The tests compare snippets of generated summaries with snippets from accepted summaries.
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You hear snippets of this and snippets of that, and it creates this sort of life, multilife.
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Only around 0.2% of all audio snippets are reviewed by language experts, and these snippets are not associated with Google accounts during the review process, the company says.
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" The audio "snippets" that contractors get to review are ten seconds long or shorter, according to the spokesperson, "and no one reviewing these snippets would have access to longer conversations.
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Other databases have begun comparing how certain DNA snippets relate to other snippets from bones to determine when variants seem to have entered a genome, providing them with an approximate evolutionary age.
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The researchers then ran the snippets through another database containing DNA from chimps and Neanderthals, our closest biological relatives, to get a sense of whether we share activity-related gene snippets with them.
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Before Orlando, Paul told us Maria's biography in disjointed snippets.
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Apple's suspension of manual reviews of Siri snippets applies worldwide.
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There are snippets of song, conversation, and partially recognizable sounds.
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Very little snippets, until we started talking about the book.
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Of course, snippets haven't always proved to contain helpful answers.
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Short, distilled snippets certainly seem like the way to go.
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Below are key snippets, translated from Japanese, from the interview.
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Now we reduce all of these conversations into little snippets.
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Twitter lets users post short snippets of text, called tweets.
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From the snippets seen in the emails, one wonders why.
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Not all books work when they're read in small snippets.
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The island's dronecams caught a few snippets of uncertain action.
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A German privacy watchdog has ordered Google to cease manual reviews of audio snippets generated by its voice AI. This follows a leak last month of scores of audio snippets from the Google Assistant service.
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Here's some snippets of Tony Romo's late-game forecasting wizardry. pic.twitter.
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Or certain snippets of DNA just won't stick together during assembly.
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Under cross-examination, Deters showed Tensing several snippets from the video.
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Snippets that, when sewn together, never smoothed to a cohesive timeline.
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Anyway, here's snippets of Cattaway dedicating the win in the paper.
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That would leave snippets, links, and headlines up for fair use.
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So yes, you're likely carrying around some snippets of Neanderthal DNA.
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The FTC shared snippets of multiple emails sent by the CEO.
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Initially, that means trivia quizzes, exclusive content and news snippets — i.e.
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There also are several brief snippets of Trump praising the lawmaker.
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Audio Notes work similarly, allowing you to send short voice snippets
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There are also snippets of unreleased music from a forthcoming project.
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I talk less but I share short snippets of text constantly.
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Seen in snippets on the small screen, the excerpts were fascinating.
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But the biography also shows snippets of the Babitz from a
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The cast shared snippets of what to expect in a video.
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He even added snippets of the interview I did with him.
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Snippets of party-town Vang Vieng still surface: Around 6 p.m.
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The snippets related to frequent moving were more common in people.
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"Bitwise" is best approached as a series of essays and snippets.
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I've read the whole thing, not just the snippets that leaked.
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There are a few snippets of text visible in the memo.
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If you want to stop emails from being collected in snippets.
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We got a few snippets from some of the new tracks.
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Called genotyping, it captures about 700,000 snippets of your genetic code.
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Stories are also told in a series of "snaps," or snippets.
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Shutterstock sells short, royalty-free video snippets of just about everything.
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If some leaked code snippets spotted by XDA-Developers pan out, the Gem may activate its voice assistant when you tap your finger to that divot around back — the code snippets mention a "fingerprint walkie talkie" mode.
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The site also offers snippets and other trivia related to those titles.
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Pokora posted snippets of his Halo 3 work on forums like Halomods.
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Variations of the test just attempt to match snippets of different lengths.
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Are any of the snippets of the conversation taken out of context?
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While he's lying there, flashbacks from the day come back in snippets.
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However, recently the Alexa app stopped giving them access to those snippets.
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Those glimpses of the past are snippets of the original Dragon Quest.
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Even seeing snippets of the show has churned up some bad memories.
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Over time, the two doormen learned some blurred snippets about Ben Wichmann.
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Snippets of their conversation were easy to pick out among the chatter.
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As plenty of overheard snippets of conversation attested, she was no outlier.
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Juliet's annotated transcripts of the talks make up snippets of the book.
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Many of the pickups involved snippets, and their juxtaposition was sometimes comical.
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Here are some snippets from the live discussion on Facebook on Monday.
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When they did, they told each other brief snippets of their past.
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A shrill speaker system blasted snippets of pop music and classic rock.
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A reporter and photographer were allowed to see only a few snippets.
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CALMatters made this handy decoder to decipher Brownisms and snippets of Gavinese.
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Snippets of songs are used as soundtracks for selfie or dance videos.
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Thomas has compiled snippets into a 12-minute, 2-channel HD projection.
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There, she's already been posting snippets of information about her next project.
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"Audio snippets are not associated with user accounts as part of the review process, and reviewers are directed not to transcribe background conversations or other noises, and only to transcribe snippets that are directed to Google," Monsees adds.
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"Featured snippets have been around for a while now and it's just that as we add features like this, the quality of those featured snippets improves a little bit more," They become slightly more relevant and slightly more useful.
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Some campaigners feel like the snippets of information released are not enough though.
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The game, captured only on social media snippets, causes an fury of enthusiasm.
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Here is what we've learned so far from snippets of key witness depositions.
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Sooner or later, every programmer ends up searching for code snippets and algorithms.
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So major German publishers have continued to hand their snippets over to Google.
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It's these snippets that also inform 80 percent of Google Home search results.
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The diptychs provide snippets of these women's lives that open a brief window.
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The company announced it was working on delivering multiple snippets earlier this year.
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Playing over this clip are vocal snippets from none other than Beyoncé herself.
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Hound can play music snippets, too, even without access to your music library.
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K-pop acts sing or rap in Korean, often with snippets of English.
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They know snippets about it, but they don't understand how it actually works.
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Instead, it published snippets they had seemingly typed up themselves, removing any metadata.
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"Truncated and taken out of context," he said of snippets on social media.
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There are video snippets of me giving talks, or standing on the street.
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For one, 12 of the 13 fragments bear snippets from the Hebrew Bible.
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He pieces official figures together as they are released in snippets, updating constantly.
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Higgins also took to social media to share snippets of his holiday weekend.
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In glimpsing just a few snippets of gameplay, Ishizuka's writing chops are clear.
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It also includes snippets of the actual Mr. Heaney talking or in performance.
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A few text files containing snippets of emails are also in the dump.
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But the cast sells the offstage drama, and the musical snippets are transporting.
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Instead of answers, the audience was merely offered free-floating snippets of music.
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Snippets of lyrics can be found on various pieces in the upcoming collection.
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What these fairy tale snippets have to do with environmental change is unexplained.
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But MSNBC's liberal prime time lineup only showed short snippets of his rally.
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He spools up his scanner and listens, often catching snippets of ongoing tests.
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" In a statement to The Verge, Splice said "Samples are snippets of inspiration.
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He appears to make decisions based on snippets he hears on Fox News.
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Personal accounts can convey snippets of classified information, whether through carelessness or expediency.
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He also had snippets from Hawthorne, Thoreau, Emerson, Poe, Keats, Shelley and Dickens.
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In recent years a couple of individual EU member states have passed similar laws to extend copyright to news snippets — which led Google to pull Google News entirely from Spain, while in Germany publishers ended up providing their snippets for free.
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The bug likely only affected a small number of people, as the unencrypted email snippets were found in one hard-to-find macOS database file used for Siri Suggestions, and you could only see those email snippets under very specific circumstances.
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Rather than watching short snippets, players will be able to tap into full conversations.
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If you're not a subscriber, you can still stream and share 30-second snippets.
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It's the reason snippets of song lyrics can be quoted in an album review.
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Snippets of the tennis pro from her various record-breaking matches are interspersed throughout.
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Audio snippets of voice commands can also be deleted from your Facebook Activity Log.
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Google is introducing an additional format for featured snippets in its search results today.
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One could force Google, Microsoft and others to pay publishers for displaying news snippets.
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You can turn off the option that automatically sends voice snippets to Amazon, however.
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DJ Khaled is popular on social media, dropping daily snippets of wisdom on Snapchat.
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A few crucial snippets: As you can see, this is a really important question.
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I sat on a bench and doled out little snippets of shitty manufactured bread.
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These are snippets of genetic code from which different genetic "circuits" can be assembled.
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Drake The rapper's short film "Jungle" included snippets of some unbearably adorable home videos.
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Anyone who skips out on the snippets for next week missed a major clue.
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He listened for mentions of the word "Jordan" on the news, transcribing audio snippets.
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The only dialogue is murmured snippets of conversations that run through one man's mind.
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This backstage peek offers snippets of performance and a conversation with the creative team.
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Evidence of Huawei's lax attitude is everywhere, with thousands of snippets of unsafe code.
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Prior to today, only snippets of the letter have been read aloud in court.
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Though Vine came and went, snippets of "Potion Seller" are still featured in compilations.
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His snippets, low quality leaks and clips, became as valuable as gold on SoundCloud.
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Postepic is not the first app to take a shot at wordy snippets, though.
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These combined snippets of racist dialogue with accounts of hate crimes and samples galore.
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They're snippets that require little explanation, context, or—much to our own detriment—research.
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They're connected sunglasses that record video snippets that get saved to your Snapchat Memories.
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It's a scrapbook, a found poem assembled out of scraps and snippets of truth.
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Many rushed to conclusions against the Kentucky school's boys, based on snippets of video.
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Do you collect striking anecdotes or interesting snippets of text to use in fiction?
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We went into the studio with snippets of ideas and not full-grown songs.
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Until then, you'll find us refreshing our feeds for snippets of the forthcoming collection.
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Here are some of the juiciest snippets from Vipers have been released so far.
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The majority opinion quoted a few, brief snippets of the president's anti-Muslim remarks.
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The teaser featured snippets of the couple on vacation together and cooking at home.
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If you want to make sure older emails that may be stored in snippets.
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His coaching staff and his players need only the snippets relevant to their work.
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Movie scenes are intercut with snippets of video culled from television and the internet.
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Much of her art includes snippets of text or images from books and journals.
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Trump's unorganized sentences and short snippets might suggest something about how his mind works.
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You can hear snippets of every official World Cup song since 248 here: Qatar.
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It was called Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, and it had a unique feature: all of its dialog was chopped into snippets of 140 characters or less, and a little button let you tweet any of those snippets along with the hashtag #sworcery.
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Other snippets appear to show Starkiller Base and a snowy world that could be Hoth.
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Sometimes the violin stepped into the foreground with snippets of recorded laughter, resembling auditory hallucinations.
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We hear snippets of his conversations with experts on these subjects and with Mr. Popescu.
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CRISPR works by precisely targeting small snippets of DNA, and then cutting and paste them.
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Until now, we've only seen the crypts in brief snippets of statues and dank hallways.
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In her version, Macuga collaged a new vision of history from snippets of past events.
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Previous CRISPR tools limit gene-editing to short snippets of DNA within one single gene.
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The star read snippets from her diaries to fans on Thursday during the YouTube Live.
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Here, we get snippets of each of these stories, from women like Courtney, Nina, Mrs.
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A lot of previous artwork was based off intimacy, break-ups, and snippets of life.
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Audi Germany, meanwhile, took a longer video ad and cut it down to smaller snippets.
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You could argue that swapping these snippets of information as we process them engenders intimacy.
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The app lets you organize all your snippets via categories and tags for easy recall.
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Here are snippets from the charging documents:Katz's case setting hearing is scheduled for February 7.
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It's similar to Google's Motion Photos feature that creates GIFs from short snippets of video.
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You can set up your own auto-replace rules for text snippets if you like.
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Kassarnig's text engine was trained on Convote, a collection of Congressional speech snippets from 2005.
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Before that happens though, you can listen to a few snippets in these clips below.
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But the brief snippets we see in the opening minutes of this trailer look great.
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This information is also going to be served up in multiple snippets in the future.
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Brunettes, redheads, towheads -- they all have snippets in the DNA they can thank, or curse.
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We are left with snippets of information — some true, some false and some half-true.
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Floodlights flare, accompanied, oddly, by snippets of the song "Work," by Rihanna, making Kaneisha dance.
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" Jones said after playing other snippets clips of Kelly, adding she was "obsessed with him.
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"I've only had the opportunity to experience snippets," wrote Snyder of Pornhub's audio described offering.
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With that genetic modification, fluorescent snippets were attached to proteins that biologists were interested in.
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The show includes 19 songs and several reprises plus medleys featuring snippets of 13 more.
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Scientists found that they needed only tiny snippets of genetic material to tell people apart.
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I had read little snippets about it, but I had never done a deep dive.
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His "I Can't Get Started" was neatly woven with snippets from Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 2.
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We've heard little snippets of his new record coming out this year and it's unreal.
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Other firms used snippets of data to argue that a decline was anything but imminent.
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Nefertari began collecting and synchronizing snippets of video from the internet and from news broadcasts.
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Key snippets of live video are laid on top of the virtual space as footnotes.
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The 90-minute film excerpts 14 works, which means that the snippets are quite short.
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Snippets of Venetian dialect can still be heard between the gondoliers rowing selfie-snapping couples.
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He's released snippets on Instagram, only to have the sound or words copied by others.
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Google said it won't pay publishers in France to display snippets of their news stories.
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Try searching "is glitter biodegradable" or "chocolate healthy" to see what featured snippets look like.
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Instead, GOP leaders leaked snippets of the report to multiple media organizations early Tuesday morning.
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If you like occasional snippets of sensible conversation amid torrents of automated abuse, try Twitter.
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That she structures this work as a potpourri of colorful snippets has a contradictory effect.
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And it may not even be Britney who is sharing these snippets with the world.
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CNN, local, MSNBC, even the gods-honest BBC were airing truncated snippets of the interview.
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Snippets of conversations and half-heard words emerge from the hoods, suggesting a ghostly presence.
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Fake Alex was born using snippets of someone else's life and an entire nation was duped.
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Her haunting presence, seemingly snippets from family footage over the years, asks: Where does she belong?
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Elsewhere, Adam O'Neal's collages include snippets of old National Geographic covers and photos clipped from magazines.
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Those snippets are then compared against another genome to help piece it together and identify variations.
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His attorney showed jurors snippets of his grades, SAT scores and teacher reviews from high school.
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Stefani shared snippets of the day on Snapchat as soon as her tour bus pulled up.
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Now, she shares snippets of their workouts on Snapchat and often tweets about the killer sessions.
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Today Snapchat announced it will pipe snippets of NBC's Live Olympics coverage directly into its app.
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As Americans groped for information about the meeting, Moscow offered snippets of its version on Friday.
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Users can now report inaccurate or offensive snippets and autocomplete suggestions directly from the results page.
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But all of this rural glorification is set to a soundtrack of snippets from Gilbert's iPhone.
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Then they interrupt themselves with talking-head interviews and snippets from one of Reynolds' live shows.
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A data protection watchdog in Germany subsequently ordered Google to halt manual reviews of audio snippets.
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The second controversy attached to the copyright reform concerns the use of snippets of news content.
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The Waves is a dreamy, lyrical book, a stream of consciousness with moods, snippets, random events.
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Some YouTube channels garner millions of views simply by rehosting controversial snippets from his live stream.
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But these are snippets among a nest of literary clippings, pecked from 25 years of notes.
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Whisper lets anyone post anonymous snippets of text that other users can like or comment on.
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Small snippets from this episode will only make sense after you've watched through the series. Whew!
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After teasing snippets and photos, the actress and singer, 24, premiered "Bad Liar" at midnight Thursday.
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More like I was idly flipping through a book, and snippets stood out here and there.
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Variety also found that code already running on Chromecast devices includes snippets referencing game-streaming integration.
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You can pull it down from the top of the screen and store snippets of data.
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As amateur musicians, they built the tool to share audio snippets with each other at school.
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Some snippets from that first conversation: Papá: I really want to meet you in person, friend.
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You can listen to one of those snippets below, at least until it inevitably gets pulled.
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For the spoken word, snippets of natural language of people with depression have also provided insight.
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"You can write anything from snippets of melodies to entire symphonies using this thing," he says.
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Lesley Chilcott's documentary on Paul Watson includes snippets of his "eco-vigilante" group's widely publicized skirmishes.
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Short snippets of Damore's screed appear in bold, parts of it highlighted, linking to Sampat's Vignettes.
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But the various subplots never really arc, feeling more like stitched-together snippets from '80s sitcoms.
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The video snippets, which fans are rounding up and sharing on Twitter, feature three set-ups.
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It was followed by a 15-minute Facebook Live and occasional snippets from the unaired episodes.
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The crowd grows louder, and scattered voices drift in and out, like overheard snippets of conversation.
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Snippets of old-skool show flyers and the song's violent lyrics only add to the awesomeness.
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The "Love Me Harder" singer took to Snapchat to share snippets of her recent beauty haul.
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Rather than humans writing descriptions for the stories, the company announced, snippets are now automatically generated.
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Hundreds of snippets covered the desk, others rested on the windowsills and in the open drawers.
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Here, through Freedom Riders photos and interview snippets, we learned about what happened at Rock Hill.
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In one of the promo snippets, the two of them are sitting on a couch together.
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That means users actively have to allow Apple staff to "grade" audio snippets made through Siri.
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Ms. Kachalova sees it as a way to introduce children to contemporary Russian art in snippets.
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The plentiful snippets of Ms. Whelan dancing signature roles give a cumulative sense of her gifts.
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The short, edited snippets on some telecasts were hardly enough to satisfy his appetite for access.
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It supplies answers for the information snippets you see on your Google or Bing search results.
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Warren said that she received responses from 85033 large financial firms, and sent snippets to Hugler.
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With iOS 13.2, your Siri snippets no longer get passed along for human review by default.
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For this project Todres took snippets of the girls' writings and matched them with her photographs.
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You're getting snippets of David Byrne, ways he was formed as a person in small doses.
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Some audio snippets will even get their own pages showing off top videos made with them.
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The snippets of audio obtained by Motherboard are typically short, lasting between five and ten seconds.
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He interrupts pointed questions from voters, then answers them with recognizable snippets from his stump speech.
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Periscope, an app designed for momentary snippets of live video, can give viewers a similar thrill.
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Google's featured snippets are not only often incorrect, but they are actively harming the health of Wikipedia.
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This is just one of the many snippets of a reaction that Blue can have during training.
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Here are some review snippets that paint an illuminating picture of HBO's first-ever journey into Westeros.
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Austin offers a variety of pub crawls designed to show visitors "the scene" in bite-sized snippets.
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"Everyone has seen snippets of the evidence, but there's a lot more out there," says the source.
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As is often the case, the rumor mill has started to leak out snippets on the phone.
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Snippets of video, newspaper mock-ups and falsified histories hyped up audiences, who questioned the movie's authenticity.
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He introduced Snippets, a productivity system, to help Google manage employees during the company's explosive growth period.
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The book will be released next Tuesday, but Mashable has shared snippets from the novel in advance.
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Have a look at Trudeau's Instagram, where the young prime minister often documents snippets of his life.
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More screams rang out and then, in the ensuing silences, random snippets of past conversations: ''Hey, sweetheart!
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How do you tell one linear story about hundreds of thousands of story snippets that defy cataloging?
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In the middle of snippets of Shakespeare, the performers address one another by their real-life names.
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In the extremely controlled screenshots and snippets that Warner's team showed off, the thing sure seemed impressive.
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Creators can show behind-the-scenes snippets of videos being made, for example, or tease upcoming collaborations.
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Featured snippets are designed to answer queries instantly, and they've often provided bad answers in the past.
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A background din of helicopter blades, clips from Congressional hearings, and news media snippets provides the soundtrack.
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In earlier teaser posts, Rihanna has teased snippets of a ruffled bra top and a lace bra.
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The quality varied wildly, from short snippets of information to a thorough 40-page guide on doxing.
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CopyClipIf you have a lot of snippets to save, CopyClip is a great clipboard manager for macOS.
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Phelps showed snippets of his cupping therapy on his Instagram as well as his Under Armour commercial.
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Like an improved Shazam, its tech could identify song snippets and even songs playing at live events.
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Google's clever new AI-powered camera is designed to capture stellar 7-second snippets of family shenanigans.
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I hear snippets of conversation — which band to see, who's wearing what, what looks good on Instagram.
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She started to get tiny snippets of memories back but didn't know what to think of them.
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Snippets of the EP are now streaming on Hard Wax and MDR 019 is available for purchase.
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They were consuming these hearings by reading social media posts and clicking on video snippets pushed online.
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For snippets of some of the year's best television and its stars, watch the 68th Emmy Awards.
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It's from here that my memory is almost completely blank, with just brief snippets of what happened.
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Sometimes it just sounds like the banal accretion of unrelated snippets, moving in place but going nowhere.
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He does not, however, imitate them physically or create a kind of meta-"Hamlet" from the snippets.
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The video app offers an endless scroll of creativity and goofing off, told in 15-second snippets.
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I love One Second Everyday, an app that will cobble together a video of one-second snippets.
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Far more individual are the snippets we get from pamphlets Lucia writes on the seductions of arson.
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Artsy cheerleaders were making bootleg pause-button mixes, cutting up snippets of Eurodance on an everyday boombox.
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The article also includes snippets and recommendations from organizing documents written by workers at Microsoft and Amazon.
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Snippets, presumably those he copied and shared, present a revealing window into his thinking at the time.
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Only snippets were available online, so he visited a university library to review the book in full.
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As this unfurls, we hear snippets from Alison's voiceover in the season 5 episode where she died.
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These are only a few snippets from the report – to review the full NIST draft, click here.
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Mozilla will release to the public its voice snippets from the Common Voice Project later this year.
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And many Americans pay attention through reporting and snippets on nightly newscasts or prime-time cable news.
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Sites like Google News would also be forced to pay publishers for using snippets of their content.
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Throughout, we are offered snippets of lyrics, song titles and biographies of musicians who are never named.
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Sites like Google News could also be required to pay publishers for using snippets of their content.
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With Mendelian randomization, scientists zero in on small snippets of genes that vary from person to person.
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People without the snippets, meanwhile, tended to move less, and they also showed greater risks for depression.
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He teared up as the colors and sounds and snippets of action were coming across the screen.
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The Talk of the Town was actually little snippets, really, that were, like, 2250-word pieces, incredibly.
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" There is something melancholic about these snippets, even romantic in the consistent evocation of the proverbial "you.
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Did you use them all on the album or are there snippets that didn't make the cut?
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Background noise does too, with the sound of boots on duckboards and snippets of soldiers' conversations suddenly audible.
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In Germany, for example, publishers wanted Google to pay for using short snippets of copy on Google News.
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Traditional forensic investigation relies on matching certain snippets of DNA, called short tandem repeats, to a potential suspect.
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It does give loyal Kylie stans a bit more of a story than 10-second snippets on Snapchat.
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Instead of highlighting the names of the show's stars, snippets of text instead seem to reference... other things.
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And although voice calling is missing, you've got the option to send people recorded, voice memo-style snippets.
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Google also saves and reviews anonymized audio snippets captured by Google Home or Assistant, and distorts the audio.
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The snippets of tapes we see are grainy and often soothingly banal, the textured stuff of the past.
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His molecular biology team at MagLab churned out the DNA snippets for the production of 3,300 fluorescent proteins.
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That seems to be what snippets of code in the latest version of the Google app (7.10) suggest.
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Google's featured snippets have in recent months sourced results from sites that traffic in conspiracy theories and hoaxes.
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The group published documents on Tuesday describing secret Central Intelligence Agency hacking tools and snippets of computer code.
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These have mechanical, analog faces but offer little snippets of extra functionality, such as notifications or step tracking.
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Occasionally there were gaps in that wall, and Nu would push snippets of actual usable information through them.
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Jonathan Martin of The New York Times shared snippets from an oral history of sorts that Brown recorded.
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On Friday, the mag released a teaser video featuring snippets of the models included in this year's calendar.
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Happy End is all brushstrokes, snippets of ordinary lives that seem banal and even insignificant on their own.
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At least for historical topics, Britannica Insights does seem more adept at surfacing relevant facts than Google snippets.
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She "paints" what she remembers of her dreams onto mylar using snippets of hair mixed with clear acrylic.
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Building Siri's voice still starts with snippets of recorded audio that are woven together into Siri's audio responses.
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One big caveat: The Pope doesn't tweet himself; his staffers often choose snippets from his sermons and speeches.
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Instead it's a "celebration reel," which includes new footage and snippets of interviews with the cast and crew.
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Thankfully, these heroes all look much more impressive in action here than they did in those brief snippets.
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But in season 6, it would be nice to see snippets of her advocating for criminal justice reform.
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Vine gave way to really snappy, funny, and slapstick comedy snippets that can be digested readily and easily.
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This week's "Previously on" segment is all but incomprehensible in its brief, disconnected snippets of cryptically relevant information.
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She has parceled out new accusations and new snippets of audio recordings to keep herself in the headlines.
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The result is a glorious mess of tone changes and character U-turns interspersed with snippets of commentary.
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Snapchat's geofilters, as they're known, typically overlay stamps on photos and video snippets with information on your location.
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Readers can search the resulting database, Google Books, for keywords or phrases and read some snippets of text.
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After the cooking is complete, Reza peppers the dinner table conversation with snippets of culinary traditions from Afghanistan.
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But there's something else there if you watch McMahon interact with wrestlers in the backstage snippets we have.
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It features 500 portraits of women from around the world, along with short snippets of their life stories.
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This is not to say there weren't snippets in my life when I experimented with the occasional product.
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Instead, they're strikingly intimate snippets into women's lives, showcasing how we decide to spend our hard-earned money.
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With WatchOS 5, users can now lets you view snippets of Web content and get more interactive notifications.
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They just connect to your phone (and to Snapchat) and record snippets of video in a circular format.
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The cube takes over again — broadcasting snippets of Lemonade — as Beyoncé disappears to prep for the next segment.
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Whack's video for her album Whack World combined 20183 different music video snippets –– each lasting a minute long.
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Playboy's social media accounts posted snippets of archival letters from that time alongside new comments about Ms. Rau.
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As such, the report has convenient snippets likely to be deployed by both single-payer devotees and detractors.
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And they cut off at the edges of the panels when Herman merely overhears snippets of a conversation.
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It was a private event, but snippets and photos from the evening did make it onto social media.
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Google built a search index and only showed users brief "snippets" of book pages in its search results.
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Apple appears to be getting closer to launching its long-awaited AirTags, based on iOS 14 code snippets.
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The unpaid links are buried amid a hodgepodge of fact boxes, news links, ads and snippets of text.
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While the new snippets technology is first coming to mobile searches, the long-term push is into voice.
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Autocomplete and highlighted result snippets are two search features that have gotten attention for not performing as expected.
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Then, shortly after Kardashians aired, Kardashian West released the Snapchat snippets of West and Swift talking on the phone.
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What sets us apart is it'll help you generate those snippets but it'll do that in a smart way.
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But these snippets only allow police to identify a person or their close relatives in a heavily regulated database.
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" It argues that the school "selectively commented on snippets" of the videos, which were meant as a "satirical sketch.
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We send them a very innocuous, lighthearted celebrity reel that shows snippets of interviews that don't seem that insane.
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Intrusion Truth first published snippets on APTs—advanced persistent threats; essentially industry parlance for government-backed hackers—last year.
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That's in addition to quite a few other breakout pieces of information, like showtimes, review snippets, and video clips.
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The law is mainly focused on services like Google Search and Google News, which show snippets of news articles.
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I would put snippets of "Tiny Dancer" on my Snapchat Story for sure, in 2017, if the opportunity arose.
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Her videos are peppy and instructive, featuring step-by-step tutorials, product reviews, and snippets of life around Shenzhen.
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The "Thank U, Next," singer finally revealed her costume after dropping video snippets from The Twilight Zone all week.
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Even if some of the in-between scenes feel like snippets, as disjointed as dialogue from dead-eyed Bran.
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There's no official announcements regarding an album release date, but we'll be keeping our eyes peeled for more snippets.
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This February, for example, Google started showing multiple featured snippets when its systems think a query has multiple interpretations.
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It kind of exists in my head and it is populated by snippets of media I've seen and digested.
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These short-form, up to 60-second video snippets have now been viewed over a billion times, Twitch said.
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Most consumer DNA testing companies, like 23andMe, offer genotyping, which examines small snippets of DNA for well-studied variations.
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Nintendo showed off a very short series of gameplay snippets in the opening moment's of today's Nintendo Direct announcement.
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The company acknowledged that humans can access those recordings after some of its Dutch language audio snippets were leaked.
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There are a whopping 70 songs you know and love in the show — some full numbers, some just snippets.
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What we got was mostly story-based, with a few snippets of the third-person action show in between.
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One recent controversy arose over just who at Amazon is listening to these audio snippets and for what purpose.
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It also goes on to confirm that "around 0.2 percent of all audio snippets" get sent to human reviewers.
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At some point, the thing started sending me video snippets every time my rabbit eats a piece of arugula.
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"Lion King was a story that people knew intimately," Favreau, 52, says, as snippets of the film are show.
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Secret allowed anyone to post snippets of text like a rumor or piece of gossip on an anonymous basis.
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Ahead, we rounded up some of the most zoomed-in, glammed-up style snippets from last night's Met Gala.
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Other takes: Here are some of our favorite snippets of the CES previews from around the web so far.
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It addressed both those issues with changes to its search quality rating system, and improvements to how snippets worked.
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In true DJ Khaled fashion, he utilized the entire social media landscape and posts this thing in IG snippets.
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"Featured snippets will never be absolutely perfect, just as search results overall will never be absolutely perfect," it concludes.
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The new law will also allow media publishers to demand compensation when platforms post snippets of their news articles.
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Bang Gang isn't autobiographical, but draws a line between those news snippets and the universal teenage longing for freedom.
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The new law will also allow media publishers to demand compensation when platforms post snippets of their news articles.
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For 40 years, he embellished the walls with vines, flowers, simulations of wood grain and snippets of Victorian verse.
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There are only snippets of strategy to address the sources of terrorism, migration, poverty, nuclear proliferation and global warming.
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There's not much a new mix can do to save a jumble of voices and brief classical music snippets.
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With these simple yet effective snippets, the dancers are claiming some form of control over what's happened to them.
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Oneohtrix Point Never, today shared two new snippets from his original soundtrack for the upcoming feature film Good Time.
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But by 261, the Christmas discs were getting a full-fledged studio production, with skits and snippets of music.
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Over the course of six months, the artist collected snippets of conversation from patrons on issues of the day.
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Those snippets will be coming from Interference AV — a free, three-day experimental music and video art festival, Feb.
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Most compelling to me was the second day, which began with snippets of footage from the church's surveillance camera.
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Google paused human audio review worldwide in July after reports that a contractor was leaking audio snippets in Dutch.
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On Instagram, Dunham has 3.3 million followers, and she shares everything from old classics to snippets from upcoming books.
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That includes practices like "frankenbiting" -- using snippets of quotes out of context to shape and tell a certain story.
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This time, they used DNA barcodes - introducing unique snippets of DNA with a virus to label the cell lines.
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Hannity later played a supercut of snippets of Schiff's testimony that framed things in the most demeaning possible light.
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The latter shows snippets of videos about Mirror, a dystopian, internet-connected fitness mirror I wrote about last year.
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He saw artists sheltering in the ruins of the mining company, rebuilding history from snippets of poetry and song.
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Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.) was seen watching snippets of Trump's rally, back in her home state, on her iPad.
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Bagpipes are deployed in service of sounds you've probably never attributed to bagpipes before, punctuating snippets of voiceover recollection.
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Longstreth had cut and pasted recordings of his own playing, then rearranged these snippets to compose a new riff.
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Another section of the proposal would require sites like Google News to pay publishers for displaying snippets of content.
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Thanks to large-scale genetics studies, scientists have associated many of these snippets with specific health behaviors and risks.
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He would tease music—snippets of a recording session with Paul Wall, for example—but the songs rarely appeared.
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Thus the editing proceeds throughout the project, as Vallée intercuts brief snippets of images that might later make sense.
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Because many Google searches are simply fact-finding missions, Google's featured snippets result in largely reduced clickthrough on those searches.
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Mulberry has been trailing snippets of the coming collection on Instagram and Snapchat in the run-up to its debut.
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What follows is a mad dash around Europe, during which we gain snippets from God of Vengeance's Torah desecration scene.
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As he walked past my shoulder, I recognized the figure from music videos and rare social media snippets as A2.
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That's why it serves up answers in featured snippets and cards that place answers right in the results when possible.
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The practice, known as grading, involves sharing audio snippets with contractors, who determine whether Siri is hearing the requests accurately.
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The trailer also features snippets of ominous monologue by Jared Leto, who plays the villain Neander Wallace in the film.
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The blending of primitive, tribal tools with snippets of advanced technology could feel disjointed and incongruous in less skilled hands.
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Featured snippets are surely one of the most useful features that Google added to its search engine in recent years.
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Today, the company announced that it has recently updated the algorithm that powers these snippets to prioritize more recent information.
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Instead, it would take periodic snippets, that it would assess, but not store somewhere in the watch or the cloud.
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And snippets of lives, from women on the front lines of the feminist movement in the '70s to Malala Yousafzai.
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Both tests use cell-free RNA (cfRNA), which are snippets of genetic material released by cells when genes are active.
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The cassette, discovered at the Andy Warhol Museum, finds the Velvet Underground musician performing snippets from his mentor's 1975 book.
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So even if you keep deleting all your audio snippets, traces of medical queries may well remain on Amazon's servers.
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At the top of the show, audio snippets reporting on the show's shutdown played over images of an empty beach.
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It's got plenty of fan service, packing in snippets from every previous film in the nanology (even the bad ones!).
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The Atlanta rapper has been steadily drumming up anticipation through social media, between teaser videos, snippets, and fake-out memes.
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Instead, Lenny uses just 16 pre-recorded snippets of dialogue, each of which is as vague and ambiguous as possible.
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And there are snippets of highfalutin, poetic, opaque voiceover that put the whole thing into a more Annihilation-esque light.
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From Google's point of view, that gives it two choices: start paying for licenses or don't show snippets at all.
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But previously, it has been difficult to sequence more than small snippets of an animal's genetic code from its feces.
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And it's a big step from curated and controlled video snippets to the freeform risk and rush of live video.
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Throughout the day she will divert them with snippets of news, horoscopes, recipes and, most important, dramatic readings of literature.
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In Spain, for example, in 2014, a law was passed that forced publishers to charge news aggregators for sharing snippets.
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The booklet is directly aimed at the Orthodox community, partly written in Hebrew and filled with snippets from the Torah.
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The most delicious parts of "Working" are behind-the-scenes snippets from interviews he conducted with associates of the president.
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Danny Sullivan, Google's public liaison for search, touched on this hazard last year in a blog post about featured snippets.
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Fudge was not even 5 years old when she lost her mother, and her recollections are limited to mere snippets.
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He learned snippets of Spanish from the line cooks, Apolinar and Ernie, and at 12 he started working beside them.
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Called "My Favorite Part," the track dropped overnight after she teased snippets of the song on social media Thursday afternoon.
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You'll also be able to share snippets from your own day and can choose exactly who sees what you post.
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Echo and Home simply continue the trend of saving a crumb trail of queries, except with snippets of your voice.
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The ad also shows snippets of reactions to past wins to show the excitement that could have caused this surge.
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But the funny-serious, self-reflective tone is spot-on, and the snippets we do get to see look promising.
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Subscribers will be able to share "specially made short-form content snippets" pulled from full episodes directly to social media.
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Between snippets of those phone interactions, we also meet Sam's best friend Joelle (Ashley Baine Featherson), who is also Black.
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Google says it will continue to experiment with snippets over the course of the year, in order to expand coverage.
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The world of Alpha Centauri is revealed piecemeal, in evocative snippets of flavor text around new technologies, buildings, and wonders.
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But snippets released so far suggest it will at least sustain the party's rhetorical commitment to badly needed economic reforms.
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On Monday, Swift shared two cryptic video snippets across her social media platforms of what appeared to be a snake.
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The company admitted here in July that partners who work to analyze voice snippets from the Assistant leaked the data.
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Publicists' advance snippets showed senior staff stealing papers from the Resolute Desk and cabinet secretaries calling the president disparaging names.
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These snippets may be live, but they conflate live information with news, and streaming as-it-happens video with truth.
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Genius is an online annotation platform that lets users add context and insight to individual snippets of text, mostly lyrics.
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The snippets of real life that, presumably, your brain mines material for your actual dreams—they appear, innocuous, in Paratopic.
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Mr. Shawn also satirizes the chatter common to a certain intellectual-liberal milieu as we hear snippets from cocktail conversations.
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Snippets of the scene that were captured on cellphones have ricocheted around social media in the days since the event.
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These snippets are instantly familiar to a Lion King stan like me and the rest of my Disney-obsessed generation.
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My generation documents everything, so by noon on Tuesday, my social media feeds were filled with snippets of people's reactions.
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Even if you slept through English class, you can quote snippets of the "To be, or not to be" soliloquy.
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It's both a souvenir of the movie — with a lot of dialogue snippets — and a pop statement on its own.
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He often uses snippets of material — ad jingles, saccharine pop productions, throwaway dialogue — that he can't entirely dismiss as kitsch.
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They recycled through their arguments and video clips during the daytime, for a home audience watching snippets here and there.
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The organization's Twitter and Instagram feeds are interspersed with memes and Tik Tok snippets that reflect a young, diverse audience.
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For more than a week, only snippets, if even that, of the proposals traded between the two sides leaked out.
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This means that even if you've chosen to share audio snippets with Google, the company still won't keep them forever.
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And so the papers are full of snippets of "news" that have somehow managed to escape public disclosure until now.
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She was handed over to her maternal grandparents in Istanbul, who know only snippets of what she has been through.
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She was handed over to her maternal grandparents in Istanbul, who know only snippets of what she has been through.
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The book collects and expands upon work he occasionally posts to Instagram, photos of strangers with snippets explaining their lives.
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Our online interactions and communications are shallow, organized around snippets of content and galvanized by others with whom we interact.
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But it's all the more difficult to arrive at your own interpretation when you only experience the dance in snippets.
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However, there's always a chance Assistant could accidentally start recording snippets of conversations and therefore potentially sensitive and identifiable information.
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Microphones could only pick up snippets of the conversation at the reception, which the press was given limited access to.
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If you don't have an Alexa-enabled speaker to install it on, Hippo's site has snippets of all seven tracks.
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Here, he gives off less energy than the audio snippets of news reports about his misbehavior that open the song.
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The meta-presentation deepens as Morrison uses snippets of the actual films discovered in Dawson City to explain the times.
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No, that's why you have highlights; you have just little snippets, which is why you have tweeting or Instagram or whatever.
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They were in regular communication with the team in Virginia, emailing snippets of gossip and information that they were picking up.
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Some videos included short, chopped-up snippets of material that YouTube has previously removed, allowing the clips to stay up longer.
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So I can get all of those snippets of your content, and CNN's, and many other things, without paying for it.
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It's easier to have an ongoing text conversation in snippets throughout the day than commit to a 45-minute phone call.
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We have an endless supply of ridiculous videos, news snippets, and political opinions all served up on demand in an instant.
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Video from cameras worn by officers and heavily edited audio files, some with snippets lasting only three seconds, also were released.
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By combining graphics highlighted by brief audio snippets, the Smart Display gives you more info with additional context faster than Alexa.
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The film's poetic snippets of home movies mesmerize the viewer while long quotes from Bibó's writings delve deeply into his thought.
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I was hooked from the very first chapter and the snippets of the killer's POV had me freakin the hell out!
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People already have access to a massive catalog of copyrighted song snippets that TikTok builds up by partnering with studios worldwide.
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Shkreli, while free on release bond before his trial, had played snippets of the album while streaming video of himself online.
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The preview teases snippets of never-before-seen footage of Houston throughout her life, including unreleased recordings and unseen home movies.
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Later he incorporated snippets of film dialogue, too — enigmatic bits that asked the viewer to fill in large gaps in meaning.
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Snippets of their conversation seem to show real intelligence, but when you analyze what's being said, they're revealed as preprogrammed gambits.
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Under Article 11, members could create link taxes that required a license for quoting even very short snippets from an article.
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His work explores the presence of the sublime in everyday life and his website is stuffed full of these beautiful snippets.
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In practice, Pulse looks a lot like a Twitchy Twitter, where users can post multimedia and text snippets in real time.
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Between the interrogation sessions and sleep, Holden didn't have much time to watch them, but the snippets he heard were enough.
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Other lulls are spent putting together a Wiki page and compiling "snippets," which are essentially snapshots of the most interesting questions.
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Those little snippets and peeks into the company can be an awesome and highly relevant topic of conversation with your interviewer.
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In applying this idea to music, Brown, Glickman, and Song analyzed an assortment of snippets pulled from around 70 Beatles tunes.
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These snippets from my experience producing and reporting in television and online news for more than a decade are nothing special.
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That way, you can instantly stream all HD, 3D, 2k, and 4k video instantly and even preview your footage with snippets.
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The closest comparison to TheBridge might be The Skimm, since it, too, translates news into palatable snippets of information over email.
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It might be because sharing book snippets is inherently more niche than sharing photos (it's certainly more bounded, given language barriers).
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"The goal of this repository is to provide functional code snippets that can be rapidly combined into custom solutions," it continues.
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You can listen to snippets of the Harry Potter and Philosopher's Stone in various languages from the University of Calgary's collection.
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The firm's flagship product is Cord, a mobile app that lets users send short snippets of audio to individuals or groups.
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From the snippets we've seen of this season, it's no wonder why Hannah says she's still recovering from the Bachelorette experience.
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Subscribers can listen to the album in full, while others will have to settle for 22016 second snippets of each song.
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His office is dominated by a dashboard, a large screen packed with constantly changing snippets of text, numbers and charts (pictured).
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Google is launching a new feature, called multi-faceted featured snippets, that will provide users with multiple answers to nuanced questions.
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As usual, RiRi shared snippets with her Navy on Snapchat, offering an eye-popping look at her wardrobe and dance skills.
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Amazon is even working with partners like Sky to broadcast brief news snippets through Alexa, and Jamie Oliver to provide recipes.
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The new law also includes a section allowing media publishers to demand compensation when platforms post snippets of their news articles.
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While Google and Apple have entirely suspended human reviews of audio snippets (at least temporarily), Amazon has not gone so far.
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His smugness and combativeness eventually gave way to a mechanical recitation of rehearsed soundbite snippets ostensibly provided by his legal counsel.
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Swift previously revealed the album tracklist on Friday and has been releasing snippets of lyrics on her "Lover Enhanced" Spotify playlist.
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Facebook has now confirmed it also collected audio from its Portal devices and had some of the snippets transcribed by contractors.
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According to Wong, "Clips" allows users to post videos on their Stories that are recorded in snippets and then spliced together.
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Instead, the royal will occasionally show snippets of her family — such as this photo of Archie's christening — to her Instagram account.
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It's quite another when the thing we're merely getting snippets of is foundation-altering stuff like drug addiction or domestic violence.
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Understanding consumer frustration, Google announced Android Instant Apps to let people access snippets of an app without downloading the full thing.
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Its snippets of ambiguous, suggestive fiction started invest its universe with the life and mystery its haunting and striking vistas suggested.
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What's more, when we get to see little snippets of Jason's set, we can see why people would think he's hilarious.
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Snippets and shards of memories come together to form a fractured whole, but the feeling of uneasiness never quite goes away.
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On the screen, that means Google can show you links, but on Home, it will read out snippets from Google Search.
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The recipes are straightforward and include fascinating snippets of the drinks' histories, as well as insights into some of their ingredients.
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It was like one of those annoying "earworms," snippets of tunes that get stuck in your head and replay themselves endlessly.
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Amid snippets of mixed news from Capitol Hill this past week, do we sit by and simply hope for the best?
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MoMA's collection of reels includes rare footage from the dawn of cinema, snippets of which are presented here in beautiful clarity.
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Video snippets have bounced across the internet, brief and inconclusive, taken during warm-ups or workouts far from the fans' glare.
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For Netflix, MediaMonks edited and added text to video snippets from season three of "Narcos," a show about Mexican drug kingpins.
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Also, and perhaps most significantly, much of what gets reported, and particularly shared via Twitter, comes across in snippets lacking context.
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At the Tonys, Chita Rivera and Andrew Lloyd Webber got a shared montage with three-second snippets of their greatest hits.
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In excerpts from the late-19803s — there are snippets of original-cast film, too — you see the emergence of Tharpian style.
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Testing companies analyze hundreds of thousands of particular genetic sequences and use those snippets as clues to all sorts of information.
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They were bite-size snippets of action with a goal that was rarely more involved than registering a new high score.
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In Europe, regulators passed a controversial "link tax" last year, charging major web platforms for using snippets of news content online.
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Not trusting filmgoers to catch the drift, Ms. Coppola underscores the women's attempts to gussy up with snippets of arch dialogue.
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Rather than just providing snippets here, we've published a whole batch of submissions that show a range of experiences and emotions.
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The system was trained on eight million text documents scraped from the web and responds to text snippets supplied by users.
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I wished her happy birthday, but I have watched a little bit from the snippets that I've seen on my phone.
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Watching the snippets of available footage is an odd sensation, like watching a ghost move through the world of the living.
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"Atlanta" telegraphs its hip-hop familiarity with restraint, allowing snippets of meticulously chosen music to waft from car speakers and headphones.
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Instead of ligands, their sensors rely on snippets of single-strand DNA to do the work of latching onto odor particles.
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Images, videos and text snippets will be chopped, twisted and stuffed into a new headline to fit an inflammatory new narrative.
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Some original owners are identifiable, based on initials and coats of arms inscribed alongside snippets of prayers, hymns and biblical quotations.
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It shows you two snippets from different policies and asks you to judge which one you think is more privacy-friendly.
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"And I Oop" Like all great snippets of three-second cinema, "And I Oop" rapidly became a full-fledged cultural sensation.
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And I did notice that most of them are sort of the, "Here's what happened today" in very short kinda snippets.
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It also does its fair share of referential sampling, warping in and out of snippets from The Stylistics and Alicia Keys.
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This happened because of Google's "Featured Snippets" tool, which pulls basic information for search terms and puts it on the front page.
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These entertainers, who often offer illusions but not emotional conflicts or rich stories, present only snippets of all that mime can do.
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There's even Lego-made snippets of the rest of the United States, like the White House and the strip in Las Vegas.
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Because Insta stories disappear after 24 hours, the Twitter page Selena Gomez News captured the snippets, posting both bits of the song.
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All those rich details, hidden in snippets of dialogue, quest item descriptions and the oppressive environments wrapping themselves around each hollow's journey.
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She released snippets of her husband Kanye West's phone call with Taylor Swift — the phone call that, according to Swift, never happened.
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Mr. Davidson helped them by producing DNA snippets that Dr. Betzig and Dr. Hess then used to show that their idea worked.
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Constandin, an inexhaustible talker, overflowing with corny wisdom, snippets of poetry and philosophical musings, resembles one of Mr. Tarantino's garrulous bounty hunters.
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Okay, to be fair, I have caught random snippets of the show flipping channels at the gym, or at various nail salons.
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Because those quick snippets will remain in the audience's and our characters' minds for several seasons and months and years to come.
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Warning: the following snippets may cause extreme eyebrow-raising... Beecroft's first quote in the interview is about her desire to be Black.
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If you're a normal person and you only hear snippets of this stuff, you'll just hear a CEO confidently making his case.
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The data barfed onto pages by Cloudflare's bug does include snippets from private chats and frames from videos watched by random people.
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That means any local publishers that don't agree to zero-license their snippets to Google risk losing visibility to rivals that do.
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And the internet allows paranoid people to get in touch with each other and share snippets of information that confirm their suspicions.
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The result is a system which provides snippets of human language that describe the way the second agent is playing the game.
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It's a really nice product – you feel like you're seeing little snippets of your year – and the design is clever and clear.
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He stuck to his story when cross-examined by Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters, who showed Tensing several snippets from the video.
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In an upcoming update, Apple's home speaker will let you search for songs via Siri by asking about specific snippets of lyrics.
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Today, the company introduced Facemail, a way to record and share 15-second snippets of chats to your friends within the app.
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Literary snippets, memories, personal mythologies, and art historical references inform the imagery; fused together, these influences explore relationships, domesticity and self-perception.
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He also took some brief snippets from Ridley Scott's Blade Runner and had Deep Dream give it the Vincent van Gogh treatment.
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To peek behind the magical scenes at the Kid Talks event, watch the video above for a few snippets of the day.
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Ghorashi added that in addition to substitution issues, veggie burgers were more likely to contain snippets of DNA from known human pathogens.
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TIM COLEEurope executive directorONE CampaignLondon You ran a "humorous" collection of snippets recalling all the broken Brexit promises ("Magical thinking", March 30th).
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Snippets of the track are featured in the full-length trailer for the movie, so we've heard flickers of its beauty before.
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This post was originally published on Snippets, a newsletter and blog from VC firm Social Capital, and is reproduced here with permission.
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The update also integrates Google's Knowledge Graph, so you can view snippets of information about different locations inside of the Earth app.
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Dubset matches the samples in a mix to these snippets, then distributes royalties for the play evenly to the original rights holders.
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That's to say that it showcases 'featured snippets' which give a summary of topics, related content to search results, and suggested topics.
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The app offers restaurant guidance from editors who curate snippets from user reviews, with the data coming from Google's Local Guides program.
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Backseat TVs mixing show snippets and commercials have become a common part of the taxi experience in New York City and elsewhere.
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As Chen moves along via train, truck, motorcycle and boat, we hear snippets about his time in prison and his problematic family.
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Plath reaped her personal experience for her artistic output, and audiences devoured these snippets of searing emotion from a too-short life.
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Google said the transcriptions were used to improve its voice-recognition technology and affected less than 1% of all audio snippets recorded.
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Visitors may move closer to Emma Rivers's dollhouse-like dioramas in order to read the snippets of memories she has placed inside.
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This is all to say that, although I'll be finding snippets of poetic writing, I'm gonna treat it like a photographic process.
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James Stratton, 65, of Clearwater, Florida, caught snippets of the news about the report from conservative commentators Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity.
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While A Star is Born didn't portent to be completely lighthearted, the trailers certainly dazzled with snippets of a cute, loving relationship.
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" Meanwhile, Article 11 of the proposal demanded that anyone sharing snippets of news story contents be forced to pay a "link tax.
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The opening performance at the Rotunda presented two newly recompiled scores sourced from snippets of sheet music, historic recordings, and individual testimony.
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Armstrong evidently made hundreds of reel-to-reel tapes containing snippets of his music, that of other musicians, and conversations with friends.
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Bob Dylan has suddenly released a 17-minute historical reflection, told in facts, bits of dialogue, bleak observations and song-lyric snippets.
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After some speculation, a couple of snippets, and one pre-emptive summer song, Weezer have confirmed details of their 11th studio album.
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Memories trail off or coalesce into snippets of old song and prayer, and loss settles over everyone like a moth-eaten blanket.
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In Acker fashion, Laing smuggles bits of text from other sources into "Crudo," sometimes identifying these snippets as such but often not.
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Between overhearing adult conversations and absorbing snippets of pop culture, I'd pieced together what I thought was a basic understanding of feminism.
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It's reminiscent of the Rick and Morty "Interdimensional Cable" episodes that similarly feature rapid-fire snippets of fake and absurd TV shows.
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Additionally, others have pointed out that not just snippets but entire portions of Gaga's halftime show came straight out of The Simpsons.
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Google Books also has a massive collection of digitized print books, but it tends to only show small snippets of a text.
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After months of revelations and apologies, all the major smart assistant makers have revamped how they handle human review of audio snippets.
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What if an Anonymous-style group of hacktivists began blackmailing members of the public with unsavory snippets of their Internet browsing history?
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" — between spoken snippets that predict an automated world where machines will do the heavy labor and humans will contribute "brains, not brawn.
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Google apologized on Monday for how it had been handling human review of audio snippets captured by smart speakers and other devices.
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It's usually cloud-based, so it's often sending snippets of audio—or pictures from devices like "smart" doorbells—out to the internet.
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Ideally, results would be eventually published in peer-reviewed clinical journals or made publicly available beyond brief news snippets to educate consumers.
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The Crying Book, a recent nonfiction work by Heather Christle (also a poet), is organized into perfect swipe-size snippets of text.
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Walk down the street and you will probably hear snippets of conversation about dollars and exchange rates—and vitriol aimed at bankers.
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Still, knowing that a total stranger could overhear snippets of what you say within the privacy of your own home is creepy.
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They would share snippets of YouTube videos that they found on WhatsApp, where the videos can be watched and shared for free.
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They would share snippets of YouTube videos that they found on WhatsApp, where the videos can be watched and shared for free.
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Jay-Z worked his way through snippets of more than two dozen songs, from all segments of his two-decade-plus career.
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The trainers are also friendly and motivating, offering technical tips, encouraging words, and even snippets about their personal lives as you ride.
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It features snippets of conversations with his family and friends and on it, Azekel reveals his struggle of being something to everyone.
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This gives these video snippets a lot of currency as young people increasingly favor private messaging over posting publicly on social media.
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There is no one to direct the manic energy she feels, the restlessness she has, the little snippets of intelligence she overhears.
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Snippets and trailers have surfaced periodically, but now, finally, the entire film is finished, and has been uploaded to YouTube for public consumption.
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The computer spat out snippets of text that bore more than a passing resemblance to Humpty Dumpty, Charmed fan fiction, and the rest.
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Since then, the band has disbanded, reunited, toured, released a couple of EPs, and even released snippets of new, supposedly album-ready music.
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Snippets of pop songs from movies and albums intertwined with videos shot by its humongous user base is part of the service's charm.
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Twitter introduced Vine in January 2013 as a way for users to share small snippets of video that were six seconds or less.
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Google Forms provides a minimal, matter-of-fact platform for choices built out of tiny snippets of text, equal parts haunting and beautiful.
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But teams at the company are already using machine learning to select across the thousand-plus compression techniques for individual snippets of video.
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HackerRank co-founder Vivek Ravisankar tells me the project currently features over 80 code snippets that focus on the most commonly searched terms.
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For many there are worlds in the spaces between beats, vast caverns of meaning to be excavated from a few clipped vocal snippets.
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"Featured snippets are algorithmically generated and are intended as a way to find the information you need more quickly," says a Google spokesperson.
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Suggested articles and context are provided underneath search results as well, an improvement to the core basics that some Google snippets currently provide.
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We've been bumping a gooey, cosmic edit courtesy of Matthias Zimmerman, snippets of the new Janeret, and some tribal rhythms courtesy of Pote.
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Similar to the Oscars, it's tricky to find a place that will livestream the entire show for free, and not just notable snippets.
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Regardless of her location though, all of her trips are beautifully documented through food porn, selfies and snippets into the city's culture. 5.
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The case received some media attention, and snippets of information about other, related arrests started to spring up as the year went on.
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Snippets of that conversation have been featured in previous posts, but I wanted to share the rest of the interview for posterity's sake.
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As so often happens when perusing a list of deleted scenes, you can immediately see in each case why these snippets were removed.
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So in the spirit of Vine, I'm going to break down the reasoning into 6-second snippets of text: That all makes sense.
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While not all of the annoying snippets in the video are food-related, the food ones seem to make us exponentially more upset.
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It's filled with video snippets of moments in life where people want privacy, like in the bathroom or during one-on-one conversations.
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Users on iPhones will be able to look at cards with tweets from the artists, news snippets, song lyrics and other related material.
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Then she plays autotuned snippets of CoCo's impassioned speech at the Dear Black People party for all of CoCo's white friends to hear.
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In its first week, the show averaged 1M total unique viewers each day, who watched anywhere from short snippets to the full hour.
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Maté's Instagram is full of snippets of her provocative and surreal creativity, pieces that hint at the subcultures and strangeness of the internet.
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Since, then the 21-year-old continued to drop loose hits, takes on popular beats, and snippets of songs on his Instagram profile.
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It seems to them as if everyone is an armchair quarterback, questioning an officer's split-second decisions based on snippets of viral video.
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Each post it produces is unique and comes structured with intros, snippets, CTAs, backlinks, and intelligent hashtags, so yeah — it's the real deal.
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There are many other snippets, such as Ellen trying to convince Cardi to name her child "Ellen," so watch all the segments below.
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On canvas it was just one or two snippets of something that had a backbeat that kind of sampled from hip-hop shit.
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Artificial intelligence has already been used to create a short film, snippets of angst-ridden poetry, and even the odd avant-garde melody.
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Like many of the stars in attendance, Ruffalo was offering clips and snippets of the night's events to his followers on social media.
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You hear snippets of conversation from coaches, talking openly in the players' boxes about their charges' strengths and weaknesses and hopes and fears.
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The production is largely unable, though, to breathe life into snippets of texts written — quickly, sloppily, breezily — in the chill isolation of cyberspace.
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Google knows that featured snippets will never be 100 percent perfect but has been trying these new ways to improve them, Sullivan said.
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The debate has coalesced around two points, one of which could force Google, Microsoft and others to pay publishers for displaying news snippets.
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The snippets of story and amiable cast, certainly, but more so the ability to just soak in the world at his own pace.
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Those documents included alleged records relating to Polish citizens and the NSA's surveillance program PRISM, and were interspersed with snippets of political resentment.
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Anderson would sing snippets of lyrics before distorting her voice or turning away to fiddle with a guitar and an array of pedals.
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These moments are a jarring contrast to the album's snippets of the training sessions in which Herndon and her human collaborators sang hymns.
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Since that day, I've spent many hours replaying snippets of my conversation with Mr. Veiga for any sign of what was to come.
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Here is some of the best work by and about this brilliant writer, along with snippets of some of his most memorable dialogue.
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Thousands of people around the world are listening to snippets of people's conversations with Amazon's Alexa, according to a new report from Bloomberg.
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Apple has said that it will temporarily suspend its practice of using human contractors to grade snippets of Siri voice recordings for accuracy.
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This mRNA technology injects snippets of genetic code into a person's muscle so that the muscle cells start producing the viral protein themselves.
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Sponsorships and monetization were not on Katie Ryan's mind when she started capturing snippets of her daughter Ava and posting them on Vine.
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It's a Twitter account that pulls out snippets of New York Times articles and posts them, without saying what story they come from.
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In the next issue of the newsletter, check out snippets from an interview with Randol Aikin, the head of systems engineering at Ike.
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So instead of doing the explainer thing, I'm going to share a collection of snippets that will hopefully inspire you to read more.
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And they won't need the drama for creative inspiration as they keep writing new songs; Tom Gorman has already been emailing new snippets.
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The worst Amazon has done with its spying power is save snippets of users' questions to ensure its voice recognition software is accurate.
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Snippets came and went—my great grandmother running her dumpling shop, and then being forced to become a maid for her husband's family.
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Jay Berger, the head of men's tennis for the United States Tennis Association player development program, watched intently, offering occasional snippets of advice.
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In the German artist Julian Rosefeldt's latest film installation, snippets of manifestoes by 20th-century aesthetic rebels emanate from 13 large, luminous screens.
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The booklet is directly aimed at the Orthodox community, partly written in Hebrew and filled with snippets from the Torah, or Old Testament.
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"Obviously voice is a very important surface for us," said Emily Moxley, the director of product management for featured snippets, in an interview.
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Co-designers Scott Benson and Bethany Hockenberry's script features dialogue trees that begin as snippets, as conversations Mae might stumble upon and overhear.
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Business groups are meeting frequently with key Republicans, seeking to shape the bill, but no snippets of legislative text have yet become public.
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If I can take an entire section out of a song, take snippets and include them in earlier sections, I'll definitely do that.
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In a trailer released Wednesday, you'll get a sneak peek of each episode, including snippets from an interview with the cofounder of JUUL.
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In this installation, "Fuck It, I Love You," snippets of conversations, paragraphs from unknown short stories, and descriptions of feelings and emotions commingle.
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Europe plans to give media companies the power to demand payment from search engines like Google when snippets of their content are republished.
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The snippets from the upcoming season give fans a preview of what will arrive to US Amazon Prime subscribers at some point in 2018.
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"There were relatively few of these women, and it is extremely hard to dig out more than snippets of information about them," Fara explained.
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The Story group stays until you delete it, so you can keep sharing snippets that last 24 hours to a certain collection of people.
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Earlier this week, a Bloomberg report revealed that a team at Amazon listens to users' audio snippets recorded by devices, including accidentally captured audio.
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The team, which includes full-time employees and contractors, listens to audio snippets recorded by the company's Alexa assistant, according to a Bloomberg report.
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Hurry Sam, you have a world to save and frankly, we can't handle too many more of your "day in the life" snippets anyway.
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Nayak said that the BERT upgrade helped its system get much better at identifying so-called featured snippets, particularly in languages other than English.
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I ended up listening to some snippets I otherwise would have missed, because they were posted to Twitter, which I check all the time.
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It's undeniable proof of how the medium can penetrate language barriers and age gaps to preserve snippets of history that are easily forgotten. —A.
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Over the past few months, traditionally tight-lipped UK law enforcement agencies have released snippets of how they use "equipment interference," or hacking powers.
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Another portion of the law, called Article 11, could make sites like Google News responsible for paying publishers for using snippets of their content.
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Other moves will include posting snippets on Vine and Tumblr in GIF form, posting photos on Instagram, and using Obama's 68 million Twitter followers.
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The company compiled a bunch of overlapping snippets of different voices, as if dozens of people were quietly speaking just out of hearing range.
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In order to save valuable nanoseconds when running a program, processors tackle some snippets of code ahead of time, a trick called "speculative execution".
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It's the best trailer so far, and is full of snippets of dialogue and music that have me even more excited for the show.
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Google says it's also working on displaying multiple snippets at once in cases where the way you phrase a question could produce contradictory results.
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It also draws on the underlying search technology responsible for Google's featured snippets, which have historically spread misinformation about a wide range of subjects.
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Uploading snippets to Snapchat on December 24, People reported that Kardashian could be seen using a step machine and curling weights in good spirits.
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After teasing snippets of new material on his website, devotee of dub Bassnectar today announced the full details of his upcoming twelfth studio album.
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The Bristol outfit sneakily teased their new EPRitual Spirit via short track snippets that you could only discover by downloading an app called Fantom.
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It's those failures that Britannica wants to help mitigate with its new Chrome extension, Britannica Insights, which supplements Google's featured snippets with accurate information.
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But a short web series, made up of five-minute improvised snippets, launched by an already established social media star with a Hollywood pedigree?
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Snippets from the miniseries show Scully and Mulder discussing the pain of losing him, but could William, now a teenager, show up on screen?
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Basically, snippets of text, hyperlinks, and the like that you copy on one iOS or macOS device will be available on all the others.
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Article 11 or the so-called neighbouring right for press publishers could force Google, Microsoft and others to pay publishers for showing news snippets.
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While you might have used the app for translating short snippets of text, Google Translate supports far more than a quick line or two.
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Check out snippets of The Sciences (or the full album, depending on where you live) below, as well as the objectively perfect album art.
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Last year, 10 of Live Nation's festivals were promoted as part of Snapchat's Live Stories, which collect video snippets from fans, interspersed with advertising.
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And Amazon's track record on privacy has been spotty: For instance, Amazon employees reportedly listened to snippets of recordings from the company's voice assistant.
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Democrats, in turn, have accused Republicans of leaking snippets of interviews to boost their own narrative about the Obama administration's failures during the Sept.
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Might Fandango, for instance, introduce ticket-buying on YouTube, where it operates a popular channel, Movieclips, stocked with trailers and snippets of old films?
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I'll admit to having several "Aha!" flashes the next day, thinking back on images and snippets of dialogue that turned out to be clues.
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Since guests are forbidden from speaking to press about it, outsiders have only seen snippets of the services through Instagram posts or Twitter videos.
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Ahead of performances in New York in May, the company drops by the Guggenheim to provide snippets of works and discuss contemporary Cuban dance.
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Martin and her attorneys said at a news conference Friday they had seen "snippets" of surveillance video, but had not seen all of it.
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The frequent (and sometimes, as the Bitcoin CEO example illustrates, hilarious) inaccuracy of similar features, like Google's "featured snippets," is notorious and well documented.
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The sounds range from traffic noises to snippets of dialogue to create a near 40-minute loop that crescendos before getting cut off halfway.
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"Radio Sumatra," from 2005, features hectic snippets of FM-radio broadcasts from Indonesia, interspersing local news and performers with blasts of Western pop music.
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Another is its play within a play: snippets of "The Convent of Pleasure" by Margaret Cavendish, a Pepys contemporary railing against the status quo.
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The details, however, don't seem to have been fully worked out, such as video snippets that hint at a traumatic event in Tristan's childhood.
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The researchers also do not know whether or how any of the gene snippets related to moving might cause people to be more active.
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The track is held together by fragmentary percussion samples and glistening chords, and interspersed with snippets of interviews, protest chants, and ambient urban sound.
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I hear snippets of her life ringing from her upstairs room, conversations and laughter, favorite songs occasionally played in the car from her iPhone.
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Numbers began ticking down on the screen, signaling that a series of chemicals was transforming the driver's cheek cells to snippets of genetic code.
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In the brief snippets I saw of her, Ms. Roem voiced two sentiments that underscore the lessons Mr. Bruni says she is teaching us.
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Three changes of clothes, two wigs and multiple touch-ups later, she was still at it, singing snippets of the song over and over.
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Bailey follows the eating, sleeping, reproductive habits of her gastropod with growing admiration and affection, supporting her own observations with illuminating snippets of biology.
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Russo's insight into the differences between Redford's and Newman's styles is also one of the best snippets of film criticism you'll read this year.
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While some of these snippets may sound damning, statements in the exploratory phase of a merger should not be viewed as inevitable policy points.
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They broadcast Korean pop music, news and weather forecasts -- snippets of everyday life in the South that are strictly off limits for North Koreans.
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Gendler says he tested the four most recent macOS releases — Catalina, Mojave, High Sierra, and Sierra — and could read encrypted email text from snippets.
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Many tech platforms, like Google's YouTube, rely on a model of user-generated content, where people often share images, music and snippets from films.
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I've heard everything from them over the years: other bird calls, human voices, car horns, jackhammers, backup beeps, snippets of ice-cream-truck jingle.
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There are snippets of vintage commercials, perhaps in an attempt to evoke the once vivid American dream, now supplanted by tales of mortgage default.
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Instead, the researchers compared around 20,000 mitochondrial DNA snippets from their bone sample with the mitochondrial genomes of horses, rhinos, tapirs and wild llamas.
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The first half of the exhibition is a chronology of the artists' travels abroad, paired with snippets of Romanian history between 1965 and 1971.
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Are these different snippets supposed to form some pointillistic picture of truth that we have to take 210 steps back from to truly understand?
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But it shows how easy it is to go down the rabbit hole of questions when all we have is snippets of the truth.
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Snippets are provided from the papers, but they're unlikely to be understood by the average person searching for info on a supplement they're taking.
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His tweets often track closely with the programs he's watching, and he'll often quote snippets of dialogue or political arguments that favor his narrative.
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There are snippets of vintage commercials, perhaps in an attempt to evoke the once vivid American dream, now supplanted by tales of mortgage default.
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The video segments vary from biographical snippets about the group's history to interviews with former and present collaborators to archival clips of their concerts.
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Etsy might as well go ahead and prepare itself for a sudden flood of needlepointed pillows emblazoned with snippets from the ill-advised rant.
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For those who can't make it to either exhibition, snippets of the works will also be hosted on PULSE's Tumblr and other online platforms.
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The goal is to force companies like Google to pay content creators if they want to share snippets of news stories via Google News.
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"After all, paying to display snippets is not a viable option for anyone," Google Vice President for global policy Caroline Atkinson wrote in a blog.
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Typically, Drummond's four other cookbooks had loose themes, recipes that included step-by-step instructions and photographs, and snippets from her life on her ranch.
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The exhibition includes the artist's emoji paintings, a new series of inkjet prints in which emojis are juxtaposed with snippets of seemingly random film dialogue.
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Along with those suggestions come personalized photo tours and audio snippets of your match describing their perfect date or telling an embarrassing story from childhood.
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RuPaul uses Instagram to flaunt killer looks both in and out of drag, announce professional news and share snippets of his otherwise very private life.
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After all, there is only so much power in leaked opening statements and snippets of what this official or that official said behind closed doors.
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Though the label has offered scant release details, it has shared snippets of Cienfuegos's label debut, which showcases the producer's growing trademark distorted beat work.
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Snippets of quality time were used for cuddling, holding hands, looking into each other's eyes, neatening a stray wisp of hair and occasionally making love.
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That worked, so they tried recreating snippets of voice with layered tones between 500 and 1,000 Hz — a more complicated process, but not fundamentally different.
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So did the first exit polls in the dozen or so battleground states, some of which contained snippets to suggest voters considered Mr Trump unelectable.
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Without realizing it, I've built up a narrative of what I think CES is like, based on videos, articles, and snippets of stories from friends.
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Like many other YouTubers, Logan also has a vlog channel separate from his main account to upload curated daily snippets of his heavily manufactured life.
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The company is top secret and we occasionally get little snippets of what it's working on, like in June, when it patented an AR helmet.
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But there are also ghosts rattling around inside his songs, partially because his source material includes snippets from his collection of old 8-track tapes.
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You can quickly get shareable URLs for documents you've got stored in OneDrive, for example, and scroll through snippets of text stored in the clipboard.
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This is a great place to jot down snippets, thoughts, to do lists, ideas, and anything else you want to make a note of temporarily.
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Mind mapping — or visual diagrams of connections between various notes, images, and snippets of info — is not just for obsessed detectives hunting down serial criminals.
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"We have Google returning organic content [like Featured Snippets and local results] directly on voice, which means there's a model for returning ads," Meyers said.
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The band's website and social-media accounts were wiped clean, and then those same accounts posted too-brief snippets of a stop-motion music video.
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He spoke to team recently that took pictures of the code snippets with their mobile phones, then shared them in Facebook Messenger to discuss it.
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In the video, the couple share footage from her pregnancy including sonogram appointments with their doctors as well as snippets from their August 2016 wedding.
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Snippets from the day of filming were sent to Dogs of Instagram, who posted a story on Willa to help her find a forever home.
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Give the recording above a listen to hear choice snippets from what Lizza called "the most unusual conversation I have ever had" with a politician.
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But Google says the plan is to expand these multifaceted feature snippets to cover even more query types over time, including to guidance-seeking queries.
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Some snippets had said things like "women are evil" or Obama was planning a coup, Google admitted when detailing how it was fixing the problem.
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There are snippets of a mutiny, of lost treasure, and an attack by some sort of tentacled sea monster — all of which are extremely tantalizing.
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A third-party test last year by Stone Temple found a 97.4 percent accuracy rate for featured snippets and related formats like Knowledge Graph information.
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Gray leads the featured snippets team, and is thus presumably the techie tasked with finding a viable engineering workaround for humanity's myriad shades of grey.
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The incoming audio signals are broken into ultrashort snippets, and the long short-term memory network processes them in order, the company explained in September.
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The glasses allow you to press a button to record 30-second snippets of video that are then sent directly to the Snapchat mobile app.
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Snippets of overheard convo:"So I was on the Veterans affair committee...""...back with my punk band...""...when they said, we gotta stop Obamacare..." pic.twitter.
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Tip — If you want the device to be responsive at all times, then it will probably pick up snippets of other noises in the room.
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Biopsies, though, can result in infections that can be serious and can miss more aggressive cancers because they examine only tiny snippets of the prostate.
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Weaving together snippets of information, it is just human nature to draw larger conclusions or to not seek an update on a previously researched issue.
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Tour guides in colorful caps shouldered past us, waving flags for their charges to follow and broadcasting snippets of Longmen's history through small electronic megaphones.
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According to the Dutch report in July, out of the 1,000 audio snippets obtained by the media outlet, 153 were recorded unbeknownst to the user.
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But Googlers on the right were going further, broadcasting snippets of the company's uncensored brawls to the world, and setting up their colleagues for harassment.
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" Later, she shared an Instagram video with snippets from Kardashian West's second birthday: "My sweet girl Kimberly, I remember this day like it was yesterday….
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His feed includes video snippets of procedures (including captions explaining the pain level, cost, and recovery time) on clients like French Montana, and Amber Rose.
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If you listen to the record without reading along with the tracklist, you'll notice that certain snippets of melody and vocals appear across multiple tracks.
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Atop snippets of new, Justin-Vernon-meets-Timbaland-sounding music, JT hangs out in snowy fields, making campfires, and welcoming Jesus while wading in streams.
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The movie's much-memed trailer featured part of the track, and the "Shallow" video includes more snippets from the film, which is out Oct. 5.
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Familiar snippets of classical music float through scenes like one of Lola's peignoirs, and lines of poetry (written by Mr. Letelier) dangle in the air.
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When the taped sounds contains snippets of the voice itself — recorded either beforehand or sampled live in performance — the distinction between song and accompaniment dissolves.
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At times, the debate became a free-for-all, with candidates desperate to wedge their personalities and signature ideas into brief snippets of television airtime.
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His notebook entries about the imperfectly concealed horrors they witness are interspersed with snippets of the breezy article he has been sent there to report.
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"Right now, we are flying blind, sharing snippets from anonymous doctors over Facebook and Twitter," said Jennifer Ellice, an emergency room doctor in Los Angeles.
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Paris also documented the memorial on her Instagram Stories, sharing snippets of her brother's speech and the many photo displays honoring the late businessman's life.
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Microsoft said at the end of August that it no longer uses human review for audio snippets from Skype's translate feature or Cortana on Xbox.
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Snippets of Mr. Bloomberg's blunt comments about the stop-and-frisk policy during a speech at the Aspen Institute in 2015 had been previously reported.
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On Thursday night, the pop star shared several snippets of a remix he recorded of 50 Cent's 2003 rap, "Many Men," to his Instagram Story.
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Writers can create beautifully branded, multi-page brochures featuring snippets of their work; programmers can direct potential clients to a professionally designed, resume-style website.
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But Facebook was fortunate because Stories really wasn't that dissimilar to the content users were already sharing on Instagram — tiny biographical snippets of their lives.
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Citing snippets of private polling, Mr. Luján said there were Republican seats in southern Arizona and Florida, northern New Jersey and the Kansas City, Kan.
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These work on the same model as YouTube: they are free, and steer users to amateur videos, snippets uploaded by commercial producers, and pirated material.
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If they carried multiple worrisome gene snippets but often exercised, they were no more likely to develop depression than inactive people with little genetic risk.
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Piecing together snippets of information, Apuzzo was able to put together the outlines of a shady looking outline a smuggling operation that involved government agents.
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"It's quick snippets of news about clients and the Nashville landscape, current stuff that happened last night, television appearances and people's birthday's," Mr. Oswald said.
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RuPaul uses Instagram to flaunt killer looks both in and out of drag, announce professional news and share snippets of his otherwise very private life.
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Readers can scroll down and automatically listen to snippets of those 25 songs, or click on a bar to find the full tracks on Spotify.
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They're looking for a serial killer who has murdered two pairs of best friends after sending them homemade white books containing snippets of foreboding poetry.
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Snippets of Trump's 1995 and 2005 tax returns have made it to the press and were revealed by the New York Times and MSNBC, respectively.
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As you move through Harvey's structure, the images and snippets of Margate shift and combine with the reflections in the Plexiglas mirror, including your own.
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The bit of isiXhosa that Ms. Mbawuli has heard so far in snippets of the film is "not bad, but could be better," she said.
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As of the middle of last year, its technology could reportedly answer everything from specific queries about snippets of text to the sentiment of that text.
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These four have all revealed some tiny snippets of their home life off-screen during Queer Eye, giving us a tiny glimpse into their personal lives.
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No one can pretend that they are simply neutral platforms—mere tubes and pathways, like phone lines, that allow us to share snippets of our lives.
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Non-Tidal members will only be able to listen to 30-second snippets of the album, which will be available below once the embed is live.
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Marrying snippets of Beyonce's "Formation" to guitar distortion from Papa Roach's "Last Resort," 333 Boyz's mix is a tumultuous and hearty blend of diverse pop gems.
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Instead of catching snippets of the brain's activity during single sessions in the lab, they could tune in to lifelong soundtracks of the brain's electrical chatter.
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The images captured are short snippets in time that last several seconds, and they're immediately sent to the Google Clips app for either Android or iOS.
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These chiaroscuro interiors are accompanied by texts which supply gossipy, often absurd, or melancholic (or both) snippets of that building's conflict-ridden history, its progressive abandonment.
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The Roots—the house band of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon—are known for sneaking flyby jabs into 10-second snippets of walk-on music.
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Modern DNA sequencers perform what's known as high-throughput sequencing, returning not one long read out of a full DNA sequence but short snippets that overlap.
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Named after the Neolithic deity, "BRIDGIT" features snippets of Prodger at home or in the Scottish countryside, looking at her experience of coming out as gay.
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I couldn't quite picture how the music would be incorporated, but it turns out that the people just sing little snippets of songs to her face.
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There are no pictures of the victims this year, but photos of memorials and snippets of stories and tributes about them are woven throughout the pages.
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Something curious that happened last year with Google Translate was people discovering that if you inputted nonsense words it would spit out snippets of religious text.
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Like the Telegram app's push-to-talk feature for sending walkie-talkie-like voice snippets, the new feature lets users send short video messages inside chats.
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Google and Apple both admitted, last year, that the recordings captured by their smart speakers are reviewed by contractors, including awkward and intimate snippets of audio.
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DJ Khaled shared snippets of the night on his Instagram, showing a packed dance floor, where Lopez danced the night away with Rodriguez and their guests.
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She sang "God Bless America" and snippets of other patriotic songs as hundreds of aerial drones hovered above the crowd in shapes including the American flag.
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While the short film is ultimately an experiment, it fits alongside the other films Oats released earlier this summer as snippets of a much larger world.
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As a class, they might then create an annotated playlist or a podcast that features discussion by the students and snippets of each of the songs.
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In her particular case, she recalls memories in hyper-realistic flashbacks that include scents, word for word snippets of conversations, and at times even physical pain.
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Near matches are displayed snippets that might not be exactly what you searched for, but are close enough to help you get the information you need.
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Google is also testing interactive snippets that let you further customize the information shown, like choosing which phone carrier you have when looking up support information.
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Google has been steadily boosting the prevalence of featured snippets, a type of one-shot answer, in the desktop and mobile versions of its search engine.
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Aside from serving up misinformation, Google's snippets have also cratered online media businesses that rely on traffic from search engines, as The Outline has previously reported.
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It might be the way so many of the snippets feel binary, like they're trying to paint a non-playable character in a very particular light.
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"He has great snippets, he has great bullet point what Bernie stands for, it looks really nice on Facebook to look at as a nice header."
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Image: APThe genome editing technology CRISPR revolutionized genetic engineering by allowing scientists to cut and paste tiny snippets of DNA with more precision than ever before.
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Browsing through the early selection, it's pretty much exactly what you'd expect: small snippets of things like The Daily Show, short SportsCenter clips, and so on.
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The Clinton campaign has begun airing a clever ad featuring provocative snippets of Trump, Cruz and the GOPers, and concluding that only Clinton can stop them.
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An introductory video splices news snippets and steadicam footage to sell the player on the plausibility of our nation's infrastructure toppling like a row of dominoes.
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Code snippets discovered in a recent version of iOS, the iPhone's operating system, suggests that magazine and news content will be bundled into a single subscription.
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We are bombarded every day with snippets of information—tweets, Facebook posts, facts, quips and asides in podcasts, advertisements, cable TV shows, rap beefs, and memes.
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Most of his Facebook posts before April consist of semi-religious self-help snippets shot on a mobile phone urging Zimbabweans to stand up for themselves.
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YouTube already allows channel owners to blacklist certain words and phrases, which then prevent comments containing those snippets of text from publishing without getting approved first.
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Below is a preview with quick snippets from each of the five games: The Triennale Game Collection is available on iTunes for iOS and for Android.
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A vignette can have music and camera tricks because they're never presented as live; they're snippets that acknowledge they're cooked up in a video lab backstage.
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O'Keeffe received dozens of such letters each month, often accompanied by trinkets her admirers thought she would appreciate: smooth stones, snippets of poetry, snapshots of landscapes.
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The company said tonight that it will sell Spectacles, a set of connected sunglasses that record 10-second snippets of video, for $130 sometime this fall.
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The mysterious video didn't give away much except for some brief clips of ambient music; it's not clear if they were snippets from Boys Don't Cry.
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The FBI released snippets of conversation from Mateen's 911 calls and conversation with hostage negotiators on Monday as part of an update into the ongoing investigation.
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The company has for years been showing off snippets of what its augmented reality glasses can do, and last December it finally unveiled the glasses themselves.
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Many of the workers who they spoke with were "pickers" and "packers" in the fulfillment centers; snippets from their conversations reveal their intense experience working there.
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Richard Nixon, notably, also plays a supporting role, with Spielberg using snippets of his White House recordings to reflect the animus he harbored toward the Post.
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DNA sequences from so many species have now been decoded that the snippets of ancient DNA can be identified by looking for matches in DNA databanks.
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The snippets show the mother of three sensually lying in bed as makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic swipes on a little "booty highlight," as she calls it.
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She takes clipped vocals, hair-raising snippets of feedback, and the odd piece of rattling sheet metal and draws them into dangerously swirling, stomach-turning masses.
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This extended right is similar to ancillary copyright laws already enacted by governments in Germany and Spain which target search engines displaying snippets of news stories.
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The ads seem standard, with picturesque channels populated by sailboats, dreamy Nordic landscapes, and a website offering snippets about a local gift shop and a brewery.
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Instead, they just reacted to what they saw, talking in between snippets of footage, saying the same sort of thing we were all thinking, but funnier.
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The day I was there with her, I heard French and English and Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese, Spanish and snippets of tongues I couldn't place at all.
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Considering the track snippets posted to the label's SoundCloud, its contents seem elegantly subdued and spaced-out, working through a minimalistic and lightly muted sound palate.
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The Texas researchers then checked these snippets against a huge database of genomes from many different animals, to see if they are common to most mammals.
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On her Instagram account, she posts work-in-progress snippets, letting her followers in on her journey — a bit of a novelty in the art industry.
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It's a stuttering collage of organ snippets and cymbal hits, the sounds of the genre ripped from their skeleton to present something wonderfully formless and misshapen.
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This column is packed with the kinds of quirky encounters, daily dramas and laugh-out-loud snippets that make ideal subjects for pen and ink illustration.
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Be smart: A source tells Axios that Facebook won't actually be licensing articles, but rather will be paying for links to articles and snippets of news.
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Its leader, Mr. Chukwuji, said the group was currently battling the nation's major mobile phone company, MTN, which pays artists to use snippets of their songs.
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One by one, shots of Aquaman (Jason Momoa), Cyborg (Ray Fisher) and the Flash (Ezra Miller) pop up, accompanied by snippets of bios in voice-overs.
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Detractors hold that this part of the law could threaten social media users' ability to share anything from internet memes to snippets of music and film.
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Apple paused human review of Siri user audio snippets at the beginning of August and published an apology later that month for the lack of transparency.
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Travis Scott's 2019 Netflix movie "Look Mom I Can Fly" offers snippets of the rapper's Houston roots, love of amusement parks, and love of the craft.
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The managers came armed with informational slides, photos of noncooperating witnesses, damning video clips from the House hearings and awkward snippets of the president's public appearances.
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It uses snippets from the diaries of hundreds of mostly prominent Russians of that epoch to create a snapshot of every single day, including the weather.
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The Bumble entrepreneur, 37, was sure to share snippets of the weekend with her fans, starting with a photo from Los Angeles International Airport on Friday.
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From fragments and snippets, glimpses and hints, a complex woman emerges in a film that is part detective story, love story, family history, and searing biography.
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The video includes snippets from the deposition of Kesha's mom, in which she also denies being told anything about untoward conduct involving Luke and her daughter.
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First, it will become much easier to consume short snippets of audio during the in-between moments of life, similar to how we consume visual content today.
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Some of it sounded like the Byrds or Buffalo Springfield, other tracks were desolate acoustic folk music—and then there were weird interludes with snippets of dialogue.
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The first, Article 11, calls for a "link tax" that would require popular websites to pay news organizations for linking to articles or using snippets of text.
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Trying to do short-form snippets — go live from this moment, go live from that moment — just doesn't work as well as you might think it does.
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"I wanted everybody to see it, but internationally they see snippets of Mark Zuckerberg's face on CNN and wonder why Zuckerberg is talking to Congress," Oleck explained.
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For example, Article 11 of the proposal was constructed with an eye on making companies pay when they use even short snippets of text from news publications.
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Who needs actual TV show trailers when you've got celebrity introductions, a theme tune performed on piano, and tiny snippets of content mashed together with dramatic music?
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It requires social networks and aggregators such as Google's "News" search engine to obtain a licence from publishers before displaying snippets of news reports to their users.
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Developers can also add pauses, change the pronunciation of a word, spell a word out, add audio snippets, and insert special words and phrases into their skill.
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The documentary does provide snippets of some of the behind-the-scenes mechanics through which the Justice Democrats and Brand New Congress recruit, vet, and support candidates.
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Through Snapchat, it was fun to see snippets of his life— his attempts at home-cooking, office pups and neighborhood art — and to share flashes of mine.
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Ideally, this means that Google Search is now better able to understand exactly what you are looking for and provide more relevant search results and featured snippets.
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And you could use this new tool to create any celebrity voice you want if you're willing to spend the time (and find the right audio snippets).
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Both endeavored to capture something of their unhappy existences in stitches through working on elaborate samplers: wide stretches of fabric embroidered with snippets of their life-stories.
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Eerie music follows as we see snippets of other characters, including Tony Padilla, Tyler Down, and Justin Foley, closing the trunk of Tony's car and acting shady.
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One is a timeline view that shows little snippets of activity inside the scene and, when you turn your phone sideways, you see the entire scene enlarged.
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Links on those services don't violate existing copyright laws because links, headlines and short snippets are either not copyrightable, or are exempted from copyright under fair dealing.
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His creations sounds both immediately familiar and enjoyable, as if he has pulled the best snippets of your favorite dance tracks and filtered them into one song.
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Christine, now 28 and living in Beaverton, Oregon, struggles to remember the sound of Daniel's voice; their shared moments and conversations only come to her in snippets.
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Viewers are also given snippets of information about Rebecca and her daughter Kate's (Chrissy Metz) broken relationship, which Moore believes will "get addressed more" in season 2.
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That truth is exactly what makes his audiences laugh: It's in the way Escola exposes snippets of life we never thought to examine or even considered funny.
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You've seen some snippets already looking royal and speaking eloquently as hell ... but here they let loose after the interview ends and the mics are turned off.
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These sorts of troubles plague Google's featured snippets fairly regularly, but this instance caused particular alarm because it occurred less than a week before California's primary elections.
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By seeming to offer snippets from the everyday life of a privileged member of the art world clubhouse, it celebrates upward mobility while reveling in its cliquishness.
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Instead of scrolling though a static list of links or images, you'll be able to tap through photos, video snippets, and, yes, maybe scroll through some text.
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A game like The Last of Us depends more on story than anything else, and we're only going to see snippets during a pre-release press conference.
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The platform is 100% playlists; with the ability to add annotated lines, users could highlight specific lyrical snippets on the list that lent themselves to the mood.
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Kite uses type inference to show you relevant code snippets, for example, based on the information about relevant libraries and APIs the service indexed from the web.
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While rarely sold directly for profit, the artists producing this sample-based work see it as an opportunity to promote themselves by including recognizable snippets of music.
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Actor Kal Penn found some of his old audition scripts, and the snippets he shared of accented or stereotypical South Asian roles would not survive today's scrutiny.
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When Snapchat for example, wanted to strike a deal to carry snippets of Olympics video, it had to negotiate independently with broadcast rights holders around the world.
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This massive e-learning collection spans eleven courses comprising 55 hours of video instruction, 30 projects, and hundreds of code snippets for use in your own projects.
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The system also factors in its judgments about preceding snippets when trying to make a judgement as to whether a new snippet is a whisper or alarm.
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They were used to broadcast Korean pop music, news and weather forecasts -- snippets of everyday life in the South that are strictly off limits for North Koreans.
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He improvised with musicians in his studio, then culled snippets that might engender songs; he toyed with loops and effects; he let samples lead him to ideas.
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Coincidentally (or not) Apple also suspended human reviews of Siri snippets this week — globally, in its case — following privacy concerns raised by a recent UK media report.
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At least 169 other Google employees were not so lucky: The screenshots included in the lawsuit revealed dozens of email addresses, profile pictures, and snippets of discussion.
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The app spawned some stars, among them the singer Shawn Mendes, and improved upon the best thing about Twitter — funny tweets — by adding audio and visual snippets.
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There are some suggestions in the various snippets that they hail from different walks of life, but character development will have to wait for a later date.
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In this video are snippets of a pair of 4-day-old cubs going about their day learning how to walk, roar impressively and being bottle-fed.
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But they would also write together for Nervous System, though in many cases, Michaels would come to the studio with snippets she'd written alone, on the piano.
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Originally, the malware was seen to be fairly innocuous: it could siphon off only small snippets of information such as a device's ID, and the current time.
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The attackers use CSS and HTML tricks to hide the inserted snippets from the eyes of visitors and site administrators while keeping them visible to web crawlers.
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Back in 2013, Runnable launched with the mission to become the "YouTube of code" that allowed its users to find and run code snippets on its site.
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Programmers note that a system like this can't build larger projects out of small snippets of code which, to be fair, sounds like whistling past the graveyard.
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It also means the snippets in the results and the content on the Google cache pages, will be from the mobile version of the pages, when live.
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Instead, it seems more like a wasteland of political opinion, memes and cartoons I don't find interesting and snippets of video I have no interest in watching.
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Mr. Leckey stuck with music with his "Sound System" sculptures, totemlike stacks of speakers, amps and buffers that burble out snippets of vocals, beats and bodily sounds.
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The snippets are royalty-free to use, leading many sourced from Splice to end up in chart-topping songs like Demi Lovato's Billboard #1 "Sorry Not Sorry".
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I understand the desire to construct a world out of idealized snippets of the past, literary references or heady thesauric meanderings, but that's just not my thing.
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Eleven men, clad in casual office-wear, perform within a simple set that resembles a living room as snippets of Beethoven and electronica (among other music) plays.
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Ms. Al Solh often completes a portrait during a single sitting, and tries to capture sitters' individuality along with snippets of stories they share, in Arabic text.
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The bows at the end are staged as if in an opera house, and snippets from Offenbach's "The Tales of Hoffmann" prove crucial to the climactic scene.
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The documentary is full of behind-the-scenes clips of the band members intercut with snippets of fans trying to articulate what attracts them to the group.
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The wood grain seems to be of a higher order of reality than either the collaged-on snippets of newspaper or the human figure who is represented.
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Maria Callas was on the cover — she's also tattooed on Mr. Jorden's back, as Medea — and inside were snippets of parody news about divas like Renata Scotto.
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There, the vesicles entered the organ, dissolved and delivered a load of biological stuff, including snippets of genetic material that can supply messages to other genetic material.
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Most of them get their news in snippets, either by word of mouth or in TV reports they half-see while herding kids to the breakfast table.
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Boeing employees are not allowed to publicly discuss the crash investigations, so many of those outside must rely on snippets of information from friends, or news reports.
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Droid Life has shared several full-page snippets of Samsung's materials, which give the best look yet at many of the rumored features we've been hearing about.
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Sporadic snippets of wavy and distorted poetic text appear throughout — such as the punning directive to "use your/ inside/ vote" — but most of the rectangles are wordless.
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And so you tap and you'd see different snippets of summaries, basically, of the tech news, and tweets, and quotes from whether it's Recode or other publications.
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The Peppermint star also shared snippets of her conversation with Andrews, 84, on her Instagram story, including the moment when the Mary Poppins star first called her.
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The talk of war and invasion proceeds in platitudes and snippets of propaganda; here and there, German atrocities perpetuated farther east are spoken of in hushed tones.
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And this, of course, produces privacy nightmares, as when Amazon or Google subcontractors sit around listening to our audio snippets or hackers remotely spy on our kids.
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The condition is known to run in families, and studies show that people who carry certain snippets of genes are far more vulnerable than others to depression.
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Google said on Wednesday that it's rolling out a new format for "featured snippets" that will try to answer multiple different interpretations of a vague search query.
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Featured snippets are the boxed results that Google puts at the top of the page, based on an algorithmic determination of the best answer to a query.
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The article mentions Project 1917, a website that simulates social media that uses diary snippets from Russians who chronicled their lives over the course of the revolution.
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About 2 percent of audio snippets from white people were considered unreadable by these systems, according to the study, which was conducted by researchers at Stanford University.
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About 2 percent of audio snippets from white people were considered unreadable by these systems, according to the study, which was conducted by researchers at Stanford University.
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In the experiment, they encoded digital data from four image files into the nucleotide sequences of synthetic DNA snippets, which can be dehydrated for long-term storage.
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On an old color television (the story takes place in the mid-90s), we watch snippets of the audition interviews that brought them to this fateful evening.
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The Radio Silence podcast's first episode, "Speechlessness," introduces Abdulwahed, the "host who has become a ghost," who will continue to appear in snippets in each subsequent episode.
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Previous research has already show that heart rate variability (HRV) or electrodermal activity (EDA) can be accurate indicators of task difficulty or difficulty in comprehending code snippets.
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But creating a roughly six-minute video, assembled from about 365 snippets, did prove to be a vivid way of preserving moments that surely would have been forgotten.
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She has combined his now-vintage photos with imagery from her trip and snippets of his letters to create a visual narrative that weaves their two stories together.
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You can get a better idea of what it sounds like from Pornhub's PG-rated demo guide, featuring descriptions from short snippets of the site's top-rated videos.
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In the complaint, the FBI includes snippets of conversations between Bolin and his cousin Austin Witkowski, including their discussion of the New Zealand attacks that left 50 dead.
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Amazon Echo and Google Home scan and record brief snippets of audio to catch "hotwords" or "wake words," like "Alexa" or "OK, Google," that then activate the devices.
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Plays are sometimes shafted when it comes to on-air coverage, but the highlight reels contain more drama than any of the snippets played after Oscar nominees' names.
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The actress, 42, shared a first look at the upcoming film 355 which includes snippets of her fellow costars Penélope Cruz, Lupita Nyong'o, Diane Kruger and Fan Bingbing.
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You probably think that having an always-on microphone in your home is fine, and furthermore, tech companies only record and store snippets of your most intimate conversations.
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Today, the company is instead launching new features for viewers – one related to Twitch's 60-second video snippets called Clips and another to its virtual tipping mechanism, Cheering.
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Researchers found that the internet-connected Hello Barbie doll by Mattel could be hacked, allowing people to listen in on snippets of conversation recorded by the doll's microphone.
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In the videos, Justin shows off a cool feature on Instagram Stories -- being able to embed snippets of songs and having the lyrics superimpose over your uploaded clip.
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Some of the book's charm lies in its snippets of information: in France children are happy as chaffinches, rather than larks; "a big snooze" is un gros dodo.
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However the song is interspersed with snippets of dialogue from one of my favorite scenes in Donnie Darko, a dinner table argument about curse words and Michael Dukakis.
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The app has traditionally handled media well — with video previews and link snippets appearing inside chats — and now it has opened its "Instant View" webpage layout for customization.
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Caroline Framke: I had avoided watching Mr. Robot for a long time exactly because I heard snippets of Elliot's "political ramblings" and almost sprained my eyes rolling them.
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For years, these snippets have appeared at the top of the search results page and featured both images and text that Google thinks are relevant to your query.
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It's sort of like a weird mix between Twitter and Snapchat, where users post short snippets of audio that their followers have to regularly come back to see.
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Unlike the previously launched Featured Snippet, which directly links you to the relevant answer to one of your questions in a video, the snippets are always the same.
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Snippets of cellphone videos, as well as other evidence prosecutors gathered, did not support the woman's allegations that the suspects had forced themselves on her, the officials said.
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One of the most controversial segments of the Copyright Directive is Article 73, which gives publishers the right to demand paid licenses for using snippets of their stories.
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