing to find in the first place.
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Putting on his sleuthing cap, Joe traces the bad clams (the ones that are infecting everyone) to a woman named Ruby (Sarah Baker) who's trying to get into the seafood business with her very own Ruby's Clams.
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The exact origin of this feud cannot be pinpointed, but thanks to the sleuthing work of Jezebel, we can perhaps blame it on a good old fashioned rivalry between the two musicians, fueled by alleged racial slurs.
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In another effort to make Betty and Jughead's looming big moment feel like it jibes with her Nice Girl sensibilities, the exes go back to what made them fall in love in the first place: teen sleuthing.
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Apple's attempts to hide the development of secret new products by using shell companies usually works, but some clever sleuthing by one site has revealed what may be a key component of Apple's future with augmented reality.
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Read more: Wayne Rooney's wife cleverly worked out who was leaking her private Instagram photos by posting 'false stories' visible to only one person: Jamie Vardy's wifeIt appears Rooney may have gotten some sleuthing advice on Twitter.
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Now, thanks to the dogged electronic sleuthing of Zachary Turpin, an assistant professor of English at the University of Idaho, we have two new, book-length works to further enrich and complicate our view of Whitman's transformation.
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" Indeed, after some Get A Clue- style sleuthing, we've managed to find a series of trademark applications filed under Ms. Jenner's name that give us a better idea of what the young mogul meant by "different categories.
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London (CNN Business)The true identities of the men accused of poisoning a former Russian spy in the United Kingdom have reportedly been revealed, but not by sleuthing journalists from The Guardian or The New York Times.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - A 525-year-old copy of a letter by Christopher Columbus that was stolen from the Vatican was returned on Thursday after joint sleuthing by U.S. Homeland Security agents and Holy See antiquity experts.
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This fan-made Metroid prequel and Zelda Maker are just two recent projects in which Nintendo asked their makers to remove for download, though you can still find the fan games online with a little bit of sleuthing.
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I'm Poppy premiered Tuesday night, and while those who tuned in have likely done this sleuthing on their own, I'm here to let the rest of the world know that this is a rabbit hole worth going down.
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This means that price assessments such as those from CRU and Macquarie rely first and foremost on published trade volumes and trade values, a statistical sleuthing exercise made more difficult by the complexity of the lithium product chain.
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The turkey tail gets its name from its colorful stripes, and a little sleuthing will tell you that it's more than just surprisingly good-looking: It's also being extensively researched for its cancer-fighting, immunity-boosting therapeutic properties.
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After his dead body is discovered in a sealed-off building that is about to be demolished in Upper Manhattan, Caroline entices Porter, who has a history of successful journalistic sleuthing, to investigate the circumstances of Simon's death.
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Twelve-year-old Mila is "good at solving puzzles," and is therefore ideally suited to join her father on an emotional sleuthing trip from London to upstate New York to reconnect with his dear friend who has disappeared.
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"The reality is that the mass death caused by morbillivirus is only the tip of the iceberg," said Leonardo Flach, the scientific coordinator at the Grey Dolphin Institute, a conservation group that is also involved in the sleuthing.
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The latest product of her sleuthing was playing on a computer on the desk behind her — a 104-minute performance of "The Glass Menagerie" starring Shirley Booth, Hal Holbrook and Barbara Loden that was broadcast 50 years ago.
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Ancient legends impart a pleasing frisson to his sleuthing ("I had warned you about walking through the salt marshes at night or early in the morning"), and he learns that this mineral isn't as ordinary as it seems.
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After a bit of sleuthing, the origins of this gif can be traced to a Slovenian man named Marko Korosec, who managed to snap pictures of a supercell that formed over western South Dakota on June 19... of 2015.
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So ahead, here are my tips for sleuthing on Instagram without getting caught, like Hailey Baldwin recently did when she accidentally followed a Selena Gomez fan account before promptly unfollowing and then DM-ing the account owner to apologize.
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The Trumps are expected to attend the Red Cross Ball in Palm Beach, according to the Palm Beach Daily News, so you can expect yet another FLOTUS fashion moment that will require some sleuthing to I.D. later this weekend.
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Although he's spent time aplenty conducting surveys in the field, one of his favorite investigative methods can be carried out right under the gaze of that office mystery skull: internet sleuthing to uncover new trends in the illegal trade.
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In 2014 sleuthing bloggers realized that J.Crew's hugely popular Cece ballet flat — relaunched after being discontinued a year earlier — was being sold at the original price but was now being manufactured to lower standards in Brazil instead of Italy.
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Decades of cyber-sleuthing have cast little light on the identity of the man captured in the image above, standing boldly in front of a convoy of Chinese tanks in Beijing after its deadly effort to clear Tiananmen Square.
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And forgive me for speculating, but I think your odd sleuthing and your desire to spill the beans reveal a yen to "win," proving once and for all that your hard work has triumphed over your cousin's natural beauty.
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Close watchers of the Rock Hall received news of the latest inductees a bit early on Tuesday when the names of the six accepted acts leaked online, thanks to some digital sleuthing by fans on the organization's official website.
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If you have ever doubted the sleuthing of K-pop stans, know that they were the ones who noticed on this seemingly harmless website advertising events in Hollywood that two streets would be closed off for a SuperM concert.
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LEADING THE DAY ADMINISTRATION & OTHER INVESTIGATIONS: The Justice Department's internal watchdog will release a highly anticipated internal report today that concludes that the government's sleuthing into Russia's interference with the 2016 election was justified but marred by some errors.
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For most of their lives, the sisters lived a six-hour flight away from each other, with Audrey in Wausau, WI, and Gracie outside Spokane, WA. Doering's sleuthing also revealed the sisters' finding ads were published on the same newspaper page.
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More than half of Americans could be identified from just a sample of their DNA and some sleuthing in public genealogy databases — using methods similar to those used by cops to catch the man they believe is the Golden State Killer.
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After some sleuthing, we think we've cracked the case for the golden lip addition: It appears to be one solid line of a metallic liner topped off with canary yellow rhinestones glued on the lip (most likely with some lash glue).
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Indeed, alerted by the work of Jackson, Mississippi, Clarion-Ledger/USA Today investigative reporter Jerry Mitchell – who jumped on the sleuthing begun by Craver's mother, Mary Rose, and then dug deeper – prosecutors in Louisiana charged Vail in 2013 with Mary's Oct.
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Just this week, a bit of fan sleuthing surfaced a flaw ostensibly due to oversight that meant that, over the past couple of years, OnePlus phones (including the recently released OnePlus 5) have carried a Qualcomm testing app called EngineerMode.
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We may have discovered what really happened that fateful day in the faculty parking lot, but not to worry: For fans eager to practice their sleuthing skills, we're getting another season of American Vandal, and, most importantly, a brand-new mystery.
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According to police, the 27-year-old allegedly attacked his wife, Brooke Heimbach, and her stepfather, Matthew Parrott, after an amateur sleuthing operation in which the duo apparently caught Heimbach while he was busy rekindling an extramarital affair with Parrott's wife.
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In one example of his tenacious sleuthing, Russell dove into a CNN report about a group called "Blacktivist," a Facebook page designed to look like it was run by Black Lives Matter but actually run by the Internet Research Agency.
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There's a growing argument that the fashion for owning the index and using quant tools is setting the stage for its own demise, that so many dollars willfully ignoring traditional fundamental analysis and sleuthing will reopen an opportunity for stock pickers.
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Mr. Lutz, one of two Democrats on Bladen County's four-member elections board, said Friday that he only went into business with Mr. Dowless as a kind of sleuthing operation to root out the unethical tactics he thought Mr. Dowless employed.
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But admit it: You become a full-on film noir private investigator when you get wind of a social media drama pile on, sleuthing to get to the bottom of a ratio'ed tweet if it's the last thing you do.
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This sleuthing story for Devlin, a sharp-witted 12-year-old girl and the daughter of the police commissioner, starts in a "lion's den" that will be recognizable to young New Yorkers: the New York Public Library's main Fifth Avenue building.
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The days following the release of the first picture featured some of the first-ever high-octane internet sleuthing, with professional and amateur journalists scouring Yahoo forums and social media for forensic evidence of what Weiner was really up to.
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But a little sleuthing by the French press, first by a journalist named Laurent de Boissieu and followed up by the French daily newspaper Le Monde, has now drawn attention away from Le Pen and turned eyes squarely on Jalkh.
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Though the address has not been officially confirmed, we used our sleuthing skills to check out Villa Rosa on Google Maps — based on our photographic memory of its exterior gained from eight years of seeing arial shots of it on our televisions screens.
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If you were anything like us, your biggest concerns probably centered around the fastest way to get rid of that zit, the big algebra test on Friday, and finding out whether or not Tommy likes you via some top-notch note-passing sleuthing.
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As the difficulty ramps up, the expectation is that  fewer and fewer people will actually participate in solving the puzzle, but the larger group will get the experience of sleuthing by proxy and following the community as it unravels those harder puzzles.
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But when you're talking about the ruined lives of two potentially innocent men, should we need to have that story told in a way that forces us to care, or ignites the mob-mentality kind of justice that characterizes amateur internet sleuthing?
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By the next morning, after sleuthing through social media and Mexican phone databases, he knew the real name of the call center agent and found the Facebook page of the call center's CEO—people he could tie directly to the TripAdvisor scam.
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Nine years on from the release of their debut album, Cross, and five from their last release, Audio, Video, Disco, a new song seems to have emerged from the iconic French duo, thanks to the handy sleuthing work of one Shazam-wielding Redditor.
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In the last seven days, genealogical sleuthing techniques that are old to a handful of genealogists but new to most law enforcement have led to arrests in Washington State and Pennsylvania and unearthed a lead in a 183-year-old murder in Texas.
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This is how police cracked the cold case of the "Golden State Killer" earlier this year: An old DNA sample from a crime scene matched with the DNA of the killer's relatives in public databases, which, after some more sleuthing, led to him.
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The story is complicated enough that a lot of people really needed some help sorting it out; but if we said too much it would detract from the role-playing and sleuthing that the people most invested in the community like to do.
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And since her work is so rare, and the facts of her life so fragmentary, it took a fair bit of sleuthing and convincing to source what we believed was necessary to be able to tell her story with the nuance and complexity it deserves.
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Conservative media, based on some sleuthing on Google, has been generally quiet about Damond's death — which is notable on its own, given that these outlets often counter what they see as liberal news narratives with their own narratives, particularly when it comes to police shootings.
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Internet sleuthing of the most advanced variety reveals Kendall has been photographed wearing a Focus shirt at least three separate times, including during the TechCrunch event pictured above, in the image used for Recode's article, and in a photo on Pinterest's own site:Photo: Pinterest.
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Photo: Getty In an impressive bit of cyber-sleuthing, security researchers have discovered that a nasty piece of malware was being tested by a Russian-speaking hacker group and it was using the comment section of Britney Spears's Instagram as a way to call home.
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Surely, her curiosity about her son's dramatic (and sudden) demise will prompt her to do a bit of sleuthing; and, because she's, to steal a phrase from Kravitz, "Meryl fucking Streep," we have a feeling she's going to accomplish what she set out to do.
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Because the works were rarely dated, researchers did some sleuthing to determine the age of the paintings: exploring when particular flag designs were introduced, various buildings were finished or burned down, and different types of ships and specific vessels embarked or ended up wrecked.
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Reporters Andrew Desiderio and Kevin Poulsen used a combination of court records and internet sleuthing to identify that malicious emails to a McCaskill aide were sent from a server that likely belongs to Fancy Bear, the same Russian intelligence group that did the 2016 hacks.
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The 32-year-old cold case is one of several in the last week that have been solved thanks to genealogical sleuthing made possible by the uploading of DNA to an open-source ancestry site that was used to crack the Golden State Killer case .
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This means, with a little sleuthing, we can find the exact styles preferred by the Mandy Moores, Natalie Portmans, and Tinashes of the world at your favorite retailers — at the same time as these celebrities are walking the step and repeat in said looks.
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The Bureau encouraged Steele to send any relevant information he came across, and that October he passed on a questionable item—a bit of amateur sleuthing that had been done by someone he'd never met, a former journalist and self-styled investigator named Cody Shearer.
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As their success grew, so did curiosity about Ms. Ferrante's identity, which gave rise to amateur literary sleuthing at a level not seen since the unmasking of Joe Klein as the author of "Primary Colors," a roman à clef about Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign.
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Viewers' reactions will be shaped by whether they choose to consult the information in the two brochures, how much they care about breaches of due process, and their exposure to leaked (but hard to verify) classified documents, human rights groups' reports, and investigative journalists' sleuthing.
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I had seen her sandals on a handful of discerning young women over the summer and through some sleuthing learned to my surprise that no, the tasteful shoes they were wearing weren't from Céline or Manolo, but Parsons, who launched her eponymous line in 2017.
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Although the group buying the ads is listed as "Coloradans for Responsible Energy Development," a little sleuthing reveals that the group is not led by Coloradans at all, but instead was formed by Anadarko Petroleum and Noble Energy, major oil companies based in Houston, Texas.
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Four months of sleuthing on the genealogy website led to distant relatives of Mr. DeAngelo, and from there genealogists helped pinpoint Mr. DeAngelo himself — whose DNA, taken from items he discarded outside his home, was a match with the killer's, according to the police.
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But when it comes to networking, Tipster co-founder Andrew Duplessie says he will do nothing short of walking a VIP's dog or sleuthing to find out their favorite brand of coffee and bringing them a steaming cup for a chance to engage with them.
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Little known outside Argentina and San Antonio, where the Spurs began their now-renowned international sleuthing by selecting him with the 13th pick of the 1999 draft, Ginobili became a two-time Italian league most valuable player while his team won essentially every trophy it could.
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The deals are available on a few different carriers, including Lufthansa, Swiss, United, and Air Canada, so it may take some internet sleuthing to see how to shave the most off of the price tag, but when tickets dip below $500, it's worth the extra clicks.
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Weeks after popping up (twice) on The Weeknd's new album, a new photo posted to their Instagram, combined with mysterious YouTube videos and Reddit's constant super-sleuthing, supposedly hint at an ALIVE 2017 tour—another 20th anniversary special nodding to their first ALIVE tour in 1997.
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It took years of a son's sleuthing to unearth his father's long-forgotten work, but now 40 of these images have made their way to the Brooklyn Historical Society in the exhibition "Truman Capote's Brooklyn: The Lost Photographs of David Attie," on view through next July.
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Cercas did some sleuthing of his own, and "The Impostor" alternates between Marco's version of his life (not just survival in the camps but years of clandestine anti-Franco struggle back in Spain) and the life he actually led—one of run-of-the-mill conformity.
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In a new episode of the LadyGang Network podcast, "Brad Behavior," the former Bachelor star joined host Brad Goreski, who did some "super-sleuthing" on Viall's Instagram and recalled seeing a (now deleted) post that showed the reality star getting dinner with the actress back in October.
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But the main attraction is Rupert Everett, who plays Holmes as a man forever poised at the top of a downward spiral, a sleuthing rockstar who knows he's losing his battles against addiction and depression but is forever hopeful that he can keep it together for one last adventure.
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You'll be happy my sleuthing skills have peeled back another layer in this euro-rave onion, specifically why is Harden wearing that top, because from Ramos's own documenting of this night we can see they are not just at some regular party, they are at a FOAM PARTY.
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The reward and the release of additional information have fueled amateur sleuthing by residents who are sharing ideas and information and suggesting lines of investigation via the Police Department's Facebook and Twitter pages, upending the notion of the traditional telephone tip line as a tool to help solve crimes.
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He insisted that all agents have some background in law or accounting; that they wear dark suits and ties; that they abstain from alcohol and be models of personal propriety; and that they use new, scientific methods of sleuthing, including fingerprint identification, ballistics, handwriting analysis and phone-tapping.
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This past April, YouTuber SupMatto shared some unrevealed information on Borderlands 3—information that he alleges, in a recent video, he got from some clever internet sleuthing and some clumsily revealed information related to Twitch, info that was shared widely on the internet before he made a video about it.
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The company has also been working on efforts to build low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellites — distinct from the failed geosynchronous transfer orbit satellite that exploded — since at least 2016, under the codename Athena, sleuthing from IEEE Spectrum in May 2018 found and emails obtained by Wired in July 2018 confirmed.
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The standard person didn't know such a job existed, or what it entailed; if you were a fashion obsessive, you may have recognized certain names — Melanie Ward, perhaps Camilla Nickerson — but it would've taken a lot of sleuthing to figure out what they looked like (especially in the pre-internet age).
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My own sleuthing confirms that the photo was online all the way back in 2014; it seems to be a sort of all-purpose device for soliciting pity about attacks in places as far from Syria as India, and I wasn't able to independently confirm that it's from Syria at all.
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After an incident in which an inmate called the cell phone of one of the women on the crew, some of her colleagues did a little Internet sleuthing and discovered that one offender with a speaking part had been convicted of sex crimes: he had drugged and sexually assaulted several women.
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Kristen Bell's sleuthing alter ego Veronica Mars speaks for all of us when she says "after a decade away, it needed me and I needed it" in the brand new trailer for Hulu's Veronica Mars revival, which makes a comeback after its three-season run on The CW ended in 2007.
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Indeed, Oxygen is referring to what may have happened to Murray as the "first crime mystery of the social media age," and it has spawned much amateur sleuthing and speculation — some of which has been accepted for truth, Freleng discovered as she began investigating anew with former U.S. Marshal Art Roderick.
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Over the next few months, two remarkable fixers helped her in her sleuthing: a Sierra Leonean named Jaime Yaya Barry, who had helped The Times cover the Ebola outbreak in 2014, and, later, a northern Nigerian named Shehu, who had already established a reputation locally for his reporting on Boko Haram.
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This one is about Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy, on the surface, but it is also about trust and sleuthing and the blurring of lines between public and private, and it reads a bit like a John le Carré novel, except one in which George Smiley is on Instagram Stories. Mystified?
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The truth is so buried in misremembered versions that it takes a bit of sleuthing to wind back the picture from 2019, but the germ of it can be traced to then-trainee pediatrician Yvette Cloete, who came home one day in 2000 to find the word paedo scrawled on her front door.
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According to some sleuthing I did on various Keanu fan pages (they exist!), he was likely wearing this outfit while filming or training for some of John Wick 3, so it's less insane than the cargo pants or sweatshirt tied to his head, in that this may have been required work wear.
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While the fictitious estate with all of its upstairs and downstairs residents holds a very real place in our hearts, we're now putting on our finest sleuthing hats to find out whether the royal visit to the Grantham's Yorkshire home in 1927, and Princess Mary's relationship drama, was based on real events.
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Detecting fraud via fonts isn't as sexy as sleuthing art forgery; it often involves tedious measurements with digital calipers, examinations under loupes and microscopes, charts that track the slight differences between two versions of the Times Roman face, or evidence that a particular form of office printer didn't exist at the document's dated execution.
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Crime On the twelfth day of Christmas, my writers gave to me: twelve stalkers stalking, eleven burglars burgling, ten sleuths a-sleuthing, nine creeps a-creeping, eight looters looting, seven broken toys, six screaming kids, five overcooked birds, four stolen presents, three drunken uncles, two dead Santas and a madman swinging from a pear tree.
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Their sleuthing promises to solve a conundrum that has vexed biologists for 160 years, and in the process reveal how we might be able to manipulate evolution to make the world's cities—projected to be home to two-thirds of humanity by 212—resilient enough to endure the catastrophes that are coming their way.
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As the Internet collectively tries to solve the mystery of whether Steven and his nephew Brendan committed the crime they were convicted of — or, as the documentary implies, they were framed by the police — our sleuthing might get a boost by watching other documentaries that questioned the workings of the justice system, as well as the convictions that followed.
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Farmer would go sleuthing in the archives of Arizona State University's Center for Meteorite Studies to find evidence of an undiscovered landfall in Canada, and Ward could build a rig that trailed an 11-foot metal detector behind a combine, which is how they unearthed $1 million in pallasite fragments from several square miles of Alberta farmland.
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Being overly analytical of your search results might reduce your ability to keep an open mind on the dateBut as one expert told INSIDER, if you do an online sweep before your date, you might want to just be candid about itut your internet sleuthing aside when you start to feel a genuine connection to your date.
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Joshua Schulte, who worked as a coder at the agency's headquarters in Langley, Virginia, was convicted by a jury of contempt of court and making false statements after a four-week trial in Manhattan federal court that offered an unusual window into the CIA's digital sleuthing and the team that designs computer code to spy on foreign adversaries.
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He launched a virtual reconnaissance mission, sleuthing through online ads and forum postings, many of which linked back to a saleswoman in China who went by the name Li Li. Posing as a prospective buyer, Buemi reached out to Li Li and, after a few weeks, had learned enough to begin mapping out the network of American distributors.
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Though Swisher did not name the restaurant in her tweet, nor did she respond to immediate request for comment via email from MUNCHIES on Monday regarding clarification on this point, some slapdash Postmates sleuthing has led me to gather that the item exists on the menu for Lemonade, a restaurant chain with locations spread high and low through California.
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"We do not want UW to issue a press release or other official communication with respect to the acquisition as this will likely result in the (Senosis) team being subject to a lot of distraction from inbound inquiries and opens the door to internet sleuthing on the WA Secretary of State website to uncover the acquirer's identity," one of Google's lawyers wrote.
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Sleuthing by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), which acts as a bank for central banks, suggests a big chunk may have gone toward unwinding a once-faddish investment: Buying , offshore as a play on expectations the Chinese currency would continue to appreciate against the dollar as well as the mainland's slightly higher interest rates amid a yield-starved world.
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And no special sleuthing is needed to winkle out his desires from his enraptured depictions of hunky men versus his stony ones of women, and the recurrent suggestion of male anatomy in his bizarre Iowa landscapes—spatially impossible topographies, compounding descriptive and decorative techniques without the slightest feel for nature, which can appear impatient for the arrival of a Warner Bros.
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Told mostly from the perspective of the detective assigned the case, Steve Thomas (Eion Bailey), "Who Killed JonBenet?" reaches a conclusion similar to CBS' recent sleuthing -- namely, that the six year old was somehow killed in her Colorado home, possibly by her older brother, and her parents then endeavored to cover it up by faking a kidnapping plot gone wrong.
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After further sleuthing, she wrote an article in the local journal in 2012 that strongly suggested that the remains of hundreds of children, all born to unwed mothers and all baptized in the Catholic faith, had not been buried in consecrated ground, but in parts of a disused septic system dating to when the home was a 19th-century workhouse.
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The clip, which was shared by the Pretty Little Liars Twitter account on January 2, reminds fans that the Liars and the people closest to them are still under the thumb of the latest iteration of A. "We swim around in this fish bowl like we're in control," Mona (Janel Parrish) says over shots of the Liars sleuthing through dark hallways, slamming laptops, and reading cryptic notes.
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So rather than disappearing amid the stream of other social media gripes, the confrontation spawned a semi-viral Twitter post, a bout of amateur sleuthing and a renewed look at Mr. Golden's record on traffic safety, not only in Albany, where he has voted against the expansion of speed-safety cameras in school zones, but also in New York City, where traffic records suggest a pattern of driving infractions.
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The NME says that they played it live "several times between 1991 and 1993," while Radiohead drummer Phillip Selway tweeted in June that the last time they performed it "would have been 1995 at Jericho Tavern in Oxford (possibly, give or take a couple of years...)" After sleuthing around some Radiohead forums (never do this), it seems to have come from performance for a radio station in Paris, on February 23, 1993, the day after their debut album Pablo Honey was released.
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Lilo & Stitch Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Aladdin Big Hero 6 101 Dalmatians Pinocchio Dumbo The Rocketeer Fantasia Alice in Wonderland Tron The Sword in the Stone Lilo & Stitch Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Aladdin Big Hero 6 101 Dalmatians Pinocchio Dumbo The Rocketeer Fantasia Alice in Wonderland Tron The Sword in the Stone From kids sleuthing around pretending to be the Great Mouse Detective to Elsa wannabes singing "Let It Go" until their parents inadvertently memorize the lyrics, every generation has its Disney fans.
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Still, as we tiptoed through balconies, boxes and loges while rehearsals were underway for Engelbert Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel" — the part of the witch being portrayed by a man — Mr. Besana revealed that sleuthing during the theater's controversial turn-of-the-century renovation uncovered evidence that the theater's dramatic crimson interiors had originally been an icy Nordic blue and that, upon a time, the crowded nosebleed heights of the theater were notorious both the critical mercilessness of the audiences and as a prime gay cruising spot.
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