As it is with sorting our friends and neighbors, sorting stories is also nothing new.
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What's new is that the sorting dynamic of urbanization now accounts for partisan sorting, too.
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Here's a recap of what the sorting hat said about Hufflepuff and Slytherin in Harry's first sorting.
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I know, I know, you're still adjusting to your sorting results from the last sorting quiz Rowling released.
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And it's that sorting has given us the seesaw, in a way that a different sorting might well not.
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Because of this, some retailers are moving away from sorting their toys by gender to sorting them by category.
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The next morning while sorting through the recyclables, an employee noticed the box, with money coming out of it, on the sorting line, The Press Democrat reported.
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One was intercepted at a congressional mail sorting facility outside of Washington, DC, and the other was uncovered at a mail sorting facility in South Los Angeles.
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CD: (At the temporary sorting location) This is a temporary sorting location for quick response donations of fabrics – so fabrics that are unwanted by brands, mills or manufacturers.
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" He observed, "An algorithm that's good for spike sorting—some version of it might conceivably be good for star sorting, or for looking at other things in another field.
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" - Mike, 363 "Guidebook on sorting your life out.
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The recycling process included dismantling and sorting the gadgets ...
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And Time magazine's Hogwarts sorting quiz may have some scientific basis, but most of the sorting quizzes scattered across the internet are impressionistic and silly and make no claims about scientific accuracy.
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Then, it goes to a sorting facility 200 miles away in the diamond mining town of Mirny, where the stones are sorted by size, color, and quality – both manually and via sorting machines.
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Unlike the Sorting Hat in the Harry Potter books, this one doesn't sing songs of warning about Voldemort's return (although there was a poetic Twitter bot Sorting Hat that would tweet you rhymes).
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She replied, sorting me out with tickets to his gig.
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The general public is not very good at sorting rubbish.
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But the factors sorting blockbusters from turkeys will be new.
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Go deeper: Sorting out Saudi: Big business, hypocrisy and justice.
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On Thursday, one such gift appeared: an updated sorting quiz.
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It has roughly 7,700 network partners and 74 sorting hubs.
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And sorting out these Balkan disagreements will not be easy.
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Workers in UPS's Louisville, Kentucky sorting facility discovered the container.
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Sorting Chinese competition into these categories helps calibrate the response.
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Muggle Library Candles The Sorting Candle, $14, available at Etsy.
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But a sorting tool doesn't create content or erase it.
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Also during this lunation, you're swiftly sorting out financial issues.
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Wasn't thinking about sorting and cleaning and organizing, for once.
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That intelligent sorting is really what sets it apart, though.
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The sorting of the ironies has been left to us.
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There was a darker side to "people sorting" as well.
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"We're sorting out that question right now," Joe Russo said.
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The sorting may also reflect the changing demographics of medicine.
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But sorting through all 21625,2900 documents is a gargantuan task.
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Among the first types you learn about are sorting algorithms.
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We only wish the Sorting Hat thought like this, too.
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So you're taking that demand and sorting it by price.
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Sorting through these complications will be difficult for many consumers.
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Mr. Johnson says he was simply sorting out his thoughts.
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Now teams are also sorting out a complicated medical condition.
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The KonMari method has essentially two parts: discarding and sorting.
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Sorting out the logic behind these new policies defies reason.
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Women held jobs as postal clerks, sorting letters and packages.
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That would generate more concrete, but not complete, candidate sorting.
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Sorting has made Democrats more diverse and Republicans more homogeneous.
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Manually sorting and deleting these photos is a laborious task.
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All the fandom discussions about house sorting originated with them.
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It's not just dishonest, it's selective sorting of the facts.
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Legal analysts and journalists are still sorting through the charges.
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My sisters and I devoted days to sorting his belongings.
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One person was sorting through a small tower of paperwork.
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This month, set aside some time for sorting and recycling.
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If he's not sorted into Slytherin, I'm eating my Sorting Hat.
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The Sorting Hat made its decision long ago — Julianne Hough: Gryffindor!
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Sorting all that out is a perfect task for artificial intelligence.
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We guarantee they'll pair perfectly with your Sorting House bath bomb.
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After sorting through 28,000 applications, Serhant and his team chose Bencheghib.
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Several of my fellow residents worked at a recycling sorting plant.
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The Third Reich was extremely concerned with sorting people into categories.
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As it turns out, sorting and recycling plastics properly costs more.
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A recent lunchtime found him sorting chopsticks at a round table.
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You're digesting all the info and sorting through the shit perfectly!
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Remember, this is our five-category rubric for sorting midterm races.
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There's absolutely nothing efficient about sorting through 30,000 resumes by hand.
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I was sorting clothes while I waited for her to finish.
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Like Instagram, the company began sorting tweets by a personalized algorithm.
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One crucial process is "homophilous sorting": like-minded people forming clusters.
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Over the weekend, Zuckerberg shirked responsibility from sorting fact from fiction.
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The moon in Capricorn finds you busy sorting out finances, Sag.
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Diamonds arrive at the sorting facility regularly, but not every day.
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Two scoreless outings later, Giles appears to be sorting things out.
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The early months of the primaries just begin the sorting process.
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People are going to have trouble sorting out all this information.
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We can only imagine where the Sorting Hat will put him.
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Part of your own healing process will require sorting this out.
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Play is organized to prevent children from sorting themselves by gender.
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Maybe — but there are some practical complications worth sorting out first.
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Some advice for sorting through the Democrats who may be running.
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We offer a brief excerpt here: The sorting begins right away.
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But sorting out the growing chaos in Terminal 903 was not.
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The town was still sorting through the chaos on Friday morning.
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You&aposve started something and are nowhere near sorting it out.
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NASCAR is still sorting how a race hybrid would come together.
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Sorting through that welter of competing claims is a real hassle.
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His delay was about sorting through possible claims of executive privilege.
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Sorting through the confusing sets of numbers in Trump's deportation plan.
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Start by sorting your possessions into take, store, toss and donate.
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This will stop Spotify from sorting their music into your playlists.
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These responses are increasingly sorting themselves into partisan affiliation, sometimes uncomfortably.
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You're sorting out complicated emotions thanks to the Moon in Sagittarius.
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Spoiler alert: There aren't spray-tanned Oompa Loompas in shorteralls, suspect fizzy lifting drinks, or bad egg-sorting rooms — but you will find robotic arms, a syrupy-sugar mixture called "slurry," and a "belly flop" sorting bin.
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Although sorting through the details would require the septuagenarian to read text.
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It is still sorting out what user data might have been stolen.
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Sorting out who is who in today's Taliban can be mind-boggling.
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"Hiring is more than just a process of skills sorting," writes Rivera.
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While universities are places of learning, they are also social sorting mechanisms.
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Phoenix shootings Police are sorting out a really tragic story in Phoenix.
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So those are a couple of things that might affect the sorting.
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Once it's contaminated, you have to ship to a central sorting facility.
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Another challenge is sorting out how to deliver packages across international borders.
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Rescue teams will spend the next few weeks sorting through the rubble.
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Nor is it clear economists are capable of sorting out their disagreements.
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The true "blame" lies with something commonly referred to as self-sorting.
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One table of four is already sorting out filters on their phones.
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When sorting the list by salary, engineering and other STEM jobs dominate.
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One is the other economies in the world are we're sorting out.
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They may also not be as sophisticated at sorting through news coverage.
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Better to ask the Hogwarts Sorting Hat or a Scientology E-meter.
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That included quickly applying filters in Photos and sorting emails in Mail.
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Sorting out the motives behind Hayden's capitulation presents something of a puzzle.
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Playing the starring role in sorting out her finances: A family office.
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The National Archives is sorting through the same paperwork but told Sen.
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"Very few people are really sorting through the facts logically," she added.
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At least some of the time, that sorting can quiet political disagreement.
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These robots are sorting out packages faster than you can say delivery.
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Google Photos quickly set itself apart with its smarter auto-sorting features.
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Mason swears by categorizing and sorting her email inbox to stay productive.
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It is miles better than the rudimentary sorting that Gmail pulls off.
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Turns out: There's only one sorting hat, and it lives at Hogwarts.
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Sorting through all that clutter can feel like a never-ending task.
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As an example, five years ago we started installing optical sorting technology.
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I don't see it burning itself out or sorting itself anytime soon.
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But as social sorting took place, we lost those potentially bridging ties.
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Clinton used when she was sorting through tens of thousands of emails.
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At first we were friends, both of us sorting through recent breakups.
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I call this "social sorting," or the development of "mega-partisan" identities.
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She was hired to work at an Amazon sorting facility in 2016.
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But both sides agree on the importance of sorting out the claims.
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We eat the tamales, which are incredible, and start sorting out laundry.
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UPS is also investing $20 billion to automate its package-sorting facilities.
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I began by sorting through the pieces by color, starting with yellow.
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Sorting through the wreckage of a freezer fail was a draining experience.
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By sorting and mediating the internet, Facebook inevitably began to change it.
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I've been home for almost two years, and I'm still sorting through.
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Machines now often do the cutting, sorting, polishing and dipping of matches.
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BR: The "sorting" of people into groups is what makes me uncomfortable.
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The real question is: Which house would the sorting hat choose for Schumer?
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A sister helped her find her first job in the city, sorting mail.
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A less enthralling scene involved sorting potatoes by throwing them into different buckets.
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This evening is perfect for sorting out structure or responsibilities in your partnerships.
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Keyword searches, or sorting by date or any other field, are strictly prohibited.
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Image: TrelloThat extends to custom labels, giving you another way of sorting cards.
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"Creepiest" is just one way of sorting IEEE's catalog of nearly 200 robots.
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Even so, sorting out compensation for mis-selling could be a messy affair.
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Instead of sorting through this mind-numbing stuff unassisted, Catch holds your hand.
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Your sorting hat results may have even been a discussion amongst your friends.
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Residents of Texan towns clobbered by Hurricane Harvey began sorting through the wreckage.
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"That's one part of it that we are still sorting out," Eppeler says.
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By the way, till this day, the sorting is still done by hand.
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Already, geologists and geophysicists are sorting through the data they have access to.
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Why not turn that mail-sorting room into a grand new train hall?
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This is a common technique that's particularly good at sorting through visual data.
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Whichever method you choose, Mail takes note for the future sorting of messages.
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Only one—the mail sorting facility at 1195 Hamilton Court—remains closed off.
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Even when the sorting should be comparatively straightforward, there are looming grey areas.
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The children lay out all their bills on a dry grave for sorting.
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Super efficient sorting robots help China deliver 30 billion packages a year pic.twitter.
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One trash sorting volunteer said, Shanghai started the test run on June 24.
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Financially, Leo season finds you sorting out issues concerning debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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You're not swiping through infinite anybodies and sorting through reams of annoying messages.
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Sorting quizzes are silly and fun, but they can also cause existential crises.
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Pottermore's Sorting Hat checked Grint and Lewis, however, knocking them both into Hufflepuff.
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Katie said she was surprised when the Sorting Hat put Albus in Slytherin.
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American companies, like Waste Management, have been investing in upgrading domestic sorting facilities.
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Getting the bill over the finish line will mean a sorting of priorities.
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Cumming is one dressing room over, sorting through folds of sparkly white lace.
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This level of sorting is generally received as bad news for American democracy.
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Some of us are still sorting through the year-end "best of" lists.
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But it all makes sense when you think about Mason's work on sorting.
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Sorting through the plethora of books aimed at new parents can be overwhelming.
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At the same time, jobs at Amazon's warehouses and sorting centers have boomed.
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But for sorting through crowds, malaria-sniffing dogs could potentially be very useful.
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Yet one difficulty of dual leadership is sorting out who's actually in charge.
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Diamonds are evaluated under special lighting at Alrosa's sorting center in Mirny, Russia.
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Sorting out delivery is on many restaurants&apos to-do lists for 2020.
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And certainly, I'm glad we have researchers sorting the truth from the lies.
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The committee, which is sorting through the claims, postponed today's confirmation hearing. 213.
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That leaves us with another full hour of tediously sorting through the ashes.
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One package exploded in a sorting facility in Schertz, injuring a FedEx worker.
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They were my way of sorting out whether I had let Patrick down.
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Meanwhile, sorting fact from fiction will become even harder for the average voter.
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It's just a question of getting dates to -- and sorting out the logistics.
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The woman, Ei Thazin, said she received $10 a day for sorting metal.
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The case is still pending, and attorneys are sorting out the next steps.
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He advised sorting reviews by "most recent," which can help illuminate any issues.
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Humans have a basic tendency of sorting people into groups: us and them.
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In dreams, I am often engaged in the sorting of small, insignificant objects.
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I began comparing the shapes, sorting through them, making categories that didn't hold.
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The package delivery company will also X-ray entire truckloads of parcels at its sorting facility outside Austin, and then divert them elsewhere for sorting and delivery, said the FedEx employee who was not authorized to speak on the record.
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Scorpio season is all about sorting through your finances and emotionally, your self-worth.
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After sorting, the materials are sold and used for production stock in new products.
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Now imagine taking something much more abstract than sorting, such as protecting a password.
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The implications for intelligently sorting through crowded footage (think airports, busy streets) are significant.
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Also gone is the classic Sorting Hat, replaced instead by an enchanting new method.
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If a card does somehow get damaged, Sorting Robotics says they'll cover the cost.
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They want to take manufacturing sorting out of Excel and stick into its software.
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Sorting is automated at many of DHL's distribution centres and vans are much bigger.
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Sorting is automated at many of DHL's distribution centers and vans are much bigger.
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John Delaney — the DNC is also sorting out its role in securing fledgling campaigns.
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Explore the data by sorting by deal size and hovering over each bar below.
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N. and I spend the afternoon sorting through the clothes while watching more AFL.
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He's always happy to do this part, since I take care of the sorting.
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Unlike other clones, it seems to have partially restored the community functions and sorting.
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These big industrial units with sorting technology are used by companies such as Amazon.
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The natural question to ask is whether the model is tacitly sorting by race.
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"Everyone who was on the sorting line was beaming," Wise told The Press Democrat.
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The process of reviewing these emails requires human readers as well as algorithm sorting.
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Plus, the searching and sorting are lightning fast, as you would expect from Gmail.
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But once we started sorting through them, we couldn't find a single matching pair.
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"We don't think the government is capable of sorting this out themselves," Byrne said.
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It can also do basic AI tasks, such as sorting the data it's given.
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Sorting by type of object rather than cleaning each room individually was really helpful.
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This time, you're sorting out truth from exaggeration, wishful thinking from the presently doable.
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The biggest lesson I learned from sorting through my feelings on the label Latinx?
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Sorting out a financial issue and strengthening your home base is also a priority.
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Seating was arranged by a sorting hat and all the guests were given wands.
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With so much material, what's the process of sorting set lists for a tour?
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Sorting out the different pillow fillsMemory foamShredded memory foamDownPolyesterBuckwheat hullsLatexWhat's your favorite sleeping position?
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This is a place where some old style machine politics sorting is called for.
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As the moon opposes Venus and Mars, you're sorting out debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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Six months into its existence, Alphabet, Google's holding company, is still sorting itself out.
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This means Japan is a sort of trial run for sorting out this problem.
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Sorting out responsibilities with your partner is also a key aspect of the day.
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One of the most common functions in an Excel spreadsheet is sorting data alphabetically.
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The first step, when it comes to Russia, is sorting out what actually happened.
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It was sitting in the sorting facility at Kennedy with a missing identification tag.
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One way social sorting among the various classes took place was via country clubs.
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You're out looking for news tidbits, you're sorting and winnowing what's important, what's not.
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Sorting through wreckage on Tuesday left behind by the tsunami in Banten Province, Indonesia.
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"We've seen a re-sorting going on over the last 20003 years," Muro says.
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I'm tackling a job I've put off for decades: sorting through boxes of photos.
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If you're having trouble sorting out your options, contact the local nursing-home ombudsman.
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It says that 40,000 American jobs, like sorting and packing clothes, are at risk.
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Tasks like sorting dirty laundry or folding dry clothing should be done at home.
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Employees in these roles are generally responsible for selecting, packing, and sorting customer orders.
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Transporting, storing and sorting donated goods can divert resources away from more pressing work.
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Affinities based on the clever algorithmic sorting of refracted desires are only weakly bound.
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The Post witnessed evidence of child labor in one miraa sorting warehouse in Maua.
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The fifth explosion happened early Tuesday at the FedEx sorting facility near San Antonio.
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The Point: The dynamics of the 2020 Democratic primary are still sorting themselves out.
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The Instructors – I wish I had these coaches to motivate me through sorting email.
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The chances of both chambers sorting through their differences in three weeks is slim.
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Mr. al-Arab opened a new landfill at Costa Brava, and two sorting plants.
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Here's a look at some of the issues our journalists have been sorting through.
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These Americans with authoritarian views, they found, were sorting into the GOP, driving polarization.
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Much of the region lacks sophisticated systems for collecting, sorting and treating used plastic.
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Importantly, this sorting by racial identity and attitudes didn't just affect views of Obama.
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"Sorting out the balance sheet and sorting out the enormous debt Carillion has, that will have to be (Davies') focus and if he can do that, then it will be a very good thing for the company," Liberum analyst Tom Musson told Reuters.
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Getting bought-out is exciting, but you'll need some help sorting out all the paperwork.
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What was needed was some sorting-out of the various Bachs and their mutual relationships.
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"There's a few things that need sorting out before we have that certainty," he added.
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I've been rotating between the front desk, the call center, and the book-sorting room.
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In sorting through his past, he'd shut down his romantic feelings for me, he said.
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The houses were basically dorms, and the Sorting Hat was the Dean of residential life.
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After sorting through email, I meet a friend at an outdoor court near my apartment.
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"Even with optical sorting, there's whole categories [of plastics] that have no market," Bourque said.
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But sorting through her mother's affairs that summer, she felt the stress wearing her down.
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Once in the sorting area, pallets of iProducts are unwrapped and loaded onto conveyor belts.
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To do this, customers will have to direct their packages to a Starship sorting facility.
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And there are other serious challenges to sorting and recycling old clothing into new apparel.
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For help sorting through the countless nail-polish options for fall, we tapped Brittni Rae.
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Sorting is moving to India, Pakistan or the United Arab Emirates, where wages are lower.
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Granted, the Golden Globes' Musical/Comedy sorting process is fuzzy overall — not just with musicals.
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And that means they may have to start sorting out which priorities they value most.
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The mixed-race origins of their families had also required a sorting out of identity.
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It's too early to say whether it will succeed in sorting out the NPA mess.
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Why force that information on people when even trained practitioners have trouble sorting through it?
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Auto-sorting, email scheduling, and a simple calendar are some of the features on offer.
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The ultimate goal for Pornhub, at least, is to move beyond just sorting by performer.
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They also improved efficiency by around 30 per cent and maximised sorting accuracy, he said.
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" Jurors noted Tapper's "tenacious commitment to sorting fact from fiction, a quality essential to journalism.
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On July 1, the world's most populated city (Shanghai) began a compulsory garbage-sorting program.
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States are still sorting through some rules governing how long delegates are bound to candidates.
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According to the Post, Krajnyak was sorting through the mail as two customers looked on.
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Of course, as news moved into the ether, the sorting and organizational options increased dramatically.
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Sorting out responsibilities with your partners is also a key thing to focus on now.
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It's preparing for the next day, sorting your experiences and making new pathways for learning.
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It's never been considered the sexiest job, yet mail sorting may start looking more appealing.
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Sorting out angry Americans talking tough from would-be terrorists is among their biggest challenges.
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Polling guru Nate Silver built his career sorting through election polling data with remarkable accuracy.
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What was needed was some sorting-out of the various Bachs and their mutual relationships.
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But that proved unsuccessful when the software was tasked with sorting through real-world sounds.
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The unique bling was uncovered while workers were sorting other diamonds at the Nyurba division.
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He began studying twins — at the time a novel approach to sorting nurture from nature.
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But if you hunt for a picture infrequently, sorting may be a waste of time.
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Artificial intelligence companies are enlisting robots to make recycling sustainable, by sorting through trash themselves.
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Sorting through which ones are worth your time and money can be a challenging endeavor.
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This is an important day for sorting out problems at home and with your family.
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The data itself was displayed via Kibana, a popular tool for visualizing and sorting data.
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She tried to teach Yael new made-up vocabulary by sorting the objects into categories.
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The old methods of sorting and categorizing the data are too slow, researchers told Nature.
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Sorting fact from fiction in this story was a challenge; Ryan was an unreliable narrator.
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It helps to understand that, okay, career sorting makes it this much of a difference.
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But there are plenty of other Hogwarts sorting quizzes available online, each with their devotees.
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Beyond the Hogwarts sorting quiz, there are dozens of popular ways of classifying your personality.
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On top of that, she also bequeathed the world with a new sorting ceremony ritual.
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Soon, I was done planting trees and sorting ponds, this was all about greeble manipulation.
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The source does not work at the sorting facility but was briefed on the situation.
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Since the fire tore through her home, Landles has been sorting through how to grieve.
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Sorting out the real individual commenters from fake or automated accounts is far more tricky.
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From there, they're brought into a sorting area and go through a quality control process.
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The attention span required for sorting through our nuclear dilemma—also pretty close to gone.
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On Tuesday night, investigators were still sorting through a multitude of tips and blind alleys.
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The Sontagian camp gallery seems very much about sorting out camp, just like her essay.
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To the contrary, it is an elaborate sorting device, intended to separate wheat from chaff.
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Few of them turn into the kind of writers capable of sorting this all out.
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He was known to stand on his head when sorting out a thorny engineering challenge.
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But, while Tekashi's sorting out his legal mess ... you can catch Slim looking for popcorn.
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Still, she suggests that certain methods of sorting tend to spark more joy than others.
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It is dedicated to the buying, selling, researching, sorting, evaluating and classifying of postage stamps.
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Having trouble sorting through the Quad's 20-film series on the best of Elizabeth Taylor?
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Most notable, it can provide them with valuable experience in sorting through complex legal arguments.
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I made content calendars for myself, sorting out what was to be accomplished and when.
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The company is automating mosquito sorting with robots to make it faster and more affordable.
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These are minor snags, but sorting them out is tricky, especially for first-time restaurateurs.
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It would be far less cumbersome than the current technique: trapping insects for hand sorting.
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It's Cyber Monday, which means everyone is sorting through deals for all kinds of electronics.
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And it was enough to get a number of other packages to a sorting facility.
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It contained an instance of Kibana, a piece of software for sorting and visualizing data.
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Frankly, if we men need help sorting all this out, we can ask a woman.
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Over time, Hetherington and Weiler had predicted, that sorting would become more and more pronounced.
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Grindah: [Laughs] Yeah, people are moaning about immigrants, this one's actually sorting out their housing!
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So what does this sorting have to do with getting a rise out of Americans?
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Political scientist Lilliana Mason also has some very convincing evidence that partisan sorting, far more than ideological extremism, is to blame for the growing nastiness of polarization, since partisan sorting has increased notably over the past several decades, whereas issue positions have been mostly stable.
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Perfume Genius, who is also a lowkey Comic Genius, tweeted that he would act as something of an indie Sorting Hat, sorting fans' faves into the different Hogwarts houses: Obviously 'hilarity' 'ensued,' as this turned out to be another of Perfume Genius' many talents.
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As for her work, it was the usual round of typing, taking calls, sorting post, filing.
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Sorting out clothes to give away to our friend who does a lot of homeless outreach.
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But sorting out which are actually good deals — and which are just hype — can be tricky.
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Renata Ford alleges Doug approached her and suggested they eschew lawyers while sorting out Rob's estate.
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I mean, I was still sorting through everything that had just happened and processing my thoughts.
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Then they move along a sorting table—the balcony at the top left of this rendering.
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They were collected from households and industrial companies by a specialized glass sorting and recycling company.
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Start by sorting your photos by color, keeping blues together, reds together — you get the idea.
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You just might need help sorting through millions of single folks in order to find them.
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Eventually, by sorting transactions according to a series of data points—Were ads purchased in rubles?
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This actually isn't the most unusual item employes have come across while sorting donations, Boury said.
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We are sorting out what the update entails and if the product is in the works.
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Which just makes sorting through the contrasts, and the parallels they suggest, all the more interesting.
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Secretaries sorting through petitions demanding the construction of new subway lines, New York City, circa 1923.
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Sorting 1,000 cards takes 1-2 hours, depending on the criteria by which they're being sorted.
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The hat's been doing this for centuries; J.K. Rowling only started sorting people 20 years ago.
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At the study site they set to work with quiet efficiency, sorting out ropes and carabiners.
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Being ready entails not just sorting out employee compensation, but also getting other things in order.
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Amazon runs 110 warehouses in the United States, 45 sorting centers and about 50 delivery stations.
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Over time the network of cans would become smarter and smarter and get better at sorting.
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The team's objective is to reduce human error and offload any effort we spend sorting items.
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He needed to finish sorting out the online course, and start working on his job applications.
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UPS used generators to re-open sorting and distribution facilities and routed shipments around flood zones.
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Partisan sorting over the years has given the GOP authoritarians a "critical mass" within the party.
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Compared with sorting out the Brexit mess, this week's scrap with anonymous civil servants provided relief.
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How it works: Restaurant workers stack plates and bowls into carts, sorting items into separate slots.
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He was working on sorting through samples of marine creatures that are stocked away in freezers.
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Mr Nyusi waffles about sorting out the mess with the banks involved in the loan scandal.
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Her first order of business, however, is sorting out the consequences of the BLP's electoral sweep.
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The help she provides begins with sorting through published research and determining what is worth heeding.
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What's striking, however, is that essentially no progress has been made on sorting out the details.
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Photo: Hussein Malla (AP)Money counting machines allow for the sorting of large amounts of currency.
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This is more a function of districts polarizing by other means, including voters sorting themselves ideologically.
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Crunchet has its own feed, which eskews the Facebook-style algorithmic sorting that can bury posts.
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After sorting through most of it, I saw a small plastic baggie tied at the bottom.
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While sorting through his photos, he was struck by a commonality: the image of mothers praying.
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Airbus is unlikely to change its mind, and Boeing is busy sorting out its own problems.
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Sorting out the infrastructure of its tax system is far less glamorous but just as critical.
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So they wouldn't be Slytherins, because they wouldn't be subject to the sorting hat at all.
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While Dollar Tree is busy sorting through its issues, Dollar General is mapping out expansion plans.
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Also, I make decisions quickly with my gut; he takes his time sorting through various options.
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Plot was important, don't get me wrong, but so was sorting out our slow-motion runs.
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But it was certainly more fun than sorting laundry the normal way, an admittedly low bar.
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Facial recognition algorithms are becoming increasingly powerful and capable of sorting through huge amounts of data.
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We may think that physics is sorting this out, and it's true that physics is magnificent.
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They had no trouble sorting out truth from blarney when it comes to all things Irish.
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Today, it's gerrymandering and partisan sorting that produce uncompetitive inter-party contests much of the time.
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Now that the Sorting Hat is back, the Hogwarts Houses are a subject of conversation again.
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"So often, people just start planning without sorting out a budget," said AAA spokesperson Julie Hall.
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Self-sorting means we tend to live around people who agree with us all the time.
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Sorting machines like this are only deployed seasonally, but during that time they're in constant use.
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The very young crowd that the movie seems aimed at may have trouble sorting it out.
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As for tests, professors are the last people who should object to society's people-sorting operations.
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Here, guests can participate in sorting and penning cattle with instruction from the ranch's professional wranglers.
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ANONYMOUS This is an example of how applicant-sorting systems intersect with a specific job search.
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We're organizing, sorting and throwing things out from one end of the house to the other.
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The new project is focused on building robots capable of useful, everyday tasks, like sorting recycling.
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Curran does a terrific job of sorting through the crazily complicated history of the Encyclopédie's publication.
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From that perspective, it's about binding, not sorting, about single lives threaded together day by day.
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They're not alone in trying to give Americans a leg out on sorting all this out.
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Services like Maps and Photos have over a billion users, sorting places and faces by computer.
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"Machines are good at sorting through data; people are good in a curatorial role," said Wang.
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And we've got the Queen's 90th coming up, of course, so I'm sorting out a display.
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By sorting through your piles of belongings and doing some organizing, you could find something valuable.
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Daniel Radcliffe may not be quite so ready to hang up his Sorting Hat after all.
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The province's Department of Municipal Affairs also plans to get involved in sorting out the mess.
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Trina films herself inside dumpsters behind makeup shops, sorting through white trash bags for discarded producers.
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And then I start sorting according to the catalogue, checking, examining, recording, and sticking in place.
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In short, as often happens after a crisis, the Fed is sorting through some existential issues.
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They will close their day at a food bank, thanking volunteers and sorting boxes of donations.
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Flipp, for example, can save you some time sorting through all those paper Black Friday ads.
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She did whatever she could to support the family, like digging oysters or sorting through recycling.
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On an emotional level, the next month will be deep for sorting out self-esteem issues.
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In "Shut Up and Dance," they are sorting of being forced to play a game effectively.
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He said that the recount process required sorting through more than a million pages of ballots.
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Many of the services offer a similar set of channels, but sorting through differences takes work.
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Recount lawyers milled about, awaiting the next official update on the status of the ballot sorting.
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We're sorting that out using different techniques, such as anthropological data, measurements and then pair-matching.
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But several factors could complicate the process beyond simply sorting out who offered the higher price.
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Their most iconic image was of the couple sitting at their kitchen table, sorting through bills.
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Until Wednesday, PG&E and its bondholders had competing plans for sorting out the company's finances.
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Affiliated with two Manhattan stores, it's a place to spend ample time sorting through the racks.
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For another, Twitter's "sparkle icon" doesn't just remove personalization; it removes algorithmic sorting in general. Sen.
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Tracking and sorting millions of people is precisely where Immigration and Customs Enforcement needs local help.
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This sorting would increase the slice of national income going to shareholders and reduce workers' share.
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I'm sorting mosquito larvae,feeding only young white tender onesto the waiting parents, separated in jars.
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See inside the process of rolling, checking, and sorting that makes these cigars a luxury item.
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The series is a sophisticated social studies lesson disguised by spells, sorting hats and flying cars.
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Sorting through the chaff in STAR Labs' press release today, here's what we know for sure.
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He has halted hiring for the time being while sorting out what the agency's needs are.
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How can we argue over Ilvermorny sorting if we don't know everything about the different houses?
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Moraif recommends sorting them into near-, medium and long-term, for distant goals such as retiring.
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He earned money for books and a laptop by operating a peach-sorting machine last summer.
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So there's a bit of a dichotomy there, and we're all sorting our way through it.
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We didn't appreciate going to the local fabric store and sorting through the patterns and cloth.
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Facial recognition, meanwhile, is everywhere in China, from airports and office buildings to trash sorting facilities.
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The people you'll encounter here have been sorting it out for themselves for some time now.
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I saw the admissions process as a kind of sorting procedure, one based solely on merit.
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The difficulty, as ever, is sorting out how much can be expected of any of us.
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Sorting plants will quite likely throw them in a landfill, together with other items considered contaminants.
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It's a lot of information to digest, and today you're sorting through some very deep feelings.
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We are currently rolling out an update to address this by sorting communication by recency and moving Stories from friends to the right side of the application, while maintaining the structural changes we have made around separating friends from creators and sorting friends' Stories by relationships.
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The program is sorting the testers by their country of origin and comparing errors with successful identifications.
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Immediately, fans couldn't wait to take the official Sorting Hat quiz, which divided users into Hogwarts houses.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Last week, Trump was photographed sorting through toys with military families.
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But sorting through all of the options and deciding which is best presents its own unique challenge.
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To identify the places housing voucher discrimination might be happening, MODA created a ranking and sorting algorithm.
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In addition, a lot of what Mueller has been sorting through deals with intelligence and classified materials.
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The company will rear the infected mosquitoes in its Kentucky lab, sorting non-biting males from females.
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I created sorting algorithms that let you remove laptops without Wi-Fi or pick only Sony laptops.
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Because honestly — truly — where did the industry go wrong in sorting out fashion's (apparently) most common conundrums?
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Employees at the store discovered the marijuana while sorting through donations Monday morning and called the cops.
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Trump's opponents are still sorting through the wreckage of the GOP primary season for a path forward.
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If you need them sorted other ways, the company is open to helping with custom sorting logic.
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Mr. Tanavoli's answer to these dual demands was synthesis, and you can see him sorting it out.
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It's about sorting through all of them, how expensive they are and the condescending in-store experience.
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The deadline for sorting out the tax bills is in January, and Uncle Sam takes only cash.
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"Apart from the traveler's problems, we are also sorting out a number of partner problems," adds Trimis.
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Chinese data even among specialists are hazy and require time just sorting through the definitions and changes.
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Social media's filtering and sorting algorithms also crucially failed to make any distinction between information and disinformation.
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That includes receiving shipments, sorting them, packaging them, and sending them off to consumers or retail stores.
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In terms of infrastructure, UPS has 228 operating facilities in China, while ZTO has 74 sorting hubs.
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We know that Facebook has adjusted its News Feed sorting in various ways over the last year.
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I'd been sexually assaulted the year before (on another school trip), and was still sorting through that.
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You're sorting out big plans and trying to figure out what's most important for you to accomplish.
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N). The company also faces the complication of sorting out its connection to Softbank Group Corp (9984.
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He studies the sorting of political and social identities and the popular meanings citizens associate with democracy.
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That is disconcerting in light of the ideological sorting in recent decades in many countries, notably America.
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The delivery service would give Amazon critical control over the final stages of order sorting and delivery.
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If you're not sure where to start, consult a financial advisor instead of sorting through internet advice.
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Europeans and Asians are wise and rich guys; they should be sorting out their own security problems.
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It would be easier than sorting through all the brand and style options on your own, no?
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Sorting out all the legal issues included in his mandate is complicated and will likely be nuanced.
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Building values is very tedious, and involves a shit-ton of in-game grinding and egg-sorting.
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" Questions from the Sorting Hat include: "A troll has gone berserk in the Headmaster's study at Hogwarts.
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In Atlanta, Delta Air Lines rolled out new equipment this week for sorting travelers' carry-ons faster.
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This is a key time for sorting out what you want in relationships (romantic and nonromantic alike).
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Adapting to new economic and political realities will take time, as will sorting out crucial security issues.
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It's sorting tomatoes, but it looks like the fingers of God flicking damned souls straight into hell.
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Instead, they are sorting through a pile of lithium-ion batteries from old mobile phones and laptops.
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The sorting facility is in Mirny, the diamond mining town where many miners and other employees live.
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Piles of shoes, clothes, duvets and other items accumulated in several spots where volunteers were sorting them.
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In a bit more than two years, that sorting-out process would extinguish the Republic of Vietnam.
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If you spend tons of time rummaging for a specific photo, then sorting photos may be worthwhile.
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Excel is great for sorting large amounts of data, whether it involves alphabetizing, adding, or merging cells.
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The 8 Securities team is banking on Chloe sorting that out for its users when it — she?
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Sorting out the races in the two leagues reveals that not all playoff chances are created equal.
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Sorting out facts, even if agreed upon, doesn't lead to common interpretation of what the facts mean.
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PillPack generally caters to people with multiple chronic conditions who can benefit from its drug sorting capabilities.
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Other Alrosa employees in Mirny include office workers and those who work in the diamond sorting centers.
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It will take time, but with everything happening on this world, I'm glad we're sorting it out.
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Today's energy is perfect for sorting out commitments and figuring out what your responsibilities to others are.
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The plastic can be sourced from waste landfills and then processed with less sorting than traditional recycling.
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His skin a deep brown; eyes steady, not focused on the shit his hands were sorting through.
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The Moon is in your sign for much of today, and you're sorting through many complicated emotions.
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The leaves have fallen; on the dry groundthe wind makes piles of them, sorting all it destroys.
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When she arrived, she found out he was sorting clothes instead of serving food to the homeless.
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I work for a small nonprofit, and one of my duties is sorting through our email inbox.
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This is my fault, having been left in charge of sorting this out back at the warehouse.
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This is most immediately evident in the way Democrats are sorting themselves in their early primary preferences.
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It was a social network with a framework for sorting and tagging and categorizing and discussing photography.
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But by sorting them into categories I've devised, I can find, read and enjoy each one more.
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I am still sorting and ripping the music, I act like I own a mini record shop.
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So many times he had walked this street, searching for clues, sorting out matters in his head.
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Wearing a pair of denim overalls, he prepared for the job of mucking out and sorting through.
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And he particularly relishes the zone where no one is sorting music into any categories at all.
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On a more mundane level, you will find yourself sorting through issues concerning debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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She had died while sorting the laundry, he said, and the cause of death was not known.
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Separately, a gunman fatally shot three people, then himself, at a mail sorting hub in San Francisco.
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Part of the messy necessity of democratic civil society is sorting out good ideas from bad ones.
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The minivans will take packages from UPS store locations to a local UPS sorting facility for processing.
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Instead, he said, he got the most interesting questions about things like algorithms for searching and sorting.
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We've had great success in taking menial tasks like sorting and responding to emails and automating them.
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Friends and family members have spent the past few days sorting through what's left of the home.
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Automated sorting machines, whirring conveyor belts and hard bins can break a book and shorten its life.
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In rich countries, minting, sorting, storing and distributing it is estimated to cost about 0.5% of GDP.
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The company uses computer vision to make sorting more efficient at different stages of the waste chain.
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While Jones may be taking his time sorting through what&aposs next, the schedule is somewhat pressing.
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The CEO did say his new network of package sorting was more high tech than FedEx&aposs.
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In February, an autonomous minivan will transport packages from a UPS Store to a UPS sorting facility.
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State election officials said they were analyzing the judge's ruling and sorting through what to do next.
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Performance dates and ticketing details are yet to be announced, so hold onto your sorting hats, Billywigs.
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The robots assist in repetitive sorting, picking items off shelves and carting heavy loads around a warehouse.
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Yet the study does not do a good job of sorting and evaluating these differences, he noted.
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"Both political parties have some sorting out to do, and there's an urgency to this," he said.
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Once you reach age 220 and are eligible for Medicare, sorting through your options can be tricky.
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In southeast Texas, meanwhile, victims of Harvey are just starting the process of sorting through the devastation.
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The project used Google's artificial intelligence software to improve the sorting and analysis of imagery from drones.
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But he did, leaving a backlog of 1,100 open cases he never got around to sorting out.
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After sorting through inferred, suggestive stories, one must resign oneself to one's own interpretation, to one's particular lens.
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Yahoo can ill afford further delays to sorting itself out, and the maneuver is a time-consuming one.
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And now you can be sorted into the one that suits you best, via Pottermore's new sorting quiz.
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Scientists sorting out how these upper layers sort themselves out are rethinking their assumptions about how worlds work.
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A cultural awareness of Islamic societal norms in certain places is helpful in sorting anomalies from conventional practices.
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New species of spider named for the sorting hat from 'Harry Potter' OMG it's so floppy and CUTE!
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The battle for Mosul is over, but the task of sorting out the dead is only just beginning.
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But sorting through these questions could prove even more crucial for figuring out how to make flying sustainable.
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Learning that Google has been sorting out and storing our shopping habits — and we didn't even know it!
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Later, after much sorting and cataloging, the rest of the collection will become available to scholars and students.
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Similarly, the patron relationship manager will replace the process of downloading and sorting through spreadsheets with subscriber info.
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Based on Season 1 and Season 2, the moral sorting system of the afterlife is pretty forked up.
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Facebook's Stories Story ($) Ben Thompson does a masterful job sorting fact from spin on the Facebook earnings call.
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The researchers looked at a group of studies done on cancer and stroke research, sorting them into categories.
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The app also allows pregnant women to find doctors in their area, sorting by specialty and medical institution.
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Indeed it is the merciless sorting by technical criteria that makes the world of "Player Piano" a dystopia.
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After the sorting process, workers spread the beans out on a concrete surface to dry in the sun.
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I spend the next few hours playing with her, putting away laundry, and sorting through my Amazon deliveries.
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Sweet Venus connects with serious Saturn, making this an important day for sorting out plans in your relationships.
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The robot dumped the rejected larger particles into the second sieve, sorting out anything larger than 0.04 inches.
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It's a state of heightened awareness, of careful assessment, of sorting through the irrelevant to find the sublime.
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Financially, this will also bring a critical turning point around any taxes, debts, or inheritances you're sorting out.
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This is a sorting facility, which receives all those boxes and puts them on trucks to your neighborhood.
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It took two weeks of sorting and an eighteen-wheeler to get rid of a lifetime of possessions.
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Users can also apply filters to the map, sorting noted locations by cultural significance, era, neighborhood, and identity.
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"I have so many things to do: sorting out clothes, toiletries ... and going to meetings," Fatima Alves said.
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A recent study of online dating in South Korea found that it boosted sorting among couples by education.
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The following are a few tips for sorting through the blizzard of fake financial news: * Trace the source.
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Having previously identified as straight, Kat now spends several episodes sorting through her newfound feelings for a woman.
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Once the Senate passes the budget, two chambers will have to conference their bills, sorting out any differences.
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At one point, the sorting and labeling involved nearly 49,000 workers on Mechanical Turk, Amazon's global online marketplace.
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So then, when we get these wings in, they go through a meticulous sorting effort from our prepper.
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"Sorting out my problems dispelled the dark notions that had weighed on him after Paula died," Vincent explains.
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Ms. Wu said she enjoyed sorting through the psychological clues earlier composers left behind in their handwritten scores.
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The Shentong Express (STO) factory in Tianjin is China's largest fully automated sorting plant in the delivery industry.
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But that has generated neighborhood concerns about noise, safety and whether visitors can follow complex trash-sorting rules.
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Alphabet has been testing the robots with simple tasks, like sorting garbage into landfill, compost, and recycling piles.
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Opinion Minneapolis — I spent the entire month of May sorting through the past, and throwing away old fruit.
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Public Health We know that Americans are increasingly sorting themselves by political affiliation into friendships, even into neighborhoods.
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Companies are still in the process of sorting out what new challenges the headphone jack's death would bring.
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So a Trumpian schism probably wouldn't lead to a full realignment, a real re-sorting of the parties.
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Delegate things that aren't high value — like sorting through email and scheduling calls — to support or other staff.
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And its "On Now" section will be improved to recommend the more popular content first in its sorting.
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"Many thanks for sorting today's call on such short notice — much appreciated," a Soros official wrote Nuland's aide.
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Podcast genres are less defined than those of movies and TV, giving listeners another obstacle in sorting options.
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Methodology: As a raw method of sorting, the grammar and spelling from PerfectTense was first applied by Factba.se.
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It's not that you are questioning that person's intelligence or that person's capability of sorting fact from fiction.
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You can find plenty of desktop programs for Windows for in-depth tagging and sorting of your pictures.
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One official described how policies to improve waste sorting and install modern toilets had helped transform a village.
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"The free market has been sorting it out, and America's been losing," he told The New York Times.
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That bottom line saves you all the time of sorting through all the verbiage from all the camps.
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As residents across the region began sorting through the rubble, meteorologists were warning of more dangerous conditions ahead.
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We were, too, on the climate desk, sorting through America's mixed bag of election results on climate change.
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Mr. McClung, too, seemed resigned to sorting out a solution once he and his family arrived in Lyon.
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I spent so long immersed in this problem that I had a hard time sorting facts from legend.
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In the great sorting process that can begin in preschool, there's no question that standardized test scores matter.
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Voters say that sorting out the candidates is like taking a final exam when you haven't attended class.
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I get easily distracted by sorting and folding baby clothes and work on other organizing in the nursery.
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She loved sorting through page after page of documents and records, searching for that needle in the haystack.
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Sorting trash was chosen as a convenient challenge to test the project's approach to creating more capable robots.
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Few recyclers want them, because there's very little market for them and they clog up the sorting machinery.
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Take a deep breath and do nothing for several months, apart from sorting out your feelings, he said.
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Meanwhile local women busy themselves sorting bottles of wine, left over from a fishermen's banquet the night before.
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Lizzo lent a hand in Melbourne, Australia sorting through donations and packing food hampers for bushfire-affected families.
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As the daughters of Pakistani immigrants living in Illinois, she's constantly sorting through the different sides of herself.
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It was a microcosm of the national sorting being driven by Mr. Trump and his culture-warring politics.
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Bit by bit, they were sorting through the gigabytes of data that he had brought back from Nigeria.
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The organization stage tests how good you are at sorting everything in the warehouse while also planning ahead.
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Online retail giant Amazon plans to hire about 214,000 workers this month at its warehouses and sorting centers.
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The stamp was discovered in 1873, by a 12-year-old boy sorting through his uncle's old letters.
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The contractor has said that it was not sorting the garbage because doing so would delay the project.
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You might even pick up a few new ones — degreasing the turbines, say, or sorting out molecular diffusion.
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Short of violence, politics is the only way we have of sorting out what needs to be sorted.
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Specifically: Rearing millions of mosquitoes at a relatively low cost, and sorting them efficiently into males and females.
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UPS's largest air sorting hub, Worldport, as well as significant ground and Supply Chain Solutions are in Louisville.
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The result is a population-sorting dynamic in the Midwest that parallels national trends, albeit in weaker fashion.
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The result is a population-sorting dynamic in the Midwest that parallels national trends, albeit in weaker fashion.
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I'll be sorting and matching and arranging things, and I don't want to wake up until I'm done!
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We hadn't started a college-savings plan yet and needed help sorting out the bewildering array of options.
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There's a full directory of listings online, but we've done the work of sorting through it for you.
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Perhaps you're still sorting out, or have just started thinking about, what you'll wear on the holiday party circuit.
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A (very) conceptual illustration of two DNA robots collectively performing a cargo-sorting task on a DNA "origami" surface.
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We get it, no one likes sorting through their inbox, and Nunberg's sounds like it is perhaps especially terrible?
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However, according to a January filing, the Justice Department is still sorting through nearly 17 million pages of documents.
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It's particularly good at sorting out those relatively small but hugely annoying issues that other maintenance tools might miss.
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When you've decided on your folder structure, then it's a matter of sorting your emails into the right area.
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The name refers to the massive sorting facility at the heart of FedEx's high-tech headquarters in Memphis Tennessee.
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And for that, you're going to need the Harry Potter Sorting Hat Bath Bomb from Created by Rebecca Lynn.
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The only reason he didn't get put in there was because he actively thought "not Slytherin!" during his sorting.
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Because of all the content available to the average computer user there is no sorting mechanism that makes sense.
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Sorting Robotics, a company in Y Combinator's Winter 2019 class, has built a robot laser-focused on that problem.
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That means they're working longer, picking and sorting the good potatoes from the rotten ones, but making less money.
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As kids get older, they enjoy sorting through complex ideas to figure out what a movie is really saying.
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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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Still, the team built a ball-sorting robot on a shortened timeline; their kit only arrived three weeks ago.
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They've built out dozens of parcel-sorting centers to reduce the fees they pay to existing small parcel carriers.
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Warehouse work may be mundane, but it changes too often to reliably employ robots for product picking and sorting.
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I wish I didn't go overseas," Francis continues while sorting out tactical vests and helmets, "I lost my leg.
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The robot uses optical sorting to understand what percent of coffee cherries look perfect or spoiled in a batch.
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Workers at FedEx's sorting facility in Lake Wales, Florida, discovered one of the containers leaked through the cardboard box.
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Post offices, weighed down by strident unions, high labour costs and costly networks of sorting centres, struggle to compete.
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Either way, sorting through all the submissions seems likely to be a major job in itself for Donald Trump.
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Sorting out the details could be confusing during this time, so don't expect to understand everything all at once.
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Marie Kondo's rise as a cultural icon shows there's big business to be had in sorting out a mess.
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But China seems to have little interest in sorting out the civil war just over the border in Syria.
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The entire process of sorting and filtering which stories you should see happens locally in your copy of Firefox.
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If she's not overseeing their cremation, she's bathing them, dressing them, doing their makeup, and sorting out their caskets.
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According to Turner, the problem is that carbon black is incredibly difficult to recycle using current plastic sorting techniques.
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Sorting out the hell of a medium, or even long-distance journey by bus would drive most people mad.
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The man has a history of charges against him, but investigators were still sorting through his convictions, he said.
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So there's no way you can pre-program a robot with the solution for sorting out your house, right?
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And while everyone is sorting out what that means, make sure you take a second and smell the commas.
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Sorting through the claims and counterclaims with regard to statements made by the targeted lawyers is quite a slog.
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Sorting out scheduling issues is a major focus—changes are taking place around how you run your everyday life.
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His father worked, at one point in Blankfein's childhood, worked the graveyard shift sorting mail for the post office.
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The census will proceed next spring in the usual way, without sorting the country's population into citizen and noncitizen.
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She was seen in surveillance footage from the Webster Laundromat on Wednesday sorting clothes and putting them into machines.
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Amazon operates more than 75 "fulfilment centres" and 35 sorting centres in America, manned by 125,000 full-time workers.
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Hungry Humpback Shape Sorter Kids hate cleaning their rooms, but they love properly sorting shapes, it makes no sense.
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Facebook's promise is that you shouldn't need chronological sorting, because it will find and display the most important information.
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Sun did the edge-sorting of the cards and tipped off Ivey whether to wager on banker or player.
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In 1.773, he automated the company's entire cutlery cleaning and sorting process, yielding a 21.77 percent boost to productivity.
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The Wirecutter is sorting out the good deals from the bad, and highlighting them in a running Twitter feed.
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Much of the day-to-day work, though, is sorting out bank accounts, credit ratings, car insurance, technical problems.
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This combined with the sorting makes it much easier to lean back and watch a ton of friends' Snaps.
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Venus enters emotional Water sign Scorpio today, finding you sorting through some deep feelings over the next few weeks.
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Facebook is sorting out unintentional clicks by discounting instances where a user bounces back after two seconds or less.
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Sorting out the water crisis at Atacama is complicated by a lack of data, but also a jurisdiction issue.
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But the driving force here isn't the waning of Christianity but the politicized sorting of it, and much else.
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Volunteers in orange vests were leading new horses to stalls, stacking bales of hay and sorting sacks of grain.
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Sorting out who pays for this one hotel room is not the problem; it's a symptom of something deeper.
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Last year researchers determined that squirrels engage in "spatial chunking," sorting nuts by size, type and possibly nutritional value.
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But don't let that sorting obscure the decision he made: to speak about your intimate life in the workplace.
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"They got it done in a day because the tournament was coming," Bilas said of sorting the players' eligibility.
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Crowdpac quantifies where the candidate falls along the ideological spectrum by sorting through the donors' past political-giving practices.
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"Our biggest worries are about whether they will be able to follow rules, like sorting the garbage," he said.
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Here's another way of viewing the economic sorting — a 29D map that shows spikes where the economic output is.
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"I was simply making the point we need to get on with sorting this out whichever way," he wrote.
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At the moment, the train is famous less for moving passengers than for sorting them into a cultural set.
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" He added, "It's a matter of sitting down at the table and sorting out any argument that they have.
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Or — in the case of Caracristi, whom I interviewed for a book on female code breakers — sorting and categorizing.
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Some users on the thread noticed their packages were delayed in customs or stuck at a nearby sorting center.
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That includes everything from keyboard shortcuts, autofill, and multi-level sorting to cell protection, named ranges, and data validation.
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Thanks to various state-sponsored actors, we already have enough problems sorting out fact from fiction on social networks.
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Next, you'll cover more advanced Python techniques like actual mapping, advanced sorting, expressions, databases, object-oriented coding, and more.
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Epidemiologists break up a population into "compartments," a sorting-hat approach to what kind of imaginary people they're studying.
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In San Francisco, a gunman fatally shot three people, and then himself, at a United Parcel Service sorting hub.
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Perhaps not unexpectedly, Combs admits he did have some trouble sorting through the stress that accompanied his meteoric rise.
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A. Among its functions, Apple's iTunes program serves as a database for sorting and organizing your digital media collection.
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I am beside myself with laughter and humor her by taking a sorting hat quiz with her on Pottermore.
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She posted memes on social media making light of the lockdown and passed the time by sorting trail mix.
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But sorting through massive numbers of messages from customers, partners and even employees can be tedious and time-consuming.
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There are many different use cases for this kind of technology, but it seems particularly promising in sorting facilities.
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Mr. Trump and his legal team were still sorting out who would mount his defense in the Senate chamber.
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Another important dynamic is occurring in Britain, as it is throughout the West: the ethnic sorting of the electorate.
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"Why are you not with them in Parliament," the man asked, "sorting out the mess that you have created?"
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You're experiencing deep, personal transformation and growth, sorting through your emotional baggage and burning what you don't need anymore.
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For a long time, black people have deployed slavery-derived hierarchies as a social and psycho-political sorting mechanism.
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Whether I'm sorting bath salts or escaping, whenever I hear the word influencer, I think 'bad influencer,' you know?
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For clients who are sorting through the complexities of enrollment decisions, it helps to have a go-to expert.
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I also found the task of sorting through 650-plus designer brands in pursuit of the real gems overwhelming.
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Assembly line workers picked through the larger pieces, sorting the plastics and whatever else ended up on the line.
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Floyd picked through the bag, sorting fruit and candy, and held up a pink metal drum of Almond Roca.
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Revenue streams vary per partnership, but include consultation, material collection, sorting, repair, cleaning, resale, upcycling, and closed loop research.
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In a good day, she can earn $25, far more than her previous jobs sorting fish and grinding spices.
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In sorting these posts, Facebook does not optimize for any single metric: not clicks or reading time or likes.
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"The benefit of having broader notice vastly outweighed the inconvenience of sorting out 6,000 (fake) claims," von Loewenfeldt said.
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Analysts had warned against holding a second summit meeting without first sorting out the differences through working-level negotiations.
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After sorting through hundreds of characteristics, they identified the handful most closely shared between species that had tail weapons.
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These people move around a lot, it seems like there's a sorting out in the industry, of the talent.
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Much like students who don the sorting hat and await assignment into the proper Hogwarts house in the enduringly popular Harry Potter franchise (which turned 20 this year), Pet Alliance of Orlando is sorting dogs into four sections of its "Pawgwarts" kennels, based upon their personalities, abilities and interests rather than their breeds.
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I talk about AI in the book because this very weak AI is used for these kind of things, to doing very trivial sorting and not the human sort of sorting of what is good ... It's so big, it's hard to have human ... I know, but maybe it shouldn't be so big.
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Just look at this video of orange package-sorting robots working in a warehouse operated by Chinese delivery giant Shentong.
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"Sorting out a rare event will take a lot of women," he said, and they must be followed for months.
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One of my coworkers wrote a poem about our book-sorting machine, so I'm hoping people will find it amusing.
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An associate sorting items at the donation center in mid-June came across the medal in a box of housewares.
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Archaeologists are sorting through the remains, hoping to glean a better idea of what life was like in colonial Philadelphia.
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We were tottering on the verge of finally sorting out Britain's injunction problem once and for all—and then, bang.
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Thankfully, this time, you can get it by watching other people do the hard work of cleaning, sorting, and discarding.
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These flat yellow workhorses made by Libiao, a local startup, work through the night sorting packages for delivery across China.
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The sorting algorithms the article refers to are designed for that 90% of items, where shipping costs do not apply.
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In the Philippines, Indonesia and Bangladesh, governments boast of sorting out their drug problem by executing drug users and sellers.
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If you're up for those tingly horny feelings, though, and need some help sorting them out, we have you covered.
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Fortunately, the update maintains all of the Gmail preferences you have now, including your preferred style of sorting your inbox.
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As you know, he also managed to drop two singles and we're still sorting out the fall out from those.
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"We're pretty comfortable with how the biosimilars are sorting themselves out," Chief Executive Officer Richard Gonzalez said on the call.
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Meet Eriovixia gryffindori, a spider species named after J.K. Rowling's character Godric Gryffindor because it resembles Harry Potter's sorting hat.
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The former couple spent three days in negotiations sorting out the finances around their custody battle before submitting the settlement.
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Dennis told reporters that he was sorting his tapes when he discovered a sports tape with Kelly's name on it.
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The main takeaway of the sorting is to eliminate breed discrimination and look at dogs for who they truly are.
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So it is good to an isolated phenomenon which has, however, escaped the control teams to the stages of sorting.
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For Waste Management, the company that runs this operation, collecting, sorting and bundling recyclables was until recently a profitable endeavor.
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AMAZON VP ANNOUNCES NEW WAREHOUSE SORTING SYSTEM AND NEW MODEL OF ROBOTIC 'DRIVE' UNIT THAT CO HAS USED IN WAREHOUSES
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In college admissions, sorting applicants by ACT scores is standard, but taking their ZIP code into account might seem discriminatory.
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Mr Schwarzenegger does not deny self-sorting effects: of course Californian districts become more liberal near the ocean, he says.
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A conference tasked with sorting out Algeria's political future is expected to be led by Lakhdar Brahimi, a veteran diplomat.
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The feature is called "demand sorting," because it points out the topics that are most "in demand" by the audience.
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We'll be sorting, collecting, and highlighting all the best deals for you right on this page, so check back often.
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It's a gigantic mess that's never worth sorting through, especially when it's so easy to bring back the old files.
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I head home to start on all the packing and start sorting clothes and knickknacks and separating them into boxes.
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But biological signals can be noisy and machine learning is a powerful tool for sorting through that kind of data.
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Even if you feel a specific hiring manager will appreciate your wit, that person probably isn't sorting through the resumes.
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You'll have then devoted some thought to sorting out your desires, not those the magazine ads tell you are yours.
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Sorting out balance sheet issues stemming from prolonged cheap oil could prove to be Wall Street's greatest challenge in 2016.
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Jesús sits on the living room floor, sorting through a stack of large paper cards covered with brightly colored drawings.
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THE Supreme Court tends to expend more energy detangling questions of law than it does sorting through questions of fact.
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A current problem with the use of these cameras is the gargantuan task of sorting through hours of mundane video.
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This might be dealt with by cell-sorting techniques, or even by synthesising artificial scaffolds that behave similarly to cells.
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And the while the leap to all-electric vehicles is coming, some automakers are still sorting out their hybrid strategy.
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OneDrive has been sorting pictures into tags by detecting if photos are of food, buildings, animals, drink, and many more.
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Sorting through all of the options and deciding which model is best for you presents its own unique challenge, though.
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A sorting facility in Twinsburg, Ohio, would only have ten full-time jobs, with the rest part-time or seasonal.
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Such deals have been taking place for at least 25 years, particularly for plastic waste labeled for sorting or recycling.
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Combined with Photos on the iPhone, Apple's Photos apps are turning into solid options for sorting through your old pictures.
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But after the chaos wrought by Trump's candidacy and victory, American politics is again sorting itself along usual partisan lines.
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Boyd helped form the criteria that 179 scholars referred to while sorting through 1,000 nominees to select the final 12.
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But at least this homogeneous sorting often followed years of diverse exposure at college or in other, more expansive environments.
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Luckily, users can escape some of the manipulation by personalizing results, sorting by review score or price and applying filters.
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The day was dominated by a 20-rider breakaway, but the critical sorting out did not come until the end.
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What could the planning of meals and the sorting of laundry ever have to do with writing a maximalist novel?
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Fashion publicist Isoke Salaam told Insider that the days of sorting through racks of ripped jeans may soon be over.
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Mr. Schlichter said participants were still burdened with sorting through more than 100 options, many of which were too expensive.
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Employees have already been pictured sorting packages in Chinese warehouses in Beijing to get them on the way to customers.
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On that last score, Coats and his colleagues did indeed tell truth to power by sorting out fact from fantasy.
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Amazon, by far the largest e-commerce website, takes the number and quality of reviews into account when sorting products.
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His pieces play with dimension and space via a pixel-sorting process that gives each one an individually melty look.
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How thoughtful: My hatred for sorting the "who/what/where do we meet up" in group chats is well-known.
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The undelivered packages found during a screening process at a sorting center were being examined for fingerprints and genetic material.
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The sorting is accomplished based on descriptive words that Anderson, with the help of his daughters, coded into the device.
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Another nanny told Business Insider she spent "back-breaking hours" sorting M&Ms by color, according to a child's preferences.
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This type of bias stems from the human instinct to order the world, by sorting its pieces into familiar groups.
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They told us how their schools are responding, how they're sorting through disinformation, and why they're concerned for their grandparents.
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Sorting out where their responsibility begins and ends will be complicated, he says, and may end up increasing their power.
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Back then, there were two overarching sorting compartments, Type A and Type B, and you accepted wherever you best fit.
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That is, sorting out how, when, and where to interfere very slightly with the system to obtain the desired result.
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Another poll, taken just after the president's announcement of the financial measures, suggested people were still sorting out their views.
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There are theories that they control the world and stuff, or are sorting out the world and giving people help.
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They say "friends" instead of "boys and girls," and play is organized to prevent children from sorting themselves by gender.
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One major exception is the web-based version of Gmail, which offers a system of custom labels for sorting messages.
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But deciding whether to bring this up with management depends partly on sorting the facts from rumors — and dubious assumptions.
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Otherwise, valuable time might be lost sorting through a mountain of donated goods that do not serve people's immediate needs.
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The entire process is on display in the company's trash sorting facility, where garbage bags whiz by on conveyor belts.
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They shared hundreds of stories of sorting through family heirlooms and the sometimes awkward, sometimes liberating discussions about unwanted keepsakes.
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As for sorting out the rest of it, he was entirely on his own in those early years of repayment.
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Even though some buyers are taking their time in sorting through this oversupply, they are still willing to sign contracts.
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In a San Francisco courtroom, a judge is sorting out the restructuring of the state's biggest utility, Pacific Gas & Electric.
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According to Reuters, the company's hope was that technology could make the process of sorting through job applications more efficient.
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"Trump, Biden and Ukraine: Sorting Out the Accusations" The debate: When is impeaching the president the right thing to do?
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With five months to go before his agreed departure date, Mr. George is still sorting through boxes of new material.
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As of Friday, President Trump and his legal team were still sorting out who would defend him in the trial.
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Against this backdrop, the attack on Mr. Dobkin seemed a relatively innocuous means of sorting things out in Ukrainian politics.
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It's a complicated form of sorting and matching that ultimately finds conversations, or "topics," within the broader discussions of fentanyl.
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The Sisyphean trash sorting is a test of X's plan to make robots useful by having them learn from experience.
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Alphabet is testing trash-sorting robots inside two of its buildings where they make rounds checking refuse is correctly sorted.
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Is there a particular way of sorting through all that visual material that's unlike looking at any other photographer's work?
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Walmart has introduced robots for cleaning floors, unloading and sorting items from trucks, and for picking up orders in stores.
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In the evenings and early mornings before I went to work, I was sorting and editing photos on my computer.
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Investigators were still sorting through the digital crumbs left behind after last week's crippling cyberattacks, known as NotPetya or Nyetya.
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Sorting them out isn't easy, since the tech is just starting to be used in small-scale ride-hailing services.
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You can find specific Google Docs documents by sorting your files, or simply searching for it by title or content.
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Both companies specialize in tech that allows companies to automate common, repetitive, and mundane computer tasks, like sorting job applications.
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And the task of sorting and selling is only made worse by leaving it for the next generation to tackle.
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At a national level, the electorate's sorting has taken place after a similar shift among the two major political parties.
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Credit union advocates that met with Trump on Monday said the president told them he was still sorting through candidates.
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Some people argue that this sorting is simply the result of gerrymandering — and that is certainly part of the problem.
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Mills and Samuelson are key figures as Clinton charged them with sorting emails before a technician "bleached" the private server.
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In "The Business Sergeant's Field Manual, " Hallberg outlines a number of ways that leaders can go about sorting these issues.
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We discussed sorting out how to deal with such a devastating loss, and what she imagines she will do next.
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Since it's tedious to weigh each individual marble, you'll want to come up with some sort of group sorting mechanism.
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Of course, predicting Mr. Trump's actions and sorting out who is up and down in his orbit is always fraught.
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" JACQUES ROUSSEAU, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF CLEARVIEW ENERGY IN WASHINGTON, D.C.: "I think people are sorting through what could actually happen.
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