It's the evening after the funeral, and some of Zoe's old friends have gathered to sort through her things (she left no close family), and to sort through their sorrow.
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Humans can't sort through this much data — but computers can.
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It provides a framework for you to sort through it.
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It takes a lot of work to sort through that.
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Leggett has long specialized in helping people sort through emails.
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But ePluribus also wants to help sort through the noise.
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In Photos, it can be used to sort through images.
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The trick is being able to sort through it all.
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So we just have more stuff to sort through today?
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Within Sheikh Amoudi's empire, there is much to sort through.
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But first it is necessary to sort through the baggage.
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The Banking Committee appeared ready to sort through the differences.
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We'll help you sort through the basics of skin care.
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But the paperwork may take some time to sort through.
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Here's how to sort through the options and get started.
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There are plenty of opinions out there to sort through.
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It would also save the Court from having to sort through
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I sort through my inbox and prioritize projects with my supervisor.
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It takes about one hour a day to sort through everything.
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The volume of trades to sort through still makes detection difficult.
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I can't sort through my data, because I don't control it.
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Instead, it took years to sort through all of the rules.
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The women then sort through the pile, picking out the peanuts.
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We'll help you sort through all of it with this newsletter.
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And I only had about two weeks to sort through them.
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For example: A robot that can sort through office trash. 6.
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That's something a lot of economists are trying to sort through.
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There's a lot of money advice out there to sort through.
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Most Florida counties still must sort through and evaluate provisional ballots.
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"It's going to take us time sort through this," he said.
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Take it slow as you sort through confusion in your relationships.
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You can sort through them by genre, including Oscar winners and nominees.
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To help sort through these conflicting feelings, I called up Tim Recuber.
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Finally telling the whole story helped him sort through his complicated feelings.
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I'll be away for some time while I sort through my emotions.
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More to come, obviously, as Yahoo and Verizon sort through this mess.
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" "I think that's a question that people are trying to sort through.
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He also created an "opportunities bucket" to help sort through new offers.
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Make time for yourself so you can really sort through your feelings.
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Some consumers are not taking the time to sort through those rewards.
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Companies use them to sort through stacks of résumés from job seekers.
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Clemency petitions typically take months for the Justice Department to sort through.
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NextDoor uses machine learning to sort through content on their message boards.
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Six years later, I still can't bring myself to sort through them.
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I sort through the mail and see a reactivation offer for HelloFresh.
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That's 1.8 trillion edits a year that Amazon needs to sort through.
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But this is a powerful time to sort through emotionally charged issues.
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Bare with us as we sort through another set of life's uncrackable codes.
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Before you jump into action, take some time to sort through your thoughts.
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"Understanding what's inside a fund can help sort through various options, " Rosenbluth said.
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Well good luck trying to sort through all of that in today's environment.
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It's going to be tough for members to sort through this extraordinary field.
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It's a great time to sit and sort through your many complicated emotions.
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If not, look at your credit card statements or sort through your receipts.
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I think it's relative and people will have to sort through that themselves.
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Here's what you should keep in mind to sort through all the noise.
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That, at least, gave them time to sort through all their storage units.
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I'm exaggerating, but there were a lot of different pieces to sort through.
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Today, humans sort through items that move in and out of distribution centers.
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I did my best to sort through all the evidence in this story.
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There are four different versions to sort through, all with slightly different rules.
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There is a lot of feedback to keep up with and sort through.
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I grabbed a handful of tickets and quickly began to sort through them.
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Whenever I misplaced one, we'd sort through the loners for a suitable companion.
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You'll have to sort through power struggles around money and intimacy today, Sagittarius.
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To help sort through torrents of material, platform operators increasingly rely on computer algorithms.
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Money is tight, and it's hard to sort through the barrage of discounts online.
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When it's over, I sort through my emails and make my to-do list.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Pisces, helping you sort through your emotions.
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You can play music, sort through old texts, read emails, and browse through photos.
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The service uses the Reddit API to sort through a commenter's last 100 entries.
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So we have to sort through what donations were legitimate and which were fraudulent.
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They had to sort through all the bottles, and they had to open them.
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You know, they have their internal issues to sort through and it takes time.
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This will be a recurring theme as Democrats sort through their large primary field.
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It's a great day to talk about your feelings and sort through complicated emotions.
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It took years to sort through all the sweaters we received in the mail.
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If that sounds like a lot of deals to sort through, well, it is.
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There are also legal implications to sort through, that vary from state to state.
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It wasn't hard, since I have two weeks of killer releases to sort through.
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It can feel like there's an overwhelming amount of money advice to sort through.
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Workers there used to sort through food and medical waste by hand, he said.
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They can't sort through a big pile of stuff, or accomplish more complex tasks.
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The key actors need to sort through the pros and cons of acting now.
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In addition, librarians helped residents complete housing applications and sort through legal challenges with landlords.
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Anxieties concerning your career goals or your reputation are up for you to sort through.
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That's a whole lot to sort through, and I know the history of this series.
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So much, in fact, that I had well over 100 "favorite" products to sort through.
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Download Manager is a better way to sort through Chrome downloads than the default option.
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Some catadores belong to co-operatives and help city governments sort through rubbish they collect.
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But to help you sort through it all, we've rounded up the top 15 pieces.
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Hassled recruiters have to sort through reams of applications that vastly outnumber the jobs available.
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One time, it was my turn to sort through the donation bins we keep outside.
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The Moon enters your sign this evening, helping you sort through your many complicated emotions.
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So the EU needs to spend what it takes to sort through their claims swiftly.
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Look at your credit card statements or, if you're like me, sort through your receipts.
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At the end of the day, this might also take 10 years to sort through.
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It took me some time to sort through and analyze what was really being reported.
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Investigators were continuing on Monday to sort through his computer hard drives and other evidence.
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Books, like music, help us sort through the knotted mess that is the human existence.
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I think it's great that you're trying to sort through these experiences as a writer.
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We already had a lot of emails and documents to sort through on our PCs.
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They collect information, they try to sort through it and figure out what's most important.
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That's why there are startups like Loom turning to AI to help sort through it.
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We must also sort through what we accept as the boundaries of our political contests.
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The Wirecutter's smart home editor explains how to sort through the choices for home automation.
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Helping a borrower sort through them and processing all of the required paperwork takes time.
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To sort through that, a team of F.B.I. agents from Washington was sent to Jordan.
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I sort through my emails and work on a presentation due in a few days.
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So where does this leave the voters trying to sort through these claims of sexism?
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Will it be able to sort through the many different forms of address used in Japanese?
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I think it will help you to sort through how you feel and not downplay it.
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Parents and children can then sort through the clothing and send back what they don't want.
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People sort through water-damaged products outside a beauty supply store in the capital, Baton Rouge.
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Now, thanks to General Electric, it will be a little easier to sort through the options.
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We told you we would help you sort through the stress of Black Friday, didn't we?
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Criminaljustice algorithms organise and sort through reams of data faster and more efficiently than people can.
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The authorities have plenty of resources to sort through what&aposs real, and what isn&apost.
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And while there's some amazing deals to be had, it's tough to sort through them all.
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The feature itself offers more than just a bunch of listings for users to sort through.
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Your ruling planet, Venus, is retrograde, so you definitely have plenty of feelings to sort through.
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To help sort through it all, FiveThirtyEight's Harry Enten lays out a couple of ground rules.
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To sort through it all, scientists must balance the information provided by various categories of clues.
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It took six hours to sort through Ms. Cresp's clothing, a typical marathon, Ms. Pawlowski said.
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There's more of everything now than there was then [including people to sort through this information].
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On Wednesday, NASA released the raw images of the flyby, which you can sort through here.
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Choosing the Best Online Program for You Here are steps to help sort through the options.
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While you sort through the messages of admirers, deciding who to make your Valentine, consider finches.
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Developers (and players) have complained that Steam simply has too many games to meaningfully sort through.
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I was fortunate that I didn&apost have to sort through anything beyond my own grief.
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It's just as well because I need something to sort through before I get to work.
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Besides privacy concerns, tracking facial expressions would mean too much data to sort through, he said.
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Sort through all the Disney princesses, sidekicks like the genie from "Aladdin," and even minor characters.
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Other businesses, like Trip Advisor, Car Fax, and Schwab help us to sort through our options.
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You can sort through retro-futuristic computer terminals, trying to piece together what might have happened.
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Here's a review of familiar, and fresh, faces in Season 2 to help sort through the chaos.
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For books on Indigenous history, sort through some "essential reading" from the First Nations Development Institute here.
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If not, look at your credit card statements or, if you're like me, sort through your receipts.
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You can quickly scroll through your existing messages, sort through message requests, and fire off new ones.
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Other users will express interest and you can sort through the profiles to pick the lucky winner.
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To help you sort through the impressive selection, we're sharing our favorite pieces from each ladies' closet.
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The good news is that we're here to help you sort through the workout trends and gimmicks.
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I sort through my files and throw out things I don't need while listening to some podcasts.
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Thankfully, we're here to help you sort through the madness and determine when it's OK to share.
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There are so many variables to sort through, but Redick should have his fair share of options.
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You've got to sort through the dirt to find the golden nugget tasks that make you fulfilled.
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Again, the staff at the offices or clinics you contact can help you sort through all this.
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The calls for an independent counsel to sort through the Russia mess are sure to get louder.
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You know, at the end of the day this might also take ten years to sort through.
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The health department has five mosquito trappers and five taxonomists who sort through the catch every day.
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We appreciate your patience as we sort through the details and thank you for respecting the process.
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Lobbyists are working to sort through the conflicting messages from the White House and Congress on trade.
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When it's time to write, I dump them all out at the landfill and sort through them.
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Residents continue to sort through the wreckage of their property to try and salvage anything they can.
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Online health insurance brokerage eHealth is gearing up to help seniors sort through all the new options.
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And you can sort through all that content using commands like "/everything," which shows you everything you've saved.
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The justices said they had not seen the entire report and needed time to sort through legal arguments.
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In fact, just a few years ago, exoplanet-hunting astronomers would still sort through Kepler's data by hand.
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Volunteers sort through donated clothing at a shelter in the George R. Brown Convention Center on Aug. 28.
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This is a wonderful time to sort through your feelings; you'll feel pushed to talk about them tonight.
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Walmart employees in West Windsor Township, New Jersey, sort through shopping carts full of returned merchandise on Dec.
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They didn't just dump me back to a big internet search that I'd have to sort through myself.
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Email newsletters have been making a resurgence in popularity, but they are hard to manage and sort through.
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Aside from helping recruiters sort through applications, the tool also has the potential to make hiring more fair.
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Software can now sort through seismic data, performing the same task in a few hours for about $20.
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You can sort through the archive's featured collections by season, year, company, production, or even a particular performer.
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It just clears my head a lot and it gives me my own time to sort through problems.
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You're going to say that the jury didn't have the intelligence to sort through this, but we do?
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As older Americans sort through their options during Medicare open enrollment, they might discover an unwanted complication: fraudsters.
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The government has sent the files to a special "taint team" to sort through what files are covered.
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The scientists used two techniques of M.R.I. data analysis to sort through what the participants' brains were doing.
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It is not uncommon for C.E.O.s and C.F.O.s to painstakingly sort through their household recycling on the weekends.
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Democrats are now in search of their own unifying message, as they sort through the wreckage of 2016.
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There are so many business books published each year, it can be overwhelming to sort through them all.
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Employee-discrimination suits and sexual-harassment claims were so numerous, it was impossible to sort through them all.
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Venus will make a lovely connection with Mars on August 7, helping you sort through some deep emotions.
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For each edition, the organizers issue a theme and then sort through proposals to pick the best ones.
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"The prospect of having to sort through all my stuff just to move wasn't particularly appealing," she said.
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It's also because they carry intimate baggage into their work and invite us to sort through the contents.
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But each of the emerging fights raises somewhat different legal questions that courts would have to sort through.
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That being said, underperforming candidates, like Biden, have a lot to sort through as the primary season continues.
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To help sort through the options, Mr. Trump named Robert O'Brien as national security adviser, replacing John Bolton.
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Solutions to puzzles also don't "read" as easily because there are so many other props to sort through.
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I want you to take a moment and sort through the last dozen or so photos you took.
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It takes time to file away important papers or sort through a dining room table buried under books.
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He doesn't over-explain the trickier plot entanglements, confident in his audience's ability to sort through its thickets.
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But if you can figure out that stuff and sort through some other user interface issues, it's fun.
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Anyone willing to sort through piles of leaves could make it out of the season several hundred dollars richer.
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The longer the shutdown continues, the bigger the backlog the bureau will have to sort through when work resumes.
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Despite the emphasis on technology, much of the work still relies on low-paid workers to sort through records.
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Many GoPro users still struggle to sort through all of the footage and photos they shoot, according to Woodman.
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Maybe you have a morning routine that helps you sort through where you are on that journey each day.
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The spaces that help us sort through the situations that bewilder, betray, and become too difficult to carry alone. .
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And robots in a fully automated sorting plant in China can sort through thousands of packages at terrifying speeds.
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After the eclipse is done, the iNaturalist team and the California Academy of Sciences will sort through the data.
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As I listened to the reedy murmurings of my patient's breath, I tried to sort through my own feelings.
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Our job is to sort through all that and make sure the company is making the right trade-offs.
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Instagram says machine learning will work to sort through hashtags, surfacing only those that are relevant in your feed.
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There are a lot of opinions out there now and more news than ever for investors to sort through.
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There's so much, it's hard to imagine the amount of material the exhibition's curators originally had to sort through.
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Price estimates have yet to be determined as auctioneers sort through the collection that Minnelli has assembled over decades.
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We soak in this, we push through it on the way to work and sort through it every day.
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IN AN open-plan office in a nondescript building in central Yangon, women sort through piles of brown folders.
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Editors sort through a list of stories generated by algorithms and pick items to add to the trending feature.
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That allowed the F.B.I. to sort through the emails faster than many, including some at the agency, had expected.
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Members of the Reinhardt family sort through the remains of their home after the Thomas Fire swept through Ventura.
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Former prosecutors say Gates's testimony, should he choose to cooperate, could help prosecutors sort through their evidence against Manafort.
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There are allegations made, you try to sort through the facts, and you try to make an informed decision.
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So far, the Photos redesign has made it easier for me to find pictures and sort through old photos.
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Oliver said Last Week Tonight "had to hire five permanent interns" to sort through all the mail it received.
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You can also organize the items you share into specific "shelves," so they're easier to sort through by friends.
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Thankfully, Reto Caduff, from the Zurich publishing house Sturm & Drang, took it upon himself to sort through Weinberger's legacy.
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I was overwhelmed by how much there was to sort through and spent a significant amount of time inside.
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In fact, it can be difficult to sort through them all to find the ones that perform the best.
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Online bookstores may buy them in bulk, sort through them, and resell as "new" the least damaged through Amazon.
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I make some sleepytime tea, bring a mug to T., and sort through puzzle pieces until my eyes cross.
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The database allows the public to sort through the complaints by date, issue and a number of other factors.
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The IBM and MIT researchers used it to help sort through all the data they analyzed for this paper.
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"We appreciate your patience as we sort through the details and thank you for respecting the process," she said.
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Steiner said changing drivers while the team were trying to sort through their problems would only introduce further unknowns.
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ESPN used to have a million menus to sort through — but at least most of the content was free!
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But in the short term, this camp will remain open until we sort through some things and understand logistics.
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You're in an intense and emotional mood, but this is a good time to sort through some complicated feelings.
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Many of the story's biggest plot points will happen off-screen, while players are left to sort through the dust.
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It's now really easy to find new podcasts to listen to, sort through the ones you already have, and more.
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A company's HR department could use it to sort through the thousands of documents typically involved in an internal investigation.
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As for health-care stocks, Cashin said they will need some time to sort through the Republicans' Obamacare replacement bill.
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So Systrom gathered a team to sort through massive piles of bilge, buffoonery, and low-grade extortion on the platform.
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Permitting such fishing expeditions would require courts to sort through endless factual permutations giving rise to varying degrees of uncertainty.
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This week we have co-producer and writer Kor Adana on the show to help us sort through our feelings.
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The software has been completely reorganized with a persistent sidebar that makes it way easier to sort through your photos.
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The Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab had an opportunity to sort through the data prior to today's official release.
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The facts of their lives are disclosed in no particular order, as the combative couple sort through the Pollock myth.
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I find it easiest to interpret fulsome praise of this sort through the lens of Pierre Bourdieu, the French sociologist.
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These systems sort through resumes and highlight top candidates by searching for keywords related to the position being applied for.
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If you don't have the patience to sort through such a huge download yourself, it's a Motherboard-Recommended Follow (™).
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Ainge, according to ESPN, told Thomas he would first need to sort through the contract status of guard Marcus Smart.
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Its technology was based on Hadoop, which offers the ability to sort through data from diverse sources with exceptional speed.
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To help you sort through the (literal) thousands of items, here are the 53 best deals from Nordstrom's Fall Sale.
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A special committee of Yahoo's board is now expected to sort through the preliminary offers to decide which to pursue.
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If you're running a company with a lot of customers, it can take time to sort through all that feedback.
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Instead of having to sort through different apps, it finds the best answer to your problem and makes it happen.
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Here's a guide to help you sort through the jumble and become acclimated to your first voice-controlled smart home.
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Algorithms help target ads about new positions, sort through resumes, and even analyze applicants' facial expressions during video job interviews.
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Mackey has also used this method to sort through online conversations about other types of opioids, like oxycodone and oxycontin.
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As electors sort through their options, they will be eying leaders that propose paths to victory in all 50 states.
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Why it matters: The dueling narratives aren't mutually exclusive, but it takes some nuance to sort through the partisan hyperbole.
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For me, music has become this place where I figure out how to talk about it and sort through it.
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It's not that you can't remember — you can — it's just that there is so much more information to sort through.
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Ms. Lindello employs three freelancers to help her sort through the hundreds of daily submissions and choose items to post.
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There are lots of opportunities, but how can investors sort through it all to find the best opportunities to profit?
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Around 10, I heat up the quinoa lentil salad and have a savory late breakfast while I sort through photos.
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But for those who still enjoy it, we have a bunch of great breakfast recipes you can sort through here.
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He realized he could also create much-needed jobs by paying people to collect, clean and sort through neighborhood trash.
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Join the elves (postal workers) as they sort through some 700,000 letters to Santa in our latest 360 video, above.
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It hands you a slew of ideas and leaves you to sort through them, which means it leaves you confused.
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It then takes a few weeks to sort through all the raw survey results and get the published job numbers.
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Archaeologists with the Human Identification Laboratory sort through fire rubble to try and find victims of the Camp Fire in Paradise.
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Here's how it works: The staff will sort through each item and only take what is in season and lightly worn.
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If Governor Romney had won in 2012, I think that there would have been some issues to sort through as well.
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He thinks that the Foreigners' Tribunals may not act very quickly, taking perhaps 20 years to sort through their case load.
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In 2017, Axon began acquiring computer vision start-ups, hugely enhancing police agencies' ability to sort through enormous amounts of footage.
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Instead of one person reading through hundreds of resumes, they envision a process in which AI can quickly sort through data.
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There are a ton of other games on sale, too, and you have plenty of time to sort through the discounts.
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The House Democratic campaign arm, said Ted Lieu, "absolutely reserve[s] a right to get involved" to sort through the chaos.
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Next, you start running the algorithm and sort through its output, picking the best examples from the hundreds or thousands generated.
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In addition to dots, Android O adds Notification Channels that make it easier to sort through notifications of a specific type.
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Other tweaks like improved facial recognition and tagging will make it easier for people to sort through all of their photos.
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Enter Slidebox, which lets you sort through all those uncategorized photos on your phone to find only the ones worth keeping.
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Users sort through photos taken by Panthera's "camera traps," which take an image every time movement is indicated in the wild.
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Both use algorithmic curation to scalably sort through the reams of eligible posts and surface the most relevant ones in search.
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The government will also sort through all the creditor claims, mainly from Serbia but also from a number of Greek investors.
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Scorpio is a sign that's not afraid to talk about hard issues—what difficult feelings do you need to sort through?
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And not a moment too soon, since all those trades and transactions can take a lot of time to sort through.
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Consider this your one-stop shop, or like a best friend signing on to help you sort through the virtual piles.
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But as cameras record constantly, agents still have to sort through footage from the fixed cameras to look for security breaches.
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But they also help enrollees sort through complex claims problems and billing errors like the one faced by Jones in Detroit.
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"He has a history of charges, but we haven't been able to sort through what convictions he had," Colonel Flaherty said.
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And we end with a few yearbook-style superlatives to help you sort through the troves of good stuff out there.
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These days there is a sea of information — a lot of it conflicting — and people are left to sort through it.
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For customers, it's a necessary way to sort through the clutter and improve the efficiency and relevancy of their online experience.
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There's no independent special prosecutor (at least not yet) to take over this investigation and sort through all the different allegations.
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The application has been reorganized to include a persistent sidebar that will likely make it easier to sort through your photos.
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But even for the most hardcore of UD fans, 100-plus lipsticks is an overwhelming number of tubes to sort through.
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They can sort through the marketplace based on brand, color and size, and can chat one-on-one or in groups.
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If you sort through a somewhat complicated chart at the USCIS website, it's clear that Sonny and Jose qualify for citizenship.
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On our drive home without his father, my son and I began to sort through the heap of emotions between us.
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Congrats—a huge part of feeling better is simply making the decision to sort through your emotional baggage with a professional.
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Also: smirk along with (or at?) Cersei as we sort through the tangled web of Lannister/Tyrell/Stark marriage-alliance plots.
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Answers were anonymous; the data was compiled in a spreadsheet on Ms. Green's website so people could sort through the data.
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Creating a program to quickly sort through the tens of thousands of images as quickly as possible requires answering many questions.
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Department officials said the transition would help eliminate possible problems, such as faked entries and having to sort through indecipherable handwriting.
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It looks as if you sort through it and look at averages of the three it appears to have moderated slightly.
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Parker said the Utah-based company began using AI in 2014 as a way to help companies sort through video interviews.
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Whether your divorce is amicable or adversarial, a lawyer can help you sort through the separation of your lives and finances.
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Since schools must sort through record-breaking numbers of applications, some increase in spending in these areas is to be expected.
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The company has scrambled to contain the fallout, undertaking several experiments to better sort through what people see on its site.
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Sort through your available restaurants by type of cuisine, menu price range, or by which are running deals at the moment.
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Department officials say the transition will help eliminate possible abuses, such as faking entries, and having to sort through indecipherable handwriting.
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With 1,681 precincts trying to report votes, the result was a tangle of misreporting that could take days to sort through.
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That is my big thing, how you can have thoughtful disagreement, sort through that disagreement to get to the right answer.
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She's now hired a team of four people to help her sort through the thousands and thousands of DMs she's received.
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For six months, Mr. Benetti helped Ms. Elkind sort through 84 boxes of reference books she had collected over the years.
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We invited our colleagues at the Book Review to sort through the ire-filled shelves and pick out a few favorites.
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The firm's team, who are not insurance brokers, felt more comfortable having outside experts sort through those complex questions, Reinfried said.
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We spoke with Grant Clauser, smart home editor at The Wirecutter, about how to sort through the choices for home automation.
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Homeland There's a lot to sort through and digest this week, so let's jump right in: Dar Adal has declared war.
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You might end up with a few hundred more faces to sort through, but you're less likely to miss your culprit.
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He managed to sort through and figure out which one was mine and they honed it down to New Orleans. Wow.
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They're preparing for it by putting all these different options on the table, to sort through where a consensus might exist.
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Now it's Wegrzyn's job to sort through them all to look for genetic signatures that correspond to needle retention and phytophtora resistance.
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At its core, ROSS is a platform that helps legal teams sort through case law to find details relevant to new cases.
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But sort through the lives of the 38 people who committed suicide with Marshall Herff Applewhite at the Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.
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Deliveries are made to a small storage area behind the lockers, where employees sort through the deliveries and place them in lockers.
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So I guess I'm just wondering how people can sort through all of this information and determine what's real and what's not.
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Art has always been the place I go when I need to sort through the complexity and confusion of the road ahead.
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Sometimes their images are poor quality, their formats are not always uniform, and there is often too much to sort through quickly.
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Johnson & Johnson, a consumer-goods firm, and Accenture, a consultancy, use AI to sort through job applications and pick the best candidates.
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Online software such as TurboTax Home & Business can also help make it easier to sort through and manage expenses and write-offs.
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Now the series has ended again, possibly for good, and we all have to sort through that as best as we can.
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In addition, last year it started allowing people to list their jobs and education, to help users to sort through the crowds.
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And that makes figuring out what to watch each day a huge hassle; there are just too many videos to sort through.
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While the field is quickly becoming the new norm, odds are new users will need a guide to sort through it all.
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While cities are fiercely competing to steal companies from London, others are hoping to profit by helping companies sort through their options.
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There are hundreds of titles to sort through on Netflix, but Insider is here to help you figure out what to watch.
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There may be no other state with as much to sort through — or as much at stake this year — as North Carolina.
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"Look, he has some issues with management, he hasn't really overseen a large group, and so, we'll sort through that," Tester said.
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"Reddit does not bother to sort through their DMCA notices and complies immediately whether the content is infringing or not," dysgraphical said.
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And they're not imminent — the White House counsel's office has told the Trump team the process will take months to sort through.
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"I think the jury is still out on that because it was very difficult to sort of sort through it all," Mrs.
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That's where it arrived at the robot it's detailing today: One it successfully taught to sort through garbage at X's own offices.
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On March 18, Congress passed a bill offering $1 billion to states to help them sort through the historic surge in unemployment.
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In the spring of 19193, with the fighting finished, the victors gathered in Paris to sort through the details of the peace.
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Much of her work is assisting clients who are applying for affordable housing sort through a variety of income sources they receive.
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As people get a chance to sort through what the implications really are, we will have strong bipartisan support for opposing this.
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Stay with us all night as we sort through the returns on the most important day of the Democratic primary to date.
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Whether you follow the 5S method or not, it's still wise to sort through your workspace regularly and thoughtfully store your necessities.
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Most conventional mosquito traps capture all comers - moths, flies, other mosquito varieties - leaving a pile of specimens for entomologists to sort through.
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Not only is it difficult to sort through legitimate claims, but the system has also suffered from abuse through fake takedown claims.
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With over 80 Armour Fleece® items on sale, it could take you a while to sort through all of the options.
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Meanwhile, Bill and Ben and Beverly have to sort through their not-that-complicated hetero troubles in scene after laboriously awkward scene.
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To sort through the notes, the computer experts used coding and image processing to differentiate pages with ragged, fuzzy or sharp edges.
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Our latest 360 video takes you to Santa Claus Village in Finland, where the elves (postal workers) sort through about 700,000 letters.
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Just ask anyone who has had to sort through a large estate after the death of a relative to submit estate taxes.
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Ward told BuzzFeed she had enlisted a team of four people to help her sort through donations and DMs to verify them.
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Many security researchers who delve into breaches are sitting on massive backlogs of leaked data with little time to sort through it all.
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In the first episode (which aired shortly after this week's premiere of The Bachelor), Kimmel helps Maltby sort through her 4300 Tinder matches.
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Lowe says that all (anonymized) customer data will be kept internally and they'll be licensing Helios's technology and infrastructure to sort through it.
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CAN YOU JUST SORT THROUGH THE NOISE AND TELL US WHERE THE BUSINESS IS IN TERMS OF WHERE YOU ARE IN THIS TRANSFORMATION?
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Her advice for photos is to sort through and actually throw out the bad pics and doubles, and just keep the best ones.
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The Washington Post has done a heroic job attempting to sort through the various donors, nonprofits, researchers, and cybersecurity firms that are involved.
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They're the ones who have the high-end hardware and the expertise and the patience to sort through the uncertainty of it all.
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"That's something we have to sort through," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said after his team won 6-3 at Minnesota on Wednesday night.
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Coupled Virgos have some practical matters to sort through in early October, like figuring out shared finances and how to align busy schedules.
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My guess is it will take some time to sort through all this, for much of the electorate to really grasp what happened.
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They sort through options even when they're by definition short of options (this is called pretending), and many of them don't work out.
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To help us sort through all the lipsticks, foundations, brow tamers, and more, we tapped a few of Hollywood's top celebrity makeup artists.
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We can't ask it to sort through billions of objects in real-time, and historically to solve for any meaningful number of scenarios.
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Most biology labs do without mass spectrometers, analytic tools which rapidly sort through samples molecule by molecule and characterise every one of them.
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Liability issues will take a lot of time to sort through, and the auto insurance market will have yet to take a hit.
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The facility helped to set up 17 local land commissions to sort through conflicting claims to determine who owns the land, he said.
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It's pretty tricky at first, but it's a great way to understand, at an abstract level, how neural network systems sort through information.
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There is value in tools that let us sort through information, from an old-fashioned gossip network to a series of Twitter lists.
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Move managers can also step in when adult children don't live near their parents or don't have time to help sort through belongings.
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The FBI said it had some 650,000 new emails to sort through, raising questions about whether a conclusion would come before Election Day.
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Sort through the stacks of Mexican blankets and dresses until you find something in a color that complements your Josef Frank-upholstered chaise.
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Statisticians at Cambridge University designed an algorithm to sort through nearly 2,000 musicals to find patterns that separated the hits from the flops.
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It's 2017, and ATF agents still have to sort through paper records to identify point of sale and other information about a weapon.
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To simplify those decisions and sort through the various options, we asked Mr. Kotchen and other designers and material suppliers for some guidance.
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"I would often sit with Brian in the mornings and we would sort through the booth gridlock — Anna, Donna, Calvin," Ms. Doppelt said.
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But we owe a debt to the victims to sort through it as best as we can, and to find a way forward.
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He was clearly trying to sort through his demons and was just being very, very honest, not trying to hide any of it.
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Q: When it comes to philanthropy, how do you sort through all the requests and decide where you can make a meaningful impact?
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Part of our job is to sort through that and only give out what we can be sure of, in any given moment.
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Even better, by shopping small, you save yourself from having to sort through 1,000+ pages just to find one piece worth clicking on.
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Fortunately, he didn't go through with it and Floyd Mayweather invited him to live with him to help him sort through his issues.
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Regardless of any given roster's structure, it's simple: Select "the best player available" and then sort through the rubble after the dust settles.
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Shared experiences help us to sort through the seven billion other bodies crammed into the narrow window of existence we're blessed to occupy.
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I'm doing it here to try and help because there are all these survivors out there right now who need justice, who need to feel that they can take the time they need to sort through the trauma, to sort through the shame, because I can tell you in situations of second degree rape, which is what mine would constitute... You feel shame.
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According to Wired, Instagram originally hired contractors to sort through comments and mark them as spam or not spam and then built its algorithms.
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I sort through them, wash and fold the nice pieces, and give them to schools to use for art projects, sewing classes, and theater.
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But on the House side, where Democrats are trying to sort through ideological rifts within the party, EMILY's List's engagement has raised some hackles.
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It focuses on individuals and their personality, expectations, and behavior in an attempt to better personalize communication, rather than sort through masses of applicants.
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Why are there still dozens of Moments for me to sort through instead of a module of the day's top two or three memes?
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"One is to help defend Iraq and two is to perform a counter-ISIS mission as we sort through the next steps," he added.
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OfferUp users snap a photo of their used items like clothing and furniture and then check the app to sort through the highest bids.
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One accompanying him to Catatumbo is Portland, Oregon-based Mercy Corps, which is helping farmers sort through Colombia's bureaucratic maze to obtain land titles.
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Specialists at the National Hurricane Center then sort through all these different predictions and make a subjective determination on where the storm is headed.
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To that end, the agency employs a variety of scientists who sort through and synthesize the relevant research in order to inform this process.
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"When you have a written record of what was bothering you, then it's a lot easier to try to sort through it," she says.
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With so many new shows to sort through, we tried to highlight some that might be interesting for anime fans and non-fans alike.
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The campaign and convention teams are trying to sort through who will get the short straw -- Bill Clinton is most likely to, sources said.
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Generally, single women have almost too much to sort through, and many of the messages are sleazy, vile, or otherwise indistinguishable from one another.
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"I think that he tries to sort through what he learns from a wide range of sources," said Gingrich, who speaks with Trump occasionally.
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To sort through the consequences of the bill, I spoke by phone and email with Donald Kerwin, director of the Center for Migration Studies.
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But consolidation and regulatory changes could make it more expensive to access, and too many choices can be difficult for consumers to sort through.
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OUR second attempt to try to sort through the morass of opinion on Britain's EU referendum looks at the impact of regulation of business.
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Their attacks all follow a similar pattern: Seed out infections to a massive collection of victims, then sort through them to find espionage targets.
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At night, wildlife movements would trigger the sensors, and the camera would automatically snap pictures which Burrard-Lucas would sort through the next morning.
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After Amanda's slaying, Davey spoke with ABC News, saying it was "really hard to sort through all of the emotion" he had been feeling.
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Trying to sort through these hard questions enables us to have empathy, or the ability to put ourselves in the shoes of our forebears.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Gemini, making this a perfect time for you to sort through your many complicated and conflicting emotions.
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From there, a customizable control panel shows you what's connected and allows you to sort through at will, and control them with your voice.
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It would first sort through Puerto Rico's bewildering array of bonds and put similar creditors together in classes, honoring Puerto Rico's existing bond priorities.
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Interestingly, the indexes come from a partnership with Yewno, an analytics firm that uses machine learning and computational linguistics to sort through Big Data.
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The University of Virginia's Center for Politics launched this cool interactive political atlas to help you sort through all of the data: http://bit.
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In fact, in the words of one Republican representative earlier this week, the stalls are to sort through "end-of-year drama" among themselves.
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In an attempt to sort through all of this chaos and confusion, I reached out to CNN's health care guru, Tami Luhby, for answers.
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Secdo enables large businesses to quickly sort through thousands of potential cyber breach alerts that they receive each day, cutting response time to minutes.
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"I think it took around eight hours just to clear up rubbish, sort through drawers, and to empty the whole room," Davies told Insider.
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For-profit hospital company Tenet Healthcare has hired bankers to help sort through "strategic options," including a sale, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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This is a great day to sort through your stuff and find clothes or books you could sell, plan some redecorating, or get organized.
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He speculated on targets of the Russia investigation and said he did not want to sort through an abundance of email despite the subpoena.
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A special thanks to our news assistants, Isabella Grullón Paz and Margaret Kramer, for helping us sort through your all of your letters today.
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The part of the shopping experience they don't want is sifting through literally millions of things that you can filter and sort through online.
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Thanks to Judd Legum of Popular Information, who recently asked me to offer advice to Democratic voters trying to sort through the potential candidates.
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This kind of technology could help sort through bins of items in huge warehouses and distribution centers run by Amazon, FedEx and other companies.
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He eventually goes on a short run to stretch his legs and I sort through laundry for him to start when he gets back.
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The Interface Yesterday, as I tried to sort through Twitter's decision to ban political ads, I got a tantalizing tip from a new source.
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I set up columns that help me sort through the high volume of tweets and find the ones that are most important to me.
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Gupshup is an AI startup that helps businesses quickly sort through and organize text messages, and transform them into easy-to-understand visual cards.
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After last week's nasty sell-off, it's time to sort through the debris to pick the names best equipped to rally off these lows.
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Second, it could justify and power a news aggregator curated by Snopes staff, who sort through an immense amount of information for their work.
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To detect things like graphic violence and pornography, companies like Facebook, YouTube and Twitter have to sort through vast amounts of data and images.
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Think, for example, of the last time you scrolled through social media during a disaster and tried to sort through confusing accounts and rumors.
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First you have to sort through your clothes, organize them by material and color, wash them, dry them —then after all that, fold them.
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That puts the onus on judges to sort through the facts of a case to say whether there was enough to violate the law.
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It's about how to sort through and dispose of many of your possessions before you die, thus sparing your family members an unpleasant task.
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And he could sort through an opposing lineup, pick it apart, and present the strategy that would work in a few simple, encouraging sentences.
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Guy wasn't present for every initial recording but they'd send him tracks as they recorded and he'd help sort through them and send feedback.
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Meanwhile, I've found other places to express my truth and sort through my past, including but not limited to my past as a sex worker.
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It turns out those flickers aren't random but are, in fact morse code, which once you sort through it all spells out the word "KEYWORD".
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In 2014, a startup called 300 partnered with Twitter to sort through its music data and share it with artists, record labels, and consumer brands.
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So to save you some time and aggravation, we thought we'd sort through the confusing mess of Nintendo's mobile portfolio so you don't have to.
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I finally download all the raw files of new photos from the past week off my camera, sort through which to keep, and start editing.
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Paramilitary policemen and others sort through and work on buildings destroyed by the tornado in Funing county in east China's Jiangsu province, June 24, 2016.
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"I have too many complexes to sort through," the actor joked at the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice press conference in Los Angeles Friday.
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To help you sort through the store's 268 pages of sale offerings, we've rounded up the 40 best pieces that are worth adding to cart.
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And it takes huge data sets to sort through all the genetic noise and find variants that truly make a difference on traits like intelligence.
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Our job was to sort through the contents of Colin's home and assess which belongings were "sentimental" and which should be tossed in the trash.
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Neil Patrick Harris is taking a break from his A-list acting career to spend more time with his kids — and sort through his mail.
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To understand what's truly best for you, it's best to meet with a fiduciary advisor who can help you sort through your options, Pottichen said.
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To help you sort through it all, we've rounded up the most important specs for the most interesting cars, those available now and coming soon.
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I wish they would call them something else so I don't have to sort through 89,679,376 products like this to find an actual spice grinder.
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And there is a lot to sort through these days, with over 5,000 apps available for Apple TV, including partnerships with HBO and the NCAA.
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DeepMind's artificial intelligence technology relies on a "deep neural network" made up of layers of connections, referred to as nodes, which sort through sensory information.
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Both friends and foes of Cardenas told CNN in interviews this week that they are still trying to sort through the facts of the case.
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There will always be junk to sort through, but that's what makes hunting down the hidden gems feel so satisfying, like you've worked for it.
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The causes of the shock — that is, why the polls were wrong — won't be clear until analysts have been able to sort through the returns.
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Boone must sort through the outfielders' roles, decide if Torres and Andujar are ready for the majors, and find depth beyond his top five starters.
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I remember how significant small things can be when you're small yourself, and I wish I was there to help her sort through her feelings.
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To help you sort through it all, we've put together this crib sheet of everything that we think was important that happened here in Davos.
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On Monday, about 100 workers are set to arrive and sort through all the furniture and material, determining what is to be saved and stored.
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To help sort through his post-White House options, Mr. Scaramucci has hired a publicist, Howard Bragman, who runs a publicity company called Fifteen Minutes.
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So, if you don't have the time or energy to sort through paint swatches, choose a clean white, knowing you may paint rooms again later.
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We've accepted everything with thank-yous and smiles, but now the burden is on us to sort through the trash and get rid of it.
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ICE's homeland security investigations (HSI) division uses Palantir's software to collect and sort through data on a variety of people — including immigrants — amid criminal investigations.
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Borrowers must sort through an alphabet soup of income-driven repayment plans: I.C.R., I.B.R. (which comes in two flavors, new and classic), PAYE and REPAYE.
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Long story short, Google Pay is an easier way to make purchases as compared to the various payment methods you usually have to sort through.
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"We're trying to sort through all the information to secure the truth," Qiaojing Ella Zheng, senior counsel at Sanford Heisler Sharp, told CNBC on Monday.
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What's harder to sort through is the political reaction to the case -- and how we can avoid going down this same road in the future.
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The best time to get started on your RMD for this year is right now, because the paperwork may take some time to sort through.
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They're making the government's haystack bigger and bigger, but then they're selling the government the tools to sort through that haystack more and more quickly.
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Let's sort through a few to try and figure out what's what, or at least what to watch for the next dozen days and beyond.
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However, it's considered the most conservative appeals court in the U.S., so that seems unlikely and would in any event take months to sort through.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's THE THERAPIST, Dr. Siri Sat Nam Singh sits down with Waka Flocka Flame to sort through the rapper's anger.
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So, if you are looking to get laid or need the stamina to sort through important financial documents concerning shared resources, Mars has your back.
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They're still working to sort through the data from the effort, and we don't yet know if they've captured a clear rendering of the horizon.
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You are the sign of partnership, so no Libra should ever have to sort through tough feelings like this without someone trustworthy to help out!
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"And I am doing it here to try and help, because there are all these survivors out there right now who need justice, who need to feel that they can take the time they need to sort through the trauma, to sort through the shame, because I can tell you in situations of second-degree rape, which is what mine would constitute, you feel ashamed," Sorvino said.
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To get a sense of how people sort through this complicated life decision IRL, ahead are quotes from people who have called off their own engagements.
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My hope is that my project will introduce other American Jews to the method of poetry to sort through their own emotions in our dangerous world.
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With over 30 million monthly visitors, we're sure you can guess that it takes a while to sort through them and finally come across your soulmate.
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Lewis' parents were unavailable for comment, but the Legal Aid Society, which is representing him, urged fairness for their client as they sort through the information.
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If you do end up with a genital wart, your doctor can help you sort through available treatment options to help manage and prevent future breakouts.
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U.S. District Judge Paul Oetken in Manhattan set the trial date after government and defense lawyers said it offered enough time to sort through the evidence.
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Over the years, iTunes became the de facto way for lots of DJs to sort through their massive file libraries and quickly find tracks while performing.
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These types of questions strain traditional computers but could, potentially, be a breeze for quantum computers, which could sort through all the possible parts at once.
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But everything about the site suggests it's a resource for helping you sort through what to watch — and I understand how that pitch might be seductive.
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Also, I have a few personal projects to sort through and hope I can use some quiet time in the office to get it all done.
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Tabs, which is rolling out on the Friends and Discover pages, will allow users to sort through friends with active Stories, Group Chats, and Discover subscriptions.
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While he expected it to take months for Netflix to sort through the details of the proposed deal, he already had one simple guideline in mind.
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The system used by London's Metropolitan Police produces as many as 49 false matches for every hit, requiring police to sort through the false-positives manually.
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We sort through queues of posts, hundreds at a time, getting trolled and insulted and shat on by the internet—for one moment like this one.
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With over 30 million monthly visitors, I'm sure you can guess that it takes a while to sort through them and finally come across your soulmate.
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What if, instead of requiring busy women to sort through the selection of work wear on its website, the company selected the best merchandise for them?
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This Full Moon is all about you working out your financial and material issues: Work on a budget, consider your debts and sort through your belongings.
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The 21625-member jury, which will begin deliberations on Thursday, must sort through the evidence and decide beyond a reasonable doubt if Manafort should be convicted.
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However, it didn't take long to recognize there were some major gaps in the way firms were having to sort through unique datasets they found online.
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Companies like Castlight have shifted even more emphasis to employers, offering them the technological ability to sort through their claims to find ways to control costs.
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While some school districts and states have begun vetting plans for public school employees, most teachers must still sort through a bewildering list on their own.
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Companies use this algorithm-based system to sort through resumes so posting yours can make a "huge difference in not getting your resume buried," says Rodgers.
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Instead, election officials will sort through so-called overvotes and undervotes — ballots where voters marked either more or fewer than the maximum number of selections allowed.
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You're in a flirtatious mood today, Leo; however, the energy is a little confusing this morning, and there's so much information for you to sort through.
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To sort through those questions, I called up Jason Brennan, a philosopher and professor at Georgetown University who wrote a book called The Ethics of Voting.
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A margin in the Senate race narrow enough to trigger a manual recount would put county election officials on a tight deadline to sort through ballots.
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The so-called "everything store" really does sell almost any item consumers might want, but it's often cumbersome and time-consuming to sort through them all.
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It can be overwhelming to sort through sometimes conflicting and often confusing information about cleaning and disinfecting as it relates to the spread of the coronavirus.
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A.M.I. began a painstaking effort to sort through the old clips and tips concerning "pay-for-play" deals, rumors of affairs and Vince Foster conspiracy theories.
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Divisions opened up between Sanders and Warren throughout the primary season, and there are some hard feelings to sort through as progressives plot a path forward.
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There's already a partisan debate over one email, but there are many more documents to sort through, and many many more that have not been released.
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"Solve," which details a crime inspired by real events and then asks viewers to sort through potential suspects, debuted in May and draws a similar audience.
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The chief executive of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, and others have bet heavily on artificial intelligence to help them sort through false news and fact-based information.
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Now her elder daughter, Lis, and granddaughter, Vanessa, join her to sort through leads while tending the layers of guilt and sorrow that burden their family.
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Actress Angelina Jolie is teaming up with the BBC to produce a children's series based around helping kids sort through misinformation while learning to make decisions.
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Also in your profile tab is the settings menu, where users can sort through and get more details about how they interact and use the app.
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Experts also note that policing has become more complex in recent years, as officers sort through data and evidence from an increasingly wide array of sources.
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They collect and sort through waste from their own neighborhoods, washing plastic containers and painting faces on paper cups, before assembling the figures using bamboo sticks.
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Articles may no longer focus on their communities, for example, or they have to sort through more sponsored content and opinion pieces to get to news.
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At the hair emporiums along 33th Street in Harlem and Fulton Avenue in Brooklyn, women sort through styles with names like Senegalese Twist and Peruvian Bodywave.
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The process slowed when the investigation was turned over to NFL security officials to conduct interviews and sort through evidence, apparently including text messages and emails.
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Judge Preska acknowledged that it would be a painstaking and lengthy task to sort through the mounds of material and notify individuals named in the documents.
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But as they turn 265 and sort through their Medicare Part A, B, C and D choices, many individuals can also be vulnerable to costly mistakes.
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With dozens of interviews and vast collections of data to sort through, his notes take the form of spreadsheets, court documents and hours of interview recordings.
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Party leaders still need to work out a deal on a package of amendment votes and sort through the more than 100 changes filed by senators.
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I actually remember that one of my summer jobs when I was in high school was to sort through all of her papers and organize them.
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She said a farming representative working with government officials could sort through the various regulations at all levels of government and eliminate the overlap and conflicts.
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But the detectives had a lot of interviews left to do, and the dark-web browser history to sort through, before they could bring any charges.
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Michael Shannon is particularly good in the story-within-a-story as a West Texas detective assigned to sort through a grisly kidnapping and murder case.
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The tool allows the writers to sort through all eligible Shopify products by filters such as trending items or ones that have recently dropped in price.
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You also have to sort through heaps of documents, schedule the requisite appointments, memorize the answers to questions about history and politics in the United States.
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With so many options on sale, it can be overwhelming to sort through them all — so we rounded up our favorite Fitbits that are seriously marked down.
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A dreamy pile of Anthropologie catalogs?), sort through everything that was once in the drawer, moving all the clutter to its rightful place (loose change, meet wallet).
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But they haven&apost had an opportunity to actually sit across the table, get to know each other and actually sort through the issues that really matter.
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Later, when my partner started sleeping with a friend of a friend, I was no more equipped to sort through my mess of emotions (sadness, ambivalence, relief).
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To help sort through all the options, we asked Ben & Jerry's for the complete list of every single pint that is currently on store shelves right now.
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As usual, there is plenty of fallout to sort through, and the results of some of these trades may not be known for years down the line.
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The bag doesn't collapse inward when it's empty or open; it retains its shape thanks to its sturdy structure, making it easy to sort through the contents.
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May's weak jobs report raises the anxiety level in markets and may have sidelined some investors as they sort through what signals the economy is really sending.
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To help us sort through the dirty details we talked to PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin about what every dog owner should know about canine toots.
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On Friday, ASOS launched Style Match in the United States, allowing customers to sort through its inventory of more than 85,000 products by simply uploading a photo.
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We have a cleanup day scheduled, so in between phone calls and emails, I sort through my files and decide what to recycle and what to keep.
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At the center's plant, laborers wearing protective aprons and work gloves sort through a grimy procession of metal and glass refuse that clatters along a conveyor belt.
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To help with this task, I have created a list of key portfolio-related tips you can quickly sort through when making your year-end tax plans.
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I was a bit depressed thinking about it [laughs], because in an Instagram world it can be very confusing to sort through what's real and what's not.
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Early on, they hired a coach to help them sort through communications struggles that inevitably came up in the course of getting a business off the ground.
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One day, the company hopes that AI will be able to help users sort through the best photos of many, or provide real-time feedback on photography.
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The company said today that it would create an API for the archive to help researchers sort through what promises to be a massive amount of data.
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They help institutional investors to sort through the array of proposals put forward by other shareholders and by the firm itself, and give recommendations to guide votes.
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In addition to the usual considerations of having to sort through the assumed wishes and desires of a person who wasn't there, Peep's music complicated the process.
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Adding reliable birthdate data for the entire user-base will certainly be attractive for advertisers who are trying to sort through the platform's diverse pool of users.
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At its lab, tabletop robots sort through fecal samples from around the world, identify individual species of bacteria, and use those to grow more of the same.
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Similarly, there are many phone tasks that could be simplified by saying what it is you want to do, rather than having to sort through various menus.
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So how do you sort through all the rad drone options out there to find the one that deserves the top spot on your holiday wish list?
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You can filter by categories like Serif and Handwriting, sort through trending and popular fonts, filter by language, and toggle between different degrees of thickness and slant.
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As the magnitude of available information jumps, one person's ability to meaningfully sort through any of it is almost entirely paralyzed by the limitations of search tools.
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It will also be used to support infrastructure expansion and increase the number of automated distribution centers helping ThredUp sort through the 100,000 items it receives daily.
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The list was assembled by the team behind our new Watching feature, designed to help you sort through the overwhelming array of network, cable and streaming choices.
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To help sort through the many varieties, we tapped Liz Thorpe, a cheese consultant, to pinpoint the cheeses with the best flavor at the most affordable price.
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In 2014, Valve introduced a feature to help the 125 million users on its digital storefront Steam sort through the daily glut of new video game releases.
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The volume of data particle physicists have to sort through at the Large Hadron Collider is staggering, and it's about to increase by an order of magnitude.
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The team suggested that future incarnations of the sensing technology could be developed to help people with visual impairments, or to sort through materials in recycling plants.
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But there's also a machine learning and natural language processing-powered document search tool that can sort through SEC documents, earnings call transcripts, press releases and more.
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Use this time to sort through your clothes to see if you have anything that you could donate or that you could revamp with some tie-dye.
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And when Judge Kavanaugh furiously, tearfully denied Dr. Blasey's accusation, the women fell silent again, trying to sort through which diametrically different version of reality persuaded them.
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There are well-established ways to sort through such accusations: with professional, neutral investigators, like those at F.B.I. But the Senate has refused to take that approach.
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There are other good deals to sort through, like Google Play Store's big sale, and a refurbished iPad Pro (13) that's hundreds off of its regular price.
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The coronavirus generation might not have boxes of physical photos to sort through someday, but a lot of us still have photographic relics from a previous era.
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Democrats didn't receive the Parnas evidence from the courts until last week and were scrambling to sort through all the materials ahead of the Senate impeachment trial.
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People stop each other on the dirt paths, asking about the understaffed forestry program, or recounting anecdotes about going into town to sort through credit card charges.
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In her cramped cubicle, families pull up chairs and sort through pay stubs and tax returns, often relying on her to sort out enrollment glitches with Medicaid.
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To sort through the issue, I emailed both an author of the Louisiana study that Paul cites and an author of the New Orleans study I cited.
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Leaders will have to sort through competing demands among a diverse caucus that's been outraged by one controversy after another for the past year and a half.
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He invites the viewer to sort through various languages, from abstraction to figuration, and from written words to sounds — recognizing that none of it fits neatly together.
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I sort through it and add a huge stack to my big box of paper that I use with kids to blend up and make new recycled paper.
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It is not that I know how I feel about her work, but that I realized I needed to sort through the swirl of feelings it stirs up.
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But without a college degree, he did not stand much of a chance against the automated interfaces most big tech companies use to sort through applicants when hiring.
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GOOGLE pictures of Jacqueline Kennedy and a set of rather impersonal, gnomic categories appears to help sort through the millions of photographs: "family", "pink suit", "fashion", "wedding", "funeral".
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"Meeting with a therapist or experienced life coach can help sort through the life discontent that came up after a time of rest and fun while on vacation."
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You can still set loops and cue points, sort through songs in a variety of ways, and there are even more effects to apply for when you're DJing.
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Depending on who you are, you may sort through any chocolate box you receive to find the chocolate covered cherries or perhaps you avoid them at all cost.
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Foundem was what's known as a vertical search engine: one that helps users sort through specific types of information, like the cost of an airplane ticket or television.
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Illinois officials say it's been a challenge to identify everyone whose records were compromised as they have to sort through the 109 jurisdictions that may have been affected.
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The glut of information, impossible to sort through for the ordinary citizen, shakes people's understanding of the world and causes them to retreat back to their own biases.
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Whenever asked about how Facebook would improve its moderation tools, Zuckerberg invoked the promise of AI to help Facebook quickly sort through hate speech and other problematic posts.
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It does this through a slick interface that allows builders to sort through available lands and connect quickly with landowners, evaluate the properties and get through the paperwork.
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"I know it's a little disgusting, but if they want this to stop and they want to catch who's doing it, someone's got to sort through the trash."
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When a pet goes missing, it can be hard to sort through the worry and fear, and decide what you need to do to find your furry friend.
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Enter online styling services such as MM.LaFluer and Stitch Fix, which cater to women who simply don't have the time to sort through an endless stream of product.
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She was willing to adapt to her client's wishes—like the grieving woman who wished to sort through her deceased husband's closet (sentimental items) earlier in the process.
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For those that are inundated with medical bills — maybe after a long illness or surgery — a billing advocate can sort through your bills and negotiate on your behalf.
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In response, we have a designated team working around the clock to sort through all orders as well as personally reaching out to customers who have vocalized concern.
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I think you really need to sort through your priorities and possibly question whether you have been completely, or just partially brainwashed by the concept of Team First.
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This is a demand-constrained market, as there are plenty of health plans out there, but it's tough to sort through them all and pick the right one.
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My job was to sort through long queues of profiles and conversations that had either been automatically flagged by the site or reported for misuse by another user.
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Instead, local election officials will sort through so-called overvotes and undervotes – ballots on which voters marked either more or fewer than the maximum number of selections allowed.
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And since its special election is December 12 -- just a little more than a month away -- it won't take long to sort through the fallout of Thursday's bombshell.
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Instead, local election officials will sort through so-called overvotes and undervotes — ballots on which voters marked either more or fewer than the maximum number of selections allowed.
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This trend was based largely on Hadoop, a technology that made it possible to store and sort through huge amounts of data from diverse sources with exceptional speed.
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To effectively sort through donation requests, potential donors need to avoid information overload, which can make it hard to discern between the truly needy and the personal larks.
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Virgo is a very analytical energy, and it's been inspiring you to sort through some difficult situations ultra logically and in a very practical, down-to-earth manner.
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There is a lot of information out there on how to care for your skin, but it's hard to sort through it and find what fits your lifestyle.
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Set up regular check-ins with your team or manager that allows you to not only provide progress updates, but also sort through any problems or brainstorm ideas.
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But by the time the eulogies are being written, it's often too late, and all that's left is contradicting emotions we have as we sort through the pieces.
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It invited 20 companies to design software for its robot arms that could sort through bins of random items, from cubes to plastic bags filled with other objects.
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While some rules and guidelines influence when game studios large and small set their publishing dates, a crowded market makes for a lot of chaos to sort through.
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"I'm not going to say anything, other than we are holding it over and we will continue to sort through the issues," said Johnson after the meeting Wednesday.
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Election 2020 The New Hampshire primaries are just a day away, and Democratic candidates are still trying to sort through the remainders of last week's Iowa caucus mess.
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Ms. Hagan urged consumers to seek help from those known as health care navigators, who are available by phone and in person to help consumers sort through options.
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On Saturday, two forensic anthropologists for the University of Nevada, Reno, were helping firefighters sort through the wreckage at a mobile home park for senior citizens in Paradise.
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"Presented with an overabundance of choice, consumers look to brands they know to sort through the options and find what they actually want," Iger said on the call.
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The Huffington Post uses a machine learning algorithm called JuLiA — "Just a Linguistic Algorithm" — to sort through comments, identifying abusive language to aid moderators in providing a healthy interaction.
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The only prizes are the knowledge that Edgar Wright will personally sort through the submissions and choose the winner, then getting to show your friends your filter on Snapchat.
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Luckily, Mailstrom is an app that can help you sort through thousands of emails instantly, bringing your Inbox back down to a reasonable size and keeping it that way.
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Project Maven is a controversial artificial intelligence program that uses machine learning to sort through millions of hours of drone footage to help systems distinguish people from their surroundings.
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And it's going to take some time to sort through the thousands of bacterial species to determine which ones had higher concentrations than others during the time in space.
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You can also sort through price graphs for a weekly or monthly basis at hotels to see if you're getting a good rate for a particular time of year.
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Making the site's millions of bookmarks easier to sort through made it more accessible, but it also turned off older users who were accustomed to hiding in the haystack.
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When the public opinion of you skews towards false accusations of sexual assault or slut-shaming, it seems like a downright necessity just to sort through that new reality.
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If the recent compromise loosens Russia's grip on incriminating evidence, then WADA can sort through the archives and gradually close the door on one of sport's most sordid scandals.
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The app also has a feature called "suggested clips" that's supposed to make it easier to sort through the video captured and find the best moments of the bunch.
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Neshama Spielman and her family took part in the Temple Mount Sifting Project, an initiative to sort through earth discarded from the area of the biblical temples in Jerusalem.
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These machines maintained a tenuous advantage at first: new flat-panel TVs cost thousands of dollars, and consumers had to sort through a confusing assortment of unproven display technologies.
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That camera is an off-the-shelf unit, CEO Gil Dotan says—all the valuable IP is in how its configured and the algorithms that sort through its images.
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It takes time and effort to sort through the crowd to find someone you want to get a drink with, and you're certain to face disappointments along the way.
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Rui's image analysis work was a perfect match for the botanists, who were trying to figure out how to sort through millions of publicly submitted images of local flowers.
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To sort through all of the data and debris, Mallik and the four students in her group will build an extremely precise sub-detector at the LHC by 2023.
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Using machine learning, Perspective can identify comments that are toxic, helping moderators sort through comments faster, and letting users know just how egregious their words are before posting them.
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Inside Google itself, the DeepMind and Google Brain teams are building algorithms to sort through piles of medical images, which can theoretically be used alongside a trained human expert.
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The member would sort through all the requests they got, and pick some to forward to the powerful chairs of Appropriations subcommittees, who ultimately decided which ones got funded.
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Project Maven is using machine learning to bolster its ability to sort through hours of drone-collected data, helping analysts arrive more quickly at the most important surveillance findings.
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Top-of-the-line mass spectrometers now allow chemists to sort through thousands of types of proteins in a sample, and to study them, one molecule at a time.
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As a result he said the Fed should wait at least "a quarter or two" before raising rates again as officials sort through a suddenly lengthening series of risks.
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"They told me, 'I'm sorry, you must have a driver's license,' or, 'I'm sorry, you must read our computer program,' or, 'you must sort through pictures,'" she tells me.
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After working his way through what would become the album's core musical ideas, Elkington took it back to Chicago to sort through his notes and see what would stick.
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To sort through all the noise, there are apps to help you understand logic and basic math, which may well be worth brushing up on before casting your vote.
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Tash Sultana for example, who plays a profusion of instruments, is praised for her skill and dexterity; never mind that there's little to actually sort through in the music.
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Mike Schroepfer, Facebook's chief technology officer, is leading the social network's efforts to build the automated tools to sort through and erase the millions of posts with toxic content.
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In her letters to Beuscher, there is a kind of frantic rush of honesty, a thought process laid bare, a concerted effort to sort through and analyze her feelings.
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As opioid manufacturers sort through their share of lawsuits in the U.S., those companies are fueling the rise of India's painkiller market, the Guardian reports with Kaiser Health News.
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The Department of Homeland Security's main cybersecurity division will run an online chat room throughout the night for election and campaign officials to sort through reports of suspicious activity.
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The GOP leader told undecided colleagues to "sort through this to look at the information" and "look at the big picture in terms of what this means," said Sen.
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There, the sisters paid Ms. Cohen to help them sort through the anemone, ranunculus, delphinium, privet berry, pear flower blossom, hydrangea and garden roses as they created new arrangements.
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Single, I would sort through my mail, reading paycheck stubs noting that I was dutifully funneling 750 percent of my paycheck into a 401(k) matched by my employer.
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This is a good time to get in touch with your spiritual side or sort through what you believe, as you can imagine a vast, transcendental spectrum of possibilities.
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Looking ahead to 2020, Roberts said Comcast is focused on investing in broadband, helping users sort through apps, streaming and aggregation, as well as new expansions in theme parks.
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McConnell on Tuesday said he backed a bill that would keep the government funded and open through December 20 as lawmakers continued to sort through their differences on appropriations.
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And we'll also attempt to sort through the wreckage of the commission's efforts to understand how taxpayer resources might continue to be used to further the president's reckless agenda.
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As Democrats continue to sort through the wreckage of 2016, to ensure we are not doomed to repeat it, we would do well to honestly confront some fundamental realities.
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Researchers sort through newly captured photographs to make matches with older ones by comparing the whale's' skin pigmentation patterns, scars, and other unique characteristics, like fluke and fin shapes.
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When I'm getting rid of old clothes, I always sort through them first: If it's torn, or stained, or so worn-out that it's see-through, nobody wants it.
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I ended up taking way too many photos and then feeling like I had to sort through and edit all of them, which took the fun out of taking pictures.
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Still, given just how much data was leaked—a whopping 2.6 terabytes—it will likely be a while until the journalists involved in the investigation can sort through it all.
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Still, given just how much data was leaked—a whopping 2.6 terabytes—it will likely be a while until the journalists involved in the investigation can sort through it all.
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Computers, on the other hand, typically need to sort through a whole database of giraffes, shown in many settings and from different perspectives, to learn to accurately recognize the animal.
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I completely lose the ability to sort through the chaos to identify causes and effects; instead, everything coalesces into an overwhelming mass of feeling, whose weight is impossible to broach.
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So far, there isn't a way to filter or sort through the All Inboxes tab, but maybe disorganized clutter is what Google Inbox is going for with this new feature.
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There are a lot of specs to sort through, from water resistance and general earbud size, to what sort of cable comes included with each set, and of course, price.
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The experts I spoke to agreed that the Gulf states will likely find a way to sort through their differences, likely after concessions from Qatar, just as happened in 2014.
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Note that these will only come later, after some basic shots confirming the flyby went as planned and allowing the team to better sort through the raw data coming in.
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So your blogger has attempted to sort through the morass and pick out the key arguments; to avoid War and Peace-length posts, this will take more than one blog.
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In their most formative years, they are being forced to sort through the titanic forces of identity, politics, belief and citizenship while under the angry stare of an uninformed public.
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Vice President Biden also discussed how the head of IBM offered up Watson, its artificial intelligence arm, to help patients sort through the best therapies available for their specific cancers.
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About a dozen Central American immigrants, mostly women with infants in tow, sort through crates of onions, yams, bread, and canned corn in a downtown parking lot in Oakland, California.
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Third, the market could simply get hit across-the-board in response to the Fed meeting, leaving investors to sort through the mess on Thursday to find what really works.
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The week after her death, my family went to her house to sort through her belongings, including hundreds of watercolors and sketches that none of us had ever seen before.
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The Indian women who daily sort through the tons of discarded items shipped from the U.S. are flummoxed by the "rich Americans" who throw away so much perfectly wearable clothing.
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Scientists — including ones who work on the Kepler data — have increasingly turned to machine learning to help sort through typically lower-priority data to see what they might have missed.
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On this record, he has a more complex loss to sort through: the death of his father, the South African poet and activist Keorapetse Kgositsile, from whom he was estranged.
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Tillis, one of Trump's stronger allies in the Senate GOP conference, met with Jackson after regular business hours in one of the Capitol's upstairs hideaways to sort through the allegations.
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Mercury in Capricorn will help facilitate communication around these themes—keeping things moving along, helping you sort through paperwork, and bringing you the information you need to make important decisions.
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Feedly can grab new articles from almost any site, even those without RSS feeds, and excels in the way it lets you browse and sort through the news on offer.
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Fortunately, savvy Mercury knows how to sort through the BS, so when these two have an easy connection, we feel inspired, our psychic abilities are ramped up, and creativity flows.
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The state's official approach, particularly from Mississippi Attorney general James Hood, has been: We'll let people like Tucker sort through these cases and find the ones that are worth appealing.
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As governments, businesses, and healthcare systems generate even more Big Data alongside us, societies will need a roster of data analysts that can help sort through all the excess information.
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New resources and roles for government: The paper raises the prospect of new federal funding for media literacy programs that could help consumers sort through the information on online platforms.
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With two days remaining in my trial before I get charged for everything, it's time to sort through this mangled plastic mess and find the corresponding bags for each item ...
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The network would be able to sort through the massive amounts of data being collected by radio telescopes, seeking signals that might point to an alien civilization around another star.
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While conventional job boards can help healthcare providers find candidates more quickly, they often don't have many tools to help hospitals sort through candidates, making it a tedious, manual process.
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I have a tool called a litter-sifter that I shake, and I get concentrated leaf litter that I can spread out on a sheet and sort through by hand.
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Where Judd usually prided himself on pieces that the viewer comprehended by circumnavigating, here we are limited to a single side but granted a surfeit of information to sort through.
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Late Night with Seth Meyers has returned after a two-week break, and just like your inbox after a holiday, there is a huge amount of crap to sort through.
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Attorneys for Trump said they are engaging a forensic e-discovery firm to help sort through the documents and would hire a second vendor to engage contract attorneys if necessary.
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With this go around, it took longer and I think that happened because I had a lot of shit that I needed to sort through before I could write songs.
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With the ability to upload images directly from your phone or computer, there's no excuse not to finally sort through those iPhone albums to unearth and share some real gems.
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However, both Jackson (Jesse Williams) and Vic have a lot of emotional relation (Barrett Doss) ship baggage they need to sort through still before completely jumping into a new coupling.
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In Massachusetts, the decision has thrown families who host au pairs into chaos as they sort through their new responsibilities as employers, and cope with significantly increased child care costs.
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Taking the time to sort through it now will make it much easier to sift through down the line, especially when you're trying to find old photos of old events.
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Sometimes cutting through the noise is the most challenging part of shopping during the holiday season — but we're here to sort through all the madness so you don't have to.
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Or, if you really can't wait, build some walls around yourself while you sort through their dropped supplies, so you can't be easily picked off by a sniper while you're distracted.
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If you find yourself getting lost, it's helpful to talk it through with someone who has that experience, to help you sort through all the data and identify what's really important.
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And, increasingly, robotic arms do what once only humans could: Sort through a vast array of oddly-shaped objects to compile large orders, all to be shipped to you, dear consumer.
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Now, for example, group admins have more access to metrics, like growth and engagement, so they can better sort through membership requests, schedule posts, and remove abusive users and their comments.
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Since then he has continued to devote most of his waking hours helping survivors sort through the wreckage of their destroyed homes and find somewhere to stay or park their trailers.
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Everlaw currently charges clients by the volume of data that its artificial intelligence-enhanced software helps them sort through to find that needle in the haystack that can make their case.
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To sort through those questions, I reached out to Omar Lamrani, a military analyst for the conflict forecasting firm Stratfor, and asked whether a US-Russian war is on the horizon.
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It features three sturdy, machine washable bags to organize laundry into darks, lights, towels, or whatever you choose so you don't have to sort through one giant basket on laundry day.
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In the U.S., most efforts have focused on using these algorithms to help doctors triage, or sort through piles of images to prioritize the patients most at risk for the disease.
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Using machine learning, the robotics team told the Times that its new creations will be able to learn skills independently, like how to sort through a bin of objects by type.
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"As scientists, you might see a lot of noise [in your data], you might see a lot of confusion, and what you try to do is sort through that," he says.
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However, an eclipse in your sign takes place tonight, and you're finding like you need to sort through a lot of your own issues before you can be there for others.
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But what if a quiz could actually help you sort through tough decisions and complex topics, not just which Sex and the City character or Disney princess you most closely resemble?
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Journalists investigating the Panama Papers, documents showing offshore tax havens used by wealthy individuals, used a graph database to help sort through 2.6 terabytes of data, including emails, PDFs and images.
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Remember when someone created a log parser that required multiple members of the raid to upload logs, and then it would sort through them to come up with the best approximation?
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To help you save time and avoid having to sort through everything, we've rounded up the best deals on travel gear and luggage, including packing cubes, travel pillows, and other accessories.
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They will sort through all of this information to develop an evidence-based argument for why one candidate is better than the other, which they will articulate in an editorial endorsement.
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So Jon Snow may find out that he is actually the child of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, thanks to someone with the wits to sort through the dueling historical narratives.
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Or you hope to have your paintings in your own high-profile gallery show one day, but first you must help a famous artist sort through years of poorly kept records.
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The NSA's key job is helping the president sort through the intelligence and policy ideas coming from various government agencies, essentially deciding what the boss sees and helping him interpret it.
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You can use a travel journal or notebook (Wirecutter recommends the Traveler's Notebook), customized with an inset folder, to keep loose papers together until you can sort through them at home.
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They can then text with their counselor for as long as they need, and the counselor will help them sort through their feelings and thoughts, ask questions, empathize and actively listen.
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By default, the Gnarbox 2.0 stores all your media in backup folders organized by capture date, too, which makes them super easy to sort through once you get back to base.
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Instead of continuing that courtship in the real world, though, Demi wanted to still go on the show to sort through the feelings she was having with regards to her sexuality.
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The Mets did not mount a threat in the last two innings, and after their latest loss, they were left to sort through the wreckage of another all-too-typical day.
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Each day, she would open her queue, sort through the reports, and determine whether Google was obligated — either by law or by Google's terms of service — to take down a link.
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Start as far ahead as you can so that you will sort through the stuff instead of throwing it into a box and taking care of it at your new space.
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So these science-minded doctors committed themselves to building up a repository of high-quality "systematic reviews," which bring together and sort through all the best science on specific medical questions.
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But for a parent just learning what it means to raise an out child, there can be a lot of questions and complex feelings to sort through on the road to acceptance.
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What they'll really be impressed by is an impressive story about your power of analysis: Did you sort through a bunch of spreadsheets and uncover a pattern no one else had seen?
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" Esper said the troops are being deployed to two missions, "one is to help defend Iraq and two is to perform a counter-ISIS mission as we sort through the next steps.
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Admins are also gaining the ability to easily inform members on how their post violates a rule, sort through previous member activity by date range, and search through membership requests by name.
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From there, you can pair the Gnarbox with your phone to sort through your images and videos and even rate them using a standard five-star system and / or add metadata tags.
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The NSA's key job is to help the president sort through the intelligence and policy ideas coming from various government agencies, essentially deciding what the boss sees and helping him interpret it.
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Having someone like that, and then that person suddenly dying – on top of being thrown in the midst of the zombie apocalypse – is going to inspire quite a journey to sort through.
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I catch the train back to my hotel (11 CHF, expensed), all the while trying to understand what the email chains are telling me; there are just too many to sort through.
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RetailWeek's Friday report on AI impacting retail touts tools like AI-enabled systems that sort through customer emails to surface those that are most urgent, without wasting man hours on triage decisions.
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Furthermore, messages associated with a particular project can be housed in a "room" related to that project, eliminating the need for users to sort through a crowded inbox for important, relevant communications.
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I drove to the Keys to see how residents were coping with the aftermath of Irma, and found them helping each other sort through the damage as they waited for government aid.
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Zenefits focuses on the buyer — that overworked and overburdened HR exec who has to sort through hundreds of complex health plans to find the right ones for his or her company's employees.
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Smarter Living: With the arrival today of Disney Plus, we sort through the growing number of streaming services and tell you which shows to find where (and what it will cost you).
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Now that Prime Day is a full two days long — starting on July 15, 2019 and ending at midnight on July 16, 2019 — there are more deals than ever to sort through.
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You know you want to sharpen your business acumen, but there are so many business books published each year it can be a bit overwhelming to try to sort through them all.
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After all, there are about 1 billion websites in the world, and one could argue that we need some guidance to navigate all the content out there and sort through the clutter.
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But all good democratizations necessitate layers of curation to sort through all the output, which social networks have become, and tools to let the most talented artists create what's worth everyone's attention.
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They said they feared the focus on metrics and closing cases would make it harder to sort through complicated cases and easier to simply deny applications for entry into the United States.
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Botanists there had collected reams of hyperspectral image data—photos that capture light outside of the visible spectrum—for different plants and needed a data expert to help them sort through it.
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Renault's chief executive, Jean-Dominique Senard, who worked with Mr. Elkann to sort through the proposal, had the backing of most of the board but was blindsided by the government's last demand.
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Mr. Schroepfer — or Schrep, as he is known internally — is the person at Facebook leading the efforts to build the automated tools to sort through and erase the millions of such posts.
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Among the questions on my mind as I try to sort through the candidates (and the noise) in the midterms: How important are issues like immigration, gun control, tariffs and climate change?
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"Look, he's got some issues with management, he hasn't really overseen a large group, so we'll sort through that," Tester said, adding that he won't commit to opposing or supporting Jackson yet.
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Relish in the wise advice of tidying legend Marie Kondo as you sort through drawers, pack up old clothes, and give gratitude to all the stuff keeping you company while at home.
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This expansion to essentially any cultural content muddles the website, turning it into a Wikipedia-like platform with only a search bar and tags to help you sort through the data dump.
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To sort through what this all means, I called up Omar Lamrani, a senior military analyst at the geopolitical analysis firm Stratfor to ask about how Trump's military policy differs from Obama's.
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Our talks always helped me sort through my feelings, and this one really helped get me in the right headspace heading into a week that had four dates, including the 2-on-1.
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You can browse through tabs for Watch Now, Movies, TV Shows, Kids, and Library, and each tab offers a left side menu that you can use to sort through more genres of content.
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There were many objections registered by the defense during Malinowski's testimony and the trial judge will have to sort through those in deciding which parts of the deposition are specifically usable, Collins says.
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To help you sort through the seemingly endless options for getting your fix of the most binge-worthy shows and live TV, we've put together a guide to the various streaming services available.
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"I think that shows that for at least half of our respondents, this conflicting information was leading to some doubt that made it harder to sort through all the conflicting information," she said.
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Now is the time to sort through the dynamics and factors in these kinds of attacks to identify the patterns that can inform a strategic response to the rising threat to law enforcement.
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To delight and instruct, in the age of social media: Our new pitches map onto an old poetic goal, made more urgent by the sheer quantity of information we have to sort through.
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To try to answer some of these questions, Vox culture writer Constance Grady and senior correspondent Alex Abad-Santos sat down to sort through all the different conversations currently centered on Captain Marvel.
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A bevy of journalists hole up at Bradlee's to sort through all the information, while a couple of lawyers recommend against publishing the information, arguing that it poses a risk to the paper.
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"We designed this report for anyone interested in transparency--the information is searchable and downloadable, so that you can easily access and sort through the data," Google said in a blog post Wednesday.
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During each eight-hour shift, curators were presented with a continuously refreshing list of trending terms they had to sort through and identify as junk or relevant, and draft descriptions for those topics.
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"We designed this report for anyone interested in transparency — the information is searchable and downloadable, so that you can easily access and sort through the data," Google said in a blog post Wednesday.
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Her work on the use of enhanced interrogation techniques during the war on terrorism, and the way that it proved ineffective, offered a model of how to help citizens sort through public policy.
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Having to sort through millions of songs and keep track of what percentages of each track is licensed could add costs sufficient to bring even large internet music services grinding to a halt.
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So Chrissie's brother finally resorted to forwarding Doreen's mail to his own home, where he could sort through all the junk mail and scam letters, keeping only the bills and other important documents.
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A volunteer from Ms. Hang's group sitting next to Ms. Sinh took her hand and said the process took time, with a lot of old paperwork to sort through and people to contact.
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If the death at the center of Brandeis's memoir stirred up more emotional detritus than she could possibly sort through in one book, Thomas Mira y Lopez may have faced the opposite problem.
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As someone interested in philanthropy, and in wealth inequality, I thought it might be worthwhile to chat with Riffle and sort through what precisely he means when he declares billionaires a policy failure.
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When it doubt, consult a financial advisor who charges hourly fees and can help you sort through your overall income and spending needs and help you come up with a plan, McClanahan suggested.
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From there, they are led by volunteers to the nearby relief center, where they put their belts back on, eat a bowl of cereal, sort through donated clothes and change their infants' diapers.
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The fund is also preparing to move into quantitative investing, a strategy in which complex computer algorithms sort through financial data to capitalize on patterns, in order to stay ahead of the curve.
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Recently, Andreessen Horowitz led an investment round of more than $8 million in Everlaw, a startup that helps lawyers sort through documents, emails, and other evidence with the cloud-based service ahead of trials.
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Then I went to therapy for about a year and a half to really sort through all the things I went through growing up and the situations I found myself in while in Hollywood.
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For many, the song came at the perfect time — helping to sort through what it means to try to protect oneself in the midst of dealing with the struggles of being black in America.
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But ditching the algorithm could make it tougher for newer and less consistent Snapchat users who want to pop in and see the most relevant content instead of having to sort through distant acquaintances.
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Of course, when Facebook finally gets its mind-reading program off the ground, you'd have to sort through the massive terms of service agreement to find what areas of your mind belong to them.
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It's urgent we develop new analytical tools to sort through the noise and prioritize disease surveillance efforts on the ground to find and characterize as-yet-undiscovered zoonoses before they cause the next pandemic.
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Your ruling planet Mercury is busy, connecting with wildcard Uranus and steady Saturn, making for an exciting day—lots of unexpected emotions come up, but you're feeling strong and able to sort through them!
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"I loved the freedom of being able to watch anything that was available, but that freedom came at the cost of having to sort through the various video catalogs by hand myself," he said.
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Analysts like Goldberg will sort through the scores for clues about how much excess capital the banks have according to regulators, who have overseen the strengthening of lenders' balances sheets since the financial crisis.
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It mirrored the way that the Pence team reacted when the "Access Hollywood" tape dropped last October: keep the media at bay while they sort through the crisis and create a plan of action.
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It's probably unlikely that the bill's backers will be able to push airline regulation of this sort through Congress, and if they did carriers would likely raise base fares to make up the losses.
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President Xi Jinping called for an "all-out rescue effort," according to CCTV, the state broadcaster, and the authorities said that hundreds of rescuers had been sent to Yancheng to sort through the wreckage.
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Justin Zhen, the cofounder of the alternative-data provider Thinknum, said the influx of participants in recent years has made it tough for consumers of alternative data to sort through all of their options.
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As Naz tries to sort through Freddy's motives and figure out the safest path for himself while incarcerated, his one advocate on the outside, John Stone, is also having his inexperience leveraged against him.
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To sort through the implications of her plan—and what might be missing from it—I called up Jason D Delisle, a higher education expert at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
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This small, dedicated community wanted the outside world to pay attention when one of their own did something cool, interesting, or record-breaking—not gawk as they try to sort through a cheating scandal.
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Faced with a court-imposed deadline to reunite families separated at the southwest border, federal authorities are calling in volunteers to sort through records and resorting to DNA tests to match children with parents.
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But the time it takes to manually sort through the results means that many have moved on by the time help can be found, and currently only about 15% are located and offered support.
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But the time it takes to manually sort through the results means that many have moved on by the time help can be found, and currently only about 15% are located and offered support.
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With so many movies to sort through, here are a few to keep an eye out for, whether you're attending TIFF or eagerly anticipating a time when these films hit a theater near you.
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In an effort to help people sort through the sometimes overwhelming amount of information online, Kuzmanovic said the organization is working directly with social media companies to ensure users are directed to trusted sources.
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I sort through thousands of news articles per week to help build our database, and I focus specifically on the outcomes, so I work to estimate how many casualties occurred in each terrorist attack.
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Over the years, we offered to help them sort through things and get rid of items that were broken or that they no longer used or needed, but they declined the offer each time.
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So without further ado, here are a few of our favorite things from the Lululemon Cyber Monday gear sale in case the 411 options on sale are a bit daunting to sort through yourself.
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"To help investors navigate this uncertain environment, and to sort through the many ways of looking at dividends, we've run a series of screens on U.S. stocks covered by UBS analysts," the firm said.
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While it previously took her three weeks to analyze a year's worth of recordings from a single site, the algorithm took about four days to sort through two years of data from five sites.
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I said that I was going to have to cancel office hours that day because I was dealing with some personal issues and a friend was coming up to help me sort through them.
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A chain of people pass along donations from another truck back into the warehouse where others sort through the piles of water bottles, bags of pet food, and baby clothing, all donated this morning.
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Banished to the borough of Filching, they grow ever-richer by forcing the poor to sort through the "heaps" — enormous dunes that contain years' worth of London's accumulated garbage — in search of discarded treasures.
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I think we're all looking for an AI company, but it's more like companies using AI, like companies would be using a database to do various things, in one particular case sort through resumes better.
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That's going to be a whole lot of paperwork to sort through — the U.S. Customs and Border Protection has more than 60,000 employees, making it one of the largest law enforcement agencies in the world.
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For example, Apple is leveraging its Health Records app to create a one-stop hub for patients to keep and sort through their health info — which holds promise for alleviating provider organizations' persistent interoperability problems.
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As Eve pursues ever bolder adventures alone and with others, secondary characters — an aimless, sexually fluid co-worker, a trans professor romancing one of her students — are given space to sort through their own issues.
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So to sort through the research and figure out whether e-cigarettes are actually safe, I read through more than 60 studies, articles, and reviews, and interviewed nine researchers and health experts about their work.
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Op-Docs Every election cycle, we're asked to make monumental decisions about which people and policies should control our country, and we have to sort through a barrage of information to arrive at our selections.
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It has built a tool the founder claims can sort through massive amounts of log data at lightning speed when compared to conventional logging tools — and it doesn't require machine learning to make it happen.
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An implanted electrode array has to sort through masses of brain activity to find commands, while our arms' neurons are serving up a filtered stream of signals, traveling from our brains at lightning-fast speeds.
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"For nearly two decades, Wi-Fi users have had to sort through technical naming conventions to determine if their devices support the latest Wi-Fi," said Wi-Fi Alliance CEO Edgar Figueroa in a release.
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The EPA's comprehensive list can be a bit overwhelming to sort through, so you may want to simply head to your water company's website where they are required to post their Consumer Confidence Report too.
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In the upcoming match between Sedol and AlphaGo, DeepMind's artificial intelligence will have to sort through a much larger decision tree than IBM's Deep Blue in addition to sorting through a higher number of moves.
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The company is investing heavily in systems designed to sort through the bad stuff on the site, like content moderators and artificially intelligent tools that can spot negative behavior and amplify more credible news sources.
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Merkel has also urged the EU to give Britain time to sort through its political mess before the start of formal talks on its exit and the terms of its future relationship with the bloc.
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February has been an incredible month for the stock market, and now Jim Cramer is ready to sort through the stocks that have fallen out of favor to see if any are ready for investing.
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Every player in the game is, of course, busy searching for the next magic algorithm or mind-blowing feature that will give users a better way to sort through the masses and find the one.
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The site allows home owners to post listings of their space, and then allows users to sort through them, filtering out whether they're looking for a room, an entire place, a roommate, or a tenant.
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Amnesty and the artificial intelligence software company Element AI recruited 53,500 volunteers from 150 countries to sort through 288,000 tweets sent to 778 women politicians and journalists in the UK and USA, all within 2017.
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The House and Senate have not yet successfully worked out key differences in any of the bills that have passed and have only a handful of legislative days in September to sort through those differences.
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So I'll lay out what I got, and Mr. Trump will purse his lips and sort through it—"I just want to wet my beak a little, Billy"—and then he'll take what he wants.
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Asked why the process has taken so long, Jacklin cited the tremendous amount of evidence investigators have had to sort through; the evidence acquired from the Texas raid alone amounts to six terabytes of data.
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I've spent decades studying it, and believe that one way to predict future market moves is to sort through the narratives that sweep through the population and influence decisions on whether to buy or sell.
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In recent years, the brand has added an editorial section called The Window, but the best online asset might be Barneys Warehouse, where you can snag crazy discounts without having to sort through any crap.
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When the rules were last significantly updated, 35 years ago, agents were more likely to encounter a limited number of papers that they could quickly sort through to see if they contained any Americans' information.
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But the figures they cited appeared not to include people who met with navigators to sort through coverage options but enrolled later on their own — a not insignificant group, according to past surveys on enrollment.
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Virgo's vibe is very picky—this is a fantastic time to go shopping, as racks that once overwhelmed you with options are suddenly easier for you to sort through with the precision of Venus in Virgo.
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I don't think we're too far off from a place where AI and other computational approaches to photography can help us sort through those photos quicker — this already happens on your smartphone's camera roll, for example.
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The company has representatives who go out and pitch consumers on the benefits of clean energy, they negotiate a price for installation with their clients and help customers sort through financing options and local installation needs.
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With that being said, all of those special sales can be a bit overwhelming to sort through, which is why we've rounded up the 15 best deals you need to know about and shop this weekend.
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But perhaps the biggest challenge: Going through the mounds of documents that the intelligence community has provided them, especially with less than a dozen staff members on the Senate side to help sort through the records.
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Students at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland created an image recognition agent called ApiZoom trained on images of mites that can sort through a photo and identify any visible mite bodies in seconds.
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The survivor, however, is left with a mess of details to sort through, because there is now only one name on all of those joint accounts, and that can cause problems for heirs down the road.
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Long before Lange exited, Murphy and Co. were well into the habit of serving up a garbled mash of scary things and sort-of statements, and hoping that think-piecers would sort through it for them.
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Lawmakers have been working for months to sort through documents and line up interviews with former Trump officials and have even issued a subpoena against former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who resigned earlier this year.
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"We've always taken the stance that we want to encourage people to share their experiences and then we use our systems, automated and manual, to sort through that and recommend content to our users," he continued.
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The Pentagon is trying to develop algorithms that would sort through the material and alert analysts to important finds, according to Air Force Lieutenant General John N.T. "Jack" Shanahan, director for defense intelligence for warfighting support.
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According to the state regulator, MUFG has long used an electronic screening system, HotScan, to sort through its financial transactions for signs of involvement by people or countries barred from doing business with the United States.
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A team of data, cybersecurity and communications officials from the DNC were on the ground in Iowa around the caucuses and were deeply involved with helping sort through the myriad issues that began on caucus night.
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They spend time with clients, helping them sort through years of accumulated possessions and make decisions about what to dispose, what to donate to charities and what to try to fit into their new living spaces.
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Traders will have to sort through "a lot of noise" as the market seeks to understand the storm's impact on crude oil and petroleum product stockpiles, said Michael Cohen, head of energy markets research at Barclays.
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Court proceedings have already revealed that prosecutors have more than 10,000 pages of evidence and hours of recordings they plan to use against Chapo, and his lawyers must sort through all of it before the trial.
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A manager at the Housing Works Hell's Kitchen Thrift Shop recently found a sharp knife tossed into a suitcase full of clothing, presumably by someone unaware that humans physically sort through the stuff that gets donated.
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Companies market the technology to consumers who have to sort through collections of images for the same face, to retailers who want to know whether customers are having a positive store experience, and in other circumstances.
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The resources assigned to the Clinton investigation were in response to agents having to sort through a vast amount of electronic data in a finite period of time before the then-looming presidential election, the source said.
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"So it's not some little man sitting behind the curtain figuring out what we're going to show the users, it's basically a compilation of what users are generating and trying to sort through that information," Lofgren concluded.
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I'm exhausted after my whirlwind afternoon and looking forward to spending my evening on the couch with reality TV. I call my mom on my way home and sort through a ton of mail before making dinner.
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" Sesali Bowen, Entertainment Writer and Yours Truly "Here's a little secret: after I got home to sort through my BFF treasures, I realized that the $12 lilac dress I'm wearing in these pictures is actually a nightie.
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It's only a matter of time before U.S. banks operating in the United Kingdom and European Union have some potential regulatory and staffing issues to sort through as a result of the U.K. Brexit vote in June.
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The new tool, called candidate discovery, lets recruiters sort through the applicant pool according to whether a candidate had been marked as a prospective, previously interviewed for a job, or received an offer from the company before.
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You can also choose from over 70 different looks and 50 different filters, automatically improve the sky and foliage in photos using specialized tools, and easily browse and sort through your images with the built-in library.
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For instance, do you want a therapist who'll direct you through a series of steps toward an end goal, or someone who's more likely to listen and reflect back to you as you sort through your issues?
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Despite that enthusiasm, a full listing of the new services is not available on the web-based "Medicare Plan Finder," the government tool used by beneficiaries, counselors and insurance agents to sort through dozens of plan options.
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Mr. Pugh's trial is presenting an early case study of how juries will sort through the Islamic State propaganda, online messages and travel itineraries that are likely to account for much of the evidence in such cases.
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" "The advent of email and texts and smart phones is just generating enormous amounts of data," Obama added, saying that this, in turn was "putting enormous pressure on the department to sort through it, classify it properly.
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The YUAG's curators now face a multiyear project to sort through the objects, with a plan to eventually digitize the entire collection, which will be made available to researchers by appointment at the start of next year.
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Whether you have a bunch of photos to post right now or you want to keep track of them as you post them, a Facebook album is a great way to help you sort through your pictures.
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Borderlands 3 for PS4 for $30 ($30 off): Couch co-op, hordes of enemies, and literal piles of loot to sort through, Borderlands 3 has been one of my favorite ways to kill time during the quarantine.
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With 12,000 comments moderated per day, this work is labor intensive, and has forced us to close comments on stories sooner than we would like simply because we didn't have the resources to sort through them all.
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"I think he probably gave a lot more peace of mind to people that were wanting to see how to sort through it, when he made a strong case that each article was ill-founded," said Sen.
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Libra season finds you sorting out your finances and reflecting on your material stuff—you tend to be a minimalist, so it's a fantastic time to sort through your goods and sell what you no longer need.
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We know this from past tragedies: if NICS had more time to sort through the clerical confusion in the Dylann Roof case, the transaction that ultimately placed the gun in the killer's hands may have been denied.
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The availability of technology to help you sort through enormous amounts of ... We were one of the first companies that paired with a tech company in the whole Justice Department to try to help us- -sort out.
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To me, hiring a group of folks who come out of venture and had done startup work, bringing them into the company brought a huge discipline and patience and ability to sort through the people we needed.
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Read more about Scale on TechCrunch SimpleCitizen – TurboTax for immigration Over 13 million Americans have to sort through green card and citizenship applications each year and it can take weeks or months for everything to get ironed out.
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Especially right now, there's so much information there's no way that we are able to sort through all of the ubiquitous information in the world unless somebody imposes order on it and gives it a sense of hierarchy.
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If we're ever going to develop robots that can clean out a garage or sort through a cluttered kitchen, we're going to need machines that can teach themselves about the world and all the stuff that's in it.
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The main benefit of using Spectacles over your iPhone camera still holds true: After pressing the record button, both hands are free, whether you want to sort through a rack of clothes or eat an ice cream cone.
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In Paradise, home to nearly 27,000 people before the Camp Fire struck, two forensic anthropologists for the University of Nevada, Reno, were helping firefighters on Saturday sort through the wreckage at a mobile home park for senior citizens.
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On the surface, "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo" sounds like a simple show: Over the course of eight episodes, organizing guru Marie Kondo helps a variety Los Angeles residents sort through their belongings and clean up their homes.
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This first set of photos reveals something that surprised me (and our creative director James Bareham, who helped me shoot and sort through some of these photos) during this whole process: the HTC U113's camera is good.
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With so many amazing markdowns happening at once, it can feel overwhelming to sort through them all — so we did the hard work for you and found the best TV deals available at the mega-retailer right now.
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Experts said there was a lack of coordinated policy on recycling and limited awareness, meaning most garbage arrived mixed together and workers had to sort through bags of waste to separate what could be recycled, compacted and sold.
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Fighting extinction is a daunting and demanding task, but it does come with some quirky perks for the scientists willing to tackle it — like the opportunity to sort through thousands of packages of glitzy, glittery polar bear poop.
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To help sort through the clutter, Apple is borrowing an element of desktop computing with a new feature called folders, allowing you to organize apps in your home screen, for example creating groupings for sports, news, and entertainment.
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I also learned to sort through my compositions, to make the songs breathe—if there was no need for a guitar on track, I wasn't going to use one—it's one of the advantages when you record solo.
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I saw a towering stack of boxes full of toys that I hadn't had time to sort through, and I imagined the rich and refined Duvel—the sometime subject of Mirta's girlfriends' gossip—stocking my empty shelves overnight.
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The rest of "Nuestra Finca" struggles with uncharacteristic murkiness in the storytelling, as it tries to sort through the D.E.A. and the C.I.A. working at cross purposes and what that implies for the future of Colombia after Escobar.
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"While the new targets strike us as reasonably achievable, we do anticipate some weakness in the near-term as investors sort through the new growth targets and strategic actions that set the stage for beyond FY18," he said.
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The usual procedures here would be for the Federal Election Commission to investigate complaints and sort through these murky laws to determine if these kinds of payments are personal in nature or more properly classified as campaign expenditures.
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That's a lot to sort through, but I'll add one more instantly gratifying craft to the mix—the art of balloon and pasta destruction, of which Norwegian visual artist Jan Hakon Erichsen is Instagram dot com's foremost purveyor.
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They wake each morning to the sound of rumbling garbage trucks, chasing after each one with a metal rod in hand to sort through garbage and pick out the most lucrative items, like cans and pieces of metal.
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There, the Vogelstein sisters paid Ms. Cohen a few hours work to help them sort through the anemone, ranunculus, delphinium, privet berry, pear flower blossom, hydrangea and garden roses, as they figured out how to create new arrangements.
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My job is to sort through thousands of new titles published each year — from picture books to chapter books to middle grade novels to young adult novels — and select the very best to be featured in The Times.
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This "friendsourcing," as the team calls their model, makes it so that the person facing harassment doesn't need to read offensive emails on a day-to-day basis — their trusted moderators can sort through the worst of the abuse.
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Like Siri, Viv leverages artificial intelligence to sort through massive volumes of data in order to assist its users in administrative tasks, but it can also understand and place a detailed pizza delivery order, according to The Washington Post.
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Instead of going through the effort of recording responses to all sorts of requests, then having to sort through them all to find the match for your specific query, the AI does all the hard work in real time.
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I've been seeing a therapist every other week for about a year, and she's really helped me make priorities in my life and sort through a lot of the mental clutter that goes along with living in New York.
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Scott, the governor of Florida, and his ally President Donald Trump have resorted to the most extreme rhetoric imaginable about voter fraud and electoral theft to attack Democrats while Florida tries to sort through yet another closely watched recount.
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SO, WE'LL GIVE IT A COUPLE OF MONTHS AND SORT THROUGH IT. BOORSTIN: BUT IS THIS GOING TO BE A NEGATIVE FOR NETFLIX IN TERMS OF MORE COMPETITION – AT&T HAVING MORE AMMUNITION FOR ITS OVER THE TOP SERVICES?
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Helping families sort through this impasse is a valuable service, and as I've seen many times, advisors can help families come up with creative solutions that take the parents' principles into account while still helping the children feel supported.
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Computers can process large amounts of information much more quickly than humans, and as enterprise companies generate increasing amounts of data, they need help understanding it all as the volume of information exceeds human capacity to sort through it.
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The online ad tracking services are helpful for the desktop and mobile web, but I haven't yet found an effective way to sort through the many, many ads that flow through Facebook and Instagram or across various mobile apps.
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We're finally at the point with Watson where we can augment with some of the best people we have, and Watson can find things they can't find just because how hard it is to sort through that much information.
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The startup says Workiz Voice, which enables workers to look up job schedules, sort through leads, communicate with team members or clients and find directions to their next job, is the first feature of its kind on the market.
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Business owners in the area are only now starting to sort through the wreckage, seeing what they can salvage and what they must toss, and trying to calculate just how long it'll take to get back up and running.
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And because we know there are tons of argan picks (and impostors!) to sort through, we culled everything from a hydrating bath soak to a frizz-fighting conditioner that you'll definitely want to keep on hand all year long.
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But the problem India has with China, according to Evan Feigenbaum, deputy assistant secretary of state for South Asia under President George W. Bush, is "to sort through what's just economic gravity and what's nefarious and directed at India."
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While this is not the Jason I have known as I have never seen hate and bigotry from him, and I have been trying to reach him to talk, I am suspending relationship while I sort through the information.
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The service is simple: you tell it where you live and it will sort through millions of deals from travel partners to find you discounted flights to nearby destinations that you can go ahead and book from your phone.
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A president has the bully pulpit of his office, control over a vast bureaucracy that can help sort through the technical issues around a law, and, normally, a campaign policy agenda that can form a starting point for legislation.
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Rubio, who said last year that he cashed in a retirement fund, has hired a lawyer to help him sort through post-Congress job offers, though he's reportedly not interested in working for Wall Street or a lobbying firm.
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Army-funded researchers have developed a system of algorithmic bots called CRYSTAL that can sort through a myriad of possible element combinations to advance ongoing material science research, including the search for fuel-efficient materials for improved fuel cells.
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"We're using the dogs to sort through the layers of scent until we identify the tell-tale biomarkers," Dr. Thomas Quinn, professor at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and lead author on the study, said in a press release.
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In each episode, they expertly purge mountains of clutter and sort through strange finds — children's lost teeth, Super Bowl rings — to reveal the perfectly organized, clear-plastic-bin-filled storage spaces of their clients' dreams and everyone else's Pinterest board fantasies.
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The Maps section offers a simple way to sort through all of the information—how far away a clinic is, when it is open, and how highly it is rated by others who have used it—all in one easy glance.
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I know all of them would love the wild world of PC gaming, but they can't be bothered to sort through PC Part Picker and figure out what build is right for them and figure out how to put it together.
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A second effort relied on what's called unsupervised learning, where the system sort of set its own rules about what constituted similarity between whale sounds and non-whale sounds, creating a plot that researchers could sort through and find relevant groups.
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The two of you are going to have a whole lot of logistics to sort through post-breakup, and it's not going to be fun if the sight of them makes you want to hack your way through a rage room.
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Over a million deals are happening over the course of 36 hours, which seems like a good thing until you stop to consider that's a hell of a lot of products to sort through to find the ones you want.
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While that seems logical in theory, many Tinder users swipe right on just about anyone and sort through their actual matches later, so it's unclear what the selections will look like for people who generously dole out their right swipes.
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While you could brew yourself enough hot coffee to make even Lorelai's eyebrows raise as you sort through all the cast announcements, spoilers, and teases, you could also just sit back and let me do the heavy lifting for you.
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Through the testing of ideas and the application of reason and evidence and proof, we could sort through our differences, and nobody would get exactly what they wanted, but it would be possible to find a basis for common ground.
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The OpenZika team is using the virtual supercomputer to sort through millions of chemical compounds to find ones that could potentially block Zika's proteins — the parts that allow the virus to survive in infected people and spread throughout the body.
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Upon arrival in Mexico City, dozens are escorted to a cordoned-off area near a conveyor belt, where government workers sort through red mesh bags filled with clothes, personal items and a label with the name of a deported Mexican national.
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The very qualities that make the images themselves so amateurish and difficult to parse make them extremely valuable as raw data; these pictures haven't been sanitized or set up to make it any easier for the algorithms to sort through.
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In addition to providing therapy to families, couples, and individuals—with a speciality in young adults—she founded and operates a service called All Along, which specifically helps people sort through the confusion to find the right services for them.
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Unsecured creditors of Toy 'R' Us on Monday defended the bankrupt retailer's plan to pay up to $1.3 million to extend store leases, arguing it needs more time to sort through nearly 800 leases to see which ones it will keep.
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They still have about 4,000 pages to sort through by close of business on Monday, a date that will mark the end of a nine-month review process that has strained the State Department's resources and nagged Clinton's presidential campaign.
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Hand recounts in Florida do not require election workers to sort through every ballot manually, but to review so-called "overvoted" and "undervoted" ballots — ballots on which voters either marked more than the maximum number of selections allowed or fewer.
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But when applied to tens, hundreds and thousands of users, this model ends up generating a noisy flood, and security teams have to struggle with wasted time and must sort through tons of unimportant events that are mostly false positives.
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But the goal is do it quicker, and the Air Force has been looking at artificial intelligence and machine learning to sort through all the data gathered by U-2s and other aircraft and sensors and make sense of it.
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When Jay-Z decided it was necessary to sort through a lifetime of demons, rumors and trauma — both he inflicted and received — on his 13th solo album, "4:44," he relied on one man to provide him the musical fortitude.
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Ian is supposed to be on vacation this week at his cottage so I — Toronto bureau chief of The Times and die-hard Georgian Bay cottager — got to sort through the responses, vicariously traveling to serene spots around the country.
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But as he enters the 20th century, he'll have thousands of mp3s to sort through, and will start consulting websites like Rate Your Music and Acclaimed Music to pick top hits, making sure to include selections across years, genres, and countries.
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QUESTION 8 NEVADA QUESTION 4 By The New York Times | Source: Ballotpedia Even as voters sort through the barrage of advertising, several initiatives have already been approved to circulate petitions for signatures in an effort to qualify for the 2020 ballot.
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There are other difficult issues to sort through, such as the U.S. objective to strengthen its freedom to impose trade actions against what it views as unfair Canadian or Mexican actions or to protect U.S. "Buy America" provisions for government procurement.
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Judge Wood made it clear on Wednesday that if Mr. Cohen's lawyers did not move quicker, she would wrest control of the review from them and let a taint team sort through the documents that they had not finished considering.
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So, rather than focus on a hunt for smoking guns, Congress needs to be helping the public sort through these three big issues and make sense, through questioning witnesses and finding documents, of what the Trump presidency is all about.
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Evelyn Sebree, the owner of Sebree and Associates, an interior design firm that sold the set to HUD, said the agency was looking for something "traditional" and that she worked online with her contact at HUD to sort through their options.
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Miriam Rosen, New York, N.Y. The public editor's take: It can often be difficult to sort through the competing claims of biased reporting in coverage of the Middle East, with views so hardened on both sides and emotions running high.
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When tax season finally rolled around at the end of my first year, I spent countless hours trying to sort through income from dozens of different clients and comb through bank statements to figure out which expenses, if any, I could deduct.
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I created a Google Doc itinerary that was incredibly helpful in helping us sort through the things we wanted to see each day, then subsequently made a Google Sheets spreadsheet with all the joint expenses upon returning so we could see everything split.
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A newly published study relies on 10 years of observations from a slew of well-known telescopes to sort through that chaos and reveal what seems to have happened when a star met a black hole at the center of two colliding galaxies.
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And Deng's team suspected that if they had an algorithm sort through enough genomes, the program might learn how to recognize the genetic fingerprint of the Salmonella that comes out of a pig, and distinguish that from the Salmonella in a cow pat.
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With Snapshot Serengeti, you can sort through images taken by camera traps set up by the University of Minnesota's Lion Center, with the goal of helping researchers understand the food webs, biodiversity and sustainability of the region to assist lion conservation efforts.
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Maybe in the near future, we'll have 311 chatbots that can sort through the incoming data in real-time to let me know that, yes, the downed tree blocking traffic has already been reported, then send me a text when it's been removed.
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Photo: John Minchillo (AP)The New York City Police Department has developed a pattern-recognition tool called Patternizr to sort through mountains of files related to "hundreds of thousands of crimes logged in the NYPD's database," the Associated Press reported on Sunday.
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But it is worth considering: Is being with a loved one -- who may or may not, by then, even know your presence -- worth years of your own suffering as you sort through the choices you made under the duress of looming death?
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Read More Cramer: Fed blind to recession signs everywhere February has been an incredible month for the stock market, and now Cramer is ready to sort through the stocks that have fallen out of favor to see if any are ready for investing.
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CNBC used Estimize, which pools thousands of estimates from real investors and traders, to sort through the many companies reporting over the next week and find the ones where this group had higher expectations than the standard Wall Street consensus estimate from analysts.
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At a meeting of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives south of Berlin, she and her aides made clear that they were ready to give Britain the time it needs to sort through its political mess before starting talks on the terms of a Brexit.
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ThredUP told Business Insider that the company found charities often do not have the resources or time to sort through and distribute the clothing they receive, so the company decided to turn clothes into cash for organizations that don't normally take clothing donations.
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As the waters brought by Harvey's record rainfall recede throughout the area, and as homeowners begin to sort through the wreckage of their flooded houses, Houstonians who don't own their homes and who survive on hourly wages are facing another problem: making rent.
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On Wednesday, ThoughtSpot announced that it has raised an additional $248 million for the cloud software that makes it easier to sort through massive amounts of information and quickly draw insights they could use to make decisions on any part of the business.
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I had no usable wall space, and although my boss gave me temporary storage space in her garage over the summer, I had to sort through and get rid of carloads of clothes, my childhood toys, school papers, books, movies and artwork.
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It could also be used by a law firm to sort through documents and come to conclusions about them for discovery in a legal case — what would normally take a lawyer days or weeks, would take the machine a matter of minutes.
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Had the third season begun the next day, many of us would be scrambling desperately to sort through all the host-human hybrids, the smuggled control units and the three or four different terms for the virtual Eden where android souls are uploaded.
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Here are some points of fact to help sort through the noise: Ms. Malliotakis rolled out what has been one of her prime lines of attack, painting a portrait of a city where crime is more rampant than Mr. de Blasio has acknowledged.
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Tucked away in a fulfillment center about an hour's drive from New York City, Best Buy is using dozens of robots to sort through boxes of iPads, HP laptops, Beats by Dre headphones, DVDs, video games and more to ship to shoppers' homes.
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" At the same briefing, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said proxy groups may conduct attacks "either directed or non-directed by Iran," noting that among the challenges the US faces will be to "sort through that, understand, who's doing it, who's motivating it.
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"I think he probably gave a lot more peace of mind to people that were wanting to see how to sort through it, when he made a strong case that each article was ill-founded," Braun told reporters in the Capitol Monday morning.
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Booble is pitched as a search engine specifically for porn (in case you don't know how to sort through the rare not-porn result you get when searching for porn on Google), which would be great if the search engine weren't totally broken.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats will hold 12 televised debates during the 2020 U.S. presidential race, an increase from four years ago, to help voters sort through what is expected to be a crowded field of candidates seeking to take on President Donald Trump.
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Now, many are eagerly anticipating the public release of the grand jury report, which is pending clearance from Pennsylvania&aposs highest court as justices sort through arguments by current and former clergy named in the document that releasing it would violate their constitutional rights.
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In a story chronicling McCarthy's rise in Washington, both as Trump's friend and fixer, the Washington Post reported that McCarthy had an aide sort through a "plentiful supply" of Starbursts to select only the red and pink ones as a gift for the president.
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That look Felix and Sylvester give when the Delos woman tells them to sort through the pile of dead bodies to see which ones can be salvaged, with the camera then panning onto Maeve, clearly hint that we'll be seeing more of our favorite Madam.
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But with no real timeline offered yet on when or how the company plans to address the issues and plenty of critics, including some early investors, on how it's doing so far, expect more of a bumpy ride while we sort through the details.
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In June, Twitch is also rolling out faster search, automated highlight reels (recaps) and the ability to sort through channels in a directory by a range of new options — including lowest to highest viewers, most recently started or suggested channels based on their viewing history.
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When 37 percent of large enterprises are reporting getting upwards of 10,000 threats a month, they need a tool that can help them sort through the information in an automated fashion and separate out the noise from actual issues, Hexadite CEO Eran Barak told TechCrunch.
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This focus will ensure you're doing what you were hired to do, make it easier to make the case to your voters you deserve another term, and make it much easier to sort through the endless invitations and entreaties in which you are already drowning.
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The police continued to search the area around the blast site and fanned out across New York chasing leads and trying to sort through a variety of claims of responsibility — from Twitter to websites to 911 calls — most of which were dismissed as unrelated.
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The assessment of Mr. Rahami illustrates the challenges the F.B.I. faces as it solicits information from the public about people who might pose a threat and then must sort through what is credible, while balancing the need to protect the country without overstepping its authority.
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With a discipline not unlike that of the great masters, the most serious fans sort through the Instagram accounts of people close to their beloved celebrities, whether family, friends or fabulous assistants, to procure an oblique, relatively unmanicured view into a famous person's private life.
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It's one thing to try to fix your past with the help of a well-intentioned but comically awkward podcast host, but perhaps you'd rather sort through your regrets on your own schedule, without letting a stranger with a microphone into your living room.
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Calling that request unusual, federal prosecutors told Judge Wood that, under normal circumstances, a team of their colleagues who were not directly involved in the matter would be the ones to sort through the materials and set to the side any that contained privileged information.
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It is difficult to glean much information from a jury's notes, but those that have been sent so far by the jurors in this case suggest that the panel is making a genuine effort to sort through more than 10 weeks of testimony and exhibits.
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The authorities seized more than 12,500 pages of paper records and obtained hundreds more pages of messages and cell phone logs from phones and a Blackberry — communications that remain at the center of a special judicial review to sort through potential attorney-client privilege issues.
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While Ms. Kondo asks you to ponder what you want to bring into the future, Ms. Magnusson's message is about paring down as you go (and go); she cheerily advises taking time to sort through possessions even as she raises the specter of mortality.
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The Moon connects with Mercury at 1:21 PM, helping us sort through our feelings logically; however, some emotional blocks will arrive when the Moon squares Saturn at 5:08 PM. The Moon enters Aries at 2:43 AM, putting people in a more spontaneous mood.
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He began to sort through his memories to see if he had said or done anything during the three years he had preached at the mosque in the Madina Jadida neighborhood of Tunis that could be construed as dispatching young men to kill and die for ISIS.
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Apple has launched a slick new website that makes it a lot easier to sort through the info it publicly discloses about government data requests, bringing a sharp and engaging design to a matter that had previously been handled by a dull list of PDF links.
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The problem, however, is how to sort through these massive troves of satellite imagery data in such a way that the images can actually be useful (as National Defense Magazine put it, when it comes to satellite imagery, there is too much information and not enough intelligence).
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The premise behind CompareEuropeGroup, which was founded in 2015, is a simple one: The company uses machine learning and other algorithms to sort through and search for the best deals for a particular service in real time, based on a few parameters entered by the consumer.
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A report from the Commerce Department last week showed that business investment in the U.S. declined 5.5% in the second quarter, adding to the mixed economic data for the Fed to sort through as it prepares to vote on whether to shift its benchmark interest rate.
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There are convenience store flowers and messy hair to sort through, but after he does he pops in where the conference organizers tell him (without asking a damn thing about his relationship to her, mind you — this has to violate privacy laws) that she hasn't checked in.
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Last year I taught an extra class during my planning time, so I am very grateful to have this time to sort through the first assignment my seventh graders turned in, and plan for my advanced literature students until my last class starts at 1:50 p.m.
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But I'd sort through all of the toiletries in the bathroom only to find that I had a few other toiletries on my dresser and nightstand and had also left my travel toiletries bag in the living room the last time I'd unpacked from a trip.
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I would sort through our mail and papers drawer only to find a stack of mail on the dining table and would wonder whether my eyeglass prescription was in the papers drawer or the "important papers" accordion file we keep on the bookshelf in the living room.
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Besides simply storing more material, University of Washington principal researcher Luis Henrique Ceze says this particular experiment also showed that they could still sort through the much larger batch of DNA and find specific sequences — something that's vital for retrieving files in a real-world storage system.
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After a stop at the coffee cart, I arrived at my booth around 7am and began to sort through and organize Friday's tickets in my daily ritual … still unaware of what had happened and what was coming down the pike for us when the market opened.
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With so many suits currently on sale at the beloved retailer, it can be overwhelming to sort through them all — so we did the hard work for you and combed through hundreds of options to find nine of the cutest discounted styles you can purchase now.
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We know childbirth is wildly expensive in the U.S. The Philadelphia Inquirer has a very depressing related story: The cost of a failed pregnancy can also be unexpectedly large, leaving women or couples to sort through and challenge medical bills on top of an enormous emotional loss.
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The lawsuit, filed on Friday by MFY Legal Services and the law firm Emery Celli Brinckerhoff & Abady in United States District Court in Brooklyn, is the latest tussle over how the government turned to Wall Street to help sort through the wreckage of the 21 financial crisis.
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Mark Meadows and Jim Jordan, members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus who have attended the depositions, have been informally helping attorneys in the White House Counsel's office sort through publicly reported aspects of the testimony to the extent they can, according to four administration officials.
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While the first time didn't erase all of her anxieties, and she still frequently feels overwhelmed, the tool seemed to do what many of these platforms and tools are attempting to offer: a mechanism to sort through your thoughts, even if just for a brief moment.
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If they're up for it — I'm aware they may not be — it might be helpful to sort through these issues with an independent third party to guide the conversation: a religious leader, a member of your community that you all trust, even a professional family counselor.
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The fallout from that episode — the disappearance to Argentina to visit his mistress, the wrenching public confession upon his return, the journey from possible presidential contender to political pariah to humble congressman — appears to have left him more eager than most to sort through uncomfortable truths.
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It uses iCIMS, a type of talent acquisition software, to sort through volumes of candidates, generally 50,000 a month, and identify those who meet five or so minimum requirements, including a bachelor's degree, satisfactory driving record and some kind of leadership position or customer service experience.
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But it reintroduced me to the power of words as a way to figure out who you are and what you think, and what you believe, and what's important, and to sort through and interpret this swirl of events that is happening around you every minute.
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He piled up his maybes (mostly comedians including Phil Silvers, George Jessel, Gene Wilder, Mel Brooks, along with Ray Liotta, Bing Crosby and assorted Playbills) and left the pile with Ms. Hample, who would sort through it, email him the prices and then mail him his selections.
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I think that one of the problems that kind of holds things up is that people seem to think that they have to sort through, like, I'm going to go through and cherry-pick out all of the ... And that is actually the job of the historians.
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Sometimes this means showing them how to access and fill out an online PDF, sitting with them at a table for an hour to sort through the various documents they need, helping them use our free scanner to upload documents, and ensuring they've submitted everything correctly.
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Shares of troubled Japanese airbag maker Takata beat the generally downward trend to climb 1.10 percent, after a Wall Street Journal report that it is on the verge of hiring attorney Kenneth Feinberg to sort through claims for its $125 million compensation fund for victims of faulty air bags.
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Many adult detention centers don't offer legal services, Miller said, leaving thousands of immigrants without attorneys on their own to sort through mountains of English-language court documents, find transportation to courthouses, especially if they don't live in a major city, and keep tabs on changing court dates.
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JF: That was Miriam Elder, Ishmael Daro and Lester Feder JF: And now, we have deputy breaking news director David Mack give you just a few stories to focus on so you don't have to sort through all of the truly alarming alerts you have on your phone!
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Speaking of which, we begin last night's feature-film-length episode of Game of Thrones north of the Wall, where a ragtag crew of seven sweet boys is attempting to kidnap a wight and sort through all their issues with their dead dads and each other's sexual preferences.
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I've never attempted to organize the thousands of photos of my daughter on my phone, so it took Precious several days to sort through all of them and build the time lapse, but I enjoyed watching its progress every evening (and also tweaking it by removing or adding photos).
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"I went down to rescue you / I went all the way down / I went down for the remains / Sort through all your blurs and stains" could feasibly be a read of anyone from the Seattle/grunge scene, or simply about being submerged in something you can't escape from.
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Advanced machine learning algorithms, such as those used by Google's DeepMind, are able to make use of massive databases which train the machine by having it sort through the data over the course of millions of trials until it has learned the best way to achieve a desired result.
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Calacalist reported earlier today that Microsoft is paying $100 million to acquire Hexadite, a cybersecurity company that uses AI to sort through and address smaller network attacks — which can run up to 10,000 a month for a larger organization — while identifying larger problems for security specialists to tackle.
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By working directly with leaders representing a variety of professional and political backgrounds, the administration can sort through the numerous economic challenges these countries face, starting with rampant corruption and weak regulatory institutions, along with a workforce in need of training and small markets that crimp economies of scale.
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PLANO, Texas, Jan 15 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve should wait at least "a quarter or two" before raising rates again as officials sort through a host of fresh economic risks from the government shutdown to financial market volatility, Dallas Federal Reserve bank president Robert Kaplan said on Tuesday.
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Along with its current advisers, Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan, Yahoo has also been preparing to bring in some other advisers to help it sort through what is likely to become one of the most complex and — let's be honest — perplexing explorations of "strategic alternatives" ever in tech.
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They can&apost -- again, it&aposs kind of now hoping to sort through some of those -- kind of those breadcrumbs and will help us better know either not only from his -- this incident but perhaps lead into some perspective on how we can prevent, deter and respond to other incidents.
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With much work to do to sort through the list and the G20 summit only two weeks away, the official played down expectations of a major breakthrough on substantiative issues on trade during talks between Trump and Xi at the gathering of world leaders in Argentina at the end of November.
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And this is part of the problem right now in privatized health care, with solutions like Obamacare that are spending an enormous amount of money trying to sort people out — even trying to get a website up that could enable the system to sort through who is eligible and who's not.
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There will certainly be a lot more deals to sort through as Black Friday and Cyber Monday near, but eBay's day-long promotions are especially great for picking up that item on your wishlist that rarely goes on discount, or for making up for a sale that you missed out on.
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